That's not all they don't allow at least not without two or three documentation processes including immigration. Not being political here. Just noting the differences.

Its especially amazing considering that the shape of some of that plastic indicates that it hasn't drifted very far.

That sounds like great solutions.

So True

All of the island countries , especially Asia , has the same problem . But please do not forget that it's not only our own trash , it is also , trash of the world , we receive shipping containers of western worlds trash on a daily basis . Actual containers , with trash , that you think is being recycled and you think you are doing a great job because you recycle . trash form America , Canada , Australia , anything that isn't recyclable ends up here in Indonesia , in Malaysia , in china , the Philippines . Indonesia has no recycling plants , the people here are mostly poor , and cannot and do not have the knowledge and do not have the facilities to be able to deal with trash in the best way . It ends up in a fire , trash is burnt here , and unfortunately because of the amount of trash , a lot of it swims out into the ocean and rivers .

@@salemalisalee W⭕W, shipping containers full of trash! I also read many years ago that trash can float 1000s of miles...example, Ashley & Ben spotting trash floating.

Umm one? 🍻

i have red horse and an indian beer (which ive tried)

Go Pinkle hi i believed, he doesn’t know it, only those who hopped the island with a tour guide from the locals. I have been in the place like 3yrs ago when everything was as clean as the crystal water on el-nido palawan. I hate those irresponsible tourists who throw their water bottle everywhere on the island. Sad of hearing and seeing things like this.

I'm expecting too. Philippines is the world's center of marine biodiversity.

💯 % Absolutely. Every single atoll and island we have sailed to has had plastic on it. Some worse than others due to the currents. Right now in Indonesia and we’ve stopped fishing because we catch garbage on our lures every time. It’s really bad

​@@SailingNahoa That's terrible. But our PM doesn't understand that. He thinks another tax system will save our environment. ugh. I think at our grass roots, working on lower plastic consumption is a good thing, but we need other countries to buy in.

bee

I've walked into a 3m beehive colony (in SHORTS) and was not stung once...they're the most docile of "dangerous" insects (and the most *valuable*).

BTW I'm doing this single handedly... Haven't broken a nail yet 😁

Why were you in a hurricane? They forecast them.

Yah. I know what you’re talking about. Our anchor and chain must weigh several hundreds of pounds. Probably just pull the buoy under

what are they supposed to do gently lower they anchor like a feather?? the comments people make these days smh...

Not sure about that. Always could spend more time on them but aim for 1 video per week 🍾

More would come and that would bee a bigger problem

More surprising is that those water bottles have Vietnamese labels on them.

4.5 years. Finished? Already thinking about a second lap.

@@SailingNahoa Stay safe out there. Thanks for the videos 😊

@@SailingNahoa On your second lap, try to visit more Philippine islands. Go to Batanes, the northernmost part of the Philippines. Then there are more islands in the Visayas region that you didn't go. Siargao in Mindanao is also becoming popular now.