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Ahhh,🙄🤫you has discovered the Big mistake,store the rum in the gold deck,in some thirsty assault anyone finally take the yelow thing for something,,,tap a barell may be,,,?

Y este barco para qué se construyó? quien lo pagó? quien paga los costes de mantenerlo?

Y cuantas batallas perdieron los ingleses..por grandes personajes ESPAÑOLES...en america y en las costas españolas... no olvidemos nuestro ALMIRANTE GUIPUZCOANO..medio hombre por que estaba inpedido de ojo, pies y manos...y con menos recursos que los ingleses...no le falto un par...😀

What an incredible replica! She's magnificently beautiful yet haunting at the same time.

Glorious little Nao that carried the bravest men on earth, with that absolutely beautiful first on all oceans on this planet flag. PLUS ULTRA.

Good video ! Gracias

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Thanks for this 😊

I was a little disappointed because it was set up too much as a tourist attraction. They could have saved the time and effort and just left it the way it's supposed to be and it would've been better. I do understand updating Some of a issues of wear and tear but other than that just felt like I was walking in a museum instead of the actual Galleon

She's beautiful.

La historia antes se escribía sobre este tipo de barcos, España formó el primer imperio global de la historia donde nunca se ponía el sol. Viva España 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦.

Perffec 🎉 galeón spanish

Lo mas importante es disfrutad de esta maravilla tanto ingleses y españoles

Dos grandes Naciones....dos grandes historias ❤❤

i visited her in bremehaven, germany. and i must say she is not very good build. a Harbour tug damaged her bow and you could see her hull is complete mit of steel, with 1 cm wood around. The non-funktional gunports are only wooden strips, set in wrong angle on the planks. If you want to enjoy the ship, dont go closer as 50 meters

il est magnifique ..

ditch the kid

It's not a "galeón", it's a "nao". The galeones were larger, larger than 300 tons and up to 2,000 in the case of the Galeones de Manila. The Great Armada that we sent affectionately to our beloved British heretics in 1588 had several galleons larger than 800 tons and coincidentally they were almost all Portuguese since at that time we were allies.

I wanna see the engines 😩

Famously defeated by Sir Francis Drake in 1588. 🤭 It´s sad to see so many people living in a lie. Yo torture the History.

Gracias a estos barcos los españoles forjamos el primer imperio global y logramos navegar y mandar en todos los mares y oceanos conocidos,Viva España y viva Andalucía 🇪🇦💚🤍💚

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Wow! How beautiful. All the craftsmanship, work, and dedication. What a wonderful world we have. Thanks for giving us a look around this corner of it.

Super cool. Loved your video Thank You!

What an interesting place Julia. Have you ever visited Restoration House?

That place is incredible!

El almirante Venom intentó conquistar Cartagena de Indias en Colombia. Con una armada mucho mas numerosa. Y le pasó lo mismo que a Nelson en Santa Cruz de Tenerife (islas Canarias) nada de eso, lo enseñan en las escuelas inglesas. Como el adanismo del almirante Cook. Adjudicandose descubrimientos en tres años. Que los españoles tardaron mas de 200 en cartografiar. 😂 Gracias a los mapas robados en Manila. Australia tiene ese nombre en honor a la dinastía de los Austria. Hay Austrias en Inglaterra? 🤔. Las islas de Guadalcanal. Tienen nombre español por algo. Casi todos los rios de España empiezan por "Guadal" (rio en árabe) y canal, no hace falta que os lo diga. Bye pérfida albion 😂.

que Navio Lindo

This looks like shit. I prefer Viking ship shape.

Thanks for the video. This video by Animagraffs does a brilliant job of explaining this type of ship in great 3D 'cutaways' - ruclips.net/video/3pYqXrFx6S8/видео.htmlsi=YmHWxBIQPGjGKfkG

The video description is a bit misleading, ships like these were out of commission by the late 17th century, the design and structure completely changed, ships were build longer and bulkier which allowed for more cannon, these changes brought the end of the forecastle as seen with 'Andalucia'. By the end of the 17th century the Galleons started to look more like that of 'HMS Victory' that you could still find moored in England today.

Thank you, I remember it well considering I was only there a couple of weeks ago visiting my brother in Chatham. I grew up in Headcorn in the '60's and '70s and worked for a while in Times Furnishing when it was at the top of Week Street (they are long gone now of course). I spent many happy hours wandering around Mote Park over the years. I migrated to Australia almost 4 decades ago now though. Sadly, one of the most noticeable things missing at Mote Park now were the usual number of sparrows, blackbirds, thrushes etc... Plenty of ducks, geese, coots, grebes etc.. and way more seagulls than I recall too. Have you found birds have not been so abundant over the last few years?

It's a fantastic vessel.

Fragrant disregard of Martine law, where are the life boats and lifejackets ?

What a beauty ❤so peaceful and in the heart of London Hyde Park 👌could I please use this in my dance video as I am based in North London so easier if you have already filmed it. Thank you for sharing 🙏🌷💕

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What a beautiful flower festival, so many beautiful arrangements and so much hard work has went into arranging and planning it all. I wouldn't know where to start to plan one for our church, would you Julie? Thanks

Un galion Espagnol magnifique 🎉

You wouldn't want anything less than a full crew operating this thing. Imagine how many people it took to manage it.

Thank you for the lovely video, great to have another record of all our hard work. Hope you enjoyed it.

An idiot with camera!

Refuse to visit any replica if it’s not true scale. Simply ruins the majesty of the genuine vessel

Heroic times. Thanks for sharing.

Si el barco era español entonces le pertenece a España y no al reino unido 🤔

Fabulous.

Where is the captain jack sparrow?

Perfection. Thanks for the upload, I really enjoyed it. Hope you'll relax the speed of the panning and editing in the future but I understand how overwhelmed you must have felt trying to get all these beautiful vistas and magnificent, characterful corners into a video that's less than half an hour long. If you indulged us with longer lingering more atmospheric shots with great ambient sound recording I'd gladly click on each episode of a 3 part upload. Glorious! Thanks again Julia.

I wish the paraphernalia was in a separate building and the house was the way it looked when she lived in it. I’m sure she had some mementos, but the house is so crowded it doesn’t seem like a home.

Hello, my dear friend! Thank you for this amazing video! We'll meet Again! Greetings from @nami-vlog! I wish you a wonderful day!💜💜💜💜💜👍

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