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Senegal Storm Aftermath: Loss, Local Heroes, & A Glorious Return To Sailing In Africa S8 Ep13
Hello Winded Voyagers. The clouds have gone and the sun is shining again. But it was scary here in the bay i Dakar a few days ago. This video documents the somber hours after a severe storm hit our bay in Dakar. A poorly anchored work barge drifted through the anchorage, causing serious damage to bo
Sep 8, 2026 0 1
Storm’s Unleashed Fury Nearly Destroyed Us | Surviving Dakar’s Rain Season | S8E12
I vowed never to ride a moto-taxi again, but the people here in Africa changed my mind. Meet Mamgol, a 64-year-old mast climber built like a jockey who helps us tackle the wind meter issue. But just as we thought we could get some work done between storms, trouble arrived adrift. A massive storm mad
Aug 31, 2026 0 1
Sailing Around Dakar To Gorée Island: Wet Bikes, Fouled Hull & The Rain Of Pain
Hello Winded Voyagers. In this episode, Galopin goes for a cruise! We finally got the sails up with Diego and Pape, but our Sunday excursion to Gorée Island wasn't just about the journey—it was about the irony of the destination. Known historically as "Slave Island," Gorée is now a bustling local fu
Aug 25, 2026 0 1
Sinister Boat Gets Too Close | & Best Machinist Does My Engine
Hello Winded Voyagers. After a brutal storm, a strange empty traditional boat has drifted very close to me and my boat. I later learn the boat has a sinister story. The storm has wrecked several boats on the beach, and I go to assess the damage. Arona is back and working on my engine. We take it to
Sep 25, 2025 0 1
Dakar Extremes
What started as a calm Sunday afternoon moored next to Paradise turned into absolute mayhem and then a light show. Rainy season here in Snegal.
Aug 24, 2025 0 4
It's Closing In. It's Anchor Must Be Dragging.
Aug 18, 2025 0
Birthplace Of Hurricane Erin
Aug 15, 2025 0
From The Ocean To A Sea Of People
Sep 6, 2023 0
Episode 35 | Menacing Sea & Busted Steering
Hi all! Another episode demonstrating how the the Mediterranean kept up it's menacing ways. We tried to stay ahead of the low pressure system coming behind us, but it came faster and stronger than we thought. With the wind topping at more than 35kt with a big swell, we took refuge just at nightfall.
Jun 6, 2017 0 1