SAILING HOLE IN THE WALL and BOATS ON FIRE

[@beefandbarley]

Thanks for sharing Barry. Easy to see why you make so many friends. 🏆

[@CristiNeagu]

You're living life in a way very few people get to. The places you saw are absolutely amazing. It's always great to see another video from, especially because it means you're probably in a quiet port somewhere.

[@lapsedluddite3381]

According to Marine Traffic he landed in Richard's Bay, South Africa on the 1st of November.

[@stuartlaurie]

@@lapsedluddite3381 he had a hard sail if you watched his tracker

[@karlpredmore1096]

I’ve watched you since you crawled on that boat. Missed very few. Give it hellMrBarry

[@CaptainTobiasButton]

yup, I remember Charlie...

[@Coffee23]

Aussies are great fun, lived there for a decade. Great Video! 🍉👍

[@CristiNeagu]

In many ways they seem like Americans to me, but with a funny accent.

[@charlesharper2357]

@@CristiNeagu No, they're much more tolerant.

[@CristiNeagu]

@@charlesharper2357 I think you'll find that Americans are very tolerant.

[@charlesharper2357]

@@CristiNeagu As a Canadian who's lived in both countries there's no comparison. Too many evangelical, bible thumping zealots and MAGAts in the Excited States.

[@charlesharper2357]

@@Chiefee You are utterly clueless...

[@fenrichlee2867]

Full sails Barry - and greetings from Wales.

[@benwinter2420]

Furry balls & sheet that midden

[@rickhunt4487]

So excited to see a new episode Barry ! I hope your leg is doing well ❤❤

[@jhet75]

Super video Bazzer, keep them coming, been following for years and I always delighted to get updates.

[@magdakaniewski]

I know a couple of people who took about 10 years no sail around the world. Then i thought why that long. Its not that far.but now i understand. Why the hurry. As you say you make good friends and its difficult just to keep going frequently. Nice video. Looking forward to the big ocean passage

[@Syl-Vee]

Wow spectacular footage of the Hole In The Wall. Thrilling that you took us on this passage. Wishing you everything good. Thank you Barry!

[@christophermartineau9700]

How many friends you have made on this you tube channel mate. And growing every day. Love your blogs.

[@hatterassportmechanic5621]

Barry,Barry,Barry,keep em coming mate

[@spitfirered]

So happy to see you Barry, was wondering how things were going for you, you were missed you know, can't wait for your next video and excitement, take care Sir, Love Always, Wendy

[@SM-cq1mb]

Love it great work there Bazza!

[@fosterkennel649]

Looks like old Viking tradition to me

[@di3352]

Thanks for the video, Barry. You have some amazing adventures. ❤

[@albertfunk1176]

My wife loves the Fender Step! :)

[@randys1889]

Great episode! Cheers from. Southern California USA 🇺🇸 😎 ♥️

[@KahunaOne-wz3hc]

Great hearing from you again Barry. Smooth seas!

[@mwbclpn389]

You made my day again watching this wonderful sailing experience of yours ❤

[@dennismatthews6660]

Thank you! Stay safe out there.

[@alistairclyne9362]

Loved that one Barry! Safe travels, and looking forward to your next one! ⛵️🍺🍕🎸🎤

[@philo5096]

Great vid, thanx Seadog.

[@brendonmitchell2597]

Hi Barry. What a great way to say goodbye to a country. So many great stories and memories. You know move on to your next adventure in another wonderful part of the world. But now you are heading homeward. Safe journey Barry. Stay safe.

[@neilthomas3482]

Bazza what a top guy, wish I could live my life like that on a boat. Oh the UK is very dull and dark lately lol

[@Boabexplorer]

Great country Barry, spent all of my 20’s and 30’s working on prawn trawlers there. Great channel and lifestyle Barry, all the best.

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

I agree. Lifting 44 pounds from a dinghy to onboard your boat isn't easy. The sloshing doesn't help ease the task either. You definitely had a current against you going through the hole in the wall. I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.

[@DaleShirley-o1u]

Very nice version Half way around the world!

[@barryklempel7071]

Hi Barry from Barry in Colorado USA thank you for another wonderful adventure. May the God of Peace be with you always 🐻

[@rileyuktv6426]

“Who said Australia doesn’t have culture” - watching burning home made boats 😂

[@benwinter2420]

The beer can regatta up in Darwin . . please

[@rileyuktv6426]

P.S. I’m from Henley-on-Thames (with its Royal Regatta)- I loved the Henley-on-Todd Regatta when I was once in Alice Springs

[@Russread2]

Ha! Yeah... "salty semen", typical aussie humour lol🤣

[@benwinter2420]

@@Russread2 Rus read ? . . you Russians know all about rape . . in the gulags & out

[@faelsinnes]

Keep going Barry

[@blacktootherson]

Let’s gooooo new adventures of an old sea dog episode 🔥

[@ivoalexanderkapitzki1219]

Finally a new video ... got already a bit worried 🙂 Thanks for sharing !! BTW we got this system here too ... THE liquor license but it works well 🤫🤗

[@Andre-yu3qs]

Fantastic, thanks for sharing.

[@retojenal304]

Another nice episode, Barry! For provisioning, (at 2:47), I think the ratio of beer to vegetables is just about right! 😅 Looking forward to your next one! Stay safe and may the winds and seas be fair.

[@bigmancleverman989]

Good to hear from you mate.

[@richardjh2]

Navigating that passage in a sail boat - that took some nerve. Been following your journey since Panama. Often out in the northern Hauraki Gulf in my fishing boat and visit places thinking - yeah Barry was here. If you come back here, I'll motor out and drop you off a dozen cold ones. Happy sailing mate.

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Thanks, I'll look you up next time.

[@AirstripBum]

Another great video Barry! Glad you're doing okay. That's crazy about the liquor license to buy beer. Wow! I like that guy's shirt. Coincidentally, I am on a see food diet. When I see food, I eat it. Ahaw haw haw....

[@donaldvanvliet9039]

That’s probably for the aboriginals, there’s a lot of alcoholism in those communities.

[@freebirds67]

@@donaldvanvliet9039 yes thats why laws arr stricter in those parts. Not an aussie wide thing

[@DaleShirley-o1u]

You make friends everywhere!! Cruising 😅

[@twbcca]

So happy for your travels. As someone who has only sailed around the west coast of Canada I find what you do inspiring. Best sailing show on the internet

[@fredflintstone8048]

None of those locals look like they're going hungry...

[@benwinter2420]

Major world producer of aluminium ore that area . . the ground is just bauxite . . the smelter don't know if still running , caused corrosion issues on top of cars

[@finnbhansen]

thank you for a great one

[@painfree.yourself]

Great episode! So much fun and useful information. Love the fender step ❤

[@gdfggggg]

Great episode.

[@ketchmarkreviews7275]

The way things are going here Barry, I'd stay in Australia.

[@pplusbthrust]

The dog has got his sea legs back, goodO.

[@worleystudios]

I've always appreciated the shots and camera angles in your show. Takes a whole lot of extra time. Reminiscent of Survivor Man at times. Thanks, Barry!

[@seve305]

@Adventures of an old Seadog 3:00 You should consider servicing your dinghy motor, there is barely any water coming out. A new impeller, transmission fluid and gaskets all around, maybe throw in a new sparkplug aswell while your in there👍🏻

[@stephanebrun718]

Safe journey Sir !

[@busterhyman6638]

Ride them winds sea dog !!

[@elizaandalisa]

Well said mate Marty Qld Australia

[@williamtownsend3279]

Victoria Bitter is awesome beer.

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Vomit bombs !!

[@keithfletcher6123]

Many many of my friends & colleagues over the years are Aussies and Kiwis. Not a day goes by that I don’t just love the culture of “mates”. It runs deep Baz …

[@ronaldwarren5220]

Glad that you made it. Thanks for the fine video. Be VERY careful with gasoline. I worked at a major hospital in Michigan and we would have classes at the burn center. When you soak a bonfire with petrol there is a ball of vapor that surrounds the material. When you light a match and throw it in that ball of vapor will ignite and burn you horribly. This also happens when you throw the gasoline on an existing fire. Fortunately that bloke did so on a windy day so the vapor got blown away. Be safe brother and may God bless you.

[@redwood1957]

that guy is brillant thank you

[@burlatsdemontaigne6147]

It's a shame you didn't really 'see' Australia. Just a little bit of one coast. Bit like when you were in New Zealand and stuck up that river on the N.Island for a year or whatever it was. I know you can't do it all but you probably missed the best of both countries.

[@jackmead6166]

Thank you Keep safe!! I love how you get the essence of the Sailing Boating philosophy. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@fisticuffs6767]

Fire in the hole!

[@geoffroberts1608]

Wow,you wouldn’t want your engine to fail going through those rocks,exciting stuff. Yes I suppose that the hardest part of leaving a country is saying goodbye to all the wonderful people you have met. Cheers Barry for sharing your adventures ✨🎊👍

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Yeah, it would be a disaster.

[@robertgold2643]

Great episode as always… inspiring stuff mate 😎

[@gregmason2208]

You absolutely amaze me the way you just kick on then off to the next challenge and you are no spring chicken. I am Australian and have traveled a lot of this big country and also a lot of he world. Travel is such a leveling experience and so exciting. What you are doing must take a lot of courage and positive thinking. I congratulate you. Cheers from Adelaide S.A.

[@music-man]

good luck out there barry safe journey mate.

[@alkempton1512]

Once again wonderful work

[@dinkcirillo1025]

Great seeing you again..

[@jjfonacier]

You need a 3 page long application for a license to buy beer!….That’s why I’m leaving (whispering)😂😂😂

[@daveegan4554]

Gove is a great place, really enjoyed my time there. Great meeting you and Ray in Bundaberg. Fair winds Dingo

[@evonnesheim1434]

Well done!! ⛵️

[@DennisMacdonald-r7d]

Your living a dream, amazing

[@simonmoody2649]

I've been there. At the yacht club one day when a guy walked in and said, ' be careful everyone, there is a crocodile on the beach next to the dinghies '.

[@anthonymaddison9588]

Great place, always has been.

[@DaleShirley-o1u]

Crazy slot!!

[@MrJJSimonds]

Hey Barry... just caught up on the last 5 months of videos... I've known, somehow, that it was coming to an end... and it makes me sad.... I look forward to hearing of your safe arrival on in Africa. Between my Shadow and the shore, there is so much more,,... eh?

[@dadzilla007]

That Fender Step thing is sort of brilliant.

[@faircompetition1203]

Have you tried por 15 to sealin the rust ? You have to paint over it as it is not UV stable but it works really well

[@californiakayaker]

The first time I saw the Hole in the Wall was with Delos quite a while ago ! Footnote, at least you don't have as far to go. As long as a Typhoon doesn't start up ! One guy went for the predicted wind speeds and that turned out to be very costly.

[@rolandtb3]

Another bucket list item ticķed. Heading to Indonesia. Safe passage, fair winds.

[@superwag634]

I’ve sailed through the hole in the wall with a cruise ship coming the other way. It’s deep and clear

[@patrickconway5542]

An Adventures life story! Rolling Stones don’t have any moss 😉🍻

[@renegade44040]

Ship ahoy Barry!

[@bradfordbarrettluckotheIrish]

Another great one OSD!

[@SVJanicemarie]

Careening is the term you’re looking for… tide comes in lean on the port side… next tide turn her around and lean on the starboard side.. clean away..

[@shaynewoodman6610]

you showed me parts of Australia that i would love to see i love your videos keep safe a fan shayne😀😀😀

[@vorteco7692]

I loved the little bit where you were picking and singing on the guitar. I love to do that too. I wish you would include more of that in the videos. Doesn't have to be high quality or perfect. Just a little snippet of you picking as the sun goes down or something at the end of the day. That's the dream, isn't it? What guitar do you have with you? Hows it holding up with the humidity and heat?

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Rig up a double, triple or more pulley system to lift that stuff on to your boat. You might be able to find some pulleys somewhere. 😉😉That'll make it a helluva lot easier to lift the heavy stuff.

[@jamesbillington5058]

Well done mate.

[@twoeagledrones]

Cool Barry. Nice climax!

[@janicecameron3688]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bruceday450]

Nice composition

[@stevenr8606]

🤔 I have seen 👀 those step fenders on 'NEW' 😂mono-hulls in port on their sugar scoops. Please inform your next-of-kin to include a short story, not 5-pages, about its coming to be & by who. 😊 COOL‼️

[@simoncaselton9020]

Very ballsy Barry.

[@tomw5907]

Florida USA waiting patiently to welcome you, make a left in the Atlantic, you cant miss it

[@freebirds67]

Us ozzies are great mates to have. Glad you made some

[@robertcarlisle1004]

Gorgeous conditions to set off in.... pity about what followed.

[@ragnoxten4158]

Using brand new plywood to build some boats just to burn them afterwards, including the plastic sails? Clean wood would burn with white smoke.

[@wrbouwman7287]

👍

[@Darcee-p9o]

Boys n beer n burning....universal......go figure!

[@jonathanwetherell3609]

I've always known them as "Scrubbing Posts". You and I both starting to feel the years catching up but, as the saying goes, "There's plenty in the church yard who would swap places".

[@Sircraig7963]

G'day Barry, That haunting music from Michael Douglas..? his vids are so cool. Hope you enjoyed it here in OZ. Welcome back anytime . Now off ya f☆€£, ya old Sea Dog. Respect....!

[@winstonwilliams4859]

this made me miss the sea and the NT.my last time was a short stint at Elizabeth Bay

[@richardweston4493]

A few slabs of Victoria Bitter I see there Barry. They have a few colloquial names but “Vomit Bombs” is my favourite ✌🏼

[@57panamadan]

God speed ole sailor ....

[@richardkeen1996]

Scrubbing posts!!! Really enjoying the voyage!!

[@paulcollins4932]

Those are scrubbing posts as found in the river Yealm And elsewhere

[@herbertocobock9436]

I remember tying up to pilings at high tide and then doing bottom maintenance at low tide. It was called the grid because of the timbers on the bottom for the keel.