IN SEARCH OF A LEGEND

[@mustiist]

Bravo to all crew! We saw only 48 min film from a great and long journey... This is running after the desire of life long rememberence and unique adventure as well as discovering innerworld of himself/herself... Hugs from Istanbul to our Polish friends!

[@aciddream2866]

just the fact that you dedicated this trip to your father makes it beautyfull!

[@GermanGreetings]

...and this deep soul for music... Thank you so much !

[@auto8z]

It was awesome to see my wife and my self there. Thank you! I remember you 😁

[@ohmsalad]

exceptionally good , must watch. Thank you for the experience

[@marksaxon2468]

Fantastic and very brave travelling. Thank you for showing us all such an inspiring crew.

[@jordanromanelli8828]

This was an excellent documentary. I once took a kayak out on a pond. So... cheers from Pennsylvania

[@Hanseatic7104]

A great adventure and very beautifully filmed! Dzięki za fajny film i pozdrowienia z Południowego Pacyfiku od S/Y Elin 🇵🇱🇩🇪

[@stumccreadie1287]

I hope to follow the footsteps from new Zealand. Respect.

[@resurrectionx5952]

Loved the finishing song lads good job sailors !

[@AndyUK-Corrival]

Great film of an amazing journey and achievement. Andy UK

[@BlackWarriorLures]

Beautiful little yacht.

[@terrybullock3140]

very inspiring film, and very nicely produced. my utmost respect to the young Polish sailors!

[@konstantyy]

terry bullock Thx a lot :-)

[@voornaam3191]

Have seen just 2 minutes, but I know Poland has a tradition of sailors for centuries. Thanks to that bloody Cold War nonsense, it was not evident to visit Poland. But in fact everybody in Europe should go there. An old man in my kayak (and canoe) club has done lot to help a small Polish kayak club, in the seventies and eighties. He asked all his friends to donate an old but still okay kayak. So he took a trailer full of kayaks, there. And he is the type of man, helping friends in a practical way. Not much talking. You might find a pair of home brew neoprene gloves in your boat, when he has seen you paddling in icecold water. And in Poland he met guys like him, starting a kayak club for their village school. So he gets them more boats, the next trip. Yes, Poland is beautiful, that is what I wanted to show to you. Go there! And yes, the young sailors are great.

[@rubennavegante3491]

Good video thanks

[@cenkaetaya]

This documentary is awesome, you need to change the name and market it better. More people should see it! Thanks for sharing.

[@BirdPlan]

agreed 100% , the only thing keeping this video from millions of views is the title. it needs to be catchy and something with words that people search for alot. It would be a shame to have such a great film remain basically unseen by the masses.

[@simen9485]

Good movie, strange that this video doesn't have more views.

[@konstantyy]

Electric Delinquent Thx a lot :-)

[@janisripple754]

Electric Delinquent Agree Great Video

[@voornaam3191]

You could send a link to all your friends? People do that, it is called sharing.

[@qrdeodpisz]

My favorite adventure movie about crazy people with nice historical background! I keep watching it over and over again ;-)

[@konstantyy]

Thanks a lot Joanna ;-)

[@mickemusik]

Great video! I wanna do that trip!

[@peterlehman4721]

Interesting documentary. Nunavut is a Canadian territory (not a Province) and struggles for self-governance. I'm a Canadian. Nunavut was created out of the Northwest Territories. I will let you google the rest of the history. it only goes back about 1,000 years, indigenous peoples notwithstanding. peace!

[@konstantyy]

Thanks for your correction and sorry for my mistake. Peace!

[@dutchglobetrotter4513]

This should off have millions of views!

[@konstantyy]

Dutch Globetrotter Thx very much :-)

[@michaelcyr9534]

Love the Polish version of Stan Roger's Northwest Passage at the end!

[@jean-renemasson5]

Congradulation this is a fantastic journey Bravo!

[@konstantyy]

Thx :)

[@wulkie]

Wow!! Congrats!

[@billybeerman2657]

Very nicely done! Great documentary.

[@konstantyy]

Thanks a lot :-)

[@MrLawman82]

I want to go next time.

[@chrisparlow4450]

Yes a very good move and history .

[@_Viking]

The ship "Maud" that sunk in the bay is actually brought back to Norway for resturation. Her last journey started in the summer 2016 and completed through the North West passage and ended her journey in Norway in 2018. You can read more here www.maudreturnshome.no/uncategorized/maud-is-home/

[@izzzzzz6]

Great film so far. Just wanted to say that the parapont take off near the beginning looked a bit sketchy for a sec ;)

[@brice5542]

Good job thank you,

[@tortugabob]

Great video. Enjoyed it very much.

[@konstantyy]

Thanks a lot :-)

[@arekkaniewski4442]

Pozdrowienia z Kanady, chlopaki z nektona to moi znajomi z naszej mariny. Fajnie zobaczyc ich tez na koncu swiata.

[@konstantyy]

Wielkie dzięki. Pozdrów ich przy okazji. Stopy wody!

[@1catbrains]

Animation is superb, link to more?

[@radhenry1507]

epic movie

[@janisripple754]

Very Best A North West Passage Adventure Video is Stunningly Beautiful , So Real Thanksgiving Polish Sailors Adventurers Awesome 👏🏻Sharing with my Polish Family Nadrowski’s . Brave Polish 🥰People 😉Nation

[@janisripple754]

Sharing This Amazing Video

[@horseplayjones6795]

the Inuit girl was imitating a 2stroke engine by the sound of it

[@voornaam3191]

If you call that a two stroke engine, I'd love to give you only one stroke, that silences you for 48 minutes.

[@jonathanbollig666]

Hey, fantastic video. Can you tell me whats the Song at 2:10? I would really appreciate that a lot! Jonathan :-)

[@konstantyy]

thx a lot. This song was composed by friend of mine and great polish composer Aleksander Nowak.

[@jonathanbollig666]

Konstanty Kulik oh I see, I really like it and was thinking if I could use it in my ☺

[@konstantyy]

could you show me this clip?

[@jonathanbollig666]

The video isn't online. But it will be about a sailing trip, +-10 Minutes. This is kind of a preview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5PUm2aEjt-Khs0

[@konstantyy]

you can use the music.

[@mathisj6582]

where the f... did the 2. boat come from all of a sudden? Or did I miss something....

[@konstantyy]

You did miss the scene 7 min 30 s (toast with the crew of the S/Y NEKTON) and please do not swear on my channel.

[@mishpatim123]

A whole lot of very short fragments put together, a shame, restlessness, a pity.

[@TheSalMaris]

Tyros, really. As they said they were lucky. Otherwise I enjoyed it.

[@wilhelmtell1471]

Where are you from, sir? Kulik its your Surname?

[@konstantyy]

Vilgelm Tell From Poland. Yes, Kulik its my surname. Why you asking?

[@lukequinn6195]

sailing or motoring?

[@konstantyy]

Both, of course. Similar like first conqueror Roald Amundsen in 1906. Nw pass has quite comlicated navigation and wind conditions, ( no wind or to strong wind from different directions). Everytime when wind was good we used sails :-)

[@chucku.farley3927]

throat singing? that sounded more like a throat sickness.

[@4133EWvianen]

Let's call it Polish wisdom!

[@rjanbrathenbarholt.5417]

FLAT EARTH

[@styx85]

Good luck convincing sailors that the earth is flat, lol.

[@suhailsalim6783]

Terrible background music i have ever heard😐😐

[@kirenireves]

Not a harness in sight.

[@adamf.4823]

First shot they're motoring :(

[@brittterrice2389]

Just like the few views of this video (albeit sadly) I find the sponsorship hillarious as if sea lions whales arctic foxes polar bears and the extremely rural rare human have concerns for their modern trappings this is wild true wilderness- just the mussings of an anti technology type luddite and save me any of those bit you're on KZbin types I'm not Amish lol.

[@anthonycrozier7319]

Sir Francis Crozier disscuvered North West passage Cape Crozier ok

[@jeremychurchill5778]

I could go for less throat singing

[@voornaam3191]

Against odds?! When Roald Amundsen has a goal, he will arrive. Question is, when. It is that simple. No odds involved, very sorry. There were people fooling around with ponies in Antarctica, and all were starving halfway the trip. That's not the correct way to reach the south pole. Amundsen's team used dogs and they were used to langlauf ski's. Being ten times faster, there is far less food to be carried around. Logistics gets crucial, what gave Amundsen an advantage, was that his team was eating the dogs. Once a sled is empty, no more food, one does not need that group of dog anymore. The English expedition refused to eat dogs, so they took ponies to pull the sleds, but that did not go according to plan. The terrain was too rough for ponies. This expedition is one example, Amundsen was very experienced in low temperature survival. It took stronger odds to stop him, than average men. Because he knew one or two things more, than the competition did.

[@RegulareoldNorseBoy]

Great documentary / Vlogg Russians are such cool folks I say Hi From Norway