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Live stream on Sunday! (Patreon)

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2024-07-27 08:07:12
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Hello, we'll do the live stream from our anchorage here on Sunday. If you have any questions please post here! (if you already posted in the previous thread I've already noted it down - no need to post here again).

Live stream Sunday 28th July
11 am AKDT
3 pm ET
Noon PT
7 pm UTC
8 pm BST
9 pm CEST

HERE IS THE LINK that you can use on Sunday: https://youtube.com/live/_xvPUXOxzvs?feature=share
IF THE STREAM IS NOT ONLINE a few minutes past the scheduled time check your email/patron for an updated link! (just in case of technical issues).

Stream will be recorded and available for you later as well.

Photos are from a drone flight I just did. Some bits of ice have just washed up ashore. You can see the dense ice area towards east/northeast starting a few miles away..

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Daniel Kindstedt

Hey! Thank you for continuing to share your amazing adventures! I am curious about how you deal with living and working together, two people in such a small space where you totally depend on each other. What do you do for personal space? Have you ever been at the point of just throwing the other person overboard? LOL! And on that note, how do you practice emergency situations that might occur during passages? Like someone falling overboard, fire or evacuation? Stay safe out there! :-) Daniel San Francisco

Jim VanTrojen

3 tugs are passing the lagoon does that mean the ice is opening up?

Juho Karhu
>>144877708

hey Daniel, thats a broad question about personal space! Me and S have different sleep rhythms so she usually wakes up earlier and has a few hours for herself. And I have a few hours for myself during the night. When we are in a harbour we often go on walks/runs alone, I might go skiing or wingfoiling alone etc. It works out pretty well for us Emergencies: We don't practise as often as we should. Today we'll practise boat abandoning situation (donning abandanmment suits etc) with everyone though

Juho Karhu
>>144897423

hey Jim! Yeah it looks like its opening up slowly. The tugs have WAY more options for going in ice though, they literally have thousands of horse power and multiple propellers, they can push through a lot of stuff that we would not even imagine trying..