Barry, you lucky man out there, taking care of real life. ..the pirate ship radio adventure in the Red Sea it was GREAT, my sincere compliments...and when i see you playing with a rope and a tree, you're still safe, the kid inside is still safe! A big smile :-)) Fair Winds ;-)
Barry. You really are a legend. Sailing legend, radio legend, rescue legend. And I am quite sure a legendary friend to many. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe my friend....you the man. And a great mate to all ... cheers.
Thank you! I was a child in Israel. Listening to your music 🎵 ! And now I am an grown-up child,, Listening to your sailing channel again! A. B. Nathan was a great Man! Thank you from a Israeli friend
Wow, Barry, "From somewhere in the Mediterranean, we are the Voice Of Peace on 1540 Khz.... Peace is the word and the Voice Of Peace is the station 24 hours a day". Unbelievable!, you have managed to take me back years, with a wide smile. I used to listen to this amazing radio station. I remember your main commercial: "Drink cool, refreshing water, there's nothing better for you we say. Drink water today" (I guess beer is now recommended). I've seen all the TH-cam videos, and always waiting for the next one. Thank you, for all your TH-cam videos. And from the depths of my heart, I wish you : May all your wishes come true. Amen!
I might have heard that radio station when our ship was in the Levant time to time in the 80’s We spent a lot of time off Lebanese coast. Hook up our receiver to a 40or 50 foot long wire
Been watching your videos for just over a year now which inspired me to start looking for my own boat to live aboard and sail! 2 weeks ago I bought said boat and so the journey has begun! Thank you Barry for your fantastic content and the inspiration to change life styles!
The Voice of Peace: I listened to it daily while peacekeeping in Israel and Egypt in the late 70’s/early 80’s! Never thought I would run into someone that worked onboard! “ the voice of peace… Coming to you from somewhere in the Mediterranean!” Thank you Barry!
Richard I think that if you want Barry to actually see your comment you should look where he himself has commented or replied to someone and then he's likely to see what you said
I can't believe that you were a DJ on the Voice of Peace off the coast of Israel! Back in the 80's I lived in Israel and listened to the Voice of Peace every night. My now husband and I sailed around the vessel while you were drifting offshore. Your broadcasts and Abe Natan were legendary.
Ahhh New Zealand.... can't think of of more beautiful place to be stranded - with the bonus of having the nicest people ever. Glad you enjoyed ' those moments' to put in your memory bank.
1978-1980 My wife listened to the Voice of Peace radio in Israel. She was an American girl living in Israel and it was one of the only English speaking stations. She loved it.
Pirate radio, wow thats a blast from the past. Remember radio Caroline. Good old days before the world went political. Keep them coming Barry, stay safe mate
As a radiojock for 40 years in Belgium now and a radiopirate in the early 80s...and later on MiAmigo International in Spain....this video was the best.
I grew up listening to music "From somewhere in the Mediterranean, we are the Voice of Peace" - The best music in the entire Middle East in those days!.
Hey! Great episode as always - watching you from Atlanta before heading home to the Netherlands (despite being an Aussie). So I work in cement and concrete - it’s quite easy, limestone is put through a crusher, into the kiln at around 1400 degrees, baked so Alite becomes Blite, and then makes clinker which with a few extra little ingredients like gypsum etc, it goes through a mill and voila, you have cement. 🤗
Hey!!! I was listening to it every day. I am from Israel... And right now the voice of peace will shut down it's transmission for a period of one minute... Sweet memory... You are a part of history!!!
Was fascinated to see the remains of the pirate Radio ship. I often listened to Radio Hauraki from Australia. It was on a clear channel and quite easy to receive in the evening. Many memories. Thanks Barry!
I didn't realize until I saw that picture of you, young, on the Peace Boat, that you are an old man like me. Good show, old man. Keep sailing. It is keeping you young and fresh as the morning air.
Get one of those cheap plastic cutting boards and slice it into a triangle that will fit in the space under the chain drop hole, mount it at an angle and the chain should slide further aft instead of bunching up right under the deck chain hole... When we wanted cool drinks or just needed to 'refrigerate' food in brutally hot weather, we tied a doubled up heavy duty trash bag full of goodies to the spare mushroom anchor and lowered it down to a couple of feet off the bottom. It's always cold down there, except in an enclosed, shallow atoll... 😁
I'm 51 and used to sail with my friend and his parents as a teenager. I'm looking for my first sailboat to do some coastal cruising along the east coast of the USA. Eventually when I retire I want to do what you're doing and said around the world just meeting new people and cultures. It just seems like a blast.
I sure enjoy your videos about places and things I’ve not experienced. What a joy to be an armchair traveler with the feast of videos like yours. I’ve seen your total output and look forward to every new posting! Keep up the great work!
I admire your confidence when you go ashore leaving Shaddy swinging on the hook, she is all you have. I would not be able to relax till I was back on board !!
I was birthed next to the M.V. Tiri in the old Viaduct Basin in Auckland - fond memories , Good nights . A Kid & a swing - Thats a holiday , Are you heading south ?- Fair Winds .
Suggestion: when paddling a kayak, fix your knees under the gunwales. When you paddle, lift the knee on the side that you are paddling against the gunwale. This prevents the kayak from tipping and allows you to use more of your whole body into supplying force to the paddles. I was able to kayak the coast of Maine without running out of steam right away. That time came after a 20+ mile stretch without a single pullout and 8 meter swells. Got out of the kayak, legs collapsed and face first into the water.
I've said it once so I'll say it again, Barry you have things to easy, it's time to find a Mrs. Barry!!! Young sweet Kiwi woman would be just the ticket :)
Been following you since day 1 Barry and I can't believe what you've said about being a DJ on the voice of peace..I grew up in Israel and listened every morning going to school.. What a small world...btw love the videos looking forward to more adventures
Good one! Loved seeing the wild Phormiums and Cordylines...what a country! You trapping you finger reminded me of the time I was bent over weeding in the garden and stood on my own hand, I tried to stand up and couldn't, because I was standing on my own hand...doh! Great vid...
I've watched just about all your videos.. mostly on a binge and this one is about my favorite! You really are having a fascinating life..I hope you write a book one day..happy trails 🤗
No wonder your videos are so cool. You have great editing skills, the tunes rock, esp the blues music, and that voice of yours is always soothing to listen to. Radio voice ~
You're definitely an interesting bloke, Seadog. Fun to hear a little history. You map joke gave me an out loud chuckle! Also enjoyed seeing the kid in you that you had to test out the swing. I hope your finger is okay. Smashing ANY digit is always extremely painful; more than worthy of swear words! Save travels!
That brought back some memories! In the 80s I spent about a year as a volunteer worker on Kibbutz Revadim in Israel and the Voice of Peace was our regular, after work listening so I may well have heard some of your broadcasts. Happy days!
Rain gives you a chance to scrub down the deck (LOL). Travelling alone does have its drawbacks but at least you don't have to listen to anyone saying; 'i,ma goin' to die' everytime a 6 foot wave comes by :)
Hello from Alberta! Geographically, I live about a thousand km from any ocean, so my sailing knowledge is pretty much zero. I really enjoy your videos, especially your calm demeanor and the way you appear to look at life in general. I'm a big "shore" (I'm learning boat lingo) camping enthusiast and have really come to appreciate the sailboat way of life watching your videos. Be safe and have fun!
I was a sailing instructor for Jaffa sea-scouts in the 80s. The only station I listened to was the voice of peace and naturally the ship was always a good sailing destination off the coast of Tell Aviv. Who knew that I'd hear the same voice 40 years later on youtube....
It's always great to see a new video from the Salty Old Sea Dog ! You should start writing down some of your old stories and slip them into videos now and again, you have a very interesting history. You might not think it's much different from anyone else's history but there are plenty of people who would love to hear more ! For example I grew up in the North West of England in a small town with no prospects so I left on my motorbike and found work on fruit farms in Kent. From there I went to live in France working in the vineyards producing wine and after that I did the same in Germany. I returned to England after a few years of this and worked first in warehouses in Kent then moved on to delivery driver throughout the South East of England. Then I trained as an Electrician which was another big change and it allowed me to take up scuba diving as a hobby and dive in lots of exotic locations ! I gradually took more diver training and worked as a Dive Master in the Red Sea then eventually worked as a Dive Instructor in Egypt, Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand ! I retired from diving after some unlucky injuries but moved from Thailand to Hong Kong where I did a variety of jobs including film extra work, this started me on a new career in the film industry in South East Asia ! As you can tell I have lead a pretty varied lifestyle with lots of twists and turns and a few surprises, when people hear about my life they are either gobsmacked or they think it can't be true but there are hundreds of little stories to tell about every aspect of our lives which are unconventional and your life has been extraordinary Barry !
Its all cold up north, and your walking through wonderful fields of turned hay. The spirit gets joy of living inside here while the time telescopes the months. The time is endless though.. By the way the chain hoist looks to work really well, good job.
Paddling tip (for anyone really) ... Less pulling the paddle with the bottom hand and more pushing with the top hand...use the bottom hand more as a fulcrum and punch through with the top hand (like you're punching someone in the moosh)....you won't get achey forearms and sore tendons.
That was great, Barry! I bet that dip in the water felt oh, so wonderful! And a handsome young man DJ! Your videos are the berries! Thank you so much for making them. xo
Reboarding from kayak/dinghy: floating lines: ship to kayak. Kayak to paddle, and yourself to kayak & ship. Kayaks way faster than dinghy but need 2 hands. For quick line attach to paddle drill hole in blade, put biner on line
just love your posts. i so envy the life your leading and sharing with us all. i dont have the means to be a patron but so enjoy your posts. thankyou so much
Shaddy is looking beautiful just glistening an spiffy. I agree New Zealand is a stunning place to be... Thanks for sharing your life with us and fare winds an following sea's Luv ✌🏻💗😊❣️
Cap't. Barry, ... Aye mate, you are an old Sea Dog .. and, you deserve every moment of leisure time on the "hard" simply to reflect on where you've been, the awesome sights you've seen, the few perilous moments of "willing" a "make do" repair to perform, plus all of the wonderful friends you've made on your journey .. One should be so lucky to experience such adventures .. your 'Shaddy' looks brilliant anchored up in calm waters, a tip of my hat to you mate, you've done a first class job ! Cheers ! Looking forward to the next posting.
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Barry, you lucky man out there, taking care of real life. ..the pirate ship radio adventure in the Red Sea it was GREAT, my sincere compliments...and when i see you playing with a rope and a tree, you're still safe, the kid inside is still safe! A big smile :-)) Fair Winds ;-)
Barry. You really are a legend. Sailing legend, radio legend, rescue legend. And I am quite sure a legendary friend to many. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe my friend....you the man. And a great mate to all ... cheers.
Wow, thanks
Thank you! I was a child in Israel. Listening to your music 🎵 !
And now I am an grown-up child,,
Listening to your sailing channel again!
A. B. Nathan was a great Man!
Thank you from a Israeli friend
Shipwreck, ghost town and pirates, OH MY!!!
I loved the Pirate Radio story. Who knew? Very Cool, and you were so young. 👏
Funny, I listened to "The Voice of Peace" when I was stationed in Lebanon as a soldier.
For us Swedish UN peacekeepers in the Sinai Desert in the 1970s, Voice of Peace was the favorite radio station to tune in. Thanks Barry!
O Json , you scroll up or down to where Barry has made with actual comment or reply he's more likely to see what you just said
Wow, Barry,
"From somewhere in the Mediterranean, we are the Voice Of Peace on 1540 Khz.... Peace is the word and the Voice Of Peace is the station 24 hours a day".
Unbelievable!, you have managed to take me back years, with a wide smile.
I used to listen to this amazing radio station.
I remember your main commercial:
"Drink cool, refreshing water, there's nothing better for you we say. Drink water today" (I guess beer is now recommended).
I've seen all the TH-cam videos, and always waiting for the next one.
Thank you, for all your TH-cam videos.
And from the depths of my heart, I wish you : May all your wishes come true.
Amen!
Wow, you might of heard me in 1983
Same here , was in Israel in 84 and listened to the Voice of Peace , also seen the ship
I might have heard that radio station when our ship was in the Levant time to time in the 80’s We spent a lot of time off Lebanese coast. Hook up our receiver to a 40or 50 foot long wire
Phillipe... we call that a blast from the past !
Wow, i remember that opening sentence "this is the Voice of Peace from somewhere in the Mediterranean"
Since you fixed that depth sounder you've been more worried about depth than ever. Consider breaking it again for some peace of mind :D
Hahahaha bravo 👏
Good point!
That's the best point of view! Super! Fair Winds ;-)
Ha!! Smart phones have the the affect
So true! And now it's fixed... Definitely going to run aground!
Been watching your videos for just over a year now which inspired me to start looking for my own boat to live aboard and sail! 2 weeks ago I bought said boat and so the journey has begun! Thank you Barry for your fantastic content and the inspiration to change life styles!
Great video, Barry! (Remember, alcohol is an agricultural product. It's vital that we all do our part to support farmers!)
With the snow on the ground now I feel much warmer after watching another stellar vid.
I used to listen to the voice of peace back in the mid 1970s. Totally forgot all about it. The memories are now flooding back!!!
Love the Pirate Radio story. You are definitely living the dream sir!
Cheers from Southern California USA 🇺🇸 ~
Love the old DJ (or YOUNG DJ) photo!! Thanks for sharing it Barry!
I knew there was a reason I liked you Barry. Love the "Voice of Peace" back story and your old photo. Ya handsome devil...
The Voice of Peace: I listened to it daily while peacekeeping in Israel and Egypt in the late 70’s/early 80’s! Never thought I would run into someone that worked onboard! “ the voice of peace…
Coming to you from somewhere in the Mediterranean!”
Thank you Barry!
Richard I think that if you want Barry to actually see your comment you should look where he himself has commented or replied to someone and then he's likely to see what you said
@@gardensofthegods he already “liked” the comment but Ty
I can't believe that you were a DJ on the Voice of Peace off the coast of Israel! Back in the 80's I lived in Israel and listened to the Voice of Peace every night. My now husband and I sailed around the vessel while you were drifting offshore. Your broadcasts and Abe Natan were legendary.
Thanks
@@AdventuresofanoldSeadog yeah I really enjoyed this video but especially the part about you being a DJ for Pirate Radio ... really cool story !
Ahhh New Zealand.... can't think of of more beautiful place to be stranded - with the bonus of having the nicest people ever. Glad you enjoyed ' those moments' to put in your memory bank.
Once again thank you for a bit of escapism, for those of us who can’t due to commitments. Living the dream❤️
Sea dog you have been my main influence of buying a boat and I wanted to thank you
The voice of Peace... love it. What a life you have lived, and still are Barry :)
1978-1980 My wife listened to the Voice of Peace radio in Israel. She was an American girl living in Israel and it was one of the only English speaking stations. She loved it.
Pirate radio, wow thats a blast from the past. Remember radio Caroline. Good old days before the world went political. Keep them coming Barry, stay safe mate
Barry! Look.....behind you......its a map! Ha Ha we laughed about that one. Good show and keep on sailing!
The voice of peace, respect that Barry!
As a radiojock for 40 years in Belgium now and a radiopirate in the early 80s...and later on MiAmigo International in Spain....this video was the best.
I grew up listening to music "From somewhere in the Mediterranean, we are the Voice of Peace" - The best music in the entire Middle East in those days!.
My hat is off to you Barry ! Rebel in your day you ol' seadog !! Cheers mate you are an amazing person !
Hey! Great episode as always - watching you from Atlanta before heading home to the Netherlands (despite being an Aussie). So I work in cement and concrete - it’s quite easy, limestone is put through a crusher, into the kiln at around 1400 degrees, baked so Alite becomes Blite, and then makes clinker which with a few extra little ingredients like gypsum etc, it goes through a mill and voila, you have cement. 🤗
You're a man of many talents, Barry!
Thanks for taking us along on your travels. 👍
Thanks for another excellent episode Barry. PS - You were a pretty good-looking rooster back in The Peace Ship days! Keep ‘em coming mate.
Hey!!! I was listening to it every day. I am from Israel... And right now the voice of peace will shut down it's transmission for a period of one minute... Sweet memory... You are a part of history!!!
A good place for a BEATLES album cover such as, "Hard Day's Night", I been working like a dog!" ...... It will always be my ringtone forever!
My My, Weren't we the straping young man !🍸 CHEERS!!!!!
Was fascinated to see the remains of the pirate Radio ship. I often listened to Radio Hauraki from Australia. It was on a clear channel and quite easy to receive in the evening. Many memories. Thanks Barry!
Your closing on the magic 100,000 mark!
I didn't realize until I saw that picture of you, young, on the Peace Boat, that you are an old man like me. Good show, old man. Keep sailing. It is keeping you young and fresh as the morning air.
This is top tier travel doc content. Up there with Rick Steve’s travel show, but with a more youthful vibe. The editing is perfect
Voice of peace unheard at the moment.
You're a good guy working on a pirate radio station!!
Thanks, Barry! You make every weekend complete! God bless - safe sails!
Love the episodes with ‘Tippy Canoe’.😂❤ You go to the coolest places!
Voice of peace
Never stop to amaze us
“Shad-Dee-Ites
Get one of those cheap plastic cutting boards and slice it into a triangle that will fit in the space under the chain drop hole, mount it at an angle and the chain should slide further aft instead of bunching up right under the deck chain hole... When we wanted cool drinks or just needed to 'refrigerate' food in brutally hot weather, we tied a doubled up heavy duty trash bag full of goodies to the spare mushroom anchor and lowered it down to a couple of feet off the bottom. It's always cold down there, except in an enclosed, shallow atoll... 😁
I'm 51 and used to sail with my friend and his parents as a teenager. I'm looking for my first sailboat to do some coastal cruising along the east coast of the USA. Eventually when I retire I want to do what you're doing and said around the world just meeting new people and cultures. It just seems like a blast.
Interesting to see you as a young man, Barry, and there are worse places to be trapped than New Zealand.
Limestone island 🏝️ what a little gem! Thanks for that😎👍
cool story about the pirate radio ship.
i never knew such a thing existed.
thnx sir for another dandy episode.
I sure enjoy your videos about places and things I’ve not experienced. What a joy to be an armchair traveler with the feast of videos like yours. I’ve seen your total output and look forward to every new posting! Keep up the great work!
You killed this video, totally interesting!
I admire your confidence when you go ashore leaving Shaddy swinging on the hook, she is all you have. I would not be able to relax till I was back on board !!
So true!
Enjoy this week video ! The island and your sailboat ⛵️! 😘⛵️😀 Mike from Missouri
I was birthed next to the M.V. Tiri in the old Viaduct Basin in Auckland - fond memories , Good nights . A Kid & a swing - Thats a holiday , Are you heading south ?- Fair Winds .
Barry, your are a true ambassador for New-Zealand. How do you find all those nice places? You are the best.
Pirate Radio, alright! Should have guessed! lol. Very cool, very cool.
One of your best episodes...Go Barry 😎
Great video Barry! Loved the story and the younger picture of you! You truly are living a dream. Stay safe and keep the cool 😎
Suggestion: when paddling a kayak, fix your knees under the gunwales. When you paddle, lift the knee on the side that you are paddling against the gunwale. This prevents the kayak from tipping and allows you to use more of your whole body into supplying force to the paddles. I was able to kayak the coast of Maine without running out of steam right away. That time came after a 20+ mile stretch without a single pullout and 8 meter swells. Got out of the kayak, legs collapsed and face first into the water.
That`s not a kajak. Its a pice of shit. Kajak tecnic comes a live in a real kajak….
The paddle seems a bit long
Boscoe Bob ... wow that's a crazy story ... gladly you survived that !
@@gardensofthegods I can guarantee you that I *_NEVER_* did ocean passages solo ever again and never did a passage without a detailed itinerary.
I've said it once so I'll say it again, Barry you have things to easy, it's time to find a Mrs. Barry!!!
Young sweet Kiwi woman would be just the ticket :)
Beautiful location!
It never gets boring watching your videos! I hope you continue for many many years.
I must say that "White Shadow" looks as awesome as the waters she is sailing on.
Been following you since day 1 Barry and I can't believe what you've said about being a DJ on the voice of peace..I grew up in Israel and listened every morning going to school.. What a small world...btw love the videos looking forward to more adventures
Good one! Loved seeing the wild Phormiums and Cordylines...what a country! You trapping you finger reminded me of the time I was bent over weeding in the garden and stood on my own hand, I tried to stand up and couldn't, because I was standing on my own hand...doh! Great vid...
I've watched just about all your videos.. mostly on a binge and this one is about my favorite! You really are having a fascinating life..I hope you write a book one day..happy trails 🤗
What a varied back story you have - there's probably enough for a good book!
Excellent episode Barry!! As a senior type person myself ,I enjoy our historical tales and your enthusiasm for life!!
Thanks Barry loved it......everyone loves ruins.....the buildings that is, cheers Paul in Sydney
From all the way back to your first videos... love the shore explorations, commentary and unscripted oblique thoughts. Watch those fingers!
Brilliant! Another day, another anchorage, another beautiful sunset….that is why your videos are the best!
Thank you for the video. I'm always happy when I see your video has been posted. Glad to see you are still young at heart.
Another great Sea Dog Production.. Thanks Barry. Cheers!
No wonder your videos are so cool. You have great editing skills, the tunes rock, esp the blues music, and that voice of yours is always soothing to listen to. Radio voice ~
You're definitely an interesting bloke, Seadog. Fun to hear a little history. You map joke gave me an out loud chuckle! Also enjoyed seeing the kid in you that you had to test out the swing. I hope your finger is okay. Smashing ANY digit is always extremely painful; more than worthy of swear words! Save travels!
That brought back some memories! In the 80s I spent about a year as a volunteer worker on Kibbutz Revadim in Israel and the Voice of Peace was our regular, after work listening so I may well have heard some of your broadcasts. Happy days!
Rain gives you a chance to scrub down the deck (LOL). Travelling alone does have its drawbacks but at least you don't have to listen to anyone saying; 'i,ma goin' to die' everytime a 6 foot wave comes by :)
Nice to see a picture of the Young Seadog. I think the ladies must have been chasing you.
Hello from Alberta! Geographically, I live about a thousand km from any ocean, so my sailing knowledge is pretty much zero. I really enjoy your videos, especially your calm demeanor and the way you appear to look at life in general. I'm a big "shore" (I'm learning boat lingo) camping enthusiast and have really come to appreciate the sailboat way of life watching your videos. Be safe and have fun!
I was a sailing instructor for Jaffa sea-scouts in the 80s. The only station I listened to was the voice of peace and naturally the ship was always a good sailing destination off the coast of Tell Aviv. Who knew that I'd hear the same voice 40 years later on youtube....
What great thought. I was mostly the 'Midnight show'
Love this video, such childlike joy from you on a swing 😊⛵️⛵️🥰
It's always great to see a new video from the Salty Old Sea Dog !
You should start writing down some of your old stories and slip them into videos now and again, you have a very interesting history. You might not think it's much different from anyone else's history but there are plenty of people who would love to hear more !
For example I grew up in the North West of England in a small town with no prospects so I left on my motorbike and found work on fruit farms in Kent.
From there I went to live in France working in the vineyards producing wine and after that I did the same in Germany.
I returned to England after a few years of this and worked first in warehouses in Kent then moved on to delivery driver throughout the South East of England. Then I trained as an Electrician which was another big change and it allowed me to take up scuba diving as a hobby and dive in lots of exotic locations ! I gradually took more diver training and worked as a Dive Master in the Red Sea then eventually worked as a Dive Instructor in Egypt, Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand !
I retired from diving after some unlucky injuries but moved from Thailand to Hong Kong where I did a variety of jobs including film extra work, this started me on a new career in the film industry in South East Asia !
As you can tell I have lead a pretty varied lifestyle with lots of twists and turns and a few surprises, when people hear about my life they are either gobsmacked or they think it can't be true but there are hundreds of little stories to tell about every aspect of our lives which are unconventional and your life has been extraordinary Barry !
I was also a diver in the red sae. Was in Sharm inEgypt for 4 years!
Gentlemen ... any interesting stories about being a diver in the Red Sea ?
Barry you and swings , can't wait for the clip at Selena's lol
Its all cold up north, and your walking through wonderful fields of turned hay. The spirit gets joy of living inside here while the time telescopes the months. The time is endless though.. By the way the chain hoist looks to work really well, good job.
Thanks for sharing. Loved the part about the pirate radio back in the 80s.
Paddling tip (for anyone really) ... Less pulling the paddle with the bottom hand and more pushing with the top hand...use the bottom hand more as a fulcrum and punch through with the top hand (like you're punching someone in the moosh)....you won't get achey forearms and sore tendons.
That was great, Barry! I bet that dip in the water felt oh, so wonderful! And a handsome young man DJ! Your videos are the berries! Thank you so much for making them. xo
Reboarding from kayak/dinghy: floating lines: ship to kayak. Kayak to paddle, and yourself to kayak & ship. Kayaks way faster than dinghy but need 2 hands. For quick line attach to paddle drill hole in blade, put biner on line
Thanks for another great video with sun sea and adventure, it looks so good from cold Blighty...
Tie your mooring line around the paddle handle. Then, if you drop it, it’s easy to retrieve.
Hi very nice thanks again for all the beautiful scenery 😃
I like the flashbacks. They add another level to ya.
Amazing video when you was on Peace Ship working as radio operator! 😘😀 Mike from Missouri
just love your posts. i so envy the life your leading and sharing with us all. i dont have the means to be a patron but so enjoy your posts. thankyou so much
So glad that you found Paradise for a bit. Stay safe, be wll
Thank you for the episodes! Always a pleasure.
Shaddy is looking beautiful just glistening an spiffy. I agree New Zealand is a stunning place to be... Thanks for sharing your life with us and fare winds an following sea's Luv ✌🏻💗😊❣️
Cap't. Barry, ... Aye mate, you are an old Sea Dog .. and, you deserve every moment of leisure time on the "hard" simply to reflect on where you've been, the awesome sights you've seen, the few perilous moments of "willing" a "make do" repair to perform, plus all of the wonderful friends you've made on your journey .. One should be so lucky to experience such adventures .. your 'Shaddy' looks brilliant anchored up in calm waters, a tip of my hat to you mate, you've done a first class job ! Cheers ! Looking forward to the next posting.
Thank you for my weekly fix Barry, be well good sir.
That windlass and new chain looks great! :D