This Glacier Destroyed 9 Farms! - Sailing Uma [Step 245]
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The quality of your videos is second to none. You open up unexplored areas of the world for most of us and show us the beauty of stepping away from everyday life. Thank you! I so appreciate your enthusiasm and senses of humour. Keep up the awesome voyages.
They were lucky with the guide. Never have I experienced one that explains all the interesting facts at once. She knew the history and geology of the glacier as well as the best technical approach. The fact that she is beautiful too almost made her unsympathetic.
I'm so glad that I am still young and in high school where I can watch these videos before going places. If I didn't watch these youtube videos, I would never think to go to Norway or any of these northern places. If I ever do end up sailing my brain would automatically think about sailing in tropical places and I would have totally missed a place like this.
on a lighter note (although I will not apologize for my previous comment since it is such a HUGE issue), I want to let you know how great it is to see such a clean and ordered sailboat!! I have followed other sailing channels, none meet the organization level of the deck, stern, bow, etc. that we see in your episodes. Nice work!! Thanks for sharing these incredible places on earth!
Your photography/videography skills have become amazing! I like how you’re not just a sailing channel but more of an adventure travel channel. I wish you would have done a more formal introduction of your patrons on the glacier. They seem like interesting people. You not only have. The best channel on RUclips but you have some of the coolest patrons. Love you guys.
DIngy shots of Uma sailing down a Norwegian fjord results in rare jewelicious Uma footage/photos! Thanks for sharing glacier hike. Kika, the beautiful Haitian, hikes glacier is also rare and jewelicious!
Man, is there anything you can throw at Kika that she is not going to catch and master instantly? She took to those crampons in a blink. Beautiful landscapes and that guide friend is adorable.
Watching Kika walking on crampons almost made us spit the coffee. But Kika you were like I was the first time Robert took me into the mountains here in New Zealand. But then Kika there is a first time for everything in life. Take care you two and stay safe. Suzie and Robert.
Wow ! Your video of the glacier was spectacular and somewhat a different perspective from the norm.
You nailed it ! Thanks !
As always I live vicariously on your vlogs. I have visited Norway 4 times , twice in very late winter/early spring on skiing holidays in Lillehammer as a young man (22 - 25 year old) once some 17 years later, when I worked in Oman and a couple of years later me and my two sons drove and camp our way up to the Arctic circle in July/Aug .
Oddly Oman had its own very stark fiords!!! On the coast south of Muscat - much smaller, barren an with crumbling rock, no tumbling waterfalls -- but often with near permanent streams and vividly green vegetation surviving. Very rugged, and often with sweet water in much smaller streams in the upper regions.
Sorry, Sailing Uma but you log reminded me of spending many trips along that Omani coastline both by 4 metre dory, fishing trawler, and by military long wheel base land rover.
Your travels revive so many memories of 35 plus years ago.
Oddly enough I was on the island of Masirah when the ill fated US attempt to extract embassy staff from Iran took place. I was an army officer Comms engineer of SAF working on a project at the time and I watched the chaotic take off off several C130’s after sunset, without lights and there was a very very near miss (actually it wasn’t a miss) cos that aircraft didn’t take part in the mission.
And I watched some them return next morning in a very different state. But we were not permitted to be anywhere near. Very serious repercussions within Oman at the time when HM Sultan Qaboos was clearly denying any involvement in the operation. Got to stop
Very different times
Interesting stories, I have vauge memories of those times, but none of the detail. Sounds like you’ve had an interesting life.
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Hey, I was a retired , British army officer
and I worked / lived in Oman for ten very exciting years. Probably the best work I did in my entire life, but I did have a sound background of my life in the British army and I believe that the time and money spent on my training as a cadet and young officer was not wasted. And although I was recruited to Oman as private individual, I was very aware of my own learned loyalties to Uk MOD but also to the state of Oman ( as my employer).
I had immensely happy times in Oman. I know I worked hard there, but I also really enjoyed getting to know the Omanis - not always as easy as it could be.
I learned to speak abysmal Arabic and spent as much of my free time as I could travelling by vehicle - but more by boat meeting people - not always easy- it was very necessary to be aware of being a “nazaranee” and one bent over backwards to fit in but I had very very few difficulties out there. But
Oddly enough the major problems I had were associated with the very incidents around my being on Masirah island on that weekend and actually was a prime reason for me to leave Oman a couple of years later which I cannot and will not talk about. I was always loyal to HM Sultan Qaboos and had great respect for him but there were, inevitably in those times the minor ripples of discontent which, as an outsider, one had to be aware of .
Certainly the last 3 years in Oman I kept an open air ticket in a secure place , as a probable means of a very rapid departure.
I don’t know what others did but I suspect that many of my colleagues took similar precautions. If you have worked as an expat anywhere then I suspect that you were always taking very sensible precautions.
Ah shut up!
Get back to sailing!
Nearly deleted all this --but hey it w as life at the time
Times seamed simpler then, don’t know if that’s true or if it just feels like that, spending time in Norway has been a great eye opener, other ways of doing things, it’s been a real breath of fresh air, and finally having the time to travel without a job to get back to is great. Stay safe Trevor 😊
@@tapan1937 I visited Oman in the late 80's / early 90's and spent some time in and around Muscat. Seems a life time ago now. It's a beautiful country with an interesting history. Thanks for sharing a small insight into your time there, would love to hear more but fully understand your hesitation and (understandable) loyalty.
Some great Patreons there. Very nice people. Cheers to them and their generous hosting, tying Kika's "high heels" on. Good video. Thanks for the upload.
I look forward to this every week. Living in the Canadian prairies I don't get much of a chance to see open water, let alone sail. Your weekly videos are an escape from watching my dog run away for two straight days. Thank you.
Used to say that in North Dakota. The dog always came back. It just takes a couple days, too
K B I miss living in the Prairies. Watching the weather coming 45k's out. However I get what you mean about open water. I now live by the sea but still miss those huge skies
So this is what it is like living serendipitously through someone else life. Marvelous, simply marvelous!!!
I love seeing you sail away from docks and moorings and anchorage. True sailing and so different from the big house catamaran. I admire the way the two of you have renovated this boat.. Norway is such a beautiful country, and capturing Uma sailing in the fjord is ethereal.
Enjoyed your channel for several years, well done. Unlike other 'sailing' channels you have the perfect mix of sailing and seeing the different destinations. Thanks and again enjoy you adventures.
With captions ,it makes a huge difference to deaf viewers !
I agree 100%. Interesting to see places where I have been with motorcycle in the past.
jk, it's lovely to see such nice folks doing sailing in a reasonable and safe, and very entertaining manner. I prefer the sailing and "DYI" stuff, but even the "ashore" bits are quite pleasant to see. Now if I can get them to toss some Patsy Cline or Alice Cooper into the song mix, my day would be complete. LOL.
Great production value, you two are making high quality videos. Good Job. GOLD STAR
Walking on a glacier is pretty special. Not many people in this world can say they've done it, so another great video scoop and some more great footage of some unique landscapes. Thank you for sharing.
Sleep overnight on one and listen...
@@tonybarnes3858 Yes, I understand you can hear them creaking and groaning as they slow make their way down to the sea. That must be pretty special too.
The lady glacier guide is beautiful! Just look out for her spikes lol yikes! Another turn in Uma that was not expected! Nice show!
You guys produce some of the most wonderful and beautiful videos. I have to say that they help get me through these times. The editing is genius stuff
Nærøyfjorden is beautiful. The pale blue shining out from the crags of snow and dirt on top are beautiful mysterious little portals into the soul of the glacier. Great job as usual. Thanks for sharing! Cheers!
Lovely patrons :-)
Man, your Norway work has been on another level. Very artistic and narrative.
it's really cool to see you guys going to all the places you never see sailers go. Keep it up.
There is so much more to the world that turquoise blue and white sandy beaches. They're nice and all, but after a few years, we longed to see more. That's why we have a sailboat after all.
You two seldom disappoint. Thanks!
Lovely images. Also a nice little tribute in your choice of music to the recently departed Morricone. Many years ago I did a day's horse riding in Australia. Your legs suffer afterwards and you do feel like you walk like a cowboy. :-)
I am continually grateful for your videos because they are so well edited to include unique points of view of the scenery and wonderful ambient sound.
drone shot of the glacier is magnificent! enjoyed this video very much, as usual....
Sailing straight from the dock is just inspiring. You guys are awesome
Nice class about glacier. But I became so afraid when Kika stopped on the edge of that deep well. It’s so dangerous for me. Better to be on the boat, even with that lack of wind. But, it was one of the best episodes you ever posted. Congratulations.
Im so happy to see that you both have orange zhik jackets. Safety is always super important even when you aren't expecting troubles. Love your videos, long time viewer. Keep on having fun and go where your heart takes you!
since I came across to your channel I'm always watching every update you made, I love it
I have never sailed but you two are the most efficient sailors I have watched on YT. I am already looking forward to the next video!
As always very nice video, you are soooo welcome visiting the west coast of Sweden.
And one day when our borders are open, you can sail down here to Nz and walk on Franz Josef, Fox, Tasman, Hooker, Mueller, Murchison, Volta, Dart, plus about 9 more glaciers. If you want to. Love your channel guys. Take care and stay safe. Until next time. Atb.
Sailing Uma takes my breath away! So beautiful and epic :)
Super impressed at how skilled you're handling was during the last two episodes.
I am blown away by the beauty of Norway. Well done D&K! 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿🥁🥁🥁🥳🥳
I've been on Glaciers in New Zealand, Peru & Alaska and the color of the Glacier never ceases to captivate me - its beautiful. Thanks for sharing :)
one last comment (sorry): I'm fairly certain that almost all other RUclips sailboat channels would have "motor-sailed" through those no-wind periods. I like your attitude of, "we will get there when we get there." I'm sure that the fact that you have an electric motor forces this attitude, but you went into electrification knowing this. Congratulations for showing us that it is doable, and, rewarding/enjoyable. Cheers!
We chose to go electric knowing it's limitations, but also it's huge advantages. It didn't force us into the attitude, we already had it, that's why we chose a sailboat in the first plane.
What a spectacular landscape... Great footage and editing. The glaciers are slowly receding, and when they are gone we will fade away...
Sounds like part of life; the glaciers must surely recede as surely as the dinosaurs had to "fade away." Hopefully, this does not keep you up at night Prof.
Love the turquoise colour of the ice. Beautiful
Absolutely stunning, Kikas first time on a glacier was funny!
The blue of the glacier is totally psychedelic ... awesome footage, truly enjoyed it. Great to see you guys had a blast walking on ice ... ;-)
Greetings from São Paulo!
Congrats on your first Glacier climb. I can only credit the Upper Victoria Glacier in Antarctica. But we were roped up and all. Hope this isn't your last one. Now you need to camp out overnight on one. Keep the Adventures alive............ enjoy
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for inspiring me to buy my first sailboat. Sv Liquid dreams coming soon.
Great Video Guys!! Your production quality is totally up there with the best.
Thanks for sharing your travels.
Another wonderful video. Thank you very much.
Your glacier walk was beautiful and so cool (literally). I'm reading volume 5 of K.O Knausgaards "My Struggle" at present and am definitely looking forward to a trip to Norway.. Fair winds.
Thanks for sharing! Beautiful scenery and excellent editing! Fair winds!
real, yes, real life! Thank for showing the Beautiful Northern Scandivnavian World! Sail on, sail on, sail on,...Just love you, two!
Hi Guys, Enjoy the video ,I have been following you guys for quite a while ,I appreciate how you Work so well together...enjoyed the cowboy walk,keep them coming 😃👍👍.
Great information and awesome photography. I wouldn't have done that walk on the glacier but glad you got to enjoy it! Great memories!
Very, very nice in fjords, among the best of sailing vids. Tranquil. Thanks.
Norway is still as beautiful as when we visited it the last time 12 years ago during our holiday.
Scary to see the Nigardsbreen retreaded up the mountain. 12 Years ago the glacier wall was right at the lake.
I paused your youtube to compare it with my photos in my photoalbum.
Enjoy your journey in one of my favorite country's
Hopefully one day i can visit Norway again with my girlfriend and our 2 children.
Greetings from the netherlands
really enjoyable vidoe..... absolutely stunning scenery..... i bey you guys just gaze around at the surroumdings when its quite and do a lot of contemplating..... how lucky you both are and thank you for sharing your journey
Thank you for another beautiful video! Reminds me of walking on a glacier in Iceland! Norway is incredibly beautiful isn't it! The sailing looks very interesting too, keeping you on your toes! I guess it's why viking longships had oars :-)!
Seeing your videos is the highlight of my week.
To you both, the wizards of the wind! Sailing between mountains enjoying the smoothest breeze to move UMA, my humble admiration.
I’m loving your Norway VLOGS! I thought the glacier walk was awesome! Could you talk a little about what it is like to live aboard a boat in Norway 🇳🇴 Perhaps getting the locals point of view. I know you have a tiny stove, do you have other sources of heat. Did you need heat while you were in Norway. Mark in Colorado USA 🇺🇸
Living on a boat in Norway is awesome, so many possibilities
If you're in Norway for the summer months, you don't need additional heater. Norway is a long country tho, but if you are south in Norway the temperature is good from Medio May till medio September. There are some livaboards during winter months, but then you need heating of course. Some moor up and just use electric heating and some like to enjoy some perfect winter sailing and a diesel heater is preferred, like a Reflex or one like webasto
Its impossible for me to say its more beautiful than the fjord I live in, but beautiful it is, you two show the beauty in an honest way. I am going to the area just north of Sognefjorden in the spring , most important the island, Alde. Love from Hardanger.
I love watching you two every week. I went back and watched a few old ones like the “Knockdown” one. They were good but now your commentary, filming, sound and editing are amazing.
Great that you explore norway so extentional. Hope you do the same with the baltic sea. Amazing footage
TOO SHORT!! Great video, thank you for sharing your adventures.
Hey guy's Norway is beautiful and the glaciers are SO AMAZING I mean wow Wow and WOW. Looking forward to catching up with you next week but till then stay safe guys 👋👌
Did not want this episode to end. Sailing along the fjord so peaceful.
I really enjoyed this video. Glaciers are so beautiful. It is wonderful that you had such knowledgeable guides to take you up. It really made it special.
Cheers from Juneau Alaska,
Greg Chaney
As something of a glacier fanatic, I am quite jealous! The last 'walk on' glacier access in New Zealand was destroyed by floods in 2019. The end of an era.
Excellent scenery
Excellent photography
Excellent editing
But you're on a boat and it's getting cold in the northern hemisphere time to sail to the southern hemisphere.
But we're not done seeing Norway yet. If we leave before it snows, we're missing the best part!
Stay the winter, that would be interesting
Every now and then there is a new learning curve in your company, looking forward for more .
Another very good video, thank you for sharing, the scenery was beautiful. Safe travels.
Great video guys...felt like a National Geographical documentary at some points... keep up the good work.
Great stuff!!! Viewing from British Columbia (southern Vancouver Island) ! Cheers !
💖💕 Love to you and thank you for your hard work to bring this to us!!! Fantastic story to support Don't Buy A Couch!!!
😂 I loved the start of the video and the "Good, The Bad and Ugly" spoof. BRAVO!!.
Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for your beautifully edited content!
The last time I went up a Norwegian fjord we were doing twenty three knots and had no trouble with fickle winds. Mind you we were in a Royal Navy frigate going to Bergen for a bit of light cross country skiing.
It was just on dawn and I don't think I have ever been so cold as I was on the bow.
csl
Beautiful, exciting and entertaining, thanks for the journey. 🦃❄️🦃
Dans downwind singing and dance moves awesome! 💨💨💨
Love your videos. They permit me to enjoy so many regions that I will never have the opportunity to visit. Keep up the good work. My experience on glaciers, take shorter steps.
Absolutely beautifully ! I really appreciate all you do to produce these wonderful accounts of your travels.
Absolutely spectacular... thanks for the adventure!
I guess trekking that Glacier must have been a really COOL experience. Stay Safe & Fair Winds from Ireland !!
Stunning visuals.
Spectacular drone work. All of it. Curious, how deep (average) are the fjord waters? Let us know if you think of it next episode. Too bad you can’t fish in slack waters.
It is hard to calculate an average of the depths, but it is deep. The deepest part of Sognefjorden is 1308m (~4 300'). Norwegian Yellow Pages has a nautical chart in beta. This link should take you to Gaupne: pasjoen.gulesider.no/#map=13.17/61.3957/7.30467
You can browse from there - depths in meters.
Beautiful 💖
started following you guys a few weeks into our first UK lockdown, but am all caught up now and seeing the places you guys have been and how far you have brought UMA work wise is just mind blowing. I am in the process of buying a Ketch 40 and then in 2023 set off round the world myself. Have you seen any Orcas yet?
Good effort mate, go for it, but go north first, save the warm for later, that’s our plan.
I enjoyed every view that showed in this video, specially glacier scene. Nice video
Break out the oars! Another great video. Beautiful scenery. I'd love to be on a glacier, but not likely to happen now. I've been close, but never on one. Thanks you two! Happy Holidays!
It just looks cold! But the immense feeling of history must be intense!
Love this step helped me forget about everything else. Great visiting with you and the Glacier. Thanks for sharing.
19:53 Wing on wing. A beautiful look. Wind over the transom.
"crazy to think that we are walking on a piece of ice that's millions of years old" - oh you mean like the rest of the ground you walk on too? 😉
Great video as always guys. Really loving your relaxed video style. Keep up the great work.
Must have been some hard job to find a really suitable music for the glacier part without serious copyright issues :) Beautiful vid, thanks!
My Travel Bucketlist get’s every week longer... Love it!
Oh, also Fascinating the glacier so beautiful!!
I've been enjoying your videos for a while now, you guys create such wonderful videos about all sorts of places, do it's so incredibly cool to see you guys visiting my home country and home county! If you're going just a little bit further north to the Førde-area or Sandane-area, I'll be more than willing to provide you with a few great sights, hikes and information about the local area :) whatever you do, remember to also stop by Geirangerfjorden!
As usual, outstanding! Thank you for the huge effort to share!
That was cool, haha great work you two my regards to you both from Australia.
I bet your guides thought y’all was a hoot! Great video!
You guys are genuine explorers... while I'm resigned to walking tropical beaches the rest of my days. But who's complaining? Season's Greetings!
I watched this episode twice, I really liked it. Uma looks a dream under sail! :-)