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No Wind on the Way to Minerva Reef 🌊 Sailing at 3.5 Knots Under a Huge Sail | Pacific Ocean #shorts https://youtube.com/shorts/MhsI5okwA_E We are sailing toward Minerva Reef in the Pacific Ocean, and there’s absolutely no wind. Still, our boat glides forward at 3.5 knots under a massive sail. Complete calm. No engine — just the ocean and the canvas above. This peaceful #shorts video captures a rare moment of windless sailing in the open ocean. 📍 Heading to Minerva Reef, one of the most remote spots in the South Pacific. 🔔 Subscribe to Captain German Exploring for more sailing shorts, open-ocean crossings, and real-life moments under sail.
The Zeppelin knot has to be one of the best knots to join two line of equal diameter together. Simple to tie the Zeppelin knot has limited reduction in breaking strain of the the rope while being super easy to untie even after heavy load has been applied to the knot. The characteristics above make the Zeppelin knot our to choice when joining to ropes together, making it better than the sheet bends and fisherman's knots. The 69 method of tying the Zeppelin knot is the easiest way to learn this knot, it does not matter if you are a sailor, climber, scout or just a knot enthusiast this is a knot that you need to know. We hope you enjoyed today's bottom up boats know knots shorts video where we demonstrated how to tie the Zeppelin knot. Thank for stopping by and supporting our channel.