LOST and FOUND At Sea [Adventure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2019
- We set off on our second passage from Hawaii to Washington, this time with just the two of us sailing Varuna, our Pearson 367. Departing Oahu, we sail north with some incredible scenery on the horizon, but soon we find some unexpected things in the ocean.
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Hillary, you should comment that Varuna is for sale and put a link to sale info in the description for all of these remaining Varuna videos.
What a beautiful sail so far! Sure is interesting to see the ground swell when the wind lays down. Cheers!
My grandparents retired to Big Pine Key FL, and one of their friends had literally hundreds of glass floats of all sizes that he had found. This was back in the 60's and 70's. I was told most of them came from the Portuguese, who used them for their traps.
Grew up on the west coast, Vancouver Island and the glass floats we found were always said to come from the Japanese fishing fleets ... I guess different oceans different origins .... quite the find if one finds one these days ..... have an awesome week .....
Boat Speed!! Alleluia!!
Beautiful adventure stay safe you guy’s
You guys seem much happier than the last passage 👍
Great adventure. Haven’t miss a single episode. As a blue water fishermen, my favorite fish to catch are Dorados (Mahi Mahi). Great memories. 💪🏻😎👍🏻
Glad to see you both safe and sound. Praying for a safe trip back to WA. Havent missed a video yet, keep 'em coming. PS... how is Ty doing with the back injury?
When I sailed from Hawaii to Seattle, all we saw were velavela and albatross. I thought those little buggers were a type of jelly 🤔
you guys got out of hawaii in time .dlnr is raising the slippage rates to almost double. safe travels
Did they give management to private contractors or is the gov still doing everything?
They plan on private subcontractor working for them. More corruption in Hawaii
@@bernardmichels8204 Thanks for the update.
Shame about the trash. Good news is, there's folk working on it.
"varuna" where did I see this name before ☺️
Alright another passage did you try tasting those little guys anyway great video looking forward to seeing this passage cheers
Hi guys, been watching Adventure Adrift for some time now...love your videos! I have a practical question I'm hopping you can help me with. I own a 1983 Pearson 422 and I noticed in one of your videos it looked as if you have the same Bomar opening port lights as I have on Thunder. Mine are in need of new gaskets, I've been unable to find a suitable replacement. Have you ever replaced any of your port light gaskets, and if so where in the world did you find them. I would be grateful for any help at all. Thanks!
Mark and Jeanne
Do you have any videos showing more in depth of your solar system? How many watts, etc.? Thanks
T.J. Penton look back maybe 2 years. When they were sailing down the California coast. There should be a video or two (maybe in san diego) where they are making a stainless arch, installing the panels, and getting two new batteries.
LG panels. I think 330W x 2. MPPT charge controller, can't remember 1 or 2? I think 4x6V batteries in 12V bank.
Eat them if you get them! Not hard to prepare. Look up recipes. Very expensive to buy. I saw 80 dollars a pound! Very good if done right.
Any luck selling Varuna?, she's a nice boat.... how's the passage from Hawaii with just the two of you vs. Six on the big boat?
Hi guys, how many miles have you logged.?
I've seen people eat them
Banana Bread or banana muffins come to mind.
What's the trade-offs of leaving the crabs and barnacles to live out their lives? Personally, an orange float in the middle of the ocean doesn't bother me. I think it's at least as interesting as the vella vella. I bet that the flag and pole would be gone in a few months. I really enjoyed the episode with all its mellow routine vibe.
Sailed boat to Hawaii, picked up new boat sailed to Washington, flew back to Hawaii to sail original boat back........I don’t really get it.....was the passage so much cheaper than flights?
I think the bottom line is that Hawaii is a lousy place to try and sell a boat.......
@@dhamma58 exactly
dhamma58 so I still don’t get what the purpose of having 2 boats there at the same time.....
General newbie question:
Hopefully nothing bad ever happens to you guys but if there’s an emergency who even comes to your rescue when you’re in the middle of the Pacific Ocean or International Waters.
Even with AIS or EPIRBs - does America send out helicopters, does Hawaii?
Again- ships typically aren’t fast & could take days or weeks to reach you etc.
Thinking a emergency Dingy is ok but once you load it with enough drinkable water & edible food to last a person 1,2,3 days or a weeks times might not be big enough. Again, that’s praying the weather remains calm.
Just curious- brand new to sailing.
@@martyhandley4456 I can really only guess at the Adrift adventurers process.....first is the logic of what do we want and need in the cruising future?...then the search and buy...then the emotional counter reaction....final resolution....love or logic? ( the simplistic explanation to life)(and boat ownership)
So this is the old boat? Maybe you should make a plan which boat you are using actually.
Yes, this is the “old” boat. If you watch the channel, they decided to sell Varuna and keep the new one
They got to take it back to Seattle. Boats market in Hawaii is not so good.
Who gave her those bolt cutters? Oops Hillary that was the standing rigging.
Hey gang,, why no crew this time?
Darrell Allen smaller boat, not much room for extra people, which is why they got the bigger boat, so they could have guests.
The trash in the ocean is an urgent problem. It ought to be easier to not use plastic, but its everywhere.
Did you eat the goose barnacles?
omg dont bring bananas on your boat!
Fish are safe now
Superform. My friends said that, I caught the first and the largest fish for the day after eating a banana, they were really pissed off.
@@grancito2 go read about what a banana is and learn why you shouldn't transport them around, they also bring pests and spiders into your boat. Google Panama TR4 fungus
I'm a bit torn. If the floating trash has become a marine habitat for a lot of life, so should you pull it out of the ocean only to have that marine life die? Thoughts are welcome.
Too bad it wasn't a crashed satellite or something valuable.