Spring is just around the corner, till then we will have lots of fun sunny videos haha we will also have lots of videos during and after spring haha :-)
Hi. Such a great history lesson of St. Pierre. I was in Martinique once on a cruise. Beautiful island. You lucked out with Carnival. I attended Carnival in Aruba once. So much fun. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Nice that your parents could visit Yvette.
Loved this video. Because of your channel I get to see sort of roadside attractions of the sea, and I would probably never hear of these otherwise. Don't get me wrong though, I love the sailing and what goes in to that, even if it inevitably gets repetitive, it's still beautiful and new to us. Even the technical aspects of sailing would be really interesting. Just sharing some thoughts. So far I really enjoy it all. Happy sailing!
Fantastic video, Y, D, and C! I love hearing the histories of the places you visit. Informative while not overtaking content 😊. Your videography is beautiful, as always. I'm so glad your parents were able to spend so much time with you, Yvette, especially on the heels of the attack. I'm hoping, as you move further in distance and time, that you're both feeling okay. Hugs and love, Lauren 😊😊😊
I've only just started seeing your stuff on TH-cam. I was immediately drawn by the Aussie accent in the America's. I love how much you both share with the repairs and coconut and everything. I love that you seem to smile. Not fakely you both beam. I felt so sorry for you over the pirate incident. I think you blamed yourselves too much. The rest of that episode your smiles had gone. I felt for you both. I have seen other sailing adventure shows they each have their good parts. You guys are doing what I would have loved to have done. I look forward to many more shows. Thanks
Thanks for this super interesting video, loved the St Pierre visit. Is the volcano still active? Good to see you both back in form, life goes on thankfully. Coconut is such a gorgeous and fluffy cat now, you'd never think she was the same little scrawny thing that barely survived on the island! I wonder if she remembers her past life...😊
The history was so interesting, thank you for sharing and allowing us to come along on your adventures! Thank you also for all the footage of coconut this episode ❤ can't get enough 😊 she looks so healthy and happy, major props to you guys, keep doing great 🌟
Your travels are beautiful! You showed so much grace on the attackers in the other video. Glad you are safe. Any plans to be in Puerto Rico, westside of Island? We will be visiting soon and would love to say hello 😅
We are so glad you are enjoying the videos! We are heading up that way in about a month or 2, not 100% sure when we will be there. but we are in real time so if you see a pink boat thats us haha
Ik wil deze episode een documentaire noemen. Het geeft een mooi beeld van Martinique. Echt mooi gemaakt. Vraagje wat voor kaas was het bij de lunch?🧀😋🇾🇪Niks lekker dan jong belegen.
Ah...la Martinique ❤ The last time the volcano erupted was actually in 1932, since then it stopped and is asleep,it was an active volcano but it did take the little town called le petit paris de la Martinique (little paris of the Martinique)by surprise. 2 people on land survived and the story of the prisoner is real, but few also survived on boats which was a miracle since they were close mainland, few other cities were hit too..many flew to Port de prince....it took years before people came back to saint pierre because of the volcano constant eruption, in 1905 exactly and since then it erupted but didn't do major damages like 02. It was mostly a colony which means most of people were European...the french abolished slavery way before others but it wasn't like the black Africans could buy and live among the white anyway, they were not slaves but workers,they were paid but weren't allowed to live next whites. The ruins were mostly colony ruins,people use to call it little paris for it café,streets and shops,the french loved life, so beautiful buildings, flowers and parks is typical, la Martinique lost a lot of tourists influx for sometime...its a beautiful place, il fait bon de vivre en Martinique, if you ever consider retiring somewhere, it's the best of modern accommodation with a flair of tropical vibe,chill, good food, not always hot and sunny,rainy but such a nice place to relax
Wow super cool. Thanks for all of the history, they don't have any information on the other times the volcano went off. We are going to stay here for a week or two so we will have a better look around :-)
Great episode guys. Very informative and no annoying music of the top of everything. If you could cut out the So's so so so. That would be appreciated. 👍cheers.
L8ve watching you guys, but not only mention where you're located, but could you put up a quick map. I couldn't understand the name of where you went after your parents left. Thank you!
There was a much more recent explosion and the people living there were quite afraid. Some evacuated. The recent explosion covered everything with ash but it wasn't as hot of ash as the first explosion. It was still fairly nasty ! The fortifications and amount of building and concrete was amazing ! There was one boat full of people, sailors, about 5 or 6, who sailed directly into the "Exclusion Zone" and was arrested ! They had very old maps and that was their only excuse. The government tried to fine them almost $1000 dollars , I'm not sure they ended up getting the money !
Thats super cool, They don't have any information on anything after 1902, at least not that we saw. We can see some other exclusion zones on the charts and we stay away from there :-)
@@sailing.supernova I'm sorry I got a little confused. It was St Vincent ! It was very much like Martinique but less violent. story Wikipedia "La Soufrière, a stratovolcano on the Caribbean island of Saint Vincent in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, began an effusive eruption on 27 December 2020. On 9 April 2021 there was an explosive eruption, and the volcano "continued to erupt explosively" over the following days, with pyroclastic flows.[4] The activity pattern of the eruption was comparable to that of the event that occurred in 1902, which had a Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of 4.[5][1] The volcano is known to have erupted 23 times in the last 4,000 years, and had been dormant since 1979.[1] Evacuation of the inhabitants of the island began when the explosive eruptions started. Many countries, including islands in the region, and organisations provided relief and support. Services such as electricity and water were severely affected. Emitted ash and sulfur dioxide gas affected the population. The COVID-19 pandemic made evacuation more difficult, requiring usual COVID-19 precautions to avoid outbreaks
@@sailing.supernova Well, I thought I had posted my correction. It was in St Vincent. Something like 2020 ? It had most of the population evacuating although the article on it said Covid made it very hard to do that !
It's golf of Mexico for the whole world. Mind you most of Mexican are natives while Americans are European....they don't get to name whatever they like like theirs.
I love you and Coconut. But no disrespect… I have been following TH-cam sailing channels since 2007 when there were three channels. I have heard the story of the prisoner who survived so many times LOL.
No disrespect taken, We try and make unique videos but sometimes that is hard. We will keep pushing to find fun things that maybe people have missed, we have fun doing stuff that is a bit out there :-)
@@julianbatcheler9970 All good, We really like getting that kinda feedback, it will push us more to try new things and take chances going to new places, and thats what we like to do at heart 🙂
she doesn't seem to have any interest in leaving the boat, we will give her some chances after she is fully settled down, but we won't make her come to shore if she doesn't want to :-)
@@sailing.supernovaI was referencing @6:42. I should have waited until after I had coffee to watch it because I thought you said she didn't seem to have interest but she might if she knew the history of the island. I watched it again and that's not what you said at all. I was joking that since she was stranded on an island, she wouldn't have interest.
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Captain Coconut looks soooooo much better! Thank you for saving and taking good care of her. Wishing you all safe passages!
She is back to her normal self and is happy to be back on the boat. Thanks heaps.
@@sailing.supernova she’s so cute… she needs her own channel LOL.
After freezing my buns off shoveling snow I came in to take a break and this was such a treat!
Spring is just around the corner, till then we will have lots of fun sunny videos haha
we will also have lots of videos during and after spring haha :-)
Love you guys! Darby, I would have been dancing with you - music or no music. Life can be hard, enjoy it when you can! Safe journey. ❤
Thanks heaps, we are super happy you are enjoying the videos!
What luck to be there for Carnivale! Great video as always! See you next week!
We had so much fun celebrating Carnivale! Thanks for watching, see you next week :-)
What a cool spot. Coconut seems to be enjoying be back on the boat as the captain ❤
Thanks heaps! She is really starting to feel at home aboard the boat :-)
Windsurf foiling and surfskiing! LOVE it!
Your videos are getting better and better.... keep it up and keep being yourselves!
Thanks heaps! We may even try some kite boarding soon :-)
Another great video, thanks for the tour and history
Coconut is looking healthy, happy and relaxed .
Really glad you enjoyed it :-)
She is just so big and fluffy now haha
Good job sailing more.
Thanks heaps, a lot more fun when its not 100% upwind haha
So many amazing stories to tell from all around the world, keep on exploring and showing us Supernova’s and Coco’s adventures. See ye next Friday 💖
hope you had the best time :-)
@@sailing.supernovaloved it💖
Hi. Such a great history lesson of St. Pierre. I was in Martinique once on a cruise. Beautiful island. You lucked out with Carnival. I attended Carnival in Aruba once. So much fun. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Nice that your parents could visit Yvette.
Thanks heaps, This place is super cool! looking forward to spending a bit more time here :-)
It is very interesting and lovely. Thank you, sir and ma'am.
Really glad you liked it :-)
Loved this video. Because of your channel I get to see sort of roadside attractions of the sea, and I would probably never hear of these otherwise. Don't get me wrong though, I love the sailing and what goes in to that, even if it inevitably gets repetitive, it's still beautiful and new to us. Even the technical aspects of sailing would be really interesting. Just sharing some thoughts. So far I really enjoy it all. Happy sailing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
We try and keep it different when we can. thanks for the advice on future videos :-)
Thank you for the tour !
Glad you liked it :-)
Amazing video after such a long week ❤❤ Love all the way from South Africa! 🇿🇦
Thanks heaps! We are so glad you are enjoying the videos!
Fantastic video, Y, D, and C! I love hearing the histories of the places you visit. Informative while not overtaking content 😊. Your videography is beautiful, as always. I'm so glad your parents were able to spend so much time with you, Yvette, especially on the heels of the attack. I'm hoping, as you move further in distance and time, that you're both feeling okay. Hugs and love, Lauren 😊😊😊
Thanks heaps, really glad you enjoyed the video :-)
We are doing really well and are happy to get back to having fun :-)
I've only just started seeing your stuff on TH-cam.
I was immediately drawn by the Aussie accent in the America's. I love how much you both share with the repairs and coconut and everything. I love that you seem to smile. Not fakely you both beam.
I felt so sorry for you over the pirate incident. I think you blamed yourselves too much. The rest of that episode your smiles had gone. I felt for you both. I have seen other sailing adventure shows they each have their good parts. You guys are doing what I would have loved to have done.
I look forward to many more shows.
Thanks
Thanks for sharing❤
Another great video you guys. Miss Coco is looking so happy and healthy. ❤️
Thanks heaps! We are so happy to have her back on board!
Wonderful Tour
Very interesting place, Thank you!
We are so glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for this super interesting video, loved the St Pierre visit. Is the volcano still active? Good to see you both back in form, life goes on thankfully. Coconut is such a gorgeous and fluffy cat now, you'd never think she was the same little scrawny thing that barely survived on the island! I wonder if she remembers her past life...😊
Thanks heaps :-)
I don't think it is active anymore.
Coconut is doing very well, she must still remember because she is just so happy every day :-)
Oh yes, so much fun. We did Carnival in Grenada and Trinidad. Similar.
We really want to go to the one in Trinidad to :-)
The history was so interesting, thank you for sharing and allowing us to come along on your adventures! Thank you also for all the footage of coconut this episode ❤ can't get enough 😊 she looks so healthy and happy, major props to you guys, keep doing great 🌟
Thanks heaps, we are so glad you enjoyed it :-)
Great vid guys, love your channel 🇦🇺
Thanks heaps :-)
The boats used in the regatta are “ Martinique yoles” , very exciting to see them being raced 💖 0:20
They were super cool for sure :-)
This was a super interesting video, thank you for your narrative it was fascinating to learn so much. Safe seas. ❤️🇨🇦
Thanks heaps, really glad you enjoyed the video :-)
Very nice world.
Thanks heaps :-)
Your travels are beautiful! You showed so much grace on the attackers in the other video. Glad you are safe. Any plans to be in Puerto Rico, westside of Island? We will be visiting soon and would love to say hello 😅
We are so glad you are enjoying the videos! We are heading up that way in about a month or 2, not 100% sure when we will be there. but we are in real time so if you see a pink boat thats us haha
At 3.25 min: Yvette says that she loves especially all the pink Bougainvilleas!? Who would have guessed that!? 😁 ;-)
haha must be a coincidence haha
Ik wil deze episode een documentaire noemen. Het geeft een mooi beeld van Martinique. Echt mooi gemaakt. Vraagje wat voor kaas was het bij de lunch?🧀😋🇾🇪Niks lekker dan jong belegen.
Nice vid!
Thanks heaps :-)
Ah...la Martinique ❤
The last time the volcano erupted was actually in 1932, since then it stopped and is asleep,it was an active volcano but it did take the little town called le petit paris de la Martinique (little paris of the Martinique)by surprise. 2 people on land survived and the story of the prisoner is real, but few also survived on boats which was a miracle since they were close mainland, few other cities were hit too..many flew to Port de prince....it took years before people came back to saint pierre because of the volcano constant eruption, in 1905 exactly and since then it erupted but didn't do major damages like 02. It was mostly a colony which means most of people were European...the french abolished slavery way before others but it wasn't like the black Africans could buy and live among the white anyway, they were not slaves but workers,they were paid but weren't allowed to live next whites. The ruins were mostly colony ruins,people use to call it little paris for it café,streets and shops,the french loved life, so beautiful buildings, flowers and parks is typical, la Martinique lost a lot of tourists influx for sometime...its a beautiful place, il fait bon de vivre en Martinique, if you ever consider retiring somewhere, it's the best of modern accommodation with a flair of tropical vibe,chill, good food, not always hot and sunny,rainy but such a nice place to relax
Wow super cool. Thanks for all of the history, they don't have any information on the other times the volcano went off.
We are going to stay here for a week or two so we will have a better look around :-)
8:30 I’m not a sailor. Why do you have to drop the sails when motoring with no wind?
They will just flap all around and its bad for the sails :-)
@@sailing.supernova That makes sense. Thank you!
Great episode guys. Very informative and no annoying music of the top of everything. If you could cut out the So's so so so. That would be appreciated. 👍cheers.
We are really glad you liked the video. We will see what we can do with all the 'so's :-)
Thanks for the feedback :-)
L8ve watching you guys, but not only mention where you're located, but could you put up a quick map. I couldn't understand the name of where you went after your parents left. Thank you!
Sorry about that, we were in port de france when we dropped off my mom and dad.
here is a link on google maps :-)
maps.app.goo.gl/k8Y1K7PhwAHGUpd16
Coco is getting to be a big beautiful girl. Does she ever leave the boat? Like on a leash. Bet she would love it. :-) for you guys!
I was wondering the same thing
So far she really just wants to stay on the boat. When we get to a good spot we are going to give it a shot :-)
@ I bet Coco would love to walk on a sandy, warm, and desolate beach!
There was a much more recent explosion and the people living there were quite afraid. Some evacuated. The recent explosion covered everything with ash but it wasn't as hot of ash as the first explosion. It was still fairly nasty !
The fortifications and amount of building and concrete was amazing !
There was one boat full of people, sailors, about 5 or 6, who sailed directly into the "Exclusion Zone" and was arrested ! They had very old maps and that was their only excuse. The government tried to fine them almost $1000 dollars , I'm not sure they ended up getting the money !
Thats super cool, They don't have any information on anything after 1902, at least not that we saw. We can see some other exclusion zones on the charts and we stay away from there :-)
@@sailing.supernova I'm sorry I got a little confused. It was St Vincent ! It was very much like Martinique but less violent. story Wikipedia "La Soufrière, a stratovolcano on the Caribbean island of Saint Vincent in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, began an effusive eruption on 27 December 2020. On 9 April 2021 there was an explosive eruption, and the volcano "continued to erupt explosively" over the following days, with pyroclastic flows.[4] The activity pattern of the eruption was comparable to that of the event that occurred in 1902, which had a Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of 4.[5][1] The volcano is known to have erupted 23 times in the last 4,000 years, and had been dormant since 1979.[1]
Evacuation of the inhabitants of the island began when the explosive eruptions started. Many countries, including islands in the region, and organisations provided relief and support. Services such as electricity and water were severely affected. Emitted ash and sulfur dioxide gas affected the population. The COVID-19 pandemic made evacuation more difficult, requiring usual COVID-19 precautions to avoid outbreaks
@@sailing.supernova Well, I thought I had posted my correction. It was in St Vincent. Something like 2020 ? It had most of the population evacuating although the article on it said Covid made it very hard to do that !
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Thanks heaps
❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks heaps :-)
at what time mark did the explosion happen?
The blast in 1902 was at 8:02 am local time :-)
@@sailing.supernova Nice, you guys are the best.
Are you sure that's the same cat and your parents didn't switch her out on you? lol, she looks so different and better.
I know right! she is so fluffy!
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Thanks heaps :-)
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Thanks heaps :-)
If you're ever in the area, Ft JEFERSON IN THE TORTUGAS IN THE NEWLY NAMED GUĹF OF AMERICA ,IS A VERY INTERESTING PLACE WITH INTERESTING HISTORY.
It's golf of Mexico for the whole world. Mind you most of Mexican are natives while Americans are European....they don't get to name whatever they like like theirs.
I love you and Coconut.
But no disrespect… I have been following TH-cam sailing channels since 2007 when there were three channels. I have heard the story of the prisoner who survived so many times LOL.
Oh well, there’ll always be us newbies, hearing it for the first time. Sorry not sorry, lol.
@@pattiwilliams6765 good to know someone hasn’t heard it.
No disrespect taken, We try and make unique videos but sometimes that is hard. We will keep pushing to find fun things that maybe people have missed, we have fun doing stuff that is a bit out there :-)
@ it’s hard to get over tone in words… but I meant it lightheartedly… not as a criticism.
@@julianbatcheler9970 All good, We really like getting that kinda feedback, it will push us more to try new things and take chances going to new places, and thats what we like to do at heart 🙂
Hey Yvette, You should really get your moles checked. Anything that looks suspicious, you should have removed.
I bet Coco has no interest in islands!
she doesn't seem to have any interest in leaving the boat, we will give her some chances after she is fully settled down, but we won't make her come to shore if she doesn't want to :-)
@@sailing.supernovaI was referencing @6:42. I should have waited until after I had coffee to watch it because I thought you said she didn't seem to have interest but she might if she knew the history of the island. I watched it again and that's not what you said at all. I was joking that since she was stranded on an island, she wouldn't have interest.
How did your mom and dad take you going sailing all over with a black man????
Not all opinions are equal, idiot.
Captain coconut looking for some catnip