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Porque es un vídeo en lengua inglesa, destinada sobre todo a público anglosajón.

@@castelopequeno7132 y que? Se traducen automáticamente o no te has enterado? Yo puedo responder a un ruso en español y me lee, igual que yo leo su comentario en ruso 🤦‍♀️

@@castelopequeno7132 quien no es inteligente eres tú. Se traducen automáticamente, hables con un chino, ruso o inglés.

reclamaselo al borbon de turno,que fue quien se lo regalo a los ingleses

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I think she was originally Spanish but EU, Britain and USA all helped and contributed to her restoration.

​@@emmsue1053estas delirando😂😂

@@emmsue1053 You think wrong: if you ask ChatGPT about it, you will get this: “The Galeón Andalucía was built in Spain between 2008 and 2010, and is a replica of 17th century Spanish galleons. The construction was carried out under the direction of the Nao Victoria Foundation, a Spanish organization dedicated to the reconstruction and promotion of historic ships. Some of the main participants in the construction of the Galeón Andalucía are: -Nao Victoria Foundation: this foundation was the main driving force behind the project. It specializes in the reproduction of historic ships and is known for its reconstructions of historic Spanish ships. -Astilleros de Punta Umbría: the shipyard where the construction took place is located in Punta Umbría, Huelva, Spain. It was a key place in the construction process of the galleon. -Shipwrights: The construction of the galleon required the participation of master shipwrights, specialized in the construction of wooden ships in the traditional style. -Naval historians and experts: To ensure historical accuracy, naval historians were involved to study and recreate the plans of the original galleons. Architects and naval construction experts were also involved to ensure that the ship was faithful to the ships of the era. There was no direct involvement of the United States, the United Kingdom or the European Union in the construction of the Galeón Andalucía. The project was promoted and executed mainly by Spanish institutions and experts, such as the Nao Victoria Foundation, with the aim of recreating Spain's maritime history.” If you do not know something with certainty, do not affirm it because you are leading those who read you to erroneous knowledge, even if you would have liked things to be different.

@@fontantorres3938 ¡Como les jode que durante 300 años no pudieran ni acercarse a nuestra Armada! 🤣

@@emmsue1053 And it is not a restoration but a complete construction of a new ship that faithfully reproduces a Spanish galleon of the 17th century.🤦‍♂

Thank you for the info, it's interesting to learn more about it. Circumnavigating the world on a vessel such as this was certainly a job for the brave! It's a truly beautiful ship and felt very steady (when moored), but what it would have been like in a mid Atlantic storm at night...... well.

Este barco sí es un galeón,la nao Victoria es bastante más pequeña,por internet puedes encontrar facilmente información incluso encontrar imágenes de los dos barcos juntos y ver la diferencia ya que existe una réplica de la nao victoria

Yes , besides what you commented, I who am not very knowledgeable about this matter, do have the impression that galleons had quite a higher board .

No Juan,es un Galeón.

Es un galeón de 500 tn...se llegaron a construir hasta de 2000 tn. Esta réplica es de un galeón de los pequeños pero como estos navegaron por cientos a Filipinas y América

Thank you @Saved_Souls95 that's very much appreciated 👍.

Ooops! Sorry Devon, my bad. Thank you very much @vern1588 for flagging that, I will put it right straight away. I've filmed so much in Dorset that writing it seems to have become force of habit.

No worries 😅 It's my home town. Great video though.

@@vern1588 It's one of my favourite places and I'm pleased to say I'll be back there in September to make another contribution to the local economy and get a better street level 'walk about' video I hope.

Cheers for the comment @pauldupre8894 👍

Thanks for the comment. I think one of the wall plaques in the Noble Area marked her visit to Baton Rouge. She felt pretty sturdy moored on a peaceful day, but I certainly wouldn't want to find myself onboard her mid Atlantic in a gale-force storm at night.

and this would be big at that time, Juan Sebastián Elcano made the first trip around the world in a much smaller shell, greetings from Andalucía, Spain!

@@townsandestatesEs un Galeón

A very nice prize too

Yes, like the San Ignacio de Loyola (El Glorioso) and “so many others”, if you mean those kinds of prizes.🤣

Thank you @tyler23764, nor did I. Having now see it, I'm kinda glad there is.

Es una réplica

Cheers @olliestudio45 I'm still very much a rookie at this, so lots of room for improvement.

Imposing is definitely the right word. Thank you for your comment.

Thank you very much indeed for your comment, that's a really interesting connection you have to what was such a significant event in English history.

Thank you very much indeed, wow! I'm still on a steep learning curve with flying and post production skills, and a very long way from perfect, so your comment is extremely encouraging. Thank you again, I really appreciate your comment a lot.

Picky-picky

@@Paulftate Yes, I probably am a bit. But I'm also dyslexic and find that I can't block out the music, so that I can listen to the narration.

Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it. Yes you're right the music is too loud, will not make that mistake again.

@@townsandestates I am sorry to be negative about your video, and I was interested in the history and background. So I thought it was worth mentioning.

I'm grateful for your comment, and I don't feel that it was negative at all. it was constructive criticism that helps me in my efforts to improve what I'm doing, I hope. One thing I have learnt is that turning out good videos isn't as easy as some people here manage to make it look, but I will keep going. I get the feeling that in general people prefer videos with narration rather than just music or neither, but I could be wrong. Thanks again for your comment.

Thanks Lewis, yes me too, and I want to do a much better job of it this time. There's a lot of history to Hylands House and a lot more to the grounds than can be properly shown by drone. I'm currently finishing off a video on Corfe Castle in Dorset which will be uploaded on Monday all being well, but the 'proper' Hylands video is well overdue now.

It's a great country. My brother and sister both live there.

Thank you very much for the comment, and yes you're correct about the beach huts. They are colourful and extremely expensive. I've heard they can sell for a six figure sum.

@@townsandestates I was born and raised in England before moving to California... the beach huts were always expensive and had a waiting list. But the high prices were never justified, especially as they have no electric/water or sewage connections. And let's be honest, the renters were usually absent most of the time. Southwold is a pleasant enough place, but it's not Santa Barbara or Morro Bay!

Yes, there are a huge number of 'outsiders' who have property in Southwold... rented out as holiday lets, so the town is very much quieter out of season. Although we do have a friend that owns one of the beach huts and she does actually live in Southwold. But I think the only fair comparisons that can be drawn between Southwold and Santa Barbara is that they both start with the letter 'S' and both have the letter 't' as their fourth letter. Oh and they are both beside the sea of course.

@@townsandestates The town is quiet alright, the kind of place Patrick McGoohan might have chosen for 1960s TV's THE PRISONER, if he hadn't been able to film at Portmeirion. That would've been fitting for a place that George Orwell once lived... and being that I'm almost 70 now, the Southwold pace of life would suit me too!

Thank you so much 👍