Am găsit o epavă de avion abandonată din cel de-al doilea război mondial în îndepărtatul nord al Australiei. Alăturați-vă nouă în timp ce explorăm acest accident de avion american DC3 în Kimberley, totuși, pentru a ajunge aici, am avut cea mai sălbatică vele din viața noastră, cu vânt puternic și maree, împingând barca noastră de 10 metri cu pânze la o viteză de 11 noduri. Vă bucurați de episoade? Devenirea unui Patron ne permite să asigurăm continuitatea Slim & Soph – Sailing Nakama. Un pic este un drum lung pentru a menține această producție vie. Având foarte puțin timp liber între universitate și barcă, Patreon ne permite să ne concentrăm pe crearea și postarea videoclipurilor, mai degrabă decât să turnăm bere la localul nostru. Vă mulțumim pentru generozitate https://www.patreon.com/sailingnakama Faceți o donație unică după cum doriți, dacă abonamentele nu sunt treaba dvs. Să continuăm să bifăm milele marine și să renunțăm la locurile de muncă cu barca! https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=C6M8FAYZ5K2ZS Urmărește-ne pe INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sailingnakama/ ȘI FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/sailingnakama Capitole: 00: 00 Am găsit o epavă de avion din Al Doilea Război Mondial 01:28 Cum am ajuns acolo 06:48 Priveliștea 13:50 O seară la bord 16:11 A fost aruncată în aer 17:30 Băuturi
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First, the bloopers are almost as funny as Sophie's shadow scaring her. 😅 Thanks for sharing 👍.
Good skills from the pilots to land where it did ,and still well preserved when i saw it ,and interesting walk over the salt flats .
Excellent cinematography and storytelling!
Love watching your adventures! Thanks!
Awesome video – love the plane B&B… please post your pie crust recipe- looked tasty!!
Thats so cool!!! We went to see a plane like that in the Caribbean last year… The only issue was, we could only find what was left of 1 rusty engine in huge shrub and a random shaft… Your videos are awesome too! Woohoo!!!
Best bloopers haha
Very interesting wreck. Thanks for sharing 🎉Gary, British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦
Another awesome video. The crew finally was able to get together to watch this one and the last one. Everyone's bin doing that nasty adult stuff like working and such. Everyone sends there love and says keep on keeping on.
Even on a calm day the water is continually moving….. very spooky love the train wreck !😂
Love the guided tour of the plane or (train ) crash.
Great episode and once again great music choice.
Yes another awesome video keep them coming
I love you kids! Since I was lil girl, I've been drawn 2 the freckled, redheaded, & adventurous people. You RoCk! Stay safe ❤
Hey guys, thanks for speaking American once in a while. Sometimes it's very difficult to follow your videos when you only speak Aussie…LOL
Another Krackin Episode, an Air B&B w Dinner in a train wreck, Who would of thought 😂
11 knots, scooting. Land speed record 😂. My 40 horse tinny is just about flat-out doing that speed, Well done
Love this stretch of the Adventure
Cheers 🙏👍👍
Thanks guy's for another awesome episode! Absolutely loved that plane wreck!! Take care and safe travels guy's 👍
awesome video, again..
Funny, your boat is looking more lived in now compared to when you started this adventure, like a car on a long trip.😊 A most excellent channel!
Another great episode guys well done Fair Winds
Are you stopping at Exmouth.I was stationed at Harold E.Holt Naval Comsta in the 70s
Done both ! Aircraft safer. The fear only last for a few hours in a plane. It goes on for days on a boat.
That pie looked good!
Awesome episode. Thanks ❤
Slim! You’ve sold me! AircraftBnB. Sign me up. Where do I pay?
When you have the wind coming from aft, try hanking your staysail (;if you have one) to the foremost shroud and sheet on the other side of the ship.
Hahaha excellent bloopers 😂 I'll make sure to give the kettle/hairdryer/wheelie chair exercise a go
On episode catch up after our own sailing adventures; And it's like slipping into your comfy clothes. Missed your videos way too much 🤗⛵⚓
Good morning , i subscribed 😉
Grts from Belgium ✌️
Very entertaining……impressive work folks 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That Dinosaur gash as you call it is caucused by the starboard prop coming off as it hit the ground , I saw the exact thing happen in African bush on a dirt runway on take off right in front of me, plane stood on its nose and fell back on to the ground, skipper was lucky the prop cut his seat in half.
Love the Bloopers keep them up please cheers Pete (Gold Coast Australia)
Love it!!
That’s so freakin cool
Really enjoy watching your channel. Enjoy your sail south
I’ll book the DC47 air B&B🫡😉😉
Learning about plane crashes from 'Air Crash Investigations' is a bit like getting crime testimony from a 5 year old. It is so full of factual shortcuts and misunderstandings that it is not to be relied upon for the whole truth.
That gash in the fuse at 8:30 is where the prop went through the fuse as the engine tore off its mount. It isn't a DC-3, but a Military derivative, the C-53. Unlike the C-47, it didn't have the double cargo door or strengthened floor. It was supposed to refuel in Broome but got lost and overshot by just a tad.
More surprises in the Kimberley. Thanks for the episode.
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calling it a train is not all together wrong. it's the DC3 Skytrain!