What a weekend! We left Glenarm with friends, and what started as a calm passage turned into a masterclass in reefing and adapting to variable winds. From the charm of the local Guillemots to the challenge of unpredictable gusts and the race against the rain, every moment on board Marisa is an adventure. Join us as we navigate the Irish Sea, adjust our sails, and finally make it into Bangor marina just in time. Video Chapters: 00:00 Meeting the Guillemots (Araos) 01:43 Leaving Glenarm 02:13 Fish farms in the Irish Sea 04:16 Calm passage and letting the ferry pass 06:45 Arriving in Bangor and checking solar performance 17:43 A fantastic weekend on board Marisa 18:13 Reefing the mainsail and full Genoa 19:16 Preparing to dock 27:38 Arrival in Bangor Special thanks to Xavi Villanueva for his collaboration @konikoni123 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more sailing adventures! We’re setting our sights on the Isle of Man next—stay tuned to see if we make it happen. Cheers, amigos! #SailingMarisa #SailingLife #IrishSea #BangorMarina #SailingAdventure #Guillemots #Reefing #LifeAtSea #SailingWithFriends Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

​We’re currently on vacation and decided to do some investigation! We spotted this shipwreck from our hotel, and we couldn't resist going for a closer look. It’s always fascinating to uncover the history behind these wrecks! ​Hope you enjoy this little adventure. ​#CalaBona #Shipwreck #ScubaDiving #Exploring #VacationMode #UnderwaterAdventure #Majorca #DivingLife #AbandonedBoat #HolidayExploration

Join us on board Marisa as we navigate the stunning and challenging waters of the North Channel, heading towards the picturesque harbour of Glenarm, Northern Ireland. In this episode, we focus on real-world coastal cruising challenges: how to utilize coastal eddies to maintain speed against foul currents, executing technical jibing maneuvers in changing winds, and the complexities of docking a 37.5ft yacht under wind pressure. We break down the decision-making process behind route planning along the Antrim coast, dealing with unexpected traffic, and the final approach into Glenarm Marina. Whether you're a coastal cruiser or interested in the mechanics of yacht handling, this video offers a deep dive into the realities of sailing these rugged waters. The background music featured in this video was generated using Suno AI. Chapters: 0:00 – Departure from Bangor & Camera setup 2:04 – Navigation strategy & Current analysis 4:08 – Coastal eddies: Maximizing speed 5:39 – Traffic management: Ferry crossing 7:09 – Hoisting the mainsail in southerly winds 10:41 – Downwind sailing performance & Shroud limitations 13:18 – Route adjustments & Heading to Glenarm 24:45 – Technical docking maneuver under wind pressure 26:17 – Weekend recap & Glenarm aerials Special Thanks: A huge thanks to my collaborator Xavi Villanueva (@konikoni123) for his invaluable help on deck during this trip. Hashtags: #SailingMarisa #Glenarm #AntrimCoast #CoastalCruising #SailingTechniques #Jibing #YachtDocking #NorthChannelSailing #NorthernIrelandSailing Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

In this video, I’m working on a DIY upgrade for my boat's solar panel mounting system. The goal is to move from a temporary setup to something more permanent and versatile that allows me to tilt the panels for better efficiency while living at anchor on Marisa. Using some stainless steel bars I had on hand, I've managed to create a much more stable and adjustable structure. It’s a quick and practical project that makes a big difference when the sun isn't perfectly positioned. If you enjoy boat maintenance projects and life at anchor, make sure to like and subscribe to follow along with the progress on Marisa! Special thanks to Xavi Villanueva for his support Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and current setup 00:52 Disconnecting the solar system 02:47 Preparing the new mount 03:06 Stainless steel bar installation 04:23 Planning the Portpatrick trip 04:47 Installing washers and adjustments 06:13 Testing the new firm structure 07:31 Adding the Ts and presenting the panel 08:09 Managing lines and finishing touches 09:30 Final result and adjustments 11:34 Connecting and testing the system 12:34 Final thoughts #SailingMarisa #BoatProjects #SolarPower #DIYBoat #SailingLife #LiveAboard #BoatMaintenance #SolarUpgrade #MarisaBoat

Heading out for an overnight anchor testing out some new DIY gadgets on Marisa! ⚓⛵ In this episode, we leave Bangor Marina behind and head over to Ballyholme Bay for a quick overnight getaway. We wanted to test our current setup, build up some confidence anchoring close to home, and push our onboard power to the test. You'll see how our solar panel performed (we even managed to watch some TV!), check out my latest "low-cost" DIY inventions using a mop handle and some hoses to wash down the anchor chain, and find out what's currently happening with the management transition at Bangor Marina between Boatfolk and the Ards and North Down Borough Council. We wrap things up with a "not-so-perfect" docking maneuver—but hey, that's real sailing for you! If you enjoyed the video, please SUBSCRIBE to the channel, give it a THUMBS UP, and leave a comment below letting us know what you think! 🎵 Note: This video features an original AI-generated soundtrack dedicated to our night at Ballyholme Bay. Special thanks for his support to Xavi Villanueva @konikoni123 📌 CHAPTERS 0:00 Heading Out & Leaving Bangor Marina 1:52 Crew Communication & Navigating the Bay 7:44 High Tide & Calculating Depth 11:12 Setting the Bridle & Sunset Dinner 12:41 A Magical Night in Ballyholme Bay (Song) 16:05 Morning Routine & Weighing Anchor 17:48 Checking the Solar Panel & Battery Test 18:11 Life Jackets On & Testing New DIY Gadgets 21:44 Lost Depth Meter & Heading Back 23:25 The Reality of Bangor Marina's Future 28:34 Step Number One: Adjusting the Pants! 30:40 Not the Perfect Docking (Outro) 🏷️ HASHTAGS #SailingMarisa #BoatDIY #Anchoring #BangorMarina #BallyholmeBay #LowCostSailor #LiveAboard #SolarPower #SailingNorthernIreland Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

We are heading back to Belfast, but this isn't just another sailing trip. Today is deeply personal. After four years of silence, I’m finally heading toward a long-awaited conversation to set things right and fix what was broken. But as every sailor knows, the sea has its own plans. Our approach to Belfast gets intense when a massive tugboat overtakes us at high speed, creating a dangerous wake that really puts Marisa and the crew to the test. Should there be stricter maritime regulations for commercial vessels in narrow channels? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! Join us for this journey of emotional closures, technical docking maneuvers, and the beauty of the Northern Irish coast. Special thanks to our collaborator Xavi Villanueva for his support in making this episode possible! If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell to join our community! 📍 CHAPTERS: 00:00 Back to Belfast: A Personal Mission 01:22 Leaving the Dock: Using the North Wind 02:13 Life on Board & Crew Chat 04:39 Managing Winter (The Dog) on Deck 06:13 Navigating the Port Entrance 08:46 Radio Call: Belfast VTS Communication 10:11 The Weather Debate: Rain or Shine? 11:44 Heavy Traffic & Cargo Ships 12:30 THE INCIDENT: Dangerous Tugboat Wake 15:10 Approaching the Cruise Ships 17:07 Docking Briefing: Port or Starboard? 19:22 The Maneuver: Reversing into Berth 4D 24:34 Final Thoughts & Sunset #HASHTAGS: #Sailing #SailingMarisa #Belfast #BoatLife #SailboatManeuvers #MaritimeSafety #TravelNorthernIreland #CruisingCommunity #HunterLegend #Hunter376 #SailboatDocking #LifeAtSea #SailingDog #BelfastLough Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

Welcome back to Sailing Marisa! In this episode, I'm diving into my first major solar energy project. I'm installing a rigid solar panel on the sailboat's guardrail to increase our energy independence while at anchor. It wasn't easy! From missing drill bits and high winds in the marina to a classic rookie mistake that left me with ZERO solar output for a moment—I'm sharing all the ups, downs, and drama of this DIY project. Learn how I routed the cables from the deck to the house battery, installed the solar charge controller (MPPT), added an essential disconnect switch for safety, and tweaked the mounting system for maximum sun exposure. I also address a common question: Is this channel monetized? (Spoiler: Not yet! It's still a labor of love!). Whether you're looking for practical solar installation tips for your own boat or just enjoy the honest reality of sailboat maintenance, this episode has something for you. 🔧 Gear Used in This Episode: Note: I have NO affiliation or partnership with any of these brands. I am providing these links solely for your information. Solar Panel: ECO-WORTHY 120W Monocrystalline Double-Sided Generation Solar Panel 👉 https://amzn.to/MarisaSolar Charge Controller: Sunshine Solar SCC010015050R MPPT 👉 https://bit.ly/MarisaMPPT Bluetooth Dongle: Victron Energy VE.Direct Bluetooth Smart Dongle (for app connectivity) 👉 https://amzn.to/MarisaVictronBT Disconnect Switch: Heavy Duty Solar Disconnect Switch Waterproof DC Isolator 👉 https://amzn.to/MarisaSolarSwitch Tools: MC4 Crimping Tool Kit with Crimper, Connectors, Photovoltaic Spanners 👉 https://amzn.to/MarisaSolarTools Electrical Connectors: Wirefy Heat Shrink Wire Connectors (Adhesive-Lined) 👉 https://amzn.to/MarisaConnectors ⏱️ Video Chapters: 0:00:00 Welcome to Sailing Marisa & Channel Updates 0:01:30 Compliments, Complaints & Monetization Reality Check 0:03:00 Giving Back to the YouTube Sailing Community 0:03:30 Announcing the New Project: Solar Panel Installation 0:04:00 Solar Setup Plan & Initial Preparations (Pre-routing Cables) 0:06:00 Mounting Strategy & Guardrail Modifications 0:07:00 Inside the Boat: Routing Cables to the House Battery 0:09:00 MPPT Controller Installation & VE.Direct Port 0:10:30 Mounting the Solar Disconnect Switch & Circuit Breaker 0:12:00 Electrical Wiring: Connectors, Fuses, & Crimp Tools 0:14:00 Inside the Engine Compartment: Routing Main Leads 0:15:30 Assembling Solar MC4 Connectors: Male vs. Female Tips 0:17:30 First Test: App Connection Success (But zero output?) 0:18:00 Drilling Challenges & Mounting the Controller 0:19:30 The "Rookie Mistake": Why my solar output was zero! 0:20:30 Final Mounting Drama: Wind, stubbornly alone & Ian's absence 0:21:30 Success! Angling the Panel & Final Readings 0:22:30 Design Flaws & Workarounds (Lesson Learned) 0:23:30 Project Debrief & Thank Yous ❤️ Channel Support: A HUGE thank you to Xavi Villanueva, our amazing collaborator and channel member. Your support means the world to us and helps keep Sailing Marisa afloat! @konikoni123 In this video I mention: @TheLowCostSailor 🏷️ Hashtags: #SailboatSolar #BoatLife #DIYMarineSolar #SailingMarisa #SailboatInstallation #VictronEnergy #EcoWorthySolar #SolarPower #OffGridSolar #HunterLegend #LeisureSailing #MarinaDrama #SailboatMaintenance ⚠️ Disclaimer: I am a passionate amateur sailor and DIY enthusiast, not a certified marine electrical engineer. The information shared in this video is based on my personal experience on the Sailing Marisa. While I strive for safety and accuracy, please consult a qualified professional before undertaking any complex electrical or structural work on your own vessel. Any reliance you place on the information in this video is at your own risk. Always prioritize safety at sea!

Description: Join us on a beautiful sailing journey from Bangor to Belfast aboard Marisa. This time, we are sharing the magic of the sea with friends who aren't regular sailors. There is nothing like seeing the ocean through the eyes of someone experiencing the "heeling" and the power of the wind for the first time! In this episode, we talk about safety on board (including our furry crew member, Winter), the peace of turning off the engine to let the sails take over, and the technical challenge of entering Belfast’s busy Victoria Channel. Stick around for a funny story about my first arrival in Belfast years ago—let’s just say the local welcome was… unforgettable! If you enjoy the video, please consider giving it a Like, Subscribing to the channel, and hitting the notification bell to join us on our next adventure. Episode Chapters: 00:00 Intro & Safety first with Winter 02:37 Lessons learned: Lifejackets and loose ends 02:50 Sharing the boat: Seeing the sea through new eyes 05:50 The magic moment: Engine off, wind on 07:17 Unfurling the Genoa: Sailing with reefs 08:37 The "Titanic" moment at the bow 09:42 Approaching Belfast: Port Authority rules 12:57 Navigating the Hollywood Bank 13:38 My "cheeky" first welcome to Belfast (Storytime) 14:24 Arriving at the Marina: A stroke of luck 21:44 Mooring "negotiations" with Claire 24:32 Mooring technique: Engine vs. Pontoon 25:40 Final thoughts & How to support the channel Follow the adventure: YouTube: @SailingMarisa Special thanks to @konikoni123 https://www.instagram.com/navegantmarisa/?hl=en #Sailing #Belfast #SailingMarisa #NorthernIreland #BoatLife #Cruising #SailingVlog #TravelIreland #Sailboat #MarineEngineering Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

Time to upgrade the anchor setup on Marisa. ⚓ In this video, I replace the old anchor chain with a new one, measure it before installation, and set everything up properly for safer anchoring. I also show how I connect the chain to the rope (warp) with a splice, and finally secure the bitter end correctly — something that definitely needed improvement on the original setup. 👉 In this video: Replacing the old anchor chain Measuring before installation Chain-to-rope splice (chain + warp) Securing the bitter end properly Small upgrades that make a big difference when anchoring Simple jobs like this can massively improve safety and confidence when dropping the anchor. ⚓ Sailing Marisa — real sailing, practical upgrades, and life onboard. 👍 Like & subscribe if you enjoy real boat work and sailing content! 00:00 New chain for Marisa 00:16 Measuring the new chain 03:00 Marking the chain 04:36 Chain-to-rope splice (chain + warp) 08:05 – Removing the old anchor chain 16:04 the bitter end 17:43 installng the new chain 24:16 END 🔥 HASHTAGS #SailingLife #BoatMaintenance #AnchorChain #Anchoring #SailingTips #BoatProjects #Liveaboard #SailingChannel #BoatLife #CruisingLife #DIYBoat #SailingMarisa #OceanLife #SailboatLife #MarineDIY #HUNTERLEGEND Special thanks to @konikoni123 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

Join me for a winter solo sailing session in Northern Ireland! We start in the engine room, finishing up some maintenance by changing the alternator belt—which turned out to be a bit of a struggle. Once the engine was ready, I couldn't resist heading out to sea to test some gear. In this episode, I’m testing a remote for the autopilot kindly fixed by David from @lowcostsailor and checking the plotter. You’ll see the challenges of hoisting sails solo, dealing with snags, and performing a "chicken jibe" (tacking instead of jibing) when the gusts got too hairy. Finally, we navigate a tricky docking maneuver at the fuel dock, dealing with prop wash and the massive Queen of Ulster blocking the way. 00:00 Engine maintenance: The alternator belt struggle 02:07 Why it's a "sin" not to sail in Ireland today 02:46 Testing the remote autopilot and plotter 04:19 Casting off solo from the marina 07:57 Shoutout to David (TheLowCostSailor) 08:42 Hoisting the main and Genoa (Solo challenges) 12:10 Troubleshooting a snagged line 15:04 Dealing with gusts: The "Chicken Jibe" 18:23 Dropping sails 25:12 Tricky docking: Prop wash vs. The Queen of Ulster 30:08 Wrapping up at the fuel dock #SoloSailing #SailboatMaintenance #Ireland #SailingVlog #SoloSailor #boatlife #Hunterlegend376 #hunter376 Special thanks to @konikoni123 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

In this video I carry out a full service on my Yanmar 3JH2E boat engine aboard my sailboat, a Hunter Legend 376 What started as a simple maintenance job quickly turned into one of those typical boat days… where nothing goes exactly as planned. During this service I change the engine oil, oil filter, diesel fuel filters, and bleed the diesel system before starting the engine again. If you own a Yanmar marine diesel engine, this is a real-life look at basic maintenance you’ll eventually need to do on your boat. And yes… there are spills, frustration, and a few things going wrong along the way. Just another normal day of boat maintenance. What’s done in this video Engine oil change Oil filter replacement Diesel fuel filter replacement Bleeding the diesel system First engine start after the service All done on a Yanmar 3JH2E marine diesel engine. Special thanks for his support to Xavi Villanueva @konikoni123 Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:45 Preparing the engine service 02:05 Draining the engine oil 03:26 Installing the new oil filter 08:09 Refilling with fresh engine oil 09:43 changing oil in the gear box 14:35 purifying the fuel 16:04 Changing the diesel fuel filters 24:49 Priming and bleeding the diesel system 26:40 Starting the engine after the service 28:42 Wrapping up the job Boat engine in this video Yanmar 3JH2E marine diesel engine If you enjoy real sailing life and boat maintenance Subscribe for more videos about: ⚓ Sailing adventures 🔧 Boat maintenance and DIY repairs 🌊 Life on board 🧭 Exploring new places by sailboat Hashtags #Yanmar #Yanmar3JH2E #BoatMaintenance #DieselEngine #MarineDiesel #BoatEngine #FuelFilter #OilChange #SailingLife #SailboatMaintenance #BoatDIY Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

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In this episode, I tackle a full cooling system service on my boat engine — starting with the raw water (seawater) side, and finishing with the coolant system. What started as “just a quick visit” to the boat turned into: Replacing raw water hoses Flushing the seawater cooling circuit Replacing exhaust hoses Draining the coolant Emptying the water heater lines Refilling and topping up the cooling system All of this while working full-time and preparing for a work trip to Amsterdam. This is real boat ownership — not a marina fantasy. Things take time. Access is tight. Nothing is ever just five minutes. If you own a sailboat or powerboat with an inboard diesel engine, this is a real-world look at maintaining both sides of the cooling system: The raw water (sea) circuit The closed-loop coolant system Step by step. After work. Bit by bit. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 The plan: full cooling system service 01:04 Replacing raw water hoses 03:59 Flushing the seawater system 05:52 Exhaust hose replacement 11:15 First engine test – checking water flow 14:57 Draining the coolant 17:23 Emptying water heater lines 20:03 Refilling the cooling system 21:38 Quick interior trim replacement 22:49 What’s next: oil, diesel & belt 🔧 WHAT’S NEXT Engine oil change Diesel filter replacement Belt replacement Final engine run & coolant level check #BoatMaintenance #BoatEngine #MarineDiesel #RawWaterCooling #CoolingSystem #BoatLife #SailingLife #DIYBoat #ExhaustHose #EngineService #BoatOwnership Special thanks to Xavi Villanueva Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

In today’s video, I replace the engine battery on the boat and walk you through the full process step by step. What should be a simple job on land is never quite that simple on a boat. From disconnecting the old battery to securing the new one properly so it won’t move in rough conditions, everything requires extra care. A loose battery at sea is not an option. After installation, we check the charging voltage to make sure everything is working correctly — and we’re getting a healthy 14.27V, so the alternator is doing its job. Along the way, I also talk about another postponed project: replacing the marine waterproof carpets. After checking prices, I decided that for now it’s better to clean and maintain what I have and prioritize more important mechanical investments. There’s plenty of winter work ahead: Full engine maintenance Possible exhaust hose replacement Cleaning the exhaust elbow Replacing the anchor chain due to corrosion Boat life means constant maintenance, but every small job done properly brings peace of mind. Special thanks to Xavi Vilanueva for the support and collaboration. If you enjoy this kind of real-life boat maintenance content, please subscribe, like the video, and consider supporting the channel using the Thanks button — it really helps keep the project moving forward. See you in the next video! Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join #BoatMaintenance #EngineBattery #BoatLife #SailingLife #MarineDIY #BoatProjects #BoatEngine #Liveaboard #WinterMaintenance #DIYBoat

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In this video I share my personal experience comparing boat ownership in Spain and the United Kingdom — from registration, licences and insurance, to marinas, costs, salvage services and anchoring. This is not a technical or legal breakdown, but a practical comparison based on what I’ve personally experienced over the years. There are clear philosophical differences between both countries when it comes to regulation, responsibility and freedom — and that’s what I explore here. That said, this is only my opinion. I don’t have anywhere near the knowledge required to cover every aspect of this topic in depth. For example, I don’t know the anchorages in the south of England, which I understand are also excellent. The Scottish anchorages I’m familiar with are only being compared to the Mediterranean areas I know personally. I’m also aware that there are regions in Spain — such as Galicia — where anchoring conditions are much more similar to what we have here in the UK. So please take this video as a personal perspective, not a definitive guide. I would genuinely love to hear your thoughts in the comments. If you have experience boating in Spain, England, Scotland, Wales or elsewhere, please share it. Let’s use the comments to learn from each other and build a broader, more complete picture. Fair winds, and see you in the next episode #SailingLife #BoatOwnership #SpainVsUK #SailingUK #SailingSpain #LiveaboardLife #YachtingLife #BoatLife #Anchoring #MarinaLife Special thanks to Xavi Vilanueva @konikoni123 And special mention to Vismaris: @vismaris_sv https://youtu.be/fZQavxRwc-M?si=mp-tm_s63B49BYxG 00:00 Introduction 00:53 Objectives of the Video 01:17 Boat Registration: UK vs Spain 14:00 Skipper Qualifications & Navigation Licences 19:28 Inspections & Surveys 24:09 Rescue Services & Towing 28:44 Insurance Requirements 31:37 Marinas, Moorings & Anchoring 34:55 Final Thoughts & Comparison Summary 35:30 Outro Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join

Checking up the boat in winter

Short visit to Amsterdam maritim museum

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En este vídeo te llevo a bordo para una jornada de navegación costera con fondeo y una maniobra de amarre prácticamente en solitario, explicando paso a paso la estrategia, las decisiones y pequeños errores que también forman parte del aprendizaje. Desde el fondeo en Ballyholme hasta la recogida del ancla y la entrada en puerto, verás cómo gestionamos el barco con calma, planificación y sin prisas innecesarias. También comparto mi forma de preparar defensas y amarras, y cómo utilizo la línea de medio barco para controlar el movimiento del velero durante el atraque. El viento, la inercia, la velocidad mínima necesaria para que el timón responda… todo cuenta cuando atracas sin ayuda directa, y aquí puedes verlo tal y como ocurre, sin cortes ni dramatismos. Winter, por supuesto, también hace acto de presencia para añadir un poco de tensión extra al momento 😄 ⏱️ Contenido del vídeo – 00:00 Introducción y planificación de la maniobra – 00:32 Preparación de amarras y estrategia de partida – 08:58 Fondeo en Ballyholme para el almuerzo – 09:16 Comenzando la maniobra de levar ancla – 14:25 El barco queda libre y empieza a abatir – 18:51 Preparación para un atraque casi en solitario – 20:57 Uso de la línea de medio barco para detener el velero – 21:45 Asegurando el resto de amarras sin prisas – 22:20 Reflexión final y cierre del vídeo Gracias especiales a Xavi Vilanueva @konikoni123 ⚓ Hashtags #Navegación #Velero #SailingLife #VidaEnElMar #Fondeo #Amarre #SinglehandedSailing, #SailingTips #AprenderNavegando #Veleros #SailingAdventure #SailingMarisa Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFuWfLVgIBL6JzolbRqefXw/join