În ultimul episod ajungem la Grand Bruit cu intenția de a încerca să terminăm iarna în acest oraș îndepărtat/fantomă abandonat. Dar Mama Natură și-a dezlănțuit furia în timp ce am fost noi acolo – mai mult decât am experimentat oriunde altundeva în timpul călătoriei noastre de iarnă cu navigație prin Newfoundland. Această furtună a fost puternică și la fel de gravă pe cât devin furtunile. Ne-am trezit trântiți în doc de vânturi aproape de uragan, la temperaturi extrem de reci din Arctic. A fost o luptă pentru supraviețuirea lui Hakluyt uneori – și a coincis în timp ce amândoi am căzut cu o răceală răutăcioasă. Cu nivelurile de energie scăzând în timpul furtunii de 36 de ore, am făcut tot posibilul pentru a-i păstra pe toți și pe Hakluyt în siguranță. După furtună, echipajul (inclusiv câinii!) lucrează la treburile noastre zilnice și explorează acest incredibil port și sălbăticia din jur. Pentru mai multe imagini ale acestui uimitor port – o mare parte din el este documentată la: https://www.svhakluyt.com/photo-log Pentru mai multe detalii despre noi și călătoria noastră, vă rugăm să vizitați: https://www.svhakluyt.com
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Navigare către un oraș fantomă abandonat Partea 2 – Vom supraviețui furtunii? – Episodul 11
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Another beautiful video with tons of memories. Thank you so much for this video of Grand Bruit.
Just as a bit of information the Cramalot Inn ( Cram-a-lot in) was the local bar. Pretty sure there have been lots of drinks and stories shared there. Lol.
Really enjoying your videos. Drone work is great! Cramalot Inn was the creation of Joe Billard and the dates you are referencing may be his birth and death. He was a fine man who was the last to leave Grand Bruit. He spent his time between Grand Bruit and Burgeo. Stay safe
Oh my….I love keeping up with you…but it’s so very scary to watch at times 🥴🌬️💨🥶. Thank God for the drone and your videos….it’s so interesting to follow your journey and to know where you are. I do hope you will soon reach some good, calm and sunny weather. Stay safe my TROOPER Friends! You are an inspiration indeed. ❤️❤️
Can't thank you guys enough. So beautiful and so well done.😊
We enjoyed gb in the summertime lots of people coming in to stay in their houses for vacation
I do enjoy this look at the high latitudes for sure…but the many layers needed just to watch all this ice and snow is a bit daunting for this denizen of the south!
I went to highschool with a guy from their. We used to call him John Bruitter because he was from grand bruit! :p I think he was actually a Billiard though now that I think about it… When he lived their he said there were only a couple kids left in the town. I think they town resettled shortly after I finished highschool (2004) Not sure when they left but I don't think it was long after that.
Breathtaking, as always – just beautiful. Judith – nice save of Fin! I'm curious to know if during that 24 hours of relentless storm you ever got really scared? That must be crazy for your nervous system!
Do you think it would have been possible to drop an anchor off your beam to pull you off of the dock a bit? Great content! Nuts place to be in the middle of the winter… we're planning to cruise there this summer!
Thanks for the video, the little sign on the Crammalot Inn was for a memorial for Joe Billard who was a long time resident and fisherman from Grand Bruit who sadly left us too early.
Wow! How do you do that high lat stuff? You guys are TOUGH!!!
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