That was a very interesting episode. The way the legend of the monsters developed in an area with navigation made treacherous by fast currents in ancient times is fascinating. How people attempted to explain their world is very interesting. That Italian navigational book looked really cool.
From Messina, thank you very much for this Amazing video. I'm very proud of this beauty, my sea, my colours, my Sky. Each wave carries unique smells and legends. I Hope you enjoyed it. God bless you
Hi guys thanks for another enthralling video! I suffer from sea sickness but I love watching you sailing! I’m Scottish but have been living on the island of Sicily for many years now and still haven’t seen it all.it truly is a magical place and your ‘raccontarla’ makes it even more magical..
Another great break for me too you watch you guys sweat, From Cold Sask, Canada,, if people there could only experience a land that is flat they would freak . Those hills ( mountains ) on a hot day would kill me Take care you guys thanks for sharing
Hi there guys, what I like the most is this incredibly well done videos with very well taste musics, and not to mention good editing. Merry Xmas! Cheers.
Another charming video. Mia, your narration is absolutely marvelous! Your words play like musical notes and your voice a beautiful violin. I don’t mean to wax poetic here, however you certainly are deserving. Oh, and happy holidays to both of you. Cheers.
Syracuse The home of Lucia! Today we celebrate Lucia (SWE) The saint who comes with light in the darkest of times. We visited Syracuse and Taormina a few years ago. Beautiful places but steep hills-we took the bus up to Castelmola. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for once again taking me to beautiful places. Especially to the top! And I don't mind seeing the highlights of grime, sweat and struggle saturated provisioning. .
Nice as usual...You reminded me about your little boat back in Canada. That is a special boat indeed. Do you still have it? I fished tuna and swordfish for a living for many years, splendid fish, no doubt. Cheers and Happy Holidays !!!
Love joining you on your sailing adventures.👍 One question... Could you please tell the story of the Magic Carpet logo? Obviously the Genie lamp from the Aladdin story cleverly combined with a sailboat. Who designed it and how did it come about?
Hy Axelrad Glad you saw it It isn’t obvious to everybody. Also why the boat is my magic carpet. Aladino being aladdin in Italian..anyhuu The Logo came about as a Sketch made on paper wich then with help from a friend and Maya got digitalized. Maybe we will have an updated version soon but that always staying the core of it of course:) Thx for watching Aladino
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That was a very interesting episode. The way the legend of the monsters developed in an area with navigation made treacherous by fast currents in ancient times is fascinating. How people attempted to explain their world is very interesting. That Italian navigational book looked really cool.
From Messina, thank you very much for this Amazing video. I'm very proud of this beauty, my sea, my colours, my Sky. Each wave carries unique smells and legends. I Hope you enjoyed it.
God bless you
Truly, a magical chapter with fantastic images. Beautiful!
Thank you very much!
absolutely stunning, right?
Hi guys thanks for another enthralling video! I suffer from sea sickness but I love watching you sailing! I’m Scottish but have been living on the island of Sicily for many years now and still haven’t seen it all.it truly is a magical place and your ‘raccontarla’ makes it even more magical..
I love Sicily. Thank you for bringing it to life for me. Great video and commentary too.
It's a good thing that you are young and healthy. Wishing you lots of happy memories as you continue your adventures.⛵
Another great break for me too you watch you guys sweat, From Cold Sask, Canada,, if people there could only experience a land that is flat they would freak . Those hills ( mountains ) on a hot day would kill me Take care you guys thanks for sharing
Such a beautiful city and so beautifully presented by your video and narration. Thank you.
Thank you so much Mary!
What a cool place to go,great video!!! Thanks for sharing.
Another beautiful episode! I’m glad you persevered to the top of the mountain, the views were worth it :)
Stunning footage! Fair winds and following seas ~
Thanks guys 👍🏻
Thats was very entertaining ❤ thank you for taking me along😊
Aladino I like your cap, I learned sailing on the lake of Thun, in exactly this school.
Thank you for this nice video.
Hah, that’s so funny! Aladino’s friend from switzerland left it on board when we came sailing with us!
You have done it again :-) now I have to stop working just to see this episode ;-)
So sweet, thank you Martin! Hope it’s worth the work interruption haha!
@@SailingMagicCarpet Definately worth it :-)
Beautiful place , great destination by boat
Hi there guys, what I like the most is this incredibly well done videos with very well taste musics, and not to mention good editing. Merry Xmas! Cheers.
Awesome seeing the boaters, but not to often is Italy on the tour. Grew up in Napoli and been there a few times...Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!
Wow I’ve always wanted to go to Sicily. Btw there are loads of whirlpools when the tide is running here in Plymouth near the famous “Devil’s Point”.
really? we will have to look that up for ourselves!
Another charming video. Mia, your narration is absolutely marvelous! Your words play like musical notes and your voice a beautiful violin. I don’t mean to wax poetic here, however you certainly are deserving. Oh, and happy holidays to both of you. Cheers.
Syracuse The home of Lucia!
Today we celebrate Lucia (SWE) The saint who comes with light in the darkest of times.
We visited Syracuse and Taormina a few years ago. Beautiful places but steep hills-we took the bus up to Castelmola. Thanks for sharing.
I note that every now and then Maya plays violin, seemingly good at it. May I suggest that you play at it in one of episodes as the full background?
Even sweaty Dino looks great LOL
Thanks for once again taking me to beautiful places. Especially to the top! And I don't mind seeing the highlights of grime, sweat and struggle saturated provisioning. .
Beautiful area!
Great episode !
Happy Birthday Mandy 🥂
Thanks for the ride on the Magic Carpet! -Rebecca on SV Brick House
Good stuff guys :)
Nice as usual...You reminded me about your little boat back in Canada. That is a special boat indeed. Do you still have it? I fished tuna and swordfish for a living for many years, splendid fish, no doubt. Cheers and Happy Holidays !!!
Cool 😀👍
i'm sorry, once the up anchor sends an alarm to your iPhone even if you are on the ground? Thank you. Ciao from Chioggia
👍Ant, Cid & the Pooch crew.
Love joining you on your sailing adventures.👍
One question... Could you please tell the story of the Magic Carpet logo? Obviously the Genie lamp from the Aladdin story cleverly combined with a sailboat.
Who designed it and how did it come about?
Hy Axelrad
Glad you saw it
It isn’t obvious to everybody.
Also why the boat is my magic carpet. Aladino being aladdin in Italian..anyhuu
The Logo came about as a Sketch made on paper wich then with help from a friend and Maya got digitalized.
Maybe we will have an updated version soon but that always staying the core of it of course:)
Thx for watching
Aladino
My nieghbors are from Messena and it is also there family name!
Oh das sind bestimmt fröhliche Frührentner;!?
In greek it's Skylla with a k and Harybdo with a h sounding like the spanish jota. Too bad Ulysses had no GPS.
12:02 music name?
Pico means little , as little current ...
My favorite part is Portofino Italy
why you are sailing with a dutch flag ?
when the angle is right, Aladino looks like Johnny Weissmuller, who first played Tarzan.. what a hunk is Aladino..
Another beautiful episode! I’m glad you persevered to the top of the mountain, the views were worth it :)