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Any wood 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 well played sir. 👏👏👏

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Agreed, beautifully set up. No nonsense, just a yacht to explore the world with, the fact that it has done is just a total confirmation of that.

I wouldn't buy anything this big without two engines. After being left bouncing around on the Clyde River doing 20 to 30 deg rolls on a 65 boat with one engine, I want two engines.

@@Canopus68 it has 2 engines.

Same here It will probably be a row boat but oh well

@@keithclark486 hhhhhhhhhh

Thanks Nicholas - the biggest challenge right now is that our team are selling yachts so quickly we are running out of yachts to film!

@@Yachtsforsaleblog What a probelm to have!

If it was owned by a Chinese billionaire, chances are it was to symbolize the CCP haha it is bold though I give it that

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If it's just splashing around chartering you will likely not need a full compliment, but during proper exploration the bridge will be running a 24 hour shift system, three rotas of 8 hours. Also crew can include the likes of teachers for the children (as the previous owner did) so some crew slots will be optional (teacher, fitness instructor / nutritionist, PA, etc.).

I remember myself, as well as others asking for this. I appreciate you adding it, shows your read, and consider the viewers perspective when making these videos. No wonder they always resonate with me. As always, top notch stuff David!!

Thanks for the feedback!

So do they go with this ship or do they follow the current owner to a new yacht ?

It’s up to the crew, the buyer, and the seller to decide when the yacht is purchased.

@@anderspersson7084 Give them a decent offer and they'll move to you.

@@Yachtsforsaleblog Hi David, I have a question for you : Let's say you have an explorer yacht and you're in the middle of nowhere like the back end of Canada, you want to celebrate a big occasion with fireworks. Would you be allowed to do this? Or even in international waters? I'm not sure if you've had a question like this one.

@@lionelgower6877 international waters you can and in a remote area, really who is going to stop you. However, these are deemed 'explosives' and most captain's won't want them on the yacht to begin with. This is a,so assu in you bought them somewhere legally or legally-ish, then went into Canada you would be subject to to inspection and it is unlikely you would get them through customs. But if you sailed from America up to Canada then took a sharp turn at the north, you could set them off, but not on the ship. No captain will want them on board going off. Neither will most owners since they can burn the teak, injure people possibly, or create some other mishap. So again, the captain will want them off board from land. The other thing you have to consider is using fireworks and someone gets hurt seriously and you are in the back end of Canada. It just creates a situation the captain would need to answer for if the Coast Guard came because of a fire or someone was hurt. But if you own a yacht, you are rich enough to hire a pyrotechnics company to come in an do a proper show. Set things up on barges and what not. Wouldn't be cheap, but cheaper than the yacht burning down, rui ING the deck or a wrongful death/severe injury lawsuit

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Thanks for watching. Usually when a potential buyer asks for information about a yacht it’s fairly easy to google them and establish whether they are likely to have the funds to buy it. Some buyers are not visible inline though, so the Seller asks for some indication about their wealth level. The people with money are usually accustomed to this and provide some documentary evidence. Those without usually get offended about being asked.

I’ll make sure I don’t use the handrail next time…just to reassure viewers that I’m still nimble!