Thanks for watching. - [ ] The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos. He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him: czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
Thank you for this video, made me cry. I am a Chilean living overseas for a long time and being away taught me to be grateful and a lot more humble. The only reason that these places exist is that the absence of humans. The harsh weather and isolation of this territory make it possible for nature to stay this way. The whole world should be gorgeous, it is men power that damages everywhere they touch. This little population of Native Chileans are self-efficient and do respect nature more than anyone I know. Big powerful nations have no idea how to do this, as they are spoil and money-hungry. I hope soon we all in perfect harmony can preserve more places in the world, so life's beauty takes over garbage. The best in your next travels!
Erika, Thanks for watching and your comment. Agree with you, that was one of the take aways from the trip, the feeling that in places no man had ever set foot due to the harsh environment and thereby it has kept its beauty and wilderness. To make as little impact as possible is important and is one of the reasons for me and my partner to move away from a society where consumption is regarded as part of development and moved on to our boat, right now in Greece. So I agree with your thoughts. Take care and hope you will have a chance to go back to your native country and experience the beauty once more,
@@EMagnusLinden Being away from Chile to a place where many people dream to live taught me that less is more. With my great education, I only found a disconnection and hungry money-oriented people, racism, and inequality. Where the mentality is nothing ever is enough. I don't want to be part of a world that is that selfish and one to its own. That is not what God intended! Now I want to work hard for several years and take off with my husband and live simply as possible in a sailboat.
@@erikab.897 I understand and living a simple life on a boat as self sufficient as possible in a minimalistic style with as little environmental effect as possible is rich in many other ways. We are enjoying it and moved onboard with an IKEA bag (we are Swedish :-)) each with our personal belongings and it was a relief. I can only wish you good luck in follow your plan through, you will not regret it. It would be exiting to follow you and your husband as you materlize your plan, do you have a Facebook where you update? If you want to follow us we have a Facebook page (it is in Swedish but there is Google translate). facebook.com/LucinaMagnus/ Take care and good luck!
@@EMagnusLinden Thank you! The good thing is that we are aware that life in a sailboat is not for everyone and many people enter with the honeymoon idea that it is all fun and games. I will tell my husband about your page and we'll look you up. I found out about you guys because of him. God Bless!! we belong to the human race, so it really doesn't matter, not an obstacle for me.
That was so epic and might even have changed my life. It's so like Fiordland New Zealand on steroids. But you have shown what's possible. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
Believe me, the scenery in Chile's fjord coastline is even better than Norway's magnificent coastline, and far, far better, bigger and grander than New Zealand's Fjord Land in South Island.
Thanks for watching! - [ ] The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos. He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him: czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
Distinguished and adventurous Swedish citizen, worthy representative of ancient and courageous Viking navigators from cold and beautiful northern lands, I can only tell you that you should have reached the end of the world to crown your beautiful journey: the small Chilean city of Puerto Williams (Navarino Island). It is not the end of the world, but much further south, that is, to the Cape Horn archipelago, the so-called "Navigators' Everest"; the true geographical end of the world, and the last corner of the American continent before reaching Antarctica. Greetings from Chile; from the beautiful, green and crazy geography of Chilean Patagonia
Yes Andy, truly spectacular area. Milo changed crew here and sailed to Antarctica and back with other people decided earlier. So she and her boat did what you mentioned, but that was not part of my story :-).
I loved that vid. Everything about it: brave travelers, beautiful scenery, far away yacht clubs and fishermen, and music that embellished rather than detracted (as is usual)....I would crew for you anytime, Milo. And the cooking looked great as well.
Tack för du tittade, det är en lång video :-). Hoppas du gillar några av de andra, det är lite olika typer av videos av olika upplevelser vi gjort, inte bara segling. Ha det bäst, Magnus
Este video es una poesía en cada uno de sus aspectos... las imágenes, la música, la secuencia del recorrido... cada vez que quiero paz y abstraerme miro este video... gracias una vez más por compartirlo...
Gracias por las amables palabras. Me alegra que puedas disfrutar viendo el video, hace que valga la pena haberlo hecho. ¡Que lo pases genial! (Google translate)
Harry Knickerbocker Thanks. It is a fantastic landscape and well worth the effort :-). The music is from a friend who does it as a hobby, he has more info on a Facebook page: facebook.com/highlandcea/
i liked and subbed, You are one incredible woman, I bet you were happy to get back to work , that will seem like a vacation after all the phisical labor your husband pit you through, The video was exceptional,I visited Stockholm in 1969 and saw the Wassa, Beautiful country and the people are exceptional, I never saw a sailing video that didnt use its sails before, but thats one reliable vessel, Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the wonderful video. We cruised the fiords of Chile in 2020 on a cruise ship.I had no idea how extensive the area is and how beautiful it is. we have been so lucky to experience that. You have brought back treasured memories. Best wishes
Thanks for watching. Yes it is a beautiful area, but weather can change fast. Did you go with Hurtigrutten (I have a friend that worked as a guide on their ship in Antarctica). All the best.
What a great video. Lots to see and not the usual video where someone is talking and yack yack yack as if they are a star. Very very enjoyable and well done. I will keep this on file for any videos i make of places i sail to. Well documented and informative. Other videos could learn a lot from this
Denis, thanks for your kind words. I am by no means good at making videos just trying to share our experiences and hopefully other will enjoy watching and I have no ambition of trying to make money or even less a living from it, just the joy of sharing. Glad you enjoyed it. Take care.
@@EMagnusLinden hi magnus. You showed us what we wanted to see. Most of the vids on sailing are watching people who may or may not know what they are yalking about explaining or talking. 30 minute vids are 20 mins of crap. You was refresshing to say the least ans well put together and easu yo watch while i relaxed and had a beer. Best of luck with your future efforts
Thanks for the kind words and for watching the video. It is long and camera work (most with an IPhone) is not at all professional, but the beauty and excitement of the area is there in any way.
Thank you very much Magnus for your very excellent video coverage of this amazing part of the wild Patagonia region. For Milo and her very good seamanship and skill that she has demonstrated. I have held a very great fascination for the wild and beautiful region of Patagonia/Terra del Fuego . I was lucky enough to do a cruise ship voyage just before the Covid outbreak. We visited a few of the places that you have shown but you have covered so very much more in your voyage with Milo. I love your back ground music that is so fitting to the beautiful and wild scenery that you have covered. I so much wish to visit more closely the Patagonian wilderness. Probably a few days staying in Ushuaia would be great so as to be able to examine more closely the vegetation and scenery.
Thank you for your kind words, I hope you will get a chance to enjoy this beautiful area again. - [ ] The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos. He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him: czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
@@EMagnusLinden I will make sure of that. I was surprised you could do it in 2 months. May I ask, what was the reason for sometimes not having the anchor down?
Judith Jacobsen when we knew the wind would come from any direction and we were landlocked with land close we thought it was better and safer with lines a shore (with chafe gear) than an anchor that could drag in places with a lot of kelp on the bottom. Also it made it possible for a fast escape if needed, just drop all lines and go. But a lot of time we anchored with at least two lines ashore when we were not landlocked.
chris binckes Thanks Chris, that was a nice comment! I try to give the whole picture so appriciate what you say. Tasmania is big but sailing community small, so do you know Rob and Bev (Brunning and Allen)?
So, so incredible! I'm Australian, and Aussies are quite proud of their country, as am I. I am also adopted, without a trace of my birth family's history I have always believed, and also felt I didn't fit properly; I was born in the wrong country. This should have been where I was born. I am comfortable in a t-shirt in subzero temperatures, in all makes sense... The desire to at least visit this area is overwhelming. It won. I'll post links to my trip when finished 👍 My house is on the market, and I'm looking at boats now. It still feels like a dream, and so far away. Best wishes 🙃😊
Really super great film. I just watched it again - but this time I spent many days, as I sailed along on google and in the pilot, as we prepare to be there next (northern) autumn. This is a really good movie to learn from. Thank you!
Thanks Judith, so glad that the video can give you some information for your trip. I wish you all the best to fullfill your plan, it is such a special area to sail in! Take care!
@@EMagnusLinden I wouldnt dare to say that, but youre right :) For us its although nice to watch because we can or will never sail that far! It will be a dream!
@@EMagnusLinden please see my adveture in the south of Chile..near you stay 13 days Rowing and Camping in the chilenian paragonic fiords... best regards!!!! czcams.com/video/drXeFbfs-kQ/video.html
I can’t thank you enough for this sailing film through Patagonia and the choice of music made it even more epic, i was in awe never realised just how beautiful your journey was through this heavenly place relatively untouched truly heaven on Earth in all of its moods ,I’ve watch manly sailing videos to far off tropical places with the usual glam but yours is pure raw and inspiring ,I notice wild mussels in some of your anchorages did you sample them ? Look delicious. Your yacht what size ?i presume steel or aluminium. I wish you good luck and all the best from Ireland.
Thanks for your kind words and for watching. It is a truly special place. The yacht is a Långedrag 331, a steel hull custom made from drawing from a Swedish designer (Rolf Modig) and 33 feet (10m m). We did not try the mussels, only in the restaurants, but we most likely could have :-). The music is created by Johnny Östergren, a new friend who is creating music on his spare time and has allowed me to use his music in videos I make and publish. He has a CZcams channel with some music, the link is:
Finally I took my time to watch this. Very interesting, indeed. Not unlike the northern Norwegian fjords and reminds me of Lofoten, exponential. Thnx for sharing m8!
I’m South American, and I’ve enjoyed viewing your video of my magnificent Andes. Seems you’ve had the adventure of a lifetime, now all you have to do is write the book. Safe travels...
Rudy Castaneda Thanks for your comment, yes it was a once in a life time experience. I have written several Books about sailing (see my HomePage bortomhorisonten.nu) but not about the sail through Patagonia. However I wrote a more detailed blog if you are interested: magnuslinden.blogspot.com/?m=1
Yes, Wonderful: vidio, paseing, music; only thing missing, verbal narration that the human voice of the person that is there gives the true breath of life to the vidio.
Thanks for watching and feedback. Yes voice over could be nice, I have also heard the exact opposite that it is nice to not have voice over so I do not know what is best :-)
Hi Magnus, I really enjoyed seeing the images from your trip. It looks amazing. Thanks for putting it all together and posting it. I'm very much hoping to take a trip down that way myself in a couple of years (though I will be going west). This is inspiring.
That does make sense, thank you. We have a trip planned down there this year / next year you spend 4 months. Looking together all the information and tips that will help us have a safe trip
E' molto difficile poter descrivere una "poesia" poiché tutto è ciò che si percepisce in una assoluta condivisione, e l'esistenza si mostra in tutto il suo afflato. Paolo from Italy - Siena
Yes, a fantastic area but also challenging. - [ ] The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos. He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him: czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
did this passage in 88, south to north though,pretty much motored Puerto williams to just north of Puerto montt due mainly to consistent northerlies, got pretty drunk (along with most of the carabineros) whilst tied up at the carabineros wharf in Puerto Eden, planning to do it again someday
Sounds exiting, Milo, who I sailed with, did a sail some years earlier with a smaller boat (28 feet) in the same area in opposite direction. She too was frustrated by the northerly winds, especially since she had engine trouble.
I noticed that you tied off to trees, rocks and other land based location. Is anchoring not allow or does the bottom not present a good anchoring opportunity?
Anchoring is allowed it is just that with unpredictable strong gusty winds from all directions you need to “fixate” the boat in the anchorages (calderas) and a solid rock or sturdy tree has more reliable holdingpower than an anchor resetting in a wind shift or the pressure from a beam storm gust.
Hi, the boat is made of steel and is 33 feet. It is a Långedrag 33 made from drawings by Rolf Modig, the hull was made in Estonia and the interior in Latvia.
Hi, you check in to Chile (or Argentina) at a port of entry. After that you are requested to give a plan for what anchorages you plan to visit in what order and asked to report in as often as possible If VHF (when you pass mannen lighthouse, passing ships or like) or daily if you have SSB. This is for security reasons if something goes wrong in these remove areas. However, how you follow the plan and how detailed the plan need to be can vary.
Milo had two other friends joining her for the sail down to Antarctica. After that she sailed home to Sweden, partly alone and partly with friends. She wrote a book about her sail (in Swedish) and have a homepage with the blog from the sail, but also in Swedish (but maybe google translate will work). She now lives in the Stockholm archipelago and work as a nurse when she is not sailing with Artemisia II in the Scandinavian waters. We see each other as often as we can. Here is the link to her homepage: www.milodahlmann.se/
Thanks for your kind words and for watching the video. The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos. I think the first tune is called Killigan. He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him: czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
I really enjoyed your video. I have been to Ushuaia on a trip to Antarctica on the Bark Europa. I found Tierra del Fuego very interesting, and a wild, beautiful place. Have you read Joshua Slocum's account of sailing the Strait of Magellan?
Mirror Cruising Thanks for watching. Fantastic area and great that you have been there with Europa (was there a crew membrer called Leah Sweet on board with you?). Yes I read Slocum and his encounter with the natives and tacks on deck, allthough it was a while back now. Sometimes I find books from sailors cruising in the past and it is fashinating (and sometimes scary) to realize how much has changed. All the best, Magnus
The music is created by Johnny Östergren, a new friend who is creating music on his spare time and has allowed me to use his music in videos I make and publish. He has a CZcams channel with some music, the link is: czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
Genevieve Timoteo Thank you, so glad you enjoyed the video. The boat is a Swedish design steelboat, Långedrag 321. Milo, the owner, captain and my friend still has the boat in Sweden. I am living on my sailboat in the Mediterran (right now Greece) together with my partner. That boat is a Solitaire 52 called Sarita (more info on my HomePage bortomhorisonten.nu
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Watching it again and again, also in combination with the beautiful music!
Thanks for watching. - [ ]
The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos.
He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him:
czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
@@EMagnusLinden Thank you Magnus!
Thank you for this video, made me cry. I am a Chilean living overseas for a long time and being away taught me to be grateful and a lot more humble. The only reason that these places exist is that the absence of humans. The harsh weather and isolation of this territory make it possible for nature to stay this way. The whole world should be gorgeous, it is men power that damages everywhere they touch. This little population of Native Chileans are self-efficient and do respect nature more than anyone I know. Big powerful nations have no idea how to do this, as they are spoil and money-hungry. I hope soon we all in perfect harmony can preserve more places in the world, so life's beauty takes over garbage.
The best in your next travels!
Erika, Thanks for watching and your comment. Agree with you, that was one of the take aways from the trip, the feeling that in places no man had ever set foot due to the harsh environment and thereby it has kept its beauty and wilderness. To make as little impact as possible is important and is one of the reasons for me and my partner to move away from a society where consumption is regarded as part of development and moved on to our boat, right now in Greece. So I agree with your thoughts. Take care and hope you will have a chance to go back to your native country and experience the beauty once more,
@@EMagnusLinden Being away from Chile to a place where many people dream to live taught me that less is more. With my great education, I only found a disconnection and hungry money-oriented people, racism, and inequality. Where the mentality is nothing ever is enough. I don't want to be part of a world that is that selfish and one to its own. That is not what God intended! Now I want to work hard for several years and take off with my husband and live simply as possible in a sailboat.
@@erikab.897 I understand and living a simple life on a boat as self sufficient as possible in a minimalistic style with as little environmental effect as possible is rich in many other ways. We are enjoying it and moved onboard with an IKEA bag (we are Swedish :-)) each with our personal belongings and it was a relief. I can only wish you good luck in follow your plan through, you will not regret it. It would be exiting to follow you and your husband as you materlize your plan, do you have a Facebook where you update? If you want to follow us we have a Facebook page (it is in Swedish but there is Google translate). facebook.com/LucinaMagnus/
Take care and good luck!
@@EMagnusLinden Thank you! The good thing is that we are aware that life in a sailboat is not for everyone and many people enter with the honeymoon idea that it is all fun and games. I will tell my husband about your page and we'll look you up. I found out about you guys because of him.
God Bless!! we belong to the human race, so it really doesn't matter, not an obstacle for me.
Do agree, natives love their homeland.
Thanks my brother, Brazil love this vídeos 🥰
Thanks for watching!
A sailor with a poetic eye. An appreciation of form, beauty and contrast. Thank you for making this video available. Extremely enjoyable
saturday7 Thanks for the kind words. It is a bit shaky but I do my best with just a simple camera and IPhone. Glad you enjoyed it!!
Simplesmente maravilhoso! Gratidão pela partilha! Bênçãos! 😀🙏
Obrigado
Absolutely stunning, what an adventure it must have been, to see the hawk perched on your boat must have felt magical
Yes, everything was magic, however some hardship as well due to the weather.
Bland de vackraste segelfilmer jag sett - tack för den. Vilken upplevelse för er alla att göra den turen.
Thanks for watching!
That was so epic and might even have changed my life. It's so like Fiordland New Zealand on steroids. But you have shown what's possible. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
I've sailed through both and I completely agree.
Well worth the 8 yrs wait - that is a fantastic video and dream of mine to do!
Tony Carey Thanks, yes it is well worth the effort if you are prepared.
Believe me, the scenery in Chile's fjord coastline is even better than Norway's magnificent coastline, and far, far better, bigger and grander than New Zealand's Fjord Land in South Island.
Can only agree (at least to most of it since I have not New Zealand), it is stunning.
Fantastic, absolute the best video from patagonia with a lot of informations and great pictures. Thanks a lot and fair winds
Thanks for watching and the kind words!
I've watched this video twice through.
True sailing and an amazing adventure. Thank you so much for sharing.
The music is most sublime...
Thanks for watching! - [ ]
The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos.
He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him:
czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
Distinguished and adventurous Swedish citizen, worthy representative of ancient and courageous Viking navigators from cold and beautiful northern lands, I can only tell you that you should have reached the end of the world to crown your beautiful journey: the small Chilean city of Puerto Williams (Navarino Island). It is not the end of the world, but much further south, that is, to the Cape Horn archipelago, the so-called "Navigators' Everest"; the true geographical end of the world, and the last corner of the American continent before reaching Antarctica. Greetings from Chile; from the beautiful, green and crazy geography of Chilean Patagonia
Yes Andy, truly spectacular area. Milo changed crew here and sailed to Antarctica and back with other people decided earlier. So she and her boat did what you mentioned, but that was not part of my story :-).
I loved that vid. Everything about it: brave travelers, beautiful scenery, far away yacht clubs and fishermen, and music that embellished rather than detracted (as is usual)....I would crew for you anytime, Milo. And the cooking looked great as well.
Thanks for watching and your kind words.
Tack för en mycket trevlig video, ska titta på fler av dina filmer.
Tack för du tittade, det är en lång video :-). Hoppas du gillar några av de andra, det är lite olika typer av videos av olika upplevelser vi gjort, inte bara segling. Ha det bäst, Magnus
Este video es una poesía en cada uno de sus aspectos... las imágenes, la música, la secuencia del recorrido... cada vez que quiero paz y abstraerme miro este video... gracias una vez más por compartirlo...
Gracias por las amables palabras. Me alegra que puedas disfrutar viendo el video, hace que valga la pena haberlo hecho. ¡Que lo pases genial! (Google translate)
This is so beautiful and epic. The music also adds well to the atmosphere. Thank you for sharing this.
Keith Clayton Thanks a lot for your nice comment and watching the video. It was once in a life time experience.
What a beautiful job and music as well. Thanks for showing an interesting zone of my country.
Thanks for watching, you live in a beautiful country with all friendly people.
Beautiful voyage. I've always wanted to sail down to Chile. Love the music.
Harry Knickerbocker Thanks. It is a fantastic landscape and well worth the effort :-). The music is from a friend who does it as a hobby, he has more info on a Facebook page: facebook.com/highlandcea/
i liked and subbed, You are one incredible woman, I bet you were happy to get back to work , that will seem like a vacation after all the phisical labor your husband pit you through, The video was exceptional,I visited Stockholm in 1969 and saw the Wassa, Beautiful country and the people are exceptional, I never saw a sailing video that didnt use its sails before, but thats one reliable vessel, Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the wonderful video. We cruised the fiords of Chile in 2020 on a cruise ship.I had no idea how extensive the area is and how beautiful it is. we have been so lucky to experience that. You have brought back treasured memories. Best wishes
Thanks for watching. Yes it is a beautiful area, but weather can change fast. Did you go with Hurtigrutten (I have a friend that worked as a guide on their ship in Antarctica). All the best.
What a great video. Lots to see and not the usual video where someone is talking and yack yack yack as if they are a star. Very very enjoyable and well done. I will keep this on file for any videos i make of places i sail to. Well documented and informative. Other videos could learn a lot from this
Denis, thanks for your kind words. I am by no means good at making videos just trying to share our experiences and hopefully other will enjoy watching and I have no ambition of trying to make money or even less a living from it, just the joy of sharing. Glad you enjoyed it. Take care.
@@EMagnusLinden hi magnus. You showed us what we wanted to see. Most of the vids on sailing are watching people who may or may not know what they are yalking about explaining or talking. 30 minute vids are 20 mins of crap. You was refresshing to say the least ans well put together and easu yo watch while i relaxed and had a beer. Best of luck with your future efforts
By far the most enjoyable sailing video I have ever watched.
Thanks for the kind words and for watching the video. It is long and camera work (most with an IPhone) is not at all professional, but the beauty and excitement of the area is there in any way.
Thanks so much for sharing this awesome trip! I traveled with you... 😉👏👏👏
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much Magnus for your very excellent video coverage of this amazing part of the wild Patagonia region. For Milo and her very good seamanship and skill that she has demonstrated.
I have held a very great fascination for the wild and beautiful region of Patagonia/Terra del Fuego .
I was lucky enough to do a cruise ship voyage just before the Covid outbreak. We visited a few of the places that you have shown but you have covered so very much more in your voyage with Milo.
I love your back ground music that is so fitting to the beautiful and wild scenery that you have covered.
I so much wish to visit more closely the Patagonian wilderness.
Probably a few days staying in Ushuaia would be great so as to be able to examine more closely the vegetation and scenery.
Thank you for your kind words, I hope you will get a chance to enjoy this beautiful area again. - [ ]
The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos.
He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him:
czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
Great stuff! The great pategonia is definatly on my bucketlist for the years to come.
MusFuzZ yes, good luck it is a fantastic experience!
Thank you so much for a very nice film, with lots of useful info. We will be following in your footsteps in a year.
Judith Jacobsen great, I am sure you will enjoy it, it is spectacular. But have time to wait for the weather windows :-).
@@EMagnusLinden I will make sure of that. I was surprised you could do it in 2 months. May I ask, what was the reason for sometimes not having the anchor down?
Judith Jacobsen when we knew the wind would come from any direction and we were landlocked with land close we thought it was better and safer with lines a shore (with chafe gear) than an anchor that could drag in places with a lot of kelp on the bottom. Also it made it possible for a fast escape if needed, just drop all lines and go. But a lot of time we anchored with at least two lines ashore when we were not landlocked.
Spectacular film. Thank you very much for sharing it with us!!
What a beautiful wilderness. Sort of reminds me of the inside passage to Alaska- lots of fiords to duck into. Gunk holes we call them.
Excellent documentary!
Thanks!
Great video! Beautiful nature and brave woman! I am a yachtsman and I also dream of such a trip. I am glad for you!
Thank you!
Wow, the most increadible sail journey, stonishing viewa and landscapes, thanks for sharing it.
Adolfo Arrieta Thanks for watching!
a good documentary absolutely no bs either... sincere thanks and greetings from tasmania
chris binckes Thanks Chris, that was a nice comment! I try to give the whole picture so appriciate what you say. Tasmania is big but sailing community small, so do you know Rob and Bev (Brunning and Allen)?
Beautiful voyage, great video .Bravo and lovely music 🎶Absolutely amazing and impressive. Greetings from the garden island 🏝of Kauai, Hawaii !
Thanks! All the best to you!
Amazing movie. Enjoyed every minute of it. Thank You very much!
Oleg Kor Thank you very much, great to hear, especially since it is a long movie :-). Glad you enjoyed it.
Wow! Must be a dream in a wake state.
Bravo, très belle images, très beau parcours et belle navigation.
Jean Louis Carexport Merci :-)
Very "VERY" beautiful video , thx for sharing !!! Greetings from Belgium .
Marc Wouters Thanks for watching!
So, so incredible!
I'm Australian, and Aussies are quite proud of their country, as am I.
I am also adopted, without a trace of my birth family's history I have always believed, and also felt I didn't fit properly; I was born in the wrong country.
This should have been where I was born. I am comfortable in a t-shirt in subzero temperatures, in all makes sense...
The desire to at least visit this area is overwhelming. It won.
I'll post links to my trip when finished 👍
My house is on the market, and I'm looking at boats now. It still feels like a dream, and so far away.
Best wishes 🙃😊
Rex Everything Thanks, all I can say is good luck and enjoy!!
Really super great film. I just watched it again - but this time I spent many days, as I sailed along on google and in the pilot, as we prepare to be there next (northern) autumn. This is a really good movie to learn from. Thank you!
Thanks Judith, so glad that the video can give you some information for your trip. I wish you all the best to fullfill your plan, it is such a special area to sail in! Take care!
Nice Magnus, it makes the video's nicer to watch! thanks.
Agree totally (the camera work and editing is far from professional)
@@EMagnusLinden I wouldnt dare to say that, but youre right :) For us its although nice to watch because we can or will never sail that far! It will be a dream!
Magnífico viaje y magnífico vídeo!!! Muy explicativo y gráfico!! Casi una guía para quien desee hacer ese viaje!
Cordiales Saludos!
eladioboss Gracias!!
@@EMagnusLinden please see my adveture in the south of Chile..near you stay 13 days Rowing and Camping in the chilenian paragonic fiords... best regards!!!!
czcams.com/video/drXeFbfs-kQ/video.html
Absolutely amazing thank you for sharing your adventure
Michael,
Thanks for watching!
I can’t thank you enough for this sailing film through Patagonia and the choice of music made it even more epic, i was in awe never realised just how beautiful your journey was through this heavenly place relatively untouched truly heaven on Earth in all of its moods ,I’ve watch manly sailing videos to far off tropical places with the usual glam but yours is pure raw and inspiring ,I notice wild mussels in some of your anchorages did you sample them ? Look delicious. Your yacht what size ?i presume steel or aluminium. I wish you good luck and all the best from Ireland.
Thanks for your kind words and for watching. It is a truly special place. The yacht is a Långedrag 331, a steel hull custom made from drawing from a Swedish designer (Rolf Modig) and 33 feet (10m m). We did not try the mussels, only in the restaurants, but we most likely could have :-).
The music is created by Johnny Östergren, a new friend who is creating music on his spare time and has allowed me to use his music in videos I make and publish. He has a CZcams channel with some music, the link is:
adventure of a lifetime! thank you for sharing the lovely images.
tony smario Thanks for watching!
Finally I took my time to watch this. Very interesting, indeed. Not unlike the northern Norwegian fjords
and reminds me of Lofoten, exponential. Thnx for sharing m8!
MiQ Bohlin tack själv för att du tog dig tid och tittade :-). Ja mycket likt Norge men med lite bistrare klimat och mer öde och fler glaciärer.
Hermoso excelente no hay como ese video su humildad ...es como estar navegando uno en el gracias
Gracias por las bonitas palabras y por ver el video (espero que entiendas el español, has usado el traductor de Google).
What a blast!! thanks for sharing ...and Milo for.showing the world that we must fight for this planet.....
Wonderful. Thank you for sharing your adventure.
Thanks for watching!
This is totally epic - I have circulated it to friends who are more adventurous than me.
Thanks!
Really enjoyed this. Lack of commentary surprised me at first, then I preferred it. Top trip, top country
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
I’m South American, and I’ve enjoyed viewing your video of my magnificent Andes. Seems you’ve had the adventure of a lifetime, now all you have to do is write the book. Safe travels...
Rudy Castaneda Thanks for your comment, yes it was a once in a life time experience. I have written several Books about sailing (see my HomePage bortomhorisonten.nu) but not about the sail through Patagonia. However I wrote a more detailed blog if you are interested: magnuslinden.blogspot.com/?m=1
súper wonderfull, thanks so much
Thanks for watching
Yes, Wonderful: vidio, paseing, music; only thing missing, verbal narration that the human voice of the person that is there gives the true breath of life to the vidio.
Thanks for watching and feedback. Yes voice over could be nice, I have also heard the exact opposite that it is nice to not have voice over so I do not know what is best :-)
@@EMagnusLinden M. Much THANKS for YOUR reply. Yes, for every "i want it THIS way" there IS "I want it THAT way" Again, thanks for your GENTLE reply!
What an awesome video. Thanks for sharing it!
99Jeep2008 Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Magnus, I really enjoyed seeing the images from your trip. It looks amazing. Thanks for putting it all together and posting it. I'm very much hoping to take a trip down that way myself in a couple of years (though I will be going west). This is inspiring.
Thanks for watching, yes it is a fantastic area but with a unpredictable weather. Good luck with the plans!!
Nice to see a area where I did transit frequently for eight months back in 1969 when working as a 3rd mate onboard a Norwegian LPG carrier.
I'm from Pto Mont and fished to Puerto Aguirre from 1986 to early 1992 and moved to USA 1992. beautiful memories
Thanks. I needed that. By the way, your friend makes awesome music☺
dantakeoff Thanks, yes I really like his music, especially knowing it is just a hobby of his.
Excellent video, thank you for sharing.
Wes Richards thanks for watching!
Thank you Magnus, thanks to Milo.
Drew
Fantástico, que lugar maravilhoso.
Parabéns...
That does make sense, thank you. We have a trip planned down there this year / next year you spend 4 months. Looking together all the information and tips that will help us have a safe trip
Thank you it was wonderful!
Vielen Dank fuer diesen tollen Film!
Martin Heinz Danke schön!!
Un video veramente bello,molto bello per un viaggio a dir poco emozionante!!!!Bravissimi!!!!
michele marrocu Thank you, glad that you enjoyed the video.
lovely to see that not everybody follows the footsteps of Christopher Columbus....... thx for sharing....
Que envidia sana,precioso barco y apto para ese maravilloso viaje
Magnus, thank you that was awesome, thankyou to Milo too.
PCStuart1 Thanks for watching :-)
I have visited southern Chile and as you can see it is very beautiful.
E' molto difficile poter descrivere una "poesia" poiché tutto è ciò che si percepisce in una assoluta condivisione, e l'esistenza si mostra in tutto il suo afflato. Paolo from Italy - Siena
wonderful travel, plenty of adventures :D
Magic country. Wonderfull. Surreal.
Treack music?
Yes, a fantastic area but also challenging. - [ ]
The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos.
He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him:
czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
@@EMagnusLinden yes. Congratulations. Visit Brazil. River São Francisco( culture exorbitante my house)/ Amazonas/ Foz Iguaçu. Welcome .
Stunning; what an adventure for the intrepid. Awesome seamanship. :)
Thanks, but with good preparation and putting security first you do not need to brave :-)
Beautifully told
Yacht VP Thanks, and Thanks for watching!
Well done
Thanks!
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What a fantastic epic adventure. Thanks for the video, but I can't help but wish you have filmed in at least 2K. Nonetheless, beautiful!!
Thanks for watching. Agree, 2K would have been nice and a more steady hand and slower movements but a lot filmed with IPhone :-)
Wonderful photography.
Thanks for watching
did this passage in 88, south to north though,pretty much motored Puerto williams to just north of Puerto montt due mainly to consistent northerlies, got pretty drunk (along with most of the carabineros) whilst tied up at the carabineros wharf in Puerto Eden, planning to do it again someday
Sounds exiting, Milo, who I sailed with, did a sail some years earlier with a smaller boat (28 feet) in the same area in opposite direction. She too was frustrated by the northerly winds, especially since she had engine trouble.
Sensational job.
Awesome video . Thanks for sharing.
matrixi4i Thanks, glad you liked it!
Wonderful...Thank You!
Thank you for watching!
Great video ,many thanks I am really like it
Really nice... someday.
Thank you!
I noticed that you tied off to trees, rocks and other land based location. Is anchoring not allow or does the bottom not present a good anchoring opportunity?
Anchoring is allowed it is just that with unpredictable strong gusty winds from all directions you need to “fixate” the boat in the anchorages (calderas) and a solid rock or sturdy tree has more reliable holdingpower than an anchor resetting in a wind shift or the pressure from a beam storm gust.
Bonjour!! What's the boat length? Look like aluminum boat.
Hi, the boat is made of steel and is 33 feet. It is a Långedrag 33 made from drawings by Rolf Modig, the hull was made in Estonia and the interior in Latvia.
Brilliant thanks 🙏
Потрясающие 2.5 месяца. Невероятное приключение
Roman Artemiev Thanks, yes it was :-)
when you pull up and anchor at remote places like this, is there any immigration checking in stuff or does no one take notice? thanks
Hi, you check in to Chile (or Argentina) at a port of entry. After that you are requested to give a plan for what anchorages you plan to visit in what order and asked to report in as often as possible If VHF (when you pass mannen lighthouse, passing ships or like) or daily if you have SSB. This is for security reasons if something goes wrong in these remove areas. However, how you follow the plan and how detailed the plan need to be can vary.
so espectacular and nice.
what happened with the sailboat after you leave usuahua by plane?
Milo had two other friends joining her for the sail down to Antarctica. After that she sailed home to Sweden, partly alone and partly with friends. She wrote a book about her sail (in Swedish) and have a homepage with the blog from the sail, but also in Swedish (but maybe google translate will work). She now lives in the Stockholm archipelago and work as a nurse when she is not sailing with Artemisia II in the Scandinavian waters. We see each other as often as we can. Here is the link to her homepage: www.milodahlmann.se/
@@EMagnusLinden thanks a lot
From who is the great guitar music from ?
Simply amazing
That's a great video and great soundtrack. What was the first song used?
Thanks for your kind words and for watching the video.
The music is created and performed by Johnny Östergren, a friend that compose and record music in his spare time and is vey generous letting me use his music in my videos. I think the first tune is called Killigan.
He has a CZcams channel with some of his work (far from all) and the link is. Feel free to contact him:
czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
I really enjoyed your video. I have been to Ushuaia on a trip to Antarctica on the Bark Europa. I found Tierra del Fuego very interesting, and a wild, beautiful place. Have you read Joshua Slocum's account of sailing the Strait of Magellan?
Mirror Cruising Thanks for watching. Fantastic area and great that you have been there with Europa (was there a crew membrer called Leah Sweet on board with you?). Yes I read Slocum and his encounter with the natives and tacks on deck, allthough it was a while back now. Sometimes I find books from sailors cruising in the past and it is fashinating (and sometimes scary) to realize how much has changed. All the best, Magnus
NICE !
Did you guys ever raise sail?
Excellent very well done
HDXBear Thanks!
does anyone know the name of the song played? The First one
The music is created by Johnny Östergren, a new friend who is creating music on his spare time and has allowed me to use his music in videos I make and publish. He has a CZcams channel with some music, the link is:
czcams.com/users/Johnny12130
how much u wasted in total for all adventure?
SUPERBE VIDÉOS UN PLAISIR POUR LES YEUX UNE MUSIQUE PARFAITEMENT CHOISIE MERCI MERCI THANK YOU FOR ALL ..PLEASE WHAT IS YOUR BOAT?
Genevieve Timoteo Thank you, so glad you enjoyed the video. The boat is a Swedish design steelboat, Långedrag 321. Milo, the owner, captain and my friend still has the boat in Sweden. I am living on my sailboat in the Mediterran (right now Greece) together with my partner. That boat is a Solitaire 52 called Sarita (more info on my HomePage
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