Nu sunt permise femei pe această insulă din Pacific WHSE135

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1. Good video

2. Hello Ms Hippie! I did enjoy this posting and your encounter with the sacred island owner – the tribal stuff and possession of his few yards of sand. Of course it is good to always respect others property as our own. And then the winds-sometimes our enemy and other times a friend. You see in Oklahoma where I live we do have much wind and windmills for energy. But you see in a golfer and at times the wind is a bummer. So keep the sails high, reef the main when needed and keep on course to your next destination. Your about the age of me granddaughter and I want the best for you. 👍😊❤️

3. Good. Now respect their culture and don't dress like that on their lands as that is probably the issue.

4. Aaaaahhh! Thank you! I was going into Wind Hippie withdrawal. I feel better now. And I haven't even started watching.

5. Self awareness and scale feeling I love being away. Sharing that definitely makes it better. I have a Flying Junior class sailing dinghy project now, supposed to be double handed. Possibly get more involved with others.

6. When are you and Dan going to start a family?

7. "Jumper cables" – alligator clips/clamps with well soldered wires (a couple of varied lengths) are a time tested handy man tool for temporary trial runs 😉 Speaking from decades ago experience…
   Not that yo9u were not long ago, but you are / have become so resourceful and self dependent Holly. What a pleasure it has been to watch you come into your own
   "… go wrong and then go horribly wrong" I laughed and cried at that!
   I am not bragging, I am admitting a fault, but during the many years I sailed my fathers 24' Columbia I can not recall ever motoring off, or on, to the mooring. Now, later in years, I realize this is wishful memories, because I remember my father motoring very often – selective memory loss 😉 Fair to say I tried to avoid it, and hated shipping and unshipping the outboard in the lazarette.
   Ignore my demented, inebriated, meanderings.
   Oh, and also, all or this was leaving or entering the Coconut Grove Yacht Club in Biscayne Bay – never a reef to leeward to be seen, not in the harbor anyway.

8. I grew up and live in an area with a lot of tourists. Some are respectful, many are not. It’s frustrating when these tourists say that we rely on them therefore they behave as if they can do whatever they want. What’s worse is that many behave in a manner that they would never behave in their home location. That is what is frustrating. I see it everyday and many complain about my homeland.

9. I enjoy watching you

10. So good to see your smiling face! I'm wearing my Wind Hippie t-shirt right now! 🙂

11. Finally an island of peace and quiet!!! No nagging, no moaning just pure bliss!!!! 😜😜🤣🤣😁😁🤔🤔😎😎❤❤

12. I am so very proud of you. If ever, in my hubris, I seem to have been critical it was (I HOPE) a miscommunication. You ae a goddess.
    And a special thanks to Trish for being her conscience and bookkeeper – so to speak!

13. Thank you for sharing your adventures… love your courage and attitude..)

14. R u calling into liapari island if so say gidday to brett

15. Wow Holly, im looking forward to the book! You capture what it is to be a solo sailor so beautifully. Thank you.

16. Holly, why not just heave-to to raise the main?

17. I love your poetic dialogue Holly! This made my day 😍🙌💖💗💞

18. Super video as always. Watched every one from the start. And because of you and your videos heading for Tahiti & Tuamotos … Wanted to ask, do you have a liferaft & epirb ?

19. I know from experience how difficult it is to get your mainsail up when you’re under way and you can’t keep her head to wind. I may have missed it but why didn’t you hoist the main when you were at anchor ?

20. Hi Holly, awesome you girl!! We're loving your adventures!
    Have you ever tried to lash the boom to your tiller as "self steering"?
    Fair winds and great sailing!
    Konstantin

21. Holly, your channel, Sam Holmes and the Two Brothers are my favourites. All three of you actually get on with the sailing rather than constantly fiddle with your boats and add loads of electronics whilst idling in a marina. You however are the best to listen to, you have a great way of explaining what and why you’re doing something. Sam is good but so laid back that it doesn’t seem true ! Luke and Adam ( the brothers) seem to be in a continuous state of apprehension despite their great achievement in getting half way round the world in their Rival 34, not a bad thing to always expect the worst when sailing a small boat but it must take its toll Erik Aanderaa is unreal !You strike a happy medium .

    I do enjoy watching the refurbishment videos as well, Leo and the fantastic work his team of real characters are probably the ultimate achievers with the work they are doing on Tally Ho whereas one can’t help but be impressed by Aladino’s incredible skills and attention to detail and Maya’s soothing tones and musical ability as they get Magic Carpet 2 ready for the water.

22. The hello darkness my old friend got me, I’ve never attempted what you have but that feeling resonated with me and my life.. love your tenacity and courage, your videos make me realize how safe my life actually is… stay safe..

23. Your positive outlook on a difficult situation inspires me. Thanks so much. You are a precious resource for me.

24. Couldn't you install a small pulley on each side of the cockpit and run lines from the tiller forward to steer while at the mast?

25. Takes me back to my time, solo sailing days, can feel your awareness, wonderful to know young people are are still out there seafaring competently ,well done 🤙👋👏

26. Badass

27. Gorgeous

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