NO FOOD FOR 6 DAYS: Are we crazy?! 👀 (Episode 265)
June 16, 2024 · 26 min · 171K views · Christchurch
What this video covers
The crew of the 62-foot catamaran *Parlay Revival* transits from Littleton to Dunedin, New Zealand, while preparing for a high-latitude voyage toward Stewart Island and Fiordland.0:22 Navigating the South Island’s volatile weather, the crew completes an overnight passage to Akaroa before sailing downwind to Dunedin.6:15 During the transit, the crew experiences 30-knot gusts, necessitating the removal of the mainsail to manage speed and ensure a daylight arrival.13:29 Upon reaching Dunedin, the vessel takes on 400 liters of diesel to ensure full tanks for remote cruising, a precaution taken to prevent condensation and fuel contamination in cold temperatures.14:57 The captain notes the difficulty of navigating the Dunedin marina entrance, admitting to a risky maneuver through a narrow breakwater gap with minimal clearance.16:10 The crew concludes the stop by hosting a local meetup and exploring regional landmarks like Tunnel Beach.21:00 The passage highlights the challenges of high-latitude sailing, including cold temperatures, unpredictable wind shifts, and the necessity of careful fuel management in remote regions.
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