Rescue Solo Sailor Ian Herbert-Jones first call
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2023
- First call with Ian Herbert-Jones ( PUFFIN ) from the RESCUE ship ZI DA WANG (Thursday 13 April) bound for Cape Town where they will drop him and then continue on with their voyage. He had to take a "Do or Die" leap to the ladder!
( Footage was Ian's journey from the race start in Les Sables-d'Olonne on 4 September 2022 to the first film gate in Lanzarote. ) 
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Ian -- So good to hear you're safe and sound on the rescue vessel!
Well done Ian, you did us GGR fans proud. Big respect and thank you, to the Captain & Crew of the fishing vessel, and all connected to Ian's rescue.
What an emotional and physical roller coaster for Ian and his family. Feeling very emotional for him and those heroes on the rescue ship
Thank the crew for amazing job for making a special trip to rescue Ian. He sounds good.
So glad you are safe. Thanks to all.
“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that’s all”. Oscar Wilde
Incredible ordeal and rescue. Kudos to the captain and crew and support to help this sailor in distress.
Thank you Don for the update, so happy to hear Ians voice fresh and relaxed. A cool guy!!!
Whoever married those old film clips to the new sound is an absolute editing genius! Sometimes, it almost seems like they’re in sync!!!
I am so happy that you, Ian, are now safe and sound. So good to hear you laugh.Thank you to all who helped in your rescue.
Well done the captain and crew of the ZI DA WANG!!
Don keeps mentioning the films but they're really of no significance compared with Ian's bravery and the heroism of the rescue ship.
will be over the next 10 years or so...for all involved :)
Thank you for sharing this Don. It's good to hear his voice.
Well done mate. Many thanks to the ship and crew.
Great effort and excellent result, well done to all involved
Great job done by ships crew, emergency teams for evacuating Ian 👏👏
What a champ. Bravo Ian. And cheers. Tears for puffin and all your personal stuff.
And again Don, thanks for sharing this!
From the photo taken as Puffin was alongside the rescue/fishing vessel, the mast appears to have broken at the lower spreaders as there is a tall stump of mast remaining that appears to be supported by the lower shrouds, and a jury rig might have been possible using that tall stump.
Glad you are safe Ian & thanks to rescue boat & its crew for their help.
“Glad to hear you’ve got the footage, that’s the main thing.” Good to know where your priorities are Don…. mercenary. Best wishes to Ian.
Sick burn dude. You know Don is more relieved than any of us that Ian is safe, priority number one. He is laughing at you...
I hope you’re right, for the safety of the remaining competitors. Sadly Don’s obsession with footage on that call and not letting Ian speak (as other commenters have noted) is odd.
@@SPSMain it is sadly typical of him in my view.
you simply miss the point...in the next 2,10, 20 years..Ian and others will be inspired by the whole story...so..excited to see he has his films and he gets some more...there is ZERO money in it for GGR or jane and me, but may be for Ian ..so?? it is actually part of the story reminding him to capture the moment ...jane and I invest personal money into the GGR ...we get none out. :) cause we love what it does.. :)
Such an emotional rollercoaster! So sad to hear you talk about cutting the line and saying goodbye to your boat.
In the end thank God you're safe
Great update Don
Glad to hear Ian is safe and sound!
So glad you’re ok!
Sorry for the loss of your vessel.
It would be cool if something special could be done for the captain and crew of the fishing vessel.
Ian sounded surprisingly chipper, good to hear his voice. Looking at the photo of Puffin alongside the fishing vessel before being cut away is devastating. Brilliant rescue coordination, and execution by the Taiwanese fleet, honoring the tradition of the sea.
A GA was smiling on Ian. Just a harrowing experience, enough for a lifetime of stories. Can't wait to hear a debrief and hope to hear how future preps could work to avoid losing the mast. It always seems to drill down on how to keep from losing the mast, because it seems the boat itself continues floating long after abandoning, none the worse for wear. Hope GGR passes on really useful info on storm prep and tactics. It's done a good enough job so far in pre-race inspections of the boats, but more tech details would have been even better. Thinking of Elliot Smith's issues with forestay, forestem fitting, pulpit, top o' the mast problems, all avoidable if looked at with a marine engineer's eye, sted of a looksee. Mast intact, Smith had the gumption surely, but a weak piece of cheap metal was probably the root of the problems. Jones obviously had a thousand percent much much better prepared boat, but as Kipling said, "the sea is always the sea." I think he said that, didn't he. If not, he should've.
Well done I can't imagine watch my boat disappear over the horizon glad your ok ian
What a relief to hear a quite matter-a-fact-sounding Ian - stiff upper lip and all that. Ian is saved but what of Puffin? Scuttled or left drifting?
What a first hand account ! Sobering ! A real close one for Ian. He has more to tell for sure.
What can I say but great to hear Ian and the brilliant captain and crew on board the Taiwanese fishing boat.
Well done rescue crew !!!
Awesome journey nonetheless !
Be safe and good luck from beautiful Hawaii Islands
Glad it all ended up ok Ian.
glad he is OK
many of did not know the golden globe is at sea. the ocean race has the media edge with excellent quality video. game on between races....
money talks lol :)
the main thing is you are safe now the boat can be replaced.
So good to hear Ian. The jump to the Taiwanese ship's ladder sounds terrifying, particularly with the injured shoulder.
Do the Taiwanese crews get any compensation for losing their fishing time?
No it is an international convention or tradition...
@@Goldengloberace Thank you
Well done Ian.
Bravo Zulu
Good job done. Glad that Ian is safe. Do you think that there is any chance that Puffin can be retreived? How long will the tracker keep transmitting?
What happen to his boat?
Did he get JSD deployed?
NO....
Phew, would have been nice to let Ian, finish what he was saying without clearly trying to get him off line. The last section sounded like yea yes yea go away
Perhaps Ian was using the Captain's sat phone, and had a limited time for the call.
we had to get off the line..Ian told us he had 3minute calls from the bridge... :)
@@Goldengloberace Thanks. Good to know.