Andalucia Arrives At Whitby - She's A Beaut.. Spanish Galeon Tall Ship

[@c.m.l.184]

Great spanish ship, her old brothers travelled all over the world.

[@paulschofield2630]

Thanks so much 😊❤ for this, extremely 🙏 interesting, great weather 👍, I'm shipbuilder ANZAC NAVY, Australia 🇦🇺/New Zealand 🇳🇿, great Spanish replica, ❤❤ cheers 🍻 from Australia 😊

[@DiscoFish1]

Cracking video, can't get over the size of the bugger! Imagine a fleet of these back in the day!

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Yes was quite a size once we got next to it.

[@pedrofmc0000]

Well, it is not one of the largest. This one only weighs 500 tons. The galleons for the Atlantic crossing ranged between 500 and 1,000 tons of displacement, while the Manila Galleons, used in the Pacific, could have a displacement of 2,000 tons.

[@jaxric8518]

Lovely seaside town. Gracias for sharing.

[@JavierLorenzomartinez-y3s]

Es bonito , desde España esta hay para que lo veais , lo visiteis

[@moragmckay3779]

What a stunning sight!

[@dawncolley8567]

Many thanks for your video of this magnificent ship

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Thankyou for watching Dawn.

[@normabarnes4930]

Fantastic video Glenn, thanks for covering this amazing ship! Loved that 'Jack Sparrow' guy😅!!

[@jeffrenman4146]

soooooo cool , thanks 🌅

[@paulschofield2630]

Very historic town, Captain Cook born nearby, and the ship that found Australia 🇦🇺 in his day, was a very similar ship from Whitby coal carriers ❤❤ 😊

[@paultarry2901]

Thanks for another great video glad that the weather was ok 👍

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

WAS NICE BLUE SKY, BUT still cold at times yesterday. Would be nice if August and Sept were warm.

[@juliekitching9033]

Happy it was a nice day 4 all God bless all who sail in this beautiful galleon 🙂

[@JosemanuelDominguezpriet-ht4oc]

Buen barco mucha historia por los oceanos.❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮

[@alfonkalahary]

nice port nice nice town

[@matthewprince9705]

Like the pirate ship from The Goonies!

[@markshrimpton3138]

Thank you for uploading this. I was visiting Whitby just last week and went to the museum dedicated to James Cook. I imagine that a Spanish vessel would have received a rather different welcome back in 1588.

[@whitbywanderer]

What a Magnificent Sight it was Coming into Town 🙌 perfect weather for it aswell unlike tonight haha 👍

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Absolutely, it was amazing.

[@MrMmnngghh]

The town looks as beautiful as always. Can't wait to return next year 💜💚

[@ladymc2021]

Love this! The jack sparrow was a great impersonator lol! I wanted him to end with "Where's the Rum"? Lol

[@manuelbarreramacho3982]

@@ladymc2021 ..Jon silver el largo...acabo con el ron.. jiji jijiji

[@danielomar9712]

The Habsburgs finally made it ! A few hundreds years late , but it was worth the try !

[@MariaEugeniaGonzalez887]

@@danielomar9712 😀😀

[@dieselbushcraft1299]

Great video and a beautiful vessel. By the way thanks for the tip for the parking at the weekend, cheers

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

No problem :)

[@GRHDA]

Come and see her at St Katharine's Dock London in September,

[@ThamesShips]

Excellent video. I think she is coming to the Thames later in the year.

[@steventyreman3642]

Wow fantastic 😊

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Cheers Steven.

[@annebell7274]

Beautiful ❤❤

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Thank you! 😊

[@juliekitching9033]

much enjoyed thank u

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Thankyou for watching Julie.

[@luidyjosedasilva2961]

Thank you very much for the space.

[@pamcastle3879]

It was like a big black void coming into the harbour amazing to see perfect for whitby very gothic

[@rosieHolliday5887]

Beautiful

[@catherinemorris5848]

I would have loved to have been there to see it.

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

It was a great evening. And the Sun shone for a change.

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

wonderful

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Thankyou Thomas

[@354sd]

It looks very real

[@nook788]

I remember another beautiful ship the Barque Marques coming into Whitby in August 1980 . Sadly it sank in the Tall Ships race in 1984 .

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Do you remember what year it was ?

[@nook788]

@@thewhitbyphotographer August 1980

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

@@nook788 Thats some years ago now.

[@nook788]

Also Spanish built in 1917. Was used in the Tv series The Onedin Line.

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

@@nook788 That was my dads favourite program. He loved Tall Ships. So pleased you mentioned it. I didn't realise it came to Whitby.

[@Littlegem856]

Amazing 🤗 would of loved to be in Whitby to see 👀the ship arriving! 💙

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Thanks for watching :)

[@pheart2381]

I beat you to it,but your video is far superior!!!!

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Thankyou my friend.

[@MrMmnngghh]

take it from a pair of faraway Aussie Whitby lovers...the more content we see from creators, the better! 💚💜

[@mhmackyticlemouse]

WOW that's absolutely beautiful does this ship come to whitby a lot love xxx ❤️❤️❤️

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Hi, this is its first ever visit.

[@mhmackyticlemouse]

@@thewhitbyphotographer awe bless what an experience love amazing xxx ❤️❤️❤️

[@paulschofield2630]

Even a JONNY DEPP REPLICA 😂!! ❤❤ Where's me buccaneers, on you're buccan head!! ❤❤ 😂 😅 😊

[@knight2255]

Cool ship Is there something on your lens? I see a few pink speckles in the center.

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Yeah. It’s on my sensor. It needs repairing

[@luidyjosedasilva2961]

Would the Andalucia ship support a trip from England to Brazil in the Port of the City of Santarém in the State of PA and in how many days?

[@holmesjunction]

Wow! Bigger than I thought. They filmed "Gandhi goes to Whitby", so now is it "Gandhi goes on a Galleon"?🤭

[@luidyjosedasilva2961]

If the Andalucia ship were adapted, how many tons could it carry?

[@dangermouse2235]

Complete with its own medieval diesel engine..

[@elorigendelaspalabras2349]

@@dangermouse2235 Apparently, they were much more advanced in the past than we think 😉

[@titanrain3374]

I would have loved to have seen the ship come in using sail power, or at least sail power until they were closer to the harbor.

[@lilaccavany-bearman]

been waiting for this video. how long is it staying?

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

Hi Lila, must be leaving on the 15th or 16th as its in Scarborough on the 17th.

[@fenderac3049]

A Spanish galleon with a diesel engine!!

[@rthoc71]

@@fenderac3049 Endeavour had small engine too when it visited Whitby, although sail is Main propulsion in this modern world small diesel engine is necessary in times no wind

[@MFS131268]

No props, no place at harbour. You choose..

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

What flag is it flying? That's about 200.000 pounds of a lot of work!

[@pheart2381]

Spanish.

[@juliofernandez9616]

What flag could fly in a spanish galleon?

[@javiercarcedo9010]

La Española actual. Pero en su tiempo debería ondear la imperial, la cruz de San Andrés o la cruz de borgoña

[@manuelgomezramirez3341]

NO SUBTLITLE MAD BOY

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

it must have a Yanmar!

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

What's a Yammer ?

[@chrisbamborough222]

@@thewhitbyphotographer It's Yanmar it's a make of a Marine Diesel Engine.

[@Phil144gbp]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

@@chrisbamborough222 I actually guessed right then. Thankyou :)

[@SpireUtd]

Looks dull, like the Black Pearl. If she were to fly her colours, Huge Spanish flag from the stern it may have brightened her up slightly. Can't imagine the Spanish going in for drab matt black Galleons. Nice replica all the same.

[@PiedraDeErin]

​@@SpireUtd The wood used gave the colour, thougth. And if it has been waterproofed with that black thing, I don't know the word in English

[@discostu333]

Did anyone check the cargo hold for earth-filled coffins? 😁

[@CBOANDALUCIA]

@@discostu333 No Black dogs jumped from it, so don't worry.

[@BruceSymons]

This one Spanish galleon achieved more than the whole bloody Amanda , didn’t fire a shot either. Just sayin.

[@maiterodriguez9913]

as far as the Armada (not Amanda) concerns, the Word "bloody" depends on what side you look at it from (from my side is, with no doubt, glorious, great and Happy Armada)

[@jonayz8655]

@@maiterodriguez9913 Creo que "bloody" en este caso no se refiere a su acepción de "sangrienta", sino a una expresión muy común en Inglaterra: "the whole bloody Armada"= "la maldita/condenada/jodida(elije el que quieras) Armada al completo". Creo. Y por supuesto su nombre es "la Grande e Felicísima Armada".

[@PiedraDeErin]

Armada Amandísima 😂😂😂

[@dorcasbass5585]

A sail ship without using sails.., that's clever! Guess it's a tourist copy then! All on decks, get yer cash out!

[@EndorFine-h3r]

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