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Adventure Now Sezonul 3. Ep 1 Sailing Yacht Altor of Down. Largs la Portavadie si treaba cu barca!

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Adventure Now Sezonul 3. Ep 1 Sailing Yacht Altor of Down. Largs la Portavadie si treaba cu barca!
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Bună ziua și bine ați revenit la bordul Altor of Down! Vă mulțumim că ne urmăriți aventura în timp ce ne pregătim pentru sezonul trei și mergem într-o excursie de shakedown la Portavadie pentru a sărbători ziua de naștere a unui prieten. Avem vânt puternic pe drum și Asha își donează telefonul mobil lui Neptun!! Filmat în decembrie 2021, ianuarie, februarie, martie și aprilie 2022 folosind Lumix FZ1000, un Samsung Gallaxy S10, un microfon Rhode și editat cu iMovie. Moody 44 Dacă ați ajuns până aici, vă rugăm să vă abonați, să comentați și, dacă vă place videoclipul, poate dați-ne un mie în sus. Toate acestea ar ajuta cu adevărat canalul nostru și ar fi foarte apreciate. Mulțumesc. De asemenea, puteți consulta site-ul nostru la www.adventure-now.org și Instagramul nostru la adventurenow_altor Credite muzicale: Highlander Droid de FormantX For the Living de Dream Cave Nimbus de Eveningland Nova Berlin de Rain Jewels Intelligent Design de Airae Strong Yet Weak de Bluma Peterson feat Frida Winsth Vă mulțumim din nou pentru că vizionați aventura noastră acum! Videoclip postat din Ardencaple Bay, Sound of Insh pe 7 mai 2022

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26 thoughts on “Adventure Now Sezonul 3. Ep 1 Sailing Yacht Altor of Down. Largs la Portavadie si treaba cu barca!”

  1. Ah such a great day!! Your back 😎 we were only talking about you guys yesterday saying we hadn’t seen anything. And then Boom 👊 looking forward to some quality sailing activities with great editing skill.

    Puke 🤢 🤢🤢🤢 hilarious 😂

  7. Glad you’re enjoying Scotland. It’s a really beautiful coast. Love the video style now too – nice and smooth and relaxed. Great effort, very professional 👏 fair winds 😊

  9. Glad to have you back. It's been a long winter! Sorry I've not been in touch lately. Been lots on! Looking forward to lots of adventures from you in Season III All the best, Chris

  13. Great start to season 3 . So looking forward to your Adventures going North. Have a great time and fair winds .👍⛵

  15. Fantastic to see ALTOR , ASHA AND YOURSELF back for series 3 …really looking forward to your adventures 🌈🌬🌧🌞🌤

  18. Glad that you're back in the water, and ready to start Adventure lll. I visited Portavadie during my first voyage aboard the Puffer VIC32 in 1983. At that time it was eerily abandoned, a Council housing scheme from the 1970's abandoned on the shore of a "big hole", it could have been the set for some sci-fi movie. There was certainly no ferry across the Loch from Tarbert in those days, as there was no traffic going there. The idea was a typical Scottish Office waste of public money to build concrete oil rigs, but it was soon realised that steel was the better material, as was being used on the East Coast, for Scottish oil exploration. We were told that one rig was actually constructed, but it was so far behind schedule that penalty causes were being invoked, and that construction was still underway as the rig was towed away down Loch Fyne, with constructors jettisoning gear into the waters of the Loch as it went! I don't know about the " secret submarine " story, from my experience of the population around Loch Fyne, nothing stayed a secret for very long!
    We certainly encountered plenty of submarine activity on our voyages in the 1980's. I remember being closely monitored and photographed from a "MOD Plod" launch as we sailed past the Coulport facility on Loch Long where nuclear fuel rods and other material for the Royal Navy base at Faslane was stored in caverns dug out above the shores of the Loch. Rather more relaxed was the attitude of the US Navy at their mooring in the Holy Loch, where everything was on display, and the ratings aboard the mother ship seemed more intent on scanning our decks to ascertain if we had any female company aboard than worrying about security matters.
    Watching you sewing the cover on the helm reminded me of an equally tricky job during my cycle racing days, re-sewing the covers on tubular racing tyres after a puncture repair.
    Greatly looking forward to your Series Ill postings, safe sailing.

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