Does anyone else have a fear of "industrial" deep water? ever since I was a kid I've been afraid of being in deep water surrounded by machinery boats and man mad surfaces etc like ports and lochs .... This would be a nightmare!
Same I thought I was the only one who had this specific fear, it probably comes from a common childhood event(s), but at the same time that added fear gives way to more fascination and eagerness to explore such things for me
When he goes by the 6 massive engines you can barely make out a circle with an H and W in it on each-the Harland and Wolff logo. This confirms that the vessel and her engines were built by Harland and Wolff, the same company that constructed Titanic. "Harland and Wolff's Belfast yard built the [Empire Strength] for the UK Ministry of War Transport (MoWT)" -Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_E_Evangelia
schwillet this is obviously your first time traversing the Internet. Unlike you, I don't give a shit what some rando thinks of me. Have fun being a whiny little bitch, though. Tata!
haha I thought the exact same thing, why are his feet hanging off the side all lazy like. you cant control the kayak properly that way and thats hell on the tail bone to spend any amount of time paddling in that posture. but I am guessing he was just chillin and that was a comfortable way to go. From this experienced kayakers perspective though it is indeed cringe worthy.
MV E Evangelia is a shipwrecked 7,355-gross register ton (GRT) refrigerated cargo ship at Costinești on the Black Sea coast of Romania. She was built in Northern Ireland in 1942 as the Empire ship Empire Strength, was operated by Blue Star Line from 1942 to 1961, was bought by Greek shipowners in 1965 and wrecked in 1968. The ship had four names in her career, having been renamed Saxon Star in 1946, Redbrook in 1961 and E Evangelia in 1965.
Is it just me or is this strangely hypnotic? I'm glad the poster didn't put silly music over it, it would have ruined the atmosphere. I think the ship is off Romania somewhere. Great vid.
John Randall this ship is located in Galveston Texas. It’s the S.S. Selma. She was deliberately abandoned where she is because she was irreparably damaged. She was intended to be a WW1 war ship but only lived to see oil tanking before the government used her as a dump sight for prohibition era liquor.
@@lunacamrose5507 Empire Strength (it’s original name), E. Evanghelia (the name that is used at the moment by many, the forth one given to it actually) is located in Costinești, Romania, in the Black Sea. It can be seen just by sitting on the beach, even from very far, i’ve been there many times and i even saw it from pretty close, since u can pay to go on a boat around it :))
What's creepy about it, it's just a wrecked ship's engine room, and actually a pretty historic 1940's engine room at that. Pretty cool thing; if you paid close attention to the engine beams you can see an HW emblem on them signifying this ship was built by Harland and Wolff.
Not really. There's probably no tetanus bacteria on that shipwreck. C. tetani lives in soil and has nothing to do with rust - People mistakenly associate the two because it was commonly caught from stepping on dirty nails that happened to be rusty because they had been left outside.
Tetanus is caused by an infection with the bacterium Clostridium tetani, which is commonly found in soil, saliva, dust, and manure. +MrKj202 is not wrong.
That’s really cool. I’ve always loved exploring abandoned ships that are beached. Above water so you can still enter them without being underwater. Almost had an incident once where I almost broke through a rotted surface. And listen to it creak. Very creepy sounding.
I noticed the Harland & Wolff logo's cast into each of the giant frames of the six cylinder diesel main engine. Possibly the whole ship was built by this famous British shipyard, the builders of the SS Titanic.
tigesinaus I used to consider this one of my fears but you'd be surprised by how not scary it is in person. I went snorkeling on a ship wreak in Grand Cayman and the next thing I knew I was free diving down to swim onto what used to be the bridge and just sat down there for a few seconds holding the steering wheel. Its hella cool. Ive since gone scuba diving on the same wreak and another. But dont even get me started on sticks or logs. If any of that touches me underwater ill freak the hell out lol
I'm from Romania and this looks like a level in uncharted the video game! Looks fun. Is it legal to explore ship wrecks for fun. I would like to do this.
You are already think what it would be like to get out of the kayak and walk on the rusty floor with your bare feet and to imagine what it would feel like. Ahhh fucking REEEEEEEEEE
I imagine it was beyond repair when it was abandoned there. Likely why it abandoned. It being beyond repair doesn't negate the fact that the ship is still deteriorating. My comment is grammatically correct.
Does anyone else have a fear of "industrial" deep water? ever since I was a kid I've been afraid of being in deep water surrounded by machinery boats and man mad surfaces etc like ports and lochs .... This would be a nightmare!
con Ba like swimming next to a cruise ship????
con Ba Yes , I especially hate statues under water... this vid was cool but major creepy for me! 😖
Same I thought I was the only one who had this specific fear, it probably comes from a common childhood event(s), but at the same time that added fear gives way to more fascination and eagerness to explore such things for me
Omg, i have the same fear, statues, houses, and maneqeins or dolls under water
Submechanophobia
All that boat needs is a little Flex tape and it'll be brand new!
😂😂😂😂
@Alayna The Wolf anything can be fixed with flex tape!
@@brentn3830 Only with metal like aluminum, iron or steel.
When he goes by the 6 massive engines you can barely make out a circle with an H and W in it on each-the Harland and Wolff logo. This confirms that the vessel and her engines were built by Harland and Wolff, the same company that constructed Titanic.
"Harland and Wolff's Belfast yard built the [Empire Strength] for the UK Ministry of War Transport (MoWT)" -Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_E_Evangelia
Wow this comments underated thats actually kinda cool
Waterwold
This seems like the start to a very good VR horror game.
I know it's completely irrational, but I'm so irritated that his feet are dangling outside of the kayak.
slimkt its irrational and it's also fucking stupid, so why don't you just shut the fuck up?
schwillet this is obviously your first time traversing the Internet. Unlike you, I don't give a shit what some rando thinks of me. Have fun being a whiny little bitch, though. Tata!
schwillet oh, but now it's so fun seeing you mad. Tell me more about how much you hate yourself.
lmfao this was hilarious, thanks, I finished my popcorn
haha I thought the exact same thing, why are his feet hanging off the side all lazy like. you cant control the kayak properly that way and thats hell on the tail bone to spend any amount of time paddling in that posture. but I am guessing he was just chillin and that was a comfortable way to go. From this experienced kayakers perspective though it is indeed cringe worthy.
MV E Evangelia is a shipwrecked 7,355-gross register ton (GRT) refrigerated cargo ship at Costinești on the Black Sea coast of Romania. She was built in Northern Ireland in 1942 as the Empire ship Empire Strength, was operated by Blue Star Line from 1942 to 1961, was bought by Greek shipowners in 1965 and wrecked in 1968. The ship had four names in her career, having been renamed Saxon Star in 1946, Redbrook in 1961 and E Evangelia in 1965.
That all sounds right except for the “M.V”designation. She clearly has quadruple expansion steam engines and therefore would be an S.S. not an M.V.
Is it just me or is this strangely hypnotic? I'm glad the poster didn't put silly music over it, it would have ruined the atmosphere. I think the ship is off Romania somewhere. Great vid.
John Randall this ship is located in Galveston Texas. It’s the S.S. Selma. She was deliberately abandoned where she is because she was irreparably damaged. She was intended to be a WW1 war ship but only lived to see oil tanking before the government used her as a dump sight for prohibition era liquor.
@@lunacamrose5507 i think its the wreck from Costinesti actually
@@lunacamrose5507 Empire Strength (it’s original name), E. Evanghelia (the name that is used at the moment by many, the forth one given to it actually) is located in Costinești, Romania, in the Black Sea. It can be seen just by sitting on the beach, even from very far, i’ve been there many times and i even saw it from pretty close, since u can pay to go on a boat around it :))
Damn, that is super creepy! I would never go in there!!!
RyanCoolVids Says a person with common sense👍😎
What's creepy about it, it's just a wrecked ship's engine room, and actually a pretty historic 1940's engine room at that. Pretty cool thing; if you paid close attention to the engine beams you can see an HW emblem on them signifying this ship was built by Harland and Wolff.
I would
@@LexLucario7922 thalasaphobia makes this creepy.
One of the neatest kayak videos I've ever seen. What a rush you must have had. Great job.
Category: comedy. can confirm: i could not stop laughing.
Nise
Nervous laughter, it is.
Just one slip on that Rusty Surface and ya got all the Worlds Diseases. 😨😨😨 Awesome video though!!
Imaging falling down from the kayak and touch the rusty surface with your bare feet
REEEEEEEEEEEE
whats so bad about rust?
+Nathan Bringman Tetanus.
Not really. There's probably no tetanus bacteria on that shipwreck. C.
tetani lives in soil and has nothing to do with rust - People mistakenly
associate the two because it was commonly caught from stepping on dirty
nails that happened to be rusty because they had been left outside.
OH GOD STOP
Tetanus is caused by an infection with the bacterium Clostridium tetani, which is commonly found in soil, saliva, dust, and manure. +MrKj202 is not wrong.
That’s really cool. I’ve always loved exploring abandoned ships that are beached. Above water so you can still enter them without being underwater. Almost had an incident once where I almost broke through a rotted surface. And listen to it creak. Very creepy sounding.
I noticed the Harland & Wolff logo's cast into each of the giant frames of the six cylinder diesel main engine. Possibly the whole ship was built by this famous British shipyard, the builders of the SS Titanic.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_E_Evangelia
It is actually the rms titanic Royal Majesty ship not trying to be mean
Or even Royal Mail Ship....not trying to be mean.
Leigh Doeg u r clever
It's wasn't built by British either it was built in Ireland.
TH-cam has everything....I mean seriously.
It feels sad. I feel sorry for the ship.
probably this guy works at youtube...
This feels like it’s straight out of a level from one of the Uncharted games! What treasure could Nathan be after now?? Lol
Submechanophobia........ TRIGGERED.
tigesinaus I used to consider this one of my fears but you'd be surprised by how not scary it is in person. I went snorkeling on a ship wreak in Grand Cayman and the next thing I knew I was free diving down to swim onto what used to be the bridge and just sat down there for a few seconds holding the steering wheel. Its hella cool. Ive since gone scuba diving on the same wreak and another. But dont even get me started on sticks or logs. If any of that touches me underwater ill freak the hell out lol
Despite being afraid of being deeeeep underwater, I don’t have that.
Man this is some Nathan Drake Uncharted stuff man!!!!!! Super cool!
Looks like a level in Tomb Raider :D
It does!
I can Fix that Boat, My dad used to be a TV repair Man and has a excellent Set of Tools. J S
Show a little pride, Hamilton.
Just slap some flex tape on it.
Uhh... Sure u can...
Pffft, some bit of bubblegum and I can deal that huge ass hole, BANG the ship is floating again
RCP but it’s my brother boat man , he don’t want me touching his boat
it's the wreck of the Evangelia, a greek cargo ship grounded in 1968, it is near the city of Costinesti, Romania ( Black Sea )
doncarlo5 yep. evanghelia or lozana:)))
Right into the engine room! Awesome!!
Built by Harland and Wolffe. The crests are on the engine.
Wow this is amzing !!! this is a engine room woooooooow!!!!!😱😵🚢
looks like a mirelurk nest
OMFG YES
I'm from Romania and this looks like a level in uncharted the video game! Looks fun. Is it legal to explore ship wrecks for fun. I would like to do this.
I have seen this ship before on other videos, I think it is in mallow bay!
Prefect place to light up a J
Id like to request a ten hour ambient loop of this ships interior.
plot twist: the kayak was actually abandoned too
someone found borealis, gordon would be proud
WOW those Cylinders!
Good video, I’m from Maryland and I know this place, people has probably told you this, but this is Mallow bay MD.
FAR CRY = THE CARRIER
Reminds me of Dennis hoppers boat in waterworld
Yea, that's just plain cool...
That's so rad. But terrifying lol
Just a bit of bubblegum and some duct tape and I make that thing float again
I love it! & I'm a bit envious - Thanks for sharing this
That would make an awesome house
Wow. This is like the jungle cruise.
Imagine tipping the kayak and falling over and something rusty, gooey, crunchy touches your feet
Eww
The UFB REEEEEEEEE
That’s looks sick AF
Dry land is a myth!
Fun fact:don’t touch any type of dirty rust it may take your hands to the hospital!
Wow! Now i really want to go there.. Awesome.
Really interesting video thank you for posting.
Paranoia is huge.
Awesome, very interesting and informative. Thank you.
It's like entering Lucifer's Cathedral.
Sooo cool, wow awesome vid, thx for sharing
I've urbexed by Jetski, Segway, bike, hike, car, but never by kayak.
why i get this feeling there is a shark underwater
I feel bad for the shark, he sure have tetanus
there are no sharks in the Black Sea.
First Far Cry game, anybody?
omg yes! I was thinking about that
the medusa
this deserves way more views!!!
You are already think what it would be like to get out of the kayak and walk on the rusty floor with your bare feet and to imagine what it would feel like. Ahhh fucking REEEEEEEEEE
It'd be fine, like sandy rock, as long as it didn't give way?! - Tho' I don't know why he has bare feet - or bare stomach :/
Hey man, could you kindly provide gps coords for this awesome spot? Thank you so much! ;)
43°57'38"N 28°39'2"E
Thank you! ;)
This is what I have been looking for. Not the stupid full of narration and picture in it
That's awesome.
that is a big ass engine
Râa, i feel the tentacles of this giant octopus coming just behind me
Hmm an idea
Lets connect a new battery
Some new oils
Fuel
And lets try to turn it on
(Joke)
Lol I live beside the shipyard that built that ship
The channel, “Did you Know?” Really made this seem overly dramatic that it actually was to do.
Could use a new screen door on the bottom and some flex seal and be like new
This place reminds me of the abandoned ship on Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald and ORAS.
I dont want to step on the rusty bottom...
Yes do you think anyone does?
Submechanophobia at its finest
If money wasn't an issue I would repair this ship and restore the engine to working order.
That's gonna be a lot of flex tape......
Hate to break it to ya, that ship is a loss. hull integrity it shot, and it even broke in half.
damn he really went in da boat with da boat
where is this?!
Romania
In the east coast of Romania at Costinesti
Black sea Romania near some beach resort where rocks grow.
Costinești, Romania
Gordon H. Romania in the Black Sea
Ooh....he ain't got no shoes or nothing Jesus!!
It is sad to see that mighty ship deteriorating.
Nimbly you mean deteriorated
No.
Nimbly its deterioted and beyond conventional repair there's enough holes in it to be called swiss cheese
I imagine it was beyond repair when it was abandoned there. Likely why it abandoned. It being beyond repair doesn't negate the fact that the ship is still deteriorating. My comment is grammatically correct.
God this makes me nervous. I keep imagining if he touched or disturbed something and suddenly it started sinking and taking him down with it!!!
Rather reminds me of the flooded halls of Clockwork City in Morrowind.
City of light, City of magic!
It feels like a ride
(Submechanophobia intensifies)
For ppl who know the game...WHERE'S DA INSANE SICK LIT BEAT !
This is some Naussica/adventure time fuel
That would be my new fishing hole smoke spot 😎
I wonder what this ship was like when it was operational and what it name and history was its crazy.
When it was built the ship’s name was the mv empire strength
damn
The name she had when this happened is E. Evangelia
@@BananLord Thanks
This is very unnerving
Awesome video man !!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
The weather channel brought me here
Beautiful piston steam engine
So beautiful!
this is in the Black Sea near Romania ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_E_Evangelia
Looks like something steampunk kinda
Hey, i think my dad could fix that, he has some good tools and a lot of flex tape :)
Dammit, Drake!
This dude is not scared of tetanus
*titanic splits apart*
I SAWWED THIS BOAT IN HALF AND LOOK WHAT FLEX TAPE CAN DO!!!!!!!!
Seems like the aspect ratio is screwed up . . . .
Wow so cool
Is that the ghost fleet on the Potomac outside DC.
cargo ship The Evangelina ran aground in the shallow waters of the Black Sea back in 1968,
Pfffffff I can fix that ship easy peasy... all it needs is a engine... and some fuel...
And some duct tape
It's the Medusa ship from the far cry 3 game

é muita coragem , se esse trem desaba em tua cabeça.
Take care of your kayak, son.