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Cook Islands: Palmerston & Beveridge Reef / Sailing Aquarius #46
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- You will not be disappointed as Aquarius visits Palmerston, part of the Cook Islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It’s an island with no shops, nor restaurants, and only about “30 something” inhabitants. Palmerston has unique history - In 1863, one dude, William Marsters, with 3 wives, moves onto the uninhabited Island, and starts a family of 23 children! The rest is His Story!
When we arrive, Aquarius and Crew are "adopted" by the local family who own the mooring ball we hook. They made us feel like part of the family, and took great care of us - Transportation to and from shore each morning, and a large delicious lunch each afternoon.
We also meet up with a very special local, Bill Clinton. Bill is one of the great conversationalist of our time! While we chat, and debate, all the world’s issues, Bill serves up coffee, cake, and YES - ice-cream! For and encore, Bill makes it rain coconut water……. YOU GOT TO SEE THIS. And If that's not enough, we make a short visit to Beveridge Reef - a submerged atoll in the middle of the Pacific ocean...
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What a fantastic video of our Paradise called Palmerston Island.....I'm a fifth-generation from William Marsters who we call FATHER....I arrived on Palmerston and to unveil my mother's headstone on the 10th of June 2019... :-)
Nice! That was a very special island
The two of you have the talent and personality to bring out the best of the villagers you visit. Thank you
On this wonderful journey we started we have met so many kind amazing people. The world is just full of them!! :)
Amazing to see these isolated communities in a world where it seems everywhere is just a flight and taxi ride away. Love your videos.
Thanks for the kind comment! Fair Winds from Aquarius
Great video, beautiful place!! That’s the one thing I love about sailing, sailors for the most part.....once on land you can’t tell who owns what or which yacht. It’s all about the adventure and sailing.....not about who has the biggest yacht or toys 👍🏻
So true SV Gitana! Fair winds
Très beau couple ! Charmant et sympathique ! Bonne continuation 👍🇫🇷charly
Merci pour le gentil commentaire. S'il vous plaît partager notre chaîne avec des amis partageant les mêmes idées! MERCI (Google Translate) :)
Ok Isabelle 👍
My two favorite couple how’s Aquarius treating you guys she is quite a boat love the info you all provide we know where we are going to stop and not stop thank you so much. Stay safe guys and hope the wind is blowing up your rear
Thank you Mike for your kind words and for watching. If you want to support us more, please share our video ;)
Sailing Aquarius Around The World we do share it and it must be our age group because almost everybody agrees they prefer your channel over others You guys are doing a great job it’s like your taking the viewer with you on your adventures and sharing the cost is greatly appreciated thank you so much
Another great video. Love the innuendos-:)
Thanks David!
Crap in a bucket, not a great way to live but all too common now. Thank you for another great video.
Great video! Ive been to Palmerston in 2010 and it was great to see all that scenery again. Remember that T-shirt Bill Clinton was wearing? That was the ship that brought me there.
Cooks island extremely a beautiful,many thanks guys.
Yes, you are correct, it is beautiful! Thank you Rimas!
Interesting, great episode.
Thanks again Roger!
Exspecially Video! Thank you!
Thank you Sally! We appreciate the kind comments!
brilliant
Thank you Malcolm
Great Video 👍🏿 Aitutaki ❤️
You too look more relaxed then you did a month ago 💕
We are definitely getting more comfortable with the lifestyle!
That was probably a 200+ pound Yellow Fin Tuna, that ran off with your line. What a shame y'all didn't get see what it was. That's why they call it fishing, those big salt water pelagic fish are good at stripping all the line off a reel , too get away. Drinking the Coconut milk direct from the tree looked very interesting. I wonder if you get lead poison from long term use of that method?
It was a big fish on the line, and kind of happy we didn't land it. I like the 20 to 30 pound fish because they fit in the freezer and taste better! We caught a few 60 to 70 pound yellowfins, and they were just too BIG! czcams.com/video/YnGS5CovcrA/video.html
Fair Winds Jack!
Great vid ya'll.
Thanks!
Such a big boat for a single nice couple. Get some crew! Why not? You’ve got the boat...
Crew, tough to find good crew. We have visitors, Z's mom for example. And what to do with crew when family shows up? We are happy with the current situation, but we do want more guests aboard!
saw a video where the sailors said that adding things in the water that create disturbance near the boat, in open ocean will attract fish. keep the vids coming
Hi Eric, that's interesting theory worth trying. Thank you for watching and advice. We will do our best keeping the vids coming, if you want to support us, please share our video :)
Your anchor chain looks to be in pretty good nic. I was wondering if you knew what brand it was or where it came from? A lot of galvanized chain is crap these days.
The original owner bought the most expensive stainless steel chain. I don't know the manufacturers name.
@@SailingAquarius Oh, Hmm. as a commercial fishing skipper I tend to shy away from stainless. I've seen too many blind fractures caused by electrolysis. Galvanized never does that.
Enjoying your videos , We would like to go there for a few weeks, to bad we don’t know how to sail😳💕
Just hop on a boat and put the sails up... Pretty easy if we can do it1
Hi
How do you find your matching music when cruising? Or do you edit at landhome?
Love the coconut shower clip, that’s it, move right in for a close up. Great shot! D
You two are amazing I going become patreon
Thanks Dennis, We are going to make a Patreon page when we get above 10K subscribers. So, looking forward to your patronage! Also, please share our videos! Fair Winds!
Before I post another comment, while I watched your video I did feel and see some underlying 'vides' from the local inhabitants of this Island during your visit, something isn't quite right there but I cant' put my finger on it, so, to avoid any other negative comments towards your hosts I'll stop here and suggest perhaps in the navigation term this "MAY BE AN AREA TO BE AVOIDED", and please correct me otherwise as I would be interested of others opinions on this.
Don't sail past Palmerston, well worth the visit! Yes, Z and I were a little taken back with our first visit of Edward and his two sons on Sunday, they seemed kind of harsh! But, they were much different the following day, and we had a nice visit there. There are some underlying tensions between families on the island, but they do not involve the sailers. They do their best to keep the Yachties safe, happy, and well fed. Palmerston needs the yachties to visit! So, visit and enjoy! Fair Winds James
I will say one thing, I think Z and I would have been happier if Bill Clinton was our host...... Good conversation, Coffee, Cake, and yes .... Ice Cream!!!!!
I did not understand the comment concerning the tension between the locals? Did it make your visit uncomfortable?
We were not uncomfortable. The Islanders want sailers to be safe, and have a great time during their visit to Palmerston, and they bend over backwards to make a sailors visit special. But, sometimes you feel the tension between the families on Palmerston. That said, it would probably be worse with my family. Maybe that's why I had to go Sailing on Aquarius. Cheers....
Sailing Aquarius Around The World Thanks for the explanation, don’t think I could pull off that much company with my family. Fair winds....
Read the book 🌤️ Sisters in the Sun 🌤️ by A.S Helm and W. H. Percival it's about Tom Neale and William Marsters. W Percival from New Zealand gardenia band 🇳🇿 Kia Orana
Did you guys start your patreon I will have to let momma know she is the one that does that thing I have no idea how it works. How about buy me a lure instead of buy me a beer that way we can watch ken catch fish
Ha ha, I like "buy me a lure" we'll have to rethink that... Meanwhile - sharing is the biggest support you can do... Cheers!
Sailing Aquarius Around The World I know how ken feels when that line snaps and you lose another lure well my wife always ask how much did that fish cost. Lol
HI guys really enjoy your videos.On another you tube channel there is a couple with a Amel 54.they were asked what it costs for maintenance per year, they replied 55 thousand euro.I am interested as l would like to start sailing in a year or so once l retire.I feel the Amel is probably one of the most ideal boats for blue water, and considered it as the boat l would like to purchase.I was a little surprised how high the maintenance costs were that high.Do you feel this is a reasonable estimate .Thanks for taking the time to edit and upload videos for us dreamers.
Hello Mike,
I saw the vid where they did a tour of the Amel 54, and the couple that owned it said it cost 500K euro, and "10%" per year to maintain or 50K euro per year.
They have only been sailing for 7 months, and the first year we spent at least USD$60K. But that's the first year on ANY boat of that size. You need so much stuff on a boat the first year.. Buy all the spares, and do all the maintenance that the previous owner decided not to completed. And, then, a few sailing mistakes each costing $1K to repair. Starting the engine, forgetting that the sea water valve is closed. (luckily I caught this one early) Anyway, the start up costs can be really high.
Once your boat is in good repair, and you have learned the proper care and maintenance, an owner doing much of the work him/herself will spend USD$2000 for an Amel 54, and about USD$1500-$2000 for a Super Maramu PER MONTH.
Here is an example of the real costs....
(FYI - costs are averaged per year.. You don't need a
bottom job each year, but it will cost about $1750/year over a
10 year period)
Bottom Job - $1750 (each two years or so $3500)
Electronics - $1000 (Radio goes down, AIS, inst ..)
Batteries - $1500 (average cost per year)
Engine - $1000 (Oil change, belts, injectors)
Genset - $1000 (oil change, belts, injectors)
Dinghy - $300 (maintenance, outboard etc)
Watermaker $500 (Filters, and membranes)
At least two big items $6000 (each $3K or so)
About $14K
Then you have to save in your budget for replacement items:
Dinghy and outboard - Replacement over 12 years. $600 per year
Sails - Replacement over 10 years $1.2K per year
Standing Rigging over 10 years $1.2K per year
Canvas - over 7 years - $500 per year
$4K in long term costs.
$18K Total per year - This should keep your boat in really good condition. If you have to spend 50K euros per year on Maintaining your boat, something is really wrong. Some years you may spend
$30K, and some years you will only spend $6K.
Insurance USD$6000 each year (for a SM, more depending on value)
So, there you have it, a good starting point for your budget.
If you have any additional questions let me know.
Fair Winds from Aquarius
read a book get real get gone(50k for maintanance lol )
Thanks thats a great response.I appreciate the time you spent responding and all the information forwarded@@SailingAquarius
No problem Mike! Fair Winds from Aquarius
Hi guys.( This useless comment is meant to help my favorite sailors with their CZcams statistics revenue. CZcams factors in the number of 1: LIKE 2: COMMENT 3: SHARE .)
what boat you have ?
1999 Amel Super Maramu 2000.. czcams.com/video/Ey1FX9icWv8/video.html
Link to the tour of Aquarius.
Ken is not providing the goods, loses fish :-)
Only this time ;) When you sail in the open ocean those fishes are BIG! And I don't want them that big... Our little freezer might not be able to handle that and so much work to clean & prepare it!
@@SailingAquarius Yeah, the fish might be too big and it would be a waste. Maybe you can try out drying it on a line. A bummer you lost the line though.
again...your videos are spoilt by such poor sound production...sooo many youtubers make this mistake....that can be easily corrected....1- use a windsock, 2 roll off the bass frequencies, 3 wear proper headphones so you can hear the recording..4, don't expect to pick up sound more than 4 feet away, 5 use the voice over function of your editing software to narrate the pictures...
Adrian, I agree with you completely! Our sound could be much better... We already have Rode professional mic with windsock, which is on the good camera. Some of our equipment has to remain waterproof so none of this would help. Wearable mic I deem unsafe for us - we are in a sailboat so agility is utmost priority and you can trip over cords. Making Voice Overs we also use professional mic with special equipment. Unfortunately the nature of our videos is quite a big part in a wind and none of us is a pro video or sound editor. I tried to remove bass frequencies on iMovie but did not see any improvement. I would appreciate if you could send a link to certain courses or CZcams videos how to make these improvements. Work in progress... ☺️
Great Video 👍🏿 Aitutaki ❤️