Navigand prin cele mai nordice insule ale Marii Britanii gasim o barca lunga vikinga si ne apropiem de Vidra si Gannets pe o insula nelocuita. Pentru conținut suplimentar și actualizări în timp real, vizitați www.patreon.com/SailingYachtFlorence Navigam în jurul lumii de 8 ani după ce am plecat din Anglia în 2016 la bordul ambarcațiunii noastre de 37 de picioare Florence. Acum navigăm în jurul patriei noastre, Insulele Britanice, ca o croazieră shakedown pentru următoarea aventură. Alăturați-vă nouă în timp ce împărtășim culmile, minimele și provocările călătoriei în jurul lumii cu barca, navigând în larg peste Oceane și explorând locații îndepărtate cu propria noastră casă mică. #sailing #boatlife #boatlifestyle #sailingboat #poweredbymastervolt #RollyTaskerSails #circumnavigation #sailingyachtflorence #yachtlifestyle #syflorence #sailingaroundtheworld 00:00 – Introducere 01:20 – Navigare spre sud pe Coasta de Est a Shetland 14:29: – Rezervația naturală Insula Shetland 14:29: – 5 Shetsland – Navigare către Lerwick, Shetland 20:10 – Muzica următoare în ordinea redării: Dramă eroică – www.hooksounds.com – Licensed Bounty Road – www.hooksounds.com – Licențiat Floating Nordic Ambient – www.hooksounds.com – Licensed Love Comes Quietly – www.hooksounds.com – Licențiat Epic Moment – www.hooksounds.com – Licențiat Inner Calm – www.hooksounds.com – Licențiat The Shamrock Shuffle – www.hooksounds.com – Licențiat
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Navigare pe coasta de est a Shetland | VIKING SHETLAND | Navigați prin Florența în jurul Marii Britanii – Ep.187
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Great video!
What a magnificent part of the world…
"Back then before climate change it must have been freezing"? maybe they were sailing in one of the natural warming cycles when the earth was warmer than it is now and greenland was green and settled by the vikings.
Beautiful, just not sure of the Vikings being raiders, being of Norwegian descent I think they were misunderstood peaceful traders 😉 misrepresented in the movies…
Love your channel but please don't become political with climate change comments, or should I ask how much colder was it for the Vikings??
Thoroughly enjoying this series. I do hope you manage to visit my beloved Isle of Mull and have time to explore the Island. Its a magical place
Orkney is a tiny island absolutely full of history and well worth a trip inland if you can hire a car
An absolute pleasure to watch!
it was colder during the viking period than it is now due too climate change 😂 please stick to sailing i love your channel for that.
Is it sinking in yet, that it's a lot more Fun, and far more Comfortable Sailing in the Tropics on a Wide Beamed Aft Cockpit Sloop Rigged Sailboat ? Faffing about in Cold Wet places Really Sucks doesn't it. Best Wishes and Safe Travels from now unsubscribed Bob. 😂😂😂
The diff between you and most other sailing channels is that on your boat there are two pasionate sailors,. It shows in terms of everything. Congrats.
No ponies, no sheepdogs?
beautifully appropriate backing music choice for this leg of the journey.
"…before climate change…" regarding Viking habitations perked my ears. You see, it was the Sagas and Westerly Norse settlement that first revealed to me 2 climate epochs called "climate optimum" and "little climate optimun" roughly between 800 AD and 1200 AD. They are not well taught because they contradict the popular belief that man controls climate. But suffice to say prior to industry, climate changed to a degree that made routine passagemaking to greenland in anything but ice-classed vessels a documentable reality. We are taught that "green"land was a sales pitch, but in fact the Norse needed pastureland to survive and they did survive there. It forever will make the current war on petroleum based products suspect in motive when you find by digging that the climate before man's interference was more than twice again warmer than we are now told we must prevent it from reaching.
Watching your sail handling is inspirational. You have a phenomenal partnership. In every sense of the word. Oh and your videos are beautiful. Thank you
Yep, Better and Better!
So refreshing – no adverts for mental health and super food apps. Just professional videos and wonderful sailing. Fair winds👍
I'd like to thank you so much for sharing your experiences, I've been following you for many years…Just incredible, and thank you for the work and dedication to editing which makes your episodes so mesmerizing…and you're a wonderful couple, "couples" dreams" Enjoy yourselves! we'll be there
Going to warm places are for noobs, this is hardcore going arctic, will you guys do like norway-russia-alaska-canada-greenland?
Great vlog
Let me know when you're coming back to South Africa, if anyone's going to teach me how to sail it has to be you guys.⛵
love you guys but not crazy about your current and future stated itineraries.
The filming is incredible. Thank you both
I love that you guys are real sailors, not just cruisers. Why no davits?
Wow! Loved this episode. You show me places I’ll never go to in such a beautiful way. Thank you.
Some impressive tacking
I like how you don't mind sailing upwind, and that you tack as if you're racing around the cans.
Like your good video graphic, music and narrative – apart from the very lovely sailing grounds you visit 😊
Give us an update on how all of the work/upgrades are doing guys 😊
Loving the UK tour 🤛
Hey Matt and Amy what are youre tips about learning someone get comfortable with sailing with biggen waves and go diagonally?
thanks Florence nice piece
Matt & Amy, please don't stand so close to the edge of cliffs.
Lovely video. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure. This is better than anything on TV.
You lost me with the climate change comment. I normally watch your vids all the way through. The vikings delt with their age of climate change as well. Our earth is not stagnant.
amazing videography and content great work and thank you for sharing
Remarkable footage, brilliant cinematography, first class editing and knowledgeable local history makes your channel number 1 in our eye's. Enjoy, simply marvelous.
Great skills as mentioned in all the comments already. One question, which app do you use to bring in the map within the video? Thanks.