Trăind de pe pământ pe o insulă îndepărtată | S08E39

Trăind de pe pământ pe o insulă îndepărtată |  S08E39



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32 thoughts on “Trăind de pe pământ pe o insulă îndepărtată | S08E39

  1. Seeing life in Greece through your eyes is so nice. I feel proud being Greek seeing how hospital people are. Enjoy your travels ! You are amazing!

  2. With each episode, your travels and adventures enlightens you with new insights; always learning and growing. Thank you so much for sharing those insights and your journey with us. Just brilliant, guys.

  3. Nice episode. I visited Naxos and Paros with my GF 40 years ago (5-day bus trip to Athens each way) and this brought back a couple of memories.

  4. Can you ask your sponsor Babbel why they don’t teach Greek? Well you’re going to Turkey so at least your sponsor Babbel teaches Turkish. What’s up with Babbel.

  5. Speaking from own experience – sailing with a baby till she starts moving around is supper easy. Tough times starts when they start crawling, walking, climbing till cca 3-4 years. You'll need to prepare the boat for a toddler: Safety netting is a must, as well as safe place to leave your kid unattended – when you need 2 pairs of hand and can't afford to have an eye on her 100%. For great solution check Ran sailing where Johann installed a bicycle baby chair in the cockpit. Similar solution you also need to install inside, safe place to prevent getting her hurt when the boat is moving or when you're cooking. So a fixed baby chair inside is also a must. Delos had 2 good solution for Sierra. One to fix on flat surface, like countertop, the other one to attach to the table in saloon. You will also need to find a solution to safeguard her when she is sleeping. Again, a fixed small tent in which Sierra from Delos was sleeping is a smart solution. She was safe in rough seas and parents were in peace that she won't wake in the night, climb out and fall overboard.

  6. Delos, Zatara, Nahoa and many more sailors have kids onboard for years. it wont be a hassle. Becasue if you constantly seeing boundaries, then your inveitable blocking your point of view of opportunities. Nuggets on Delos is constantly growing.

    Theres planes, boats and cars. And your boat is just a flight away if you need to visit hometown for a week or a month.

    Btw, your videos express adventure, it shows a different way of lifestyle, which many have dreams. Be joyful what life can show you, all around the world.

    You as parents showing her the world, very few children gets this opportunity. Its a gift.

    So keep up the pace. /Fair winds.

    PS! you might want to get a lifeline netting set up around boat, so she wont fall overboard. Price is around 3dollar a ft.

  7. Awesome episode! I envy your friend on the island for realizing early-on in his life what was important to him. Hard work won't hurt you when it's satisfying, it's only when you toil away at an unfulfilling job that life starts to lose some meaning. Life was meant for living! Well done!

  8. My absolute favorite videos of yalls are ones like these that you totally embrace local culture and seemingly befriend people from the area you are in. Then you get to see and show us first hand what their lives are like. Absolutely love it! 😊

  9. I never thought of a culture that has olive oil at the center would fry so many dishes but I guess it makes sense. The fries in everything greek always threw me but I get it .

  10. Guys! Don't worry about having your little lady onboard. It's been happening for thousands of years. It's been a pleasure to watch your shows these years. Your shows have grown into a professional production and today's was a perfect example of how far you've come. Go back and watch your first show then, sit back and really enjoy this one. Thanks again 4 sharing. 🙂

  11. What an amazing family! Have you done an episode about tips, tricks, lessons learned about sailng, caring, and generally having a baby on a boat?! I'm about to take my 1 year old daughter on a 14 day charter. I'm sure many people could benefit from your experience.

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