Preview: Emma Ringqvist & The Art of Slowing Down Time

A beautifully made short film about Emma Ringqvist’s 164 days alone at sea…

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    Bill Pastor says:

    Loved this beautiful person’s story. amazing film!

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    Andrew MacGinitie says:

    Fantastic! Wonderful :-) Thanks for this!

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    Chris Rogers says:

    Bravo Emma. Bravo Mattias. Thank you for this film that captured real sailing and venturing out there where it is you and your boat and your nature in the context of this earth. This was a refreshing story and a nice escape at the end of the day. Thank you Steve and OCH.

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    David Rawls says:

    The vastness of God’s creation and creatures is probably best seen on His waters? Where else can a person be so lost and so found? Thanks and congratulations! Assume the babe has arrived? May all of your dreams come true!

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    Ken Fulton says:

    Beautifully Done will finish it later and savor it again!

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    Oh the doldrums. Her strumming and humming and songs. And, that poem! What a beautiful record of her journey. If you see this Emma, bravo on the voyage AND what you saved of it to share with us. Hope to cross paths with you in Sweden some day.

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    Hugh MacRae says:

    Thank you for sharing your journey. I enjoyed the film.
    Hugh

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    Doug Day says:

    Marvelous. An inspiration! Come sing at Sweet Chariot, Swan’s Island, Maine. Aug 1-5, 2022 or whenever you are sailing with Uke in Maine. Thanks, Doug Day

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    Barbara Woll Jones says:

    Inspiring and beautifully filmed/told. Thank you, OCH crew !

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    Ralph Johnson says:

    That voyage map across the upper and lower Atlantic was a giant “figure eight” of life.
    So well done, thank you.

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    George Ojdrovich says:

    I am not boat builder so I subscribe to OCH for sailing videos and stories like this. Just wonderful- thank you so much!

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    karenlsullivan says:

    To Emma and Mattias, BRAVO for a lyrical voyage echoing the wandering tradition of the ancients, beautifully and sensitively filmed. Great music, too. Thank you Steve, for bringing them into OCH. Emma, when we crossed the Pacific in our 24-footer in 2012 we were becalmed for 3 weeks, so when you said you’d heard of someone being becalmed for so long, my ears perked up. I truly know that feeling of loss of control, it is both chaining and freeing. It makes you reach for depths you didn’t know existed. Best wishes for many, many good voyages and songs.
    Karen

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    Laurence Clement says:

    Really appreciate this film. Thank you.

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    Dave Bruce says:

    So precious … Thank you all … Obviously Emma’s deep skills and attention, her great sense of music practice and expression, very delightful … a whale of of tale so truly whole!!!

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    Arthur Winer says:

    A beautiful film in all respects, thanks for sharing it.
    (For the record, she was clipped onto a jackline often).

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    Kenneth Murphy says:

    Amazing film. Thank you for finding this one, Steve

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    David Yeowart says:

    Thank you for your story, Well done, your amazing.

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    Scott Patrick says:

    All I could think was no PFD and not clipped on – must have death wish.

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    Dave Mitchell says:

    A wonderful little film! Loneliness can be very recuperative sometimes. Thank you, Dave.

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    Donald Campbell says:

    What a wonderful story, beautifully filmed so raw and honest. DC