We find ourselves stranded in Paradise in our Nautitech 40 catamaran as a 10 storm batters the small Polynesian atoll of Tikehau. What is it really like to be isolated off the grid and what do we do? We explore the atoll and find incredible things, both in the fringing reef, a clever octopus that has befriended a cruising couple and and a self sustaining organic farm that has been created out of the barren coral sand - AMAZINGF STUFF! In this episode of Barefoot Doctors, we journey into what feels like the closest place on Earth to the Garden of Eden. Crystal-clear lagoons, vibrant coral reefs, and untouched tropical islands become the backdrop for something far deeper than another sailing adventure. Join us as John experiences an exhilarating drift dive through one of French Polynesia’s spectacular passes, where the current carries us effortlessly through a living underwater world. Along the way, we encounter colourful reef fish, breathtaking marine life, and an extraordinary little octopus that has formed an unlikely friendship with local sailors—a reminder that curiosity and kindness exist throughout nature. But this episode isn’t just about what we see. It’s about what these islands teach us. Surrounded by beauty, simplicity, and an abundance of life, we explore timeless questions about happiness, purpose, gratitude, and what it really means to live well. After more than 40 years in medicine, we’re discovering that many of life’s greatest lessons aren’t found in hospitals or textbooks—but in nature itself. If you’ve ever dreamed of sailing the South Pacific, snorkelling pristine reefs, or simply slowing down long enough to appreciate the wonder of the world, this episode is for you. Because sometimes the greatest adventure isn’t crossing an ocean… it’s changing the way you see life. 🌴 Welcome to Barefoot Doctors. We’re John and Eli. After more than 40 years in medicine, we’re exploring the world to discover what truly helps people live healthier, longer, and more meaningful lives. If this story inspired you, please Like, Subscribe, and share it with someone who could use a little more wonder in their life. #BarefootDoctors #FrenchPolynesia #GardenOfEden #DriftDive #Snorkelling #Octopus #SailingLife #PacificOcean #TravelDocumentary #Nature #Adventure #Philosophy #MeaningfulLife #LiveBetter #CoralReef

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Day 1. After five days in Horta trying to get the boat ready, it was finally time to leave again. The weather forecast wasn’t exactly ideal. Good wind for one day, then basically no wind for two days before it would finally pick up again and push me toward France. I could have waited a few more days for better conditions… but honestly, I just wanted to get moving again. So I left. And once again, I’m sailing solo. Gabi has left, so it’s just me and the boat again. Getting ready was stressful, as always. There’s always one more thing to fix, one more thing that suddenly becomes important before departure. This time it was the anchor stay that needed sorting, which delayed things a couple more days. But eventually everything was ready enough, and at some point you just have to go. I started by tacking upwind between the islands so I could stay sheltered through the night. And honestly… it was pretty chill. Once I got past the islands, the wind became stable, the boat settled, and we were moving at a decent pace in a decent direction. It was calm enough that I could actually rest properly, just getting up every now and then to check things since the boat was wandering a little bit back and forth. But nothing dramatic. And the day just turned into a really nice start to the trip. I made amazing food, enjoyed the sailing, and honestly just felt really happy to be out here alone again. It felt good to be back. 🌊 ⚓ Life on the Showgirl is my journey toward one of the toughest solo sailing races on the planet: the Golden Globe Race — sailed solo, non-stop, and without modern technology. Follow along as I learn, prepare, and chase a dream that feels bigger than me. ------------------------------------------ New videos EVERY 7th of the month ------------------------------------------ EXCLUSIVE CONTENT!!: https://www.patreon.com/classicmara ------------------------------------------ Follow Mara: https://www.instagram.com/classicmara_/ __________________________ Support me: PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/helgamarielk Vipps: 39088 - Classic Mara Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/griedy1 GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/173a9a5e6 __________________________ Affiliate links: Dakota Lithium Batteries: https://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=79634&awinaffid=2732466&ued=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dakotalithium.com Orca Navigation System: https://getorca.com/?via=classicmara PitViper: https://www.pitviper.com/discount/CLASSICMARA?redirect=%2F&utm_campaign=money%2Bcounters&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=upfluence

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30 footers every few seconds in the Gulf of Mexico. Sailing Cargo vessel RedCloud on a sea anchor 6000 ft water depth. Boat lost in storm 12 hours later

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