Contessa 32 Assent and Willy Ker
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2019
- The story of one man and his Contessa 32. Willy Ker sailed over 100,000 miles in Assent from the Arctic to the Antarctic. An inspiring story of adventure, endurance and the desire to keep on moving.
I was loving this boat before.... But holy sense of direction am I smitten now.
Absolutely beautiful interview about sailing high Latitudes. Sailing ⛵️ the most beautiful education. Greetings from beautiful tropical Hawaii islands ⛵️ 🏝 About 40 living in paradise island 🏝 Kauai, one of the most peaceful places on the planet .Thanks for sharing video
I m watching already second time this video. So beautiful to listen interview.
Very nice feeling and just charming. Thank you for that.
Sterling stuff, ruddy inspiring for fellow adventurers😆 We need our children to follow in this delightful adventurer's footsteps, it will strengthen their hearts and minds 😆
Very interesting listening. I am hoping to be headed to Greenland next year in my Rival 32 and always love learning from those unsung heroes who have been there. Thanks for sharing. Andy UK
This interview is pure gold. I laughed about the water tanks. I sure don't use my built in water tanks!
7:27 I can say with total certainty, that's in Newfoundland. Really enjoying this video.
Lovely video, beautiful boat and beautiful scenery. Greetings from the garden island of Kauai
Lovely man. (And boat) Met him in Horta, in the early 90's.
I want a Contessa 32 so bad such a seaworthy vessel very wet in hi seas
He did not have GPS or IAS
Another british touting discovery even mastery of lands already explored and
known buy our Indigenous Peoples for thousands of years. The river's name Kuukpak.
You may be able to BS yourselves but we are ashamed of you as fellow
brit ex-pat. descendants now Canadian proud of our land and resourceful and welcoming First People. So much for the boat.
They didnt claim discovery nor mastery of anything...and, no natives didnt solo any long trips nor were they capable of long solo trips like his. They had open boats and traveled in groups so yeah, he did accomplish something the natives hadn't