1,555th tag-along view setting sail... 3:18 - very impressed by the 'tidy look' of this herringbone (or basket-weave) brick-paver road in this otherwise very-rural landscape. 6:33 - AHH - and, here we go, "Out On The Ocean" (Irish trad tune reference intentional - video of me playing it on mandolin, on a day-sail, on a 38-ft Seawind cat!! HAA!!) 9:11 - WOW - you've got your own personal Bat-Signal on board... that's one not many have heard about. Well-deserved 228th LIKE for that!
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. Words fail me. Loved the lady's STAFF ONLY sign, the polychrome bicycle and, toward the end, the mother and yawning child. Thank you both.
It is amazing to see how there were able to incorporate some of modern convinces while keeping the industrialization part out of their lives. Thanks for sharing their life, stories, and culture. And as always Jamie's pictures are spectacular
Brilliant photography, as always! Such a great eye, and your street photography is just fantastic, the way you set everyone at ease and capture those frames, colors, etc. And we can't wait to eat the food...🤤 Always nice to see the Kraken out, and hope your sailing wasn't too harrowing! ❤
They're two islands we planned to sail to but missed when we decided to back track and explore Sulawesi. Thanks for giving us a peek at them. Cheers Rob & Karen.
Silly question: I noticed that you were carrying a bit of mizzen as well as the "Krakken" on what appeared to be a deep reach in modest conditions, yet no mainsail. Have you done this to balance the yacht and to enjoy a more leisurely sail or is it "cheeky" editing, or is there another reason? Thanks for the content. Great pics as usual.
Hey David. Not a silly question. We don't use the kraken for dead downwind so on a broad reach, with the kraken, the main blocks the wind so it's put away.
More of Jamie's wonderful photography, How do you do it? Weather in the UK is weird, warm, wet (a lot of the time) and windy. Global warming? Too much wind for my boat most of the time of late.
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Beautiful photo's and cinematography. You're like a floating National Geographic!
Yay, thank you, Charles 😃👍
J-Liz Geographic
The Kraken 🐙. 🌊
Jamie, I enjoy your eye for the shot. 📷
Thanks for sharing.
It was a rather photogenic place. Thanks for the feedback 😃
Amazing photography as usual 👍
Cheers, Michael 📸
Fantastic as always!!! Thanks you!!!
Thank you too!
Dreams. Stay safe friends!
Thanks, Steven 👍
Bats in the mast! That’s a RUclips first! Great as always.
Sadly didn't get footage of them in the mast itself but they came for quite a ride.
Great name for a band!
You guys just keep on adding on to my bucket list..
Thanks for another great video..
Perfrect pronounciation of Bawean 👌
They were both interesting places. Bawean particularly untouched and idyllic. ❤️ Liz
The colours are spectacular
They are, Shaun. Just stunning.
1,555th tag-along view setting sail... 3:18 - very impressed by the 'tidy look' of this herringbone (or basket-weave) brick-paver road in this otherwise very-rural landscape.
6:33 - AHH - and, here we go, "Out On The Ocean" (Irish trad tune reference intentional - video of me playing it on mandolin, on a day-sail, on a 38-ft Seawind cat!! HAA!!)
9:11 - WOW - you've got your own personal Bat-Signal on board... that's one not many have heard about. Well-deserved 228th LIKE for that!
Haha! Great observations. 👍🙏 Liz
An exquisite blend of nature , beauty, and humanity. Thank you for sharing.
It's our absolute pleasure to share what we see with you. 🙏 Liz
That’s sunset (or sunrise) at 10:21 is absolutely mind blowing! Gorgeous video as always guys- thank you!! 💕⛵️
Yeah, with uninterrupted views they can be really quite spectacular 😎
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. Words fail me. Loved the lady's STAFF ONLY sign, the polychrome bicycle and, toward the end, the mother and yawning child. Thank you both.
Always a pleasure, Daniel. Appreciate the comment 🙂
I love the lady with the fishbone and laughing companion! 😅 Liz
Fantastic, thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Andre 👌
It is amazing to see how there were able to incorporate some of modern convinces while keeping the industrialization part out of their lives. Thanks for sharing their life, stories, and culture. And as always Jamie's pictures are spectacular
Yes, it's all here; really, what more do we all need? Liz 🙏🦎 Liz
Very good, Jamie and the camera.
Thank you, George 📸
Great photos Jamie!
Many thanks! Photography is his first love. 🙏 Liz
@@followtheboat It goes without saying: after you, Liz! Best regards. (Came back to check out the fishbone lady.)
Brilliant photography, as always! Such a great eye, and your street photography is just fantastic, the way you set everyone at ease and capture those frames, colors, etc. And we can't wait to eat the food...🤤 Always nice to see the Kraken out, and hope your sailing wasn't too harrowing! ❤
Thanks for the enthusiastic comment, it means a lot to us. 🙏 Liz
Indonesia and Malaysia are on my shortlist to visit.
Get yourself over there, they're wonderful, gentle places.
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Love the photographs!
Cheers 👍
@@followtheboat also to you!
They're two islands we planned to sail to but missed when we decided to back track and explore Sulawesi. Thanks for giving us a peek at them. Cheers Rob & Karen.
You made the right decision to spend more time in Sulawesi though 👍
The Kraken appears!
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Silly question: I noticed that you were carrying a bit of mizzen as well as the "Krakken" on what appeared to be a deep reach in modest conditions, yet no mainsail. Have you done this to balance the yacht and to enjoy a more leisurely sail or is it "cheeky" editing, or is there another reason? Thanks for the content. Great pics as usual.
Hey David. Not a silly question. We don't use the kraken for dead downwind so on a broad reach, with the kraken, the main blocks the wind so it's put away.
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More of Jamie's wonderful photography, How do you do it? Weather in the UK is weird, warm, wet (a lot of the time) and windy. Global warming? Too much wind for my boat most of the time of late.
I love his photography too. That woman with the fishbone... 😆 Liz
You can call the warung lady Ibu Wati, or just ibu. That works well in Indonesia.
That's great information to dhare here, thanks! Liz 🙏