TRECÂND PESTE! / Sailing Aquarius Ep. 156

24 thoughts on “TRECÂND PESTE! / Sailing Aquarius Ep. 156”

1. If you have pain in a tooth, you have to install a bridge so the pain can go over….

2. Very nice Smile Cap. ❤🎉😂

3. Just a note to get your comment count higher. Love yer videos!

4. Wow, all that dental work for under two grand. That's really good.

5. Form someone that has spent a ton of money on my teeth, THAT WAS AN AWESOME PRICE. Maybe I should go to turkey or Dubai.. they look great

6. Just curious how Many hours do you have on your Volvo and the oil you change every 250 hours? On my Volvo Penta I change every season, coastal sailor, use Rotella T 15/45 I only have 750 hours on her and 7200nm sailing the waters around Long Island up to Bangor Maine.. Do you run full Synthetic? With the amount of hours I put on her I just use the regular. Just curious..

7. That fresh squeezed juice looked very tasty! I’m still impressed by Turkey.

8. 👍👍👍

9. Really happy to see you guys in my home country!

10. Glad to find you from Sailing Zatara. 👍🏼

11. Yet again guy's another awesome episode cheers

12. I like the dual synchronized cranking in different directions on the mizzen. No knuckle busting. Cheers.

13. excellent video again Captain K
    That's a beautiful part of Turkey that you are at.
    Glad to see you on the move again safe sail looking forward to next week

14. Captain Ken, hopefully you have been watching the NBA playoffs. Huge fan of the Nuggets. I know you are are hoop fan. Safe Travels

15. Z you look awesome always magnificent

16. What a positive episode, nothing broke, beautiful view from the big bath.

17. The juice looked so good.

18. Nice boat! First view; subbed too, can't have you with less than Zatara!

19. Carissima Zivile e carissimo Ken, mi chiamo Michele e vivo in Italia, a Carrara (Toscana), la capitale mondiale del marmo bianco. Ho scoperto per caso su YouTube il vostro canale e non vi nascondo, che fin dal primo video che ho visto mi sono emozionato. Ho visto tutte e 7 – fino ad ora – le vostre playlist e devo dire che i vostri video – oltre ad essere tecnicamente ben fatti, molto curati – mi hanno catapultato indietro nel tempo … in un tempo ormai molto, molto, molto lontano quando da giovane anch'io, per parecchi anni, ho navigato su barche a vela simili al vostro splendido "Aquarius" … toccando molti dei paesi che fino ad oggi anche voi avete visitato … e ogni volta che ciò accade mi prende il groppo alla gola … la nostalgia del mare e soprattutto la nostalgia della navigazione a vela … Mi auguro, visto che siete entrati nel "Mare Nostrum", il Mediterraneo, che possiate venire anche in Italia e vedere le sue bellezze uniche ed insuperabili. Vi auguro di poter continuare a veleggiare ancora a lungo e che il vostro viaggio sia sempre sicuro. Un abbraccio dall'Italia!

    Dearest Zivile and dearest Ken, my name is Michele and I live in Italy, in Carrara (Tuscany), the world capital of white marble. I discovered your channel on YouTube by chance and I don't hide from you, that from the first video I saw I was excited. I have seen all 7 – up to now – of your playlists and I must say that your videos – in addition to being technically well done, very accurate – have catapulted me back in time … in a time now very, very, very distant when as a young man, for several years, I too sailed on sailboats similar to your splendid "Aquarius" … touching many of the countries that you too have visited up to now … and every time this happens it takes me the lump in the throat … the nostalgia of the sea and above all the nostalgia of sailing … I hope, since you have entered the "Mare Nostrum", the Mediterranean, that you can also come to Italy and see its unique beauties and unsurpassed. I wish you to be able to continue sailing for a long time to come and that your journey will always be safe. A hug from Italy!

20. Sailing Zatara sent me here. 🙂

21. Since you dont say much about your future stops are you in Karavostasi (lefke) in north Cyprus. From my window I see aa anchored Amel Maramu in the bay over a week- Caner Acikada

22. We dream about it…and you guys do it👌

23. It is fun to stand in locations that have long history. Here in Oregon we have visited sites that were habituated 7 to 12 thousand years ago. To stand at the sites and look out and think about how things were different then. Climate has changed drastically since then. Back then there was a very large lake and today it is a very dry desert. Yes she is very hot.

24. Saw you on Sailing Zatara and wanted to share your experience so I've subscribed.

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