Ep 165 Season Finale Island of Antigua by Drone

[@briancochran8356]

Thank you so much for th evideo. We got to see many of our favorite haunts in Antigua, It brings back great memories and is temping us to start plans to go back. Our favorite place is Admiral's Inn.

[@SailingTalisman]

Admirals Inn is great. We've had several guests stay there. We also like sitting by the pool at Boom. Make the arrangements and get back there. It's never been better.

[@Coleen-Love]

Nicely done Kevin and Wendy. Beautiful video footage! See you next season.!

[@SailingTalisman]

Yep. We head back in early November with a long list of things to do. And editing footage like that in Ep 165 gets us majorly excited to get back.

[@OspreySailingAdventures-ch1mj]

Beautiful footage and music, we love hearing your story too.

[@SailingTalisman]

Thanks so much. I had to have put 30 hours of editing into this episode. We had fantastic footage and footage that needed some finessing. But overall, I find myself going back to watch it again and again. Which is kind of the idea. You just set this thing on loop at a bar or restaurant and let it go forever. And with Talisman on the hard in Jolly Harbour (Antigua), I'm missing her more with every day. Can't wait to get back at this point.

[@OspreySailingAdventures-ch1mj]

@@SailingTalisman great idea to have playing as background entertainment.

[@dancundiff3316]

EPIC goodness Kevin and Wendy!

[@SailingTalisman]

Thanks Dan!

[@dutchglobetrotter4513]

Thanks for the beautiful drone shots, I was there with Britican end of June '18. We were anchored pretty much in the same spot you were. I recon Antigua as one of the Caribbean islands I could live and set up a business.

[@SailingTalisman]

Hi there DG. Hope all is well with you. We saw Britican a lot last year, as she was anchored across the channel from us. Simon seemed to be there sometimes and not other times. But he rarely stops to say hi when we see him out and about. Antigua is indeed a place where someone who is good at what they do can make a living. Getting residency or citizenship is a long, but straightforward process. This can be sped up with their "citizenship by investment" program. But most people just get work visas and keep extending them (as I understand things). Once you're on the island for a certain period of time, I'm thinking 10 years, but it could be more, the citizenship comes.

[@ricksimpson1543]

Loved it! Thanks

[@SailingTalisman]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@robertkedzlie7654]

Great video taken on a lovely day, nice to see my Oyster 56 in Falmouth Harbour.... in one piece while we were back in the UK!

[@SailingTalisman]

Hi Robert. We're a bit behind on editing, so the footage if from Feb, 2024, so better take another look to make sure the boat's still there 😶. Which 56 is yours? Kudu?

[@robertkedzlie7654]

@@SailingTalisman Thats the one! We are now out on the hard at North Sound with Sunny K looking after her!!

[@SailingTalisman]

@@robertkedzlie7654 Sunny's a rock star. Scrupulously honest and a hard worker. He looks after Talisman and does our woodwork and finishing when needed.

[@robertkedzlie7654]

@@SailingTalisman Kudu has been in Antigua since Covid with Sunny keeping a watchful eye.. Total peace of mind and as you say, great woodwork.