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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- A documentary charting the adventure of a survival lifeboat converted into a self-supporting floating home by two architects. Through a journey of over 3000 miles from the UK to the arctic north of Norway, the film explores the idea of slow adventure set against the dramatic backdrop of the Norwegian coast.
Produced by Copa Cymru and Febril Film
www.copacymru.com
www.febril.no
Music by C Duncan
c-duncan.co.uk
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As a guy who restores sailboats and who has spent almost 50 years biking ,hiking and sailing all around the world, I can't tell you how enjoyable this video is! I must of watch this about 20 times. Something about what these two men have done that keeps bringing me back to it. What a great job they did bringing this boat back to life. All the best everyone.
Wonderful to live life fully.
Two things I would recommend however is
1. To counter the sideways roll on the boat a couple of Fins attached on bottom of boat say at least 300 millimeters by 2000 long is definitely going to stabilize the roll very much as it has a very rounded belly and this will take the sea sick out of the stomachs to greater level.
2. The Pitch on the propeller was designed for a 100 people wich you no longer need as you're carrying much less weight so going up a notch or three will save a lot on running your diesel engine at lower revolutions to attain same speed .
At your current RPM you will experience a little higher speed with a higher pitch prop if needed.
Normally an increase of at least 2 to 3 inches works magic.
Ps. Problems with feul pump can sometimes be solved by merely giving it a gravity feed directly to injectorpump by means of a small container placed on the roof. Can save the day of lying helpless or being Towed back to Harbor.
Greetings from South Africa.
Man if they only read these comments, but I guess by now, someone would have pointed out all the errors sooner or later.
@@MerwinARTist at least will be of some help in emergency.
@@MerwinARTist Pleasure .
Personally I am a great fan of Solar as well especially with modern day brushless motors available.
Koenigsegg has come up with a 300 hp motor weighing around 20 Kg.
Wonderful stuff.
Best wishes.
@@pieterbezuidenhout2741 Solar cant feed 300hp motor
@@Doberman290 The comment I made about Koenigsegg motor was merely informative and definitely not recommended for this application but yes there are way lesser powered electric motors available depending on ones need of course.
Did you know about that specific motor I mentioned weighing only 20 kg ?
I don't think so .
A Diesel engine with sufficient power output can easily be totally sufficient for such a motor if needed. ( That's if one can afford it.)
At 70 years old I reckon to have more than the average knowledge designing and building numerous more complicated projects in my life.
Have a nice day.
As a seafarer, I am astonished how these two converted a lifeboat into a boat that can be filled with life. Choosing to live a life to the fullest and enjoying it in a slow pace, using their knowledge as architects and giving the boat a transformation is just amazing, believe me because I've seen many many lifeboats throughout my career. I hope that I can see your boat around Europe or somewhere. Steady as she goes! or in your word STODIG! Safe seas and enjoy life.
Agreed. Taking lifeboats out for a ride for the quarterly drills and exercises is pure punishment. What a difference!
2 gay rich kids gentrify a lifeboat. i'd have made the boat for living rather than vacationing.
I wonder is there a general website where we can source these boats?
The level of video production has me in awe
Man!
very impressive.
As a 9 year old boy I had the chance to spend 60 days in Norway, and from the 1st moment I set foot in country I felt I was home. When the day came we were to leave I told my family I was going to stay and goodbye, well yeah; that didn't happen and I was loaded on the plane back to the States. But after my 22 years of traveling the globe in the Military as a paratrooper. The adventure is in the journey, not how fast you get there, and these guys nailed it! I never found a place that felt more like home than Norway. I really enjoyed their epic journey video and would love to see more of the design plans for their lifeboat modifications. Can't wait for their next video!
Can we just take a moment to say how well shot this is. Awesome.
Yeah, it’s great. But they could’ve at least focused more on the interior layout of the boat. But hey, at least it was artistic.
I'm jealous of the dog. He's living my dream. Damn lucky bastard.
Yeah, but how does he go to the toilet?
We stopped on land regularly and he was allowed to go in the stern cockpit if he needed to. We could just hose it down.
@@arcticlifeboat Often wondered. I thought the choices were... get a bitch, & train her to 'go' on a tray, or, throw the dog in the drink... although, I wonder if a dog would 'go' whilst swimming... 🤣🤣🤣
Used to sail on the Clansman as a kid, amazing to see one of its lifeboats get out so far.
So no boat layouts or interior views beyond the dinette. Might have been interesting to see what two architects came up with.
This is one of the very best videos I've seen...ever! Very well worth the time to watch. It has just enough detail to be interesting without being the least bit boring. Shackleton is the star of the show, as I expected. Many, many thanks for making it available.
Absolutly love the design of the interior. The windows make the space like 3x bigger. Planning well done!
I'm just crying. What you did was so beautiful. The lifeboat, the adventures, the freedom to choose alternatively between an isolated life and society. That was extraordinary. I am nomadic too in the same way.
This was an amazing quality video! One thing I would have liked to have seen was a tour of the interior of the boat and what your living space looked like.
Can you guys do a tour of the boat please. Would love to see all the work that went into and the layout!
Life at sea is the best. Very impressive. What an adventure. Only part I was struggling with was only having one engine.
Tnx for this amazing video.
I live 200 km south of Tromsø. I hope you come back to this heavenly place in the northern part of Norway. Tnx again
Amazing! An experience of a lifetime. Beautifully done. Thank you for that little 37 minute endeavor from my life!
Excellent documentary. Loved every bit of it.
Excellent film and inspirational project. Your adventure teaches us that there are other ways to travel and be in this world, centered just outside the rat race, closer to the natural rhythms of the sea, the sky and and the landscape. Bravo! Norway is such an amazing country, and I dont think you could have made a better choice for your year ( or so) of slow travel. Norway is the land of slow TV after all, and I have enjoyed hours of train travel through the beauty of the countryside.... so your whole approach fits right in. I , for one, hope that you are continuing to make more of these long form videos. Winter in Tromso on board would be much an interesting subject. Lastly, Guyleee, I just wonder if , perhaps you are working for a dear friend of mine, Snorre Stinessen who has an office in Tromso. I met him several years ago while doing a video on his amazing project at Manshausen Island. After seeing this video I wrote him with the link, so even if you don't work for him, you might want to reach out to him. He is an outstanding architect and a genuinely great human being. Keep up your inspirational projects, and thank you for this beautiful and thought provoking film.
thank you for taking us along.
What an amazing journey. First the journey of refitting a lifeboat to a working live aboard. Then to take it to Tromso above the arctic circle.
I love the huge windows-sky light .
A perfect view of the cliffs of the fjords. Except for the way it rolls in bad seas , it's magnificent for northern touring . I'm really impressed . Great idea !
On the flip side the things are close to unsinkable, you can cut one in half and both halves will still float! About the only thing that will sink one of those lifeboats is an on board fire... Really though the plan would be, if I were sailing her, to head for sheltered waters if bad seas are incoming. Boat like this is not so much about the destination but the journey so waiting out a bit of bad weather is not really an issue.
Beautiful on every level. The underlying concept, the boat, the people, the dog, the photography, the music, and - of course - the scenery. Thank you!
You guys made me cry. Great production, good drone work, edited like pro's. Loved the moment when you waited until the door just shut, to move on, even with the main character out of frame; beautiful work. The power of silence, of absence as a present force.
Delightful but more than challenging for most. I envy your stamina and imagination and creative and engineering skills.
What an amazing journey. You should be proud of your accomplishments . Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the video. Shows why a keel is important.
True that!
What an amazing adventure; very inspiring. Excellent narrative, visuals and especially music.
Is there any way to find the individual music tracks used?
@@iTube2772 I think on instagram the composer posted something...
@@iTube2772 The music was written for the film so isn't available elsewhere. The composer is C Duncan - he has a few great albums out c-duncan.co.uk
@@arcticlifeboat - Imagine attaching hydrofoils to it, to allow it to move even faster -- perhaps one day??
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Magical, in all its way! This video was beautiful, the scenery just wonderful. Love you guys and your work on Stödig. 37 minutes af happiness, really happiness!!!!!!!!
Beautiful film guys. Thanks for sharing!
That was an excellent and amazing adventure. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Wonderful and epic all in one. The Red Ensign is the colorful crown jewel of the vessel. Thank you for sharing.
Fantastic..what a adventure.
I think I need a cuddle off of the gorgeous dog . And you lads have done a great job with the boat looks great with the side windows
Amazing journey and project! And I would never had believed that those mega windows in the middle withstand the weather and waves of the northern seas..
Well done guys. Wonderful and inspiring project and so well documented.Big "ups" from the West of Ireland.
Excellent job guys, love the idea, video, design and trip. As a fellow architect and traveler I feel very fermilier with your ideas. 👍
Oh what an adventure you lads experienced! The production of your saga was beautifully done and I thank you for sharing it !
Great video,great times. Wish you well with your future adventures. Good luck guys.
I just found this and i'm hooked!! Cant wait for more. so excited for you two. Great life for sure.
Awesome job fella's 👌
Greetings from Tasmania, Australia 🍻👍
You guys are awesome and quite inspiring. Watched the whole thing & a couple other shorter videos prior about you.
Beautiful
This is inspirational. I think being architect sometimes push you to an unbearable lifestyle, with all the pressures and such. As a young architect I feel profoundly what you’ve done as a courage choice of living and as an interesting moment to feel how your design works. Well done for the filming. Hope more contents will drop soon
What a beautiful adventurous journey, yet so calming & peaceful. I look forward to future journeys. The production of this video was stunning!
Beautiful on many levels. Thanks for sharing all of them.
Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed every aspect of the journey!
great film . outstanding cinematography. "never in a hurry "
Wow! Fantastic film , the editing is amazing and Norway is georgious. Definitely my next destination, always dreamt of visiting Norway up to the Svalbard.
Absolutely stunning to watch. I've been toying with this concept for years and you guys have inspired me anew.
The one thing missing from your design, in my humble opinion, is the lack of open deck space. I know you have the roof but I mean place to put a small table and a chair or two perhaps.
Have you considered a swim platform like the ones you get on modern wakeboard boats or something along those lines? You could even have a drawbridge type system that can lower from your stern when not in use.
looking forward to your next video.
Super film thank you for sharing.
Beautiful scenery and music. Very nicely done!
Amazing documentary..... Amazing music....
Beautiful.
Very envious of you guys 👍🏼
So jealous in an awesome 👏 way
It would be nice to see more of the build/conversion process. Maybe in a separate video?
Please, more of the mechanics and interior video. Thank you.
First thing what a beautiful dog! Your project and adventures are amazing. Thank you for sharing them.
Well done guys!!! What a great adventure...
Amazing story, wonderful video! Being from Sweden myself just made me even more keen on travelling to Norway agin. Love the nature!
Thanks boys I was able to get lost in you voyage from my computer in south jersey USA for a time and enjoyed every minute.
PS: I would have brought my dog too and if any room left the wife haha.
Thank you for sharing, what a wonderful story and adventure. 👍
Absolutely beautiful fantastic the best
Beautiful Video!
Lovely video and what a great little ship. The engine trouble proved the old adage again though. At sea, if you have two of something, you really only have one; and if you have one......
Wow, what an absolutely amazing adventure! Thanks so much for sharing.
As an aside, it would've been very nice to have a tour of the inside of the boat to see the sleeping quarters, etc.
Stunning, what an adventure!
Stunning documentary ...well done 👍👍👍
Great little doc! Brought back memories of Scandinavia. Oh to visit again :)
I'm from New York city and I really enjoyed your video, Awesome
How can anyone dislike this video, it’s so joyful
Wonderful. Beautiful. Meaningful.
Well done you Blokes and Shackelton, well done what a jorl !!!
Thanks for sharing this amazing story!
Travelling by boat = repairing your vessel in the most beautiful spots on earth!
Been there as well, was just great!
Thank you!
Loved this, nicely done by all those involved! Thank you for sharing with us!
Thank you for the awesome Journey does a person's heart good to see you
That’s is incredible as I was on that ship over a 2003 trip to the other islands from Odin. Wow.
BRILLIANT!.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great bid, good luck and enjoy the freedom and awe of Norway.
How is your Stern door/hatch fixed to the hull ? the hinges don't look very stormprof a big wave from the stern in to your enclosef deck area may fill the boat with water. I would recommend re doing the door solution with bigger hinges.
Bolted with bolts and nuts .
If the hull or door is made of sandwich laminate its necessary
To carve out around the bolt hole and fill with resin otherwise the bolt
Tension will crush the component laminate.
This causes leacks
Also the storm locking solution need to be sturdier . Think ; big wing nuts in brackets or a crossbar Over the opening. This ensure good pressure on the door seal.
If you want the doors/ hatches to match the hull in durability that is.
And those life boats are reely duribal compared to a consumer boat.
Good idea to match the hatch to that if you are going too cross the north sea with it Some day again...
Othervise a cool prodjekt!
I am also curious about what the price of the life boat was when you got it.
espesely when many cruise ships face dismantling due to the corona cruise stop . Many life boats on them...
Have a nice 2021
Today is Sunday August 14th 2024. I started watching videos on houseboats and somehow ended up here. I could never do what these guys did, I tip my hat in acknowledgement to their endeavor. Now if one of those guys would post a comment on here and let us know the status of the Stød. Great video, Story and I'm off to other adventures.
What a stunning video, well done to all involved.
Wonderful journey! Wish everyone can do that. Great job!
Brilliant adventure. Great to have the luxury and lack of ties to be able to do this.
The Golden Rule for any motorised boat: You can never have too many spare starter motors on board.
Know that one now!
@@arcticlifeboat Any plans for future videos?
great story. Wonderful calm in the film
Simply magnificent!
What an incredible journey. I dreamed of doing the same thing many years ago but life seems to get in the way raising my son on my own starting in 92 was my priority that was more than 32.5 years ago. But I raised a great son and have experienced so much. Now alas my body has been suffered so much damage physically broken neck 3 times entire thoracic spine broken in a car wreck in 2014 electrocuted in 2005 dead for 3.5 minutes came back to life thankgod. I had 5 bypasses on my heart in 2020 I have been in kidney failure since 2015 started hemodialysis in 2017 3 times a week so going on my 8th year. My son two and a half weeks after I survived the by pass surgery . My only child went to local hospital they perforated his airway and they killed him. So it’s been a rough time. I live in Beaufort North Carolina USA Graveyard of the Atlantic. The Outerbanks are gorgeous unspoiled from here wild horse roaming the islands beautiful camping sailing fishing . So I Suffice to enjoying what I can where my kinfolk survived hurricanes and worked the seas. Over the years I have had work style boats converted for my lil adventures for excursions shrimping clamming oystering net fishing crabbing. Always an adventure. But watching your adventures has encouraged me to create lil adventures and put them together to satisfy my yearning for adventure. Thank you both so very much!
Loved it thank you for posting .👍
Well done guys, great production and build. The internet at it`s best! P.S. sailed on the Clansman a few times in the past .
Awesome adventure ,thanks
I was searching for this video... Found it.. Awesome, guys!!
I love the cinematic effect you guys did. It has this slowed down feel. How does one do that? It’s awesome.
By the way I couldn’t be inside that ship in any amount of rough seas 🤢 but the whole idea and concept is super cool!
Gorgeous work. A really great find.
Epic, hats off to you gents!!
What is the range of this lifeboat? Cruising speed? It's easily 1,500 miles around Norway, not counting deep excursions up the fjords. Also, with all that plexiglas that is not insulated at all, how do you keep the interior warm in the winter? I know there is a wood stove, but is that adequate? Anyway, thanks for a look into a slower, calmer lifestyle - almost like what I live now that my wife and I are retired and living in a covid-stay-at-home manner.
We cruise at 6knots, range with our diesel capacity is about 700 nautical miles. Our total voyage was around 2700nm. The 10mm plexiglass is single layer, but is definitely more insulated than your average glass window. We have triple layer canvas curtains that help keep the heat in too (and sun out in summer). The wood stove is 5kw and really pumps out the heat after a cold day!
Beautiful!
Danm, this was an excellent film.. Thoroughly enjoyed it.. Always been attracted to the transient lifestyle..
One of the coolest names for an adventure seeking dog I've ever heard! haha. Great video lads, what an adventure! Thanks for sharing!