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Explorarea Golfului Insulelor fără un motor funcțional; Vizitând Insula Motuarohia cu Sarah Satya

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Explorarea Golfului Insulelor fără un motor funcțional; Vizitând Insula Motuarohia cu Sarah Satya
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Episodul 308 : Sezonul 10 : Noua Zeelandă – Aotearoa Salut Prieteni, În acest episod vine în vizită vechiul meu prieten și membru important al echipei mele de pe mal. Poate vă amintiți episoadele lui Sarah din Hawaii ( https://youtu.be/2RmPdKApqow ) În această excursie, facem drum fără motor către insula Motuarohia (Insula Roberton) și ne bucurăm de două zile de explorare a insulei înainte de a alerga la Opua pentru a ne ascunde de un se apropie de ciclon. Sarah Satya : https://sarahsatya.bandcamp.com Sarah Satya: https://www.instagram.com/sarahsatyasings Dacă vă place canalul, vă rugăm să „Like” videoclipurilor și să abonați-vă pentru a nu pierde niciun episod viitor. Dacă vi se pare că videoclipurile sunt utile sau distractive și doriți să contribui, puteți deveni Patron la: https://www.patreon.com/sailorjames Alte modalități de a susține canalul: PayPal: https://paypal.me/@jamesthesailorman Aplicație Cash: https://cash.app/$triteia Bitcoin: https://cash.app/$triteia Fair Winds, James Website: http://svtriteia.com Tracker: https://forecast.predictwind.com/ tracking/display/Triteia Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/james.the.sailor.man #solosailing #sailingnewzealand #newzealand #aotearoa #bayofislands #robertonisland

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37 thoughts on “Explorarea Golfului Insulelor fără un motor funcțional; Vizitând Insula Motuarohia cu Sarah Satya”

  7. I’ve spent a lot of time around northland and BOI. I was there one summer when it rained 28 out of 30 days. That being said, it’s one of the most awesome marine environments on planet earth.

  8. Are you coming down to the South Island ? Some amazing spots there too … Abel Tasmin National Park is a beautiful coast … Marlborough sounds … Lyttelton and Akoroa … Milford Sounds …. all highly recommended

  9. Hi James. Welcome to New Zealand. Thank you for incorporating the Maori name for the creatures and place names. Much appreciated. Incidentally the word Maori is pronounced as mouldy. If you get your tongue in the right place, the letter "D" is not distinct. By now you've probably learnt a few more words. Tritea is a waka. Kai…as in by, means food. Moana is ocean. Kaimoana ,food of the ocean. Aroha…love. If you find your way to Kawau Island, that's home to Lin Pardey of Larry and Lin fame. She's now 79. Sailed 2 engineless boats around the world. Anyway you'll know that story. Anyway enjoy your time here. Take care.

  11. Your photography is always top notch, always! However for some reason this video is very special. Not sure if it is the surroundings or you added something to your mix, in equipment or editing. I’m no expert but I’m impressed. Great to see you have a 1st mate with you, I’m a bit jealous. 😊

  12. Really enjoyed your video. That part of NZ (Roberton Is) looks so much like Eaglehawk Neck in Tasmania (Blow Hole, Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen). It was amazing when you said 'devil's playground'!! Both areas are located on east side of land masses, so maybe the weather side, and likely with the same rock types, same weathering rate (I must look it up). The similarity is mind-blowing. Terrific to see Sara again, it's been awhile. The 4 hour bus trip must have been fabulous, see so much.

    Can't wait to see your adventures in NZ. Love the heavy dark skies. The place looks really beautiful, it has a very distinct ruggedness to it, which is softened a little by the pretty vegetation, so many shades of green. Thank you so much and take care.

  13. James, I was wondering if you would answer a few questions about the A 30? I'm thinking if buying a A30 and would like to know the what head room she has and how long the bunks are. At 6'3", this could be an issue. Thanks in advance.

  14. You definitely have one of the most watchable shows on YouTube. However I am a sailor so I am compelled by the content and your honesty.
    I believe it is your sense of wonder and your kindness that bubbles to the top and makes you a standout James.
    How do I view your YouTube interviews (Yarns) with other sailors.

  15. You are pronouncing Aotearoa wrong. You are pronouncing it like A'otearoa, with a glottal stop, as like in "Hawai'i". New Zealand Maori doesn't actually have the glottal stop, it has "K" instead. (so Hawai'i is Hawaiki, and Makali'i is Matariki) In any NZ Maori word adjacent vowels in the same word blend together, "Ao" is one sound. Start with A slide into O. 😉

  16. ST, I should send you the cash I saved for a tropical vacation. This was so relaxing and chill. I felt like I was onboard with you. 13:04 – 13:40, the fog sequence, was insane. Fair winds until next time!!!✌

  25. James it's a real pity you hit the BOI (Bay of Islands) during the worst summer weather I can remember. We used to cruise for 3 weeks up there over the Christmas New year period with clear blue skies and fair winds for sailing. There are 350 Islands in the BOI. Pity the engine re-conditioner's let you down which stopped you exploring the other Islands.

  26. Love your videos what did you use to support your solar panels I live on a laguna 33 and would like to mount panels like you

  31. Shiver me timbers! Me thinks me squid mate is getting some booty! The lass seems very happy with your sailing performances. 😉😅😁 grinnin like a mermaid taking a sailor to meet Davy Jones! Or a siren seeing a course correction from a Gold Laden galleon right to em. Remember how you started on your voyage, Aye lad?

  37. Hey James, I’ve only been following your channel for a short while an I’m really enjoying the content. When you pull into a busy anchorage is there a rule on how far apart the boats have to be or is it just polite not to encroach on others? It’s probably an obvious answer but I have no knowledge of boating/yachting at all so I hope you don’t mind me asking. 👍😃

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