Our Scariest Moments Living On A Sailboat (After 1 Year)

[@owlspiritreiki]

I am so proud of yall. I really hope you all are proud of yourselves as well. Jumping into action like that is admirable.

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you! 🙏

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

💯🙏🏽👍

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you!!

[@TruthFirst005]

There's people who have documented storms long before YT came around but now they are wrong for documenting their experience?

[@davebaptiste1672]

It's your old banker Dave. You have survived so far. I have someone else looking to cruise the world and I had to look in on you and recommend your channel. Nice video.

[@adventurecrews]

Hey Dave!!! Thanks for checking in and great to hear from you!

[@GeoffreyAlter-de2ge]

I am an Alaskan Commercial fisherman who just bought a sailboat. I am amazed at your character and determination to help fellow sailors. This takes courage and heroism. God bless you.

[@edwardhyatt1075]

God put you in the area because he knew you both were motivated and have good hearts. Then he helped you save them. You two are awesome. Well done.

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you for the comment and we believe this as well!

[@danielhayes-domore]

Amazing 🎉 well done 👍

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you so much 😀

[@bsfishing7073]

You guys are amazing 🤩 helping everyone with whatever they are in need

[@alee5240]

Many yachts are made of plastic and have a keel; if they react quickly, they have a chance to return to deep water. But on many and all yachts there is not a single thing visible that will help other rescuers with a diesel engine pull the yacht into deep water without damaging the rudder. To pull out into deep water, you will need to slowly pull the yacht back, centimeter by centimeter at a time, removing it from the coastal soil.

[@SailingOnward]

What spotlight do you use?

[@adventurecrews]

West Marine $100 one, we have 2 and they have seemed to hold up really well.

[@justcroozin1889]

Well done for helping out! I do marine rescue work and one thing to remember in these situations is that the crews on distressed vessels will often make bad decisions due to the panic and stress they are experiencing. You guys were calm and gave clear directions which is exactly the right thing to do. The boats trying to get a line onto the distressed yacht probably should have floated the tow line in using a fender or buoy rather than getting so close that they needed to be rescued themselves. Lots of lessons learned here! As a side note, the Mayday at the beginning for the vessel taking on water in the anchorage should probably have been a Pan Pan.

[@adventurecrews]

All great information here thank you for commenting! Also agree with the Pan Pan but as you could tell from the audio this guys was freaking out while upside down in his bilge radioing for help. The float is a great point and one that I had not even thought of - Cole

[@01dumbfrog]

Don’t you just love all your friends showing pictures of lighting storms on Facebook when you live in a house with a 45 foot lighting rod attached to it… I’m surprised you didn’t stay aboard for the first hurricane it’s a right of passage I’ve lost count of how many hurricanes I have ridden through.

[@adventurecrews]

100% and yeah I am not sure there is any need to ride one out if we do not have to do so. Its not like I can do anything when it is blowing 100knts to help the boat if something actually went wrong.

[@davebarrow4460]

Y'all definitely seem like the couple to put rescue workers at risk.

[@adventurecrews]

Dave, there are no rescue workers. What are you talking about?

[@fastasfox]

I'm a Truck Driver just trying to relax on my bunk...when up pops your video.....now I'm stressed...that was intense.😂

[@adventurecrews]

oh no way!! We definitely have more relaxing videos on our channel than this one. 😂 Thank you for watching and commenting! Where is your load taking you this time?

[@dolittle11111]

Team Trucker with my wife for 25 years and counting. As a 18 year old working 110 miles South of Galveston on a rig I rode in boats or helicopters to the rigs. These 2 are reminding me of us running the semi from Indianapolis to the west coast every week. Keep it up guys you are a very tight team. Love the videos.

[@christhomas4260]

All a little dramatic really. Bit over the top really

[@shakesmarley4754]

lol if that’s a little dramatic imagine if I started taking to the big blue

[@Mya-2022]

I have been sailing since I was 5yrs old, from racing to cruising with my family. I also was in the coast guard as an adult and I have been apart of many experiences like that. You just have to do what you have to sometimes. Whatever works!! Great job guys!! I wish I have you guys around if something goes wrong, so thank you for being you!!

[@BrianRhodes9763]

Cole, you said/asked what did we do to go through this (paraphrased).... You were there, that's all it takes. Fortunately you AND Emily were willing to do something (because it takes a team). Great episode, cheers from Texas.

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you Brian, funny story and I’ll probably post this on the community page as well but….as I got my gear on at 4:30am to get in the dinghy, Emily looked at me and said…you don’t think you are going without me do you??? Hahahaha she has impressed me time and time again! I am so very lucky!

[@BrianRhodes9763]

@@adventurecrews That's not luck Cole, that's catching lightning in a jar!!!

[@adventurecrews]

LOL thanks Brian!

[@fayekinzer8454]

This was so scary but at the same time, very informative for sailing boaters. This is an amazing video.

[@adventurecrews]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jeffrandolf5673]

Back in he late 80's a retired navy guy bought a $200K 32' NEW sailboat from where I worked. No GPS then only paper charts, parralel rules, compass, etc.He knew NOTHING abt. sailing. He was supposed to LEAVE, but every morning something would be broken that we'd have to fix. Like the compass light... he must've unhooked it at night so we'd have to fix it the next day. We had a 100 pt. check list on all new boats so EVERYTHING was working when he stepped foot on. After a week of delays (fixing things he'd sabotage at night) he finally left, after his wife & kids drove back home (they were supposed to sail with him). He left not with paper charts, but with a TEXACO ROAD MAP. He hit 2 RRoad brigde bulk heads & ran onto rocks... was towed into a marina 12 mile away & hauled out as the boat was sinking. TRUE STORY!

[@donderesz4558]

These anchor dragging problems should have never have happened. The sailor wanna-bees should have put out TWO anchors in a "V" pattern from the bow with proper scope (7:1; 7 feet or rode for every 1 foot of depth) when anchoring in a harbor, especially overnite. This can be accomplished in close mooring quarters also. Also, be familiar with what's around you if you do drag and ANTICIPATE. That's the whole secret of safely sailing: Anticipate.

[@TheYachtCreator]

Anticipate - nailed it 💯⚓️👏🏻

[@crowdfundcrew]

I've never been in that situation, but glad there are people out there like you to help out! I hope you have more fun and less emergency experiences in 2024, but it's probably overall good for you to have had these early in your cruising career. Is the high deductible on lightning strikes normal in the sailing world? Donate for a Dream

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you! It really depends on the policy that you are looking for and where you want to keep the boat during hurricane season. We wanted more time in the Bahamas last year and well as you know we got that but we had to take a policy that had the high deductible. So it kinda goes hand in hand.

[@ericl2152]

SAR procedures for assisting a vessel in distress are: fire off a flare in the vicinity of the vessel in distress. Four short blast on the air horn, repeat a minute later. Make a radio distress call with location, Lat Long. Just because you can't hear them doesn't mean they can't hear you. Then go help.

[@kempenaar32]

24:55 "I don't know what in the world we did to be put in this position" - Answer is simple: you adopted the name "The adventure crews". The gods have answered your request - you got what you asked for. Suggest changing your name to "Boring travels".

[@adventurecrews]

LOL well our last name is "Crews" but I guess you are right, it is certainly always an "Adventure"...thanks for watching.

[@donnahalperin2840]

What a fantastic couple. You complement each other so well. Seems like your put in places you are desperately needed. Blessing☺️

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you so much!

[@lcclark1307]

“There’s alot of lessons to learn…” living on a boat😀💦 Glad you survived hurricane season 💕 and your boat!

[@PaulKling]

Wow that last story was pretty intense. I can't help but think what would have happened if you two weren't around or didn't notice. Those folks would have been in tough situation trying self rescue. Great job keeping your wits about you and helping.

[@adventurecrews]

Thanks Paul! Hope all is well on your end!

[@canawest]

Great video. The section of the boat aground is great of things what not to do. I sure wish people would be better prepared through education and videos such as these. See this all the time on bareboat charters.

[@johnmagnan759]

with modern technology today and a little thing on the chart plotter called an anchor alarm there is no excuse for dragging anchor and running aground. Back in my day we sailed with paper charts because GPS navionics were too expensive for the average sailor. Our inshore navigation was LoranC. If I ever get to do it over again I'm going to be spoiled with modern navionics and push button sailing.

[@adventurecrews]

Put a plan together and get back out here!

[@ElvisGarciaDeJesus-bl4cf]

Hi Adventure Crews, have you ever seemed big sharks? Have sharks attacked your boat at any giving point?

[@GrantGrove]

I got really tired off having to do the same. Rescuing gets old real quick. S/C Reality

[@nicolecrews4020]

Truly so impressed with you guys and the challenges you’ve taken on to live your best life!! Such a great video!!!

[@adventurecrews]

Thanks so much sister! Love you!

[@jonrunningbear8206]

This is why people shouldn’t be on the water youtube is not a source of education i see so many people die or hurt because of their stupidity

[@lorimartin3827]

OMGOSH, I can not imagine. Thank God the two of you could help. You are both so knowledgeable, caring and trustworthy to help others. If people are not going to be safe and educated enough they should not be on the water like that. You both were a God send to all of those people. Thank you for all you did to help others and praise God you came home safely. Be safe and well in the future. Safe travels.❤😮❤

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you!!

[@joeyc8546]

That was amazing to sum up so many events so well. Impressed how effective you are with the emergencies, excellent team work! Nice idea using the drone to help assess with the first one.

[@phatista]

Inexperience at its worse. I buy cheap boats to make mistakes on while I save for the nice one. If it wasn't for $350,000 you all would be in serious trouble. How much motoring vs. sailing do you do?

[@adventurecrews]

Hi @phatista, I am not sure I understand your inexperience comment....while your logic sounds good, I have to tell you, it is flawed...just as MLB players strike out, the same goes for the most experiences captains....mistakes are made daily and being out here on the water you just have to keep yourself humble because it can happen to any of us at anytime....As for the $350K comment, I do not understand what you are saying.

[@goleafsgo8496]

Huh? Like the channel operator me is a bit confused?

[@SpartyTime]

You probably know this now but toilet seat covers should always be down on sailboats when the head is not in active use. This keeps items from falling in and getting sucked into the pump.

[@adventurecrews]

Hahaha good point! We ended up learning another trick from a fellow cruiser…museum putty under all our organizers and even our plants and picture frames to keep them from sliding around.

[@jaxcrax9644]

I am surprised yal still have that boat, considering yal didn’t know what you were getting into. Hopefully, you are learning some good lessons. All the bad luck yal run into-I hope nobody has put a jinx on yal.

[@adventurecrews]

surprised we have it???

[@bsfishing7073]

The grateset community of people are liveaboard no doubt about it

[@vancewalker421]

Wow, this was hard to watch, so glad you weathered the storms, stayed safe and were able to help others in need. 🥰So proud of you!

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you so much!

[@kellik5453]

I wondered about the down votes. To me this seems over-dramatized and Blair Witch esque.

[@adventurecrews]

Sorry you feel that way, just sharing our experiences with the world.

[@swabby913]

If you guys ever see us ive got some beers for you. Lol. Good on you for stepping up. Itll come back to you one day. SV Too Short. Leopard 46

[@JC-vh7vy]

Bravo, you both deserve an Oscar.😀

[@tunatyme720]

Spear it Animal ,, Sacsha and Raff so cool they are one of the best 💯🇺🇲 new sub for your channel look foward to following your journey

[@offshoretinker]

When to reef? The second it comes to mind.

[@Famdockevin1]

That boat belongs on a back-bay, not on an open sea facing summer storms.

[@adventurecrews]

LOL Kevin, our boat has been across the Atlantic 3 times. 😂

[@edwardhyatt1075]

Hurricane Ian sank our sailboat in the Matanza River in St Augustine, Florida in Oct 2023. We lost everything and are STILL arguing with FEMA. They haven't given us any money and barely gave us any time.

[@adventurecrews]

No way!! I am so sorry to hear that!!

[@hugohabicht9957]

Why would FEMA give you money? That’s what insurance is for

[@friarfoxz]

If ever there was a video to sell boat insurance, this would be it. Great job folks and may Neptune smile on you.

[@kristenadams13]

Wow. I think it’s just a God thing that you’ve been there to help! Love your channel 💪🔥🥰

[@adventurecrews]

Agree! It’s been an interesting year that’s for sure! Thank you for watching!

[@eccentricsmithy2746]

Lets sell everything including our home to go sailing a few years only to come back afterwards with no money and no house. Cruising doesnt last forever.

[@adventurecrews]

Hi Bucky, It's clear you haven't watched our videos but we welcome you to start from the beginning. 😁 We actually don't advise anyone who is looking to live this lifestyle to "sell it all." While many do, we agree with you that it's a bad idea not having an asset to come back to and that's why we kept one of our homes. Thanks for watching!

[@jeffrandolf5673]

"that's why we kept *_one of our homes._* " Now it all makes sense. They can afford to lose their boat, entirely. Insurance will give 'em some money, then it's back to living in "one of our homes" & still have another 20 years to work & make more coin. Must be nice.

[@gregosborn7124]

So inspiring… every anchorage needs a ‘Cole&Emily” around to save our tail feathers when the chips are down.

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you!!!

[@JayPerrypersonal]

Great job guys, sailors should always offer help to other sailors. One tip when pulling out an anchor with your dinghy, loop a line around the anchor and leave the anchor in the water outside of your dinghy. Pull the anchor out then slip one end of the line to release the anchor.

[@markus717]

Great TV drama moments, like the big concern for the guy sinking on his mooring due to a through-hull. He had two choices: plug it somehow, or get in his dinghy and go to shore. What's a MayDay going to achieve? Is the Coast Guard going to fix your through-hull for you?

[@shaunshaun8597]

The three stooges are significantly smarter than this pair

[@adventurecrews]

Really? Why's that?

[@georgelasko7019]

Cool heads, common sense and skill really had the situation under control!! Kudos to you both!!!!

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you so much!

[@9b85e5da6d]

Jeez that's a lotta down votes. Skipping

[@adventurecrews]

You should watch to see what they dislike and let me know 😉

[@joshuaforbus5853]

Your brave. 1997-2006 US Marine infantryman Sgt.100P.T. Goodluck Godbless Josh...edited...Id have a plan of defense for pirates. Wordly pirates are a real threat. You have to hurt them for your liberty. I write this in concern. Love light easy winds

[@adventurecrews]

100% agree with you!

[@markthomasson5077]

When you are in your dinghy attempting to rescue, similarly the other boats, perhaps you should anchor up wind, and let yourself back to the boat in distress. So you are not relying on your motor which could easily get swamped, or hit bottom. Then pull in with their main anchor and set that. (A SAR rescue craft will have a water jet, so not be at risk).

[@jeffhudspeth6397]

I’m so proud of you Emily! Small town girl makes good!

[@adventurecrews]

I have to say Captain Emily is doing great out here and I am one lucky guy! - Cole

[@sailingabroad6528]

I moved aboard then Idalia came through I totally understand the feeling of walking away wondering what you come back to

[@BruceBerry-g4b]

This is silly. If you have time away from work and on the boat, just sail away!!! Hurricanes move at 12 mph, you don't have to sail 5 mph with a 24 hour notice. JUST SAIL AWAY! Oh, wait you have a KZbin channel.

[@scetchport]

Aussy here, sooo enjoyed this video, was on your boat with you, I'm 70 and can appreciate the pitfalls and joys. Stay safe. Liked and subbd.

[@adventurecrews]

Welcome aboard!

[@jimmerrill5471]

How many times have you help someone, hurt yourself or ruin your stuff due to incompetence or stupid, then get blame for something you did to help. People generally suck and will sacrifice you for their survival.

[@marinesurveygroupltd7322]

You should try and use your kill cord and life jacket when in your dingy..That's probably the riskiest thing you've done.

[@placebogazebo9671]

What would be cool is an "anchor pulley", an anchor with a pully on it. You drop the anchor way offshore with a line through the pulley, one end on the boat, another onshore than you can pull the boat from shore as the tide comes in (Ideally, don't know if this would actually work).

[@paulbarrett6447]

really hard to understand common sense, evrybody who embarks on the ocean should think about the risks..or do they just blindly go..its tough watching the rich go on with there struggles, when they arn't a struggle at all..try the waters around new zealand sometime

[@seapine99]

This was amazing! So impressive that you were involved in 2 rescue efforts! You both have GUTS and FORTITUDE! I give you both a lot of credit! GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you so much!

[@SmooveBee1]

How insurable is a sail boat of this size? in USD; and after a boat loss, what is the deductible? Many of us want to now, bc we don't own sail boats or catamarans, etc.

[@crystalcolwell937]

You both are so Amazing...You were put on that boat to help people.God put you there.

[@murusa4555]

Dont scare people like that, sailing isnt that bad

[@adventurecrews]

How many wrecked cars have you passed on the roads....did it stop you from driving? This is not to scare people but share with people the realities of sailing. Thank you for watching

[@murusa4555]

@@adventurecrews Not many; but still, nice Video

[@markthomasson5077]

Hurricane coming, and you removed all unnecessary windage…amazing, you do t often see that!!!

[@lorithrower2467]

Hi guys! I so enjoyed your video, so exciting. I laughed when you said this was the worse experience ever, over and over….. that's sailing for you, right? I love how you were so normal, admitted how scared you were and not sure about what to do but figured it out best you could. You are both kind and caring people like most full timers are. We only did it for a year. We were going to wait for retirement but thank the Lord we didn't as it would never have happened so I hope people listen to your advice and do it while you can. It was the best year of our lives. I wish you many more happy and safe years of sailing, all three of you. 🐾😁

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you so much!

[@jimakcelik6486]

You should try Atlantic Crossing to Europe 😅

[@adventurecrews]

we are currently 50-50 on the Atlantic or crossing the Pacific

[@lcclark1307]

Maybe a little more sailing experience under your belts would make this a more fun adventure!

[@sailingtheboat]

Amazing work on your videos guys, and also crazy experiences we haven't lived through yet that it's good to think about. Appreciate all the effort and work that goes into these!

[@adventurecrews]

Thanks so much guys! We appreciate you watching and commenting! The support from friends on the water is always great to see!

[@steveneddy9492]

YOU DON'T FAKE TEARS TO WELL

[@jeffrandolf5673]

16:53 Crocodile tears.🤢🤢🤢🤮 The entire thing was soooooooo DRAMAtic. And I've been there;done that: bouncing off the bottom in the *_Doldrums_* North of Bimini in the early 80's, with only paper charts,parallel rules, & a pointer. Loran C (no reception) with a fever of 102; having to climb the mast to look for deeper water (& land,) with the diesel engine wanting to over heat if we went over 2500rpms to try to power the keel through the sand to deeper water.

[@motoryachtloon]

I think the lesson here is don't anchor in the same anchorage as you guys, as you bring bad luck. 😂 In all seriousness, nice work for helping and a great video. See you round the islands 🛥⛵🏝🤙

[@adventurecrews]

Hahaha thanks guys! That would be awesome to catch up with you. We will be heading south from the DR late April might you still be around in the Caribbean?

[@ozarkguns1]

You should list your make and year of your sailboat.

[@adventurecrews]

It’s a 2016 Leopard 44

[@MrChrisHobday]

You guys are totally right with time moving quickly than we expect. With that to change direction in life can be the best decision we make. I’m a disabled sailor with CRPS in my right leg below the knee after an accident in 06 where I fell into a trench. Now I use a wheelchair on land & the boat on the water. I’ve just bought a Fisher 25 with my Wife in the 🇬🇧. & etting ready for the summer. I’ve seen some of you work & love this video. Maybe time for a binge watching on a miserable day. Best regards Chris

[@adventurecrews]

Hi Chris! Thank you so much for the comment and congrats on the Fisher 25! We hope you enjoy all that we have to binge! Sorry to hear about your accident but hey great for getting after it and enjoying life! Where are you watching from? Cheers - Emily

[@MrChrisHobday]

@@adventurecrews Thank you I try to keep pushing on but some days are better than others but I know that’s the same goes many of us. I live in a place called Peacehaven in East Sussex UK, it’s very close to Brighton. With all the rain days with spots of sunshine a good binge in compulsory. 😃

[@INNOVATIONCONCEPT]

INTRESSTING CHANNEL, KEEP IT UP, THANKS, WE LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOU!!

[@jimhazelwood9264]

Dude boating is not many clear skies ,,your unrealistic … you need serious training and extensive professional help,,, get your mariners captain license!!!! Seriously

[@adventurecrews]

LOL Jim, can you give some context to your thoughts here?

[@barneycockburn]

Helluva lot less scary than living in a modern American metropolitan shithole these sad days

[@RichardTavilla]

The whale shark was completely fine. That’s the way they eat. Yes it was very nice of you to be super concerned, but definitely wouldn’t be any way to help. I’m glad your boat wasn’t damaged as well

[@adventurecrews]

Yes, thank you

[@daddioisik8217]

It’d have been great if all sailers started with introducing themselves and their boat beforehand so that viewers have an idea of what experience level is handling what boat!

[@adventurecrews]

I am not sure I follow

[@StewartGartland]

Just selling ours after 15000 nautical miles. No scary bits, no storms, no dramas..........but we are organised!

[@austingode]

Organized ?

[@SailingPauHana]

WOW...Good on you guys. You guys are awesome....catastrophe magnets, but still awesome 😊

[@adventurecrews]

lol after putting together this episode I am starting to think about that magnet issue as well lol what’s going on here?

[@michaelmcgibbon7678]

Wow what luck. Id get out of there while your still alive. Modern day civillian coast guard. Keep those cameras rolling.

[@adventurecrews]

you got it!

[@bobbates7343]

Well if good looks help the boat be safe then Miss Capt. will make the boat safe

[@captainsalty9022]

When thoughts bubble up, “I wonder if I should…,” DO IT NOW! Shorten sail, let out more anchor chain, leave the current anchorage, DO IT NOW1

[@adventurecrews]

100%

[@Fwdking]

17:30 comedy of errors

[@adventurecrews]

There was 3 boats on the reef at one point 🫣

[@Fwdking]

@adventurecrews please don't think I thought you were in error. Actually, I think a lot of your responses had perfect rationales.

[@Fwdking]

@@adventurecrews do both of you have any slight thought of a trip DownUnder ? 🇦🇺🦘👍

[@GianLeRoax]

but why would you even think of doing such a journey in the stormiest seasons of the year. doesn't make any sense. even someone like myself that has been doing crossings for years would wait it out. im glad you guys are safe but wow never have i heard of anyone idk stupid or brave to go sailing in hurricane season. unless it was your intention and wanted to see how far you can push yourself. but then again as a sea rescue operator, i have to say that it was a pretty selfish move putting yourself in such danger and forcing us rescuers to assist if anything had to go horribly wrong. I TAKE MY HAT OFF FOR YOU GUYS BUT PLEASE DONT DO THAT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@adventurecrews]

Hi Gian! Thank you for watching but I’m super confused about your comment. Can you explain what you’re talking about and I can provide clarification

[@philcolquitt778]

Drama queens!

[@adventurecrews]

Hi Phil! Thanks for the comment and welcome to the travel! I’d love to know why you thought we were being drama queens?

[@michaellord9]

you guys are literally lifesavers... without you things would be in a lot worse position, so buying into the yachting lifestyle was an actual must... awesome

[@mikaeelshabazz5376]

Not sure if you’re aware, but the ABC Islands are outside of the hurricane window. Consider sailing to Aruba or Curaçao vs anywhere in Florida or the coast during hurricane season in your future travels. Fair winds and safe travels.

[@adventurecrews]

Yes we have that on our radar for next year thank you

[@russellmorrison9521]

His head is twice as big as hers...I guess he is rich

[@Smeg120]

You should change the name of the channel to : ANGELS CREWS. You derserve my respect and SUSCRIBE+ COMMENT.

[@adventurecrews]

Haha thank you!

[@danielrobinson5870]

Pause the video at 6:27. That's another sailboat from another sailing youtube couple. Spear it animal. Just a crazy cameo.

[@adventurecrews]

Haha yes! We were in the same anchorage for a little while. They’re good friends of ours 😁

[@notwhatiwasraised2b]

Girl, your hands are at you neck and upper chest in every clip. The resulting irritations + sun exposure are gonna ruin you. Find some product to calm the irritations before skin cancer gets you...maybe cover up until you get it sorted

[@adventurecrews]

My hands are at my neck?? You lost me here… 😵‍💫

[@kmrbsc]

Great video! Thanks for posting. This was my first of your videos and am now a new subscriber!

[@adventurecrews]

Thanks and welcome aboard! Where are you watching from?

[@Mike7O7O]

Guys, you are a bad luck magnet! If I ever see you anchoring near me, I'm weighing anchor immediately! Only joking. 😁

[@adventurecrews]

If you see us anchoring next to you...know we will be there to help if you have issues.

[@roadboat9216]

Wow, in 25+ yrs of cruising I have done a number of rescues like this and I know for sure saved a couple of lives. But goodness not in the short time that you have been out there. Wow. So good and critical to give help. Mariners stick together!

[@adventurecrews]

Thanks for the comment Fred! Agree with you, the two back to back was a lot and we know people will be there for us one day.

[@mshhz]

drama

[@adventurecrews]

Drama??

[@Kellysnorthshore]

Great episode crew! So many channels will show something bad here and there but never seen a compilation like this. Well done on the edit and well done for all you did to help those in need! Take Care of You!

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you!

[@enriquewernekinck5795]

They anchored...and went to sleep??...with out checking every couple hours ??...

[@adventurecrews]

I'm not sure what you're talking about