#GGR2022

#GGR2022 Kirsten Neuschäfer / "MINNEHAHA" boat tour interview after her epic journey , live at 10:00 French Time

[@jonathanlewis1352]

I’m a 67 year old that’s been sailing since my childhood. My heroes have been Mario Andretti, Bernard Moitessier and Dick Newick. I’m adding Kirsten to my list. What an awesome spirit.

[@snowbelton3253]

Don, its time you upped your technology game and put a mike on the people you interview.

[@eugenio1542]

Adorable and redoubtable. I would love to see her meet another favorite in Noraly Schoenmaker of the Itchy Boots channel..☝️❤️✌️🌍🇿🇦🙏

[@oscardakota2876]

Incredibly humble. You are very inspiring Kirsten. Congratulations again on an incredible journey!

[@gefginn3699]

What an incredible human spirit ! 🌞🌴⛵️

[@rimasmeleshyus4787]

Congratulations KIRSTEN ! Great interview and great tour about sailboat.

[@rolfsvensson5777]

Oh dear ! There is that woman again from France!

[@gypsymanme]

Kind of a strange question but I am curious. Do competitors have to check out and back in the France immigration?

[@donmcintyre6037]

yes

[@mjpla9345]

? Quand le doigt montre la lune ….pitoyable cette question ?

[@TheSalMaris]

Its properly called a cranse iron not a nose cone. Glad to see the EPIRB in a hydrostatic case on deck instead of below--makes much more safety sense--as we saw in the case of Tapio's unfortunate casualty.

[@xrgiok]

300 year old mariner here, so listen to me chaps - she is a human appearance of sea goddess 😅

[@dcstrng1]

Gotta love Minnehaha and her skipper... I may need to copy that "navigation table" for my little Bristol

[@vagabondroller]

Dragging off of the swim ladder was one of the great moments in sailing history.

[@MylesHall-f9e]

I've got a new favorite sailor. Sorry Moitessier, but Kirsten just bumped you. With every interview I find more to admire about this incredible woman.

[@scottelliott6900]

finally. WTH took so long to post this.. SHE is the winner and HAF

[@robertmiller3987]

Late to the video. Question from Kirsten's terrific run-through of her boat post race: What is meant by continuous vs discontinuous rigid? Thanks.

[@psystealth]

continuous; longer wire fewer fittings /dis-continous; shorter wires, more fittings

[@hedleyjackson5131]

Great interview have watched it a couple of times and will again.

[@mjpla9345]

Don y’a boutique est toujours en inventaire ?,

[@CheersWarren]

Great interview and boat run thru. Don could sailors have used a twin groove foil roller furler? And then run 2 seperate head sails? We had twin groove foils for racing in the 70’s so should be with if the rules it was an improvement to using twin hanked on sails . Cheers Warren

[@donmcintyre6037]

yes

[@mjpla9345]

Ta boutique pardon …

[@joseromao1]

Congratulations Kirsten!! What's the first book shown please?

[@vagabondroller]

I asked the same question above and someone replied that it is the French version of The Long Way by Bernard Moitessier. If you haven’t read it, then absolutely do!

[@vagabondroller]

What was the first book she held up at 38:15?

[@SkulduggeryGaunt]

That seems to be "La longue route" by Bernard Moitessier, one of the incredible contestants for the first Golden Globe Race. A fitting choice if I might say so. (:

[@vagabondroller]

Ah, yes! My second favorite book after “Tamata and the Alliance.” I read The Long Way when I was eleven and I have spent all of my income on boats ever since.

[@CarlosRoces]

Congratulations. Felicidades, Enhorabuena, Kirsten. From Gijón. Fue un gran placer asistir a tu charla ayer, en el Real Club Astur de Regatas e intervenir en el coloquio posterior.

[@colibrisurf1050]

👌

[@sureshkumar-od1or]

Absolutely fantastic and so humble. Best wishes to this Incredible person.

[@harikuz]

❤

[@f6bcc]

Many thanks for this nice vidéo..

[@ThreeReefsDeep]

We also have the double preventer vang and the double sheets on our main

[@mjpla9345]

Kirsten merci de nous faire vivre à nouveau josuha vous en êtes l héritière merci .

[@johan96149]

Subtitles for French is not available. I did enable autogenerate in settings. Subtitles in English for English dialogue is available.

[@paulplatt3984]

In the options, where you can set the quality and speed, you can then choose the autogenerated transltion to french

[@johan96149]

@@paulplatt3984 Have you done that? There is nothing when Aida talks French.

[@paulplatt3984]

@@johan96149 Sorry, thought you wanted french subtitles... you are right, autotranslating of spoken french is not possible when autogenerated subtitles are english

[@johan96149]

@@paulplatt3984 It is possible. I have done that with other videos. What is the point of having English subtitles with English dialogue? I have seen videos were many languages was available, including Afrikaans. It is autogenerate, and translate.

[@shootfilmstube]

Why are Cape Horn wind vanes not allowed in the GGR?

[@donmcintyre6037]

no one wanted them :) ..they are approved?

[@shootfilmstube]

@@donmcintyre6037 I was speaking to Yves Gelinas yesterday and that is not what I heard. What does the question mark mean at the end of the phrase "...they are approved?"

[@shootfilmstube]

@@donmcintyre6037 Just to introduce myself. I am not a troll. I am another Canadian/Quebec filmmaker thinking about circumnavigating. I actually bumped into Sir Robin at about 6:00 in Southhampton a few years back as we both showed up as guest on a Steamship reberthing. Cheers

[@donmcintyre6037]

@@shootfilmstube they are absolutely approved, only was fitted but did not start :) all starters chose other vanes...

[@shootfilmstube]

@@donmcintyre6037 ill tell Yves I am seeing him next week Thank you and say hello to Sir Robin for me

[@gypsymanme]

What was the first book Kirsten held up. @38:15

[@SkulduggeryGaunt]

That seems to be "La longue route" by Bernard Moitessier, one of the incredible contestants for the first Golden Globe Race. A fitting choice if I might say so. (: