Sailing Colombia: Exploring the Islands Tintipan & Rosario
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- On the way back up to Cartagena, we visited the Island Tintipan and the Rosario Islands. Both beautiful places with interesting encounters.
Time flies when you sail around...we got some bits and pieces for KARL in Cartagena and I am back by myself with a long long refit list.
Enjoy, ahoy and thanks for watching,
Nike & KARL
Visit www.whitespotpirates.com for more info about KARL, the journey or people I met during my trip.
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I live the style of your narrative. It's like the old travellogs of the 50s and 60s. Very pleasant.
Hello Nike, thanks for sharing another part of your adventure with us and thank you for sharing life on the islands. This is important as it shows us what's happening on the islands which you visit. It makes us feel as though we are there with you and not only on the boat. I love it :) Looking forward to the next adventure. Fair winds and stay safe.
another great video! Thanks for doing it for us!
Greetings from Georgia, USA. Been watching you from the beginning. Love your adventures and how you have turned a boat most would pass over into a home. Good Job! Fair Winds safe sailing to you.
It is so wonderful to see you and Karl doing a lot of sailing together. He's a fine boat. I'm happy for you both. Also, I love the theme music that you have used since the start of your adventures.
Thanks for sharing your travels . It helps me to know that someone is out there having fun.
Greetings from Alaska. Looking forward to watching your adventures through the coming winter. Helps take the chill off a little watching you and Karl in the warm sun. Been with you since the beginning, really enjoy watching.
Lovely update. Wish you fair winds, and calm waters..
Viele gruesse von der Daene in Frankfurt.
Always a pleasure to catch up and binge-watch. Gute Reise!
Hi, Nike!
Great to see KARL back out on the water!
Nike, its amazing how much evolve in two year!! keep up the good work. Great adventure!!
Be safe during El Nino. Our thoughts are with you!
love it!! no rest on karl a high maintenance man
How wonderful to cook fresh fish over an open fire.
Thanks for sharing this so, greath ,fair winds to you...
Wonderful video. Have great adventures.
schön dich gücklich zu sehen :-))
Great Video Nike. Next time you are down Cartagena way be sure to visit my friends Jorge and Karen in Bocachica (a town on Isle Terra Bomba.) They are at the YWAM Medical Mission there in town. They have volunteers there from different parts of the world - including regulars from Germany. The town has a West Africian feel and there is a old fortress there too which is interesting.
Howdy from Texas! Starting on my repower. The new equipment (beta 40) has the wide belts which are more durable. Don't think it is cost effective to replace your pulleys to accommodate them though. I am laying in a stock of perishable parts like pulleys and pump impellers.Thanks for all the background information on your trips. It is engaging to learn a little more about "real" life of the locals and sailing conditions.
Hello! This is coming from Bill and Maddy. Is your windmill working? We are planning our first trip to the Caribbean on a power boat. We were wondering if you see any on your journeys. You have been a great inspiration to both of us. Its been fun watching your travels and we think KARL is amazing.
love the videos! keep them coming.
Best way to cruise..catching fish then cooking it on the open fire. I hope I can do the same one day. :)
+LifeisLikeSailing - Vancouver, BC Alfy, You are doing it !
David Wales Well I hope it will be on a tropical beach one day David. :)
+LifeisLikeSailing - Vancouver, BC , hehe, and I wish to be doing it somewhere cold one day ;). Well, the grass and the green and so on...;)
Ahoy, Nike
WhiteSpotPirates Yes it is always greener. haha I hope you will get to somewhere colder one day too Nike. :)
Another great video. Always look forward to new episodes. As a sailor heading out into the Pacific next year, I often wonder. what is the draw to Columbia? keep 'em coming!
But will she fix the duct tape window?? the suspense is killing me.
Hi +Jake, it is still not fixed...so you have about a three month of material to go through before...sorry ;). I will try to fix it when I am back...have a long long list, but maybe I can squeeze it in. I know it does not take too long...;)
Just an observation: You are buying a lot of alternator belts. That means there is a problem you haven't found yet. Either the alternator isn't lined up properly with the crankshaft pulley, or there is a bearing problem in the alternator or another pulley on the belt. What this means is you have something that could be a much bigger failure point if it isn't addressed.
I hope this points you in the right direction and keeps you on course! Fair seas and may the wind stay on your quarter!
+W J Brock High output alternators need high quality belts. I changed the 35 amp alternator on my new engine to a 90 amp one and the belt lasted 30 minutes. Use Gates or Roflex belts, they last.
Thank you, +grancito2 and +W J Brock. I think, the pulley is a little tiny bit damaged...that is why it eats the belt. And also, the alternator gets very hot, does not help either. It's a 70 amp one...I will look for those type of belts and try to get a new pulley whilst I am in Germany.
Ahoy, Nike
Mathieu is a very good man to have ;)
Man, can you ever get into some small spaces on that little boat
,kdybych mohl mít přání, rád bych viděl posvátná místa a duchovní obřady různých vzdálených kultur vámi navštěvovaných krajin.
Přeji mnoho štěstí a děkuji *
Ever give any thought to doing the loop in the states? I'm planning a trip up the east coast around Newfoundland then up the Great Lakes and down the ICW back to Panama. Other than taking the mast down for a few bridges it's sounds like it will be fun.
Hi Nike, Yes I got hooked watching you each week probably mid season one. I have to say your theme song sure puts an ear worm in my head who is that band? Anyway guess I could just check the credits. Be safe! Hey where are your thoughts on that epic sail you were dreaming about crossing the canal and then north and east back to Europe?
Hi +DowntubeCrank, the song is called "There is no Way" from Uniform Montion. And yes, still having those wild dreams...But who knows if it will ever happen. But I did not give up on them yet. Just need more time than I thought I would ;).
Ahoy, Nike
Nice gams. Entshudlegung, couldn't help saying it.
Maybe its just me but it seems your English is better than in the beginning videos.
I have just finished watching your first seasons videos, and I have to tell you that you are the most interesting woman I have ever seen . I think it would be a pleasure to know you . If you get to Vancouver like you say you would like to, I would like to meet and chat about your adventures. I'm sure other (Sailing Hopefuls ) in the area would love to join in for the afternoon of stories . Fair winds and calm seas : David
2:01, next time don’t pass up the opportunity to get some fresh red snapper. 👌🏻✌🏻
WOW! I love Colombia.... And I have traveled there many times! How in the hell did you find parts in Cartagena?!! Anytime I try to find anything in Bogota it takes at least a full day if your gathering different miscellaneous parts. How did you know which store-owner would have the part you need? My gosh, just to find a thermometer for plants in Bogota we spent all day at every large and small mom & pop shop you could find. Never did find a humidity gauge.
Hi +MrNurseinTExas, Cartagena is awesome for finding anything you need! They have a lot of shops and also a lot of very handy people who can help you. You just have to ask around a bit. Club Nautico has a good list to start with www.clubnauticocartagena.com/carta.htm. And there are some mechanics in the marina often as well that you can ask...or other cruisers, of course. I found i really great for supplies. And also, if one shop did not have it, they would be super helpful in providing further information.
Ahoy, Nike
Have you ever tryed fishing for prawns on a sandy beach with a prawn net? For $24 it might be worth trying to catch some sweet taisting appitizers mmm! :)
My two pennies worth on your belt problem. Both WJBrock and Grancito are correct. Should you consider upgrading to a set of wider pulleys to accommodate a wider belt that would last longer? Or is the belt/pulley alignment incorrect? Love your show. Wolfgang W.
Hi +montwolfman, I think that one of the ribs on the pulley is a bit sueezed and that is what destroys the belt. But I just found that our recently...but I will try to find a new pulley here in Germany...let's see if that works out.
Ahoy, Nike
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Does your wind generator work? I might be mistaken but I see it weathervaning but not spinning.
Hi +Dave King, nope. It's on the refit list.......:(
Tell me please. How do you determine whether edible fish ? It is dangerous to have a strange fish. (Machine translation from Russian )
Hi +DenonClipper, I had a friend teach me which ones are good to catch. And if I am in a new place, and I spot some fish that look edible or where there are many, I look them up in a bood I have on board to see if they are edible or not. Most fish are not poisionous but might not be good in taste and therefore it would be a shame to catch them and then not to eat them...Although you can always use them as bait afterwards, I guess...But I prefer just to catch what I eat.
Ahoy, Nike
+WhiteSpotPirates I want to buy the small yacht, but ignorance of laws stops. I know that there are four categories of the documents granting the right of control of the boat. It is A,B,C, D. What category of the rights at you? How often at you demand to show these documents? Thanks in advance for the answer.
Staten Island ? Densely populated. LOL