Living OFF GRID on a BUDGET Sailboat | S04E24

[@ProjectAtticus]

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[@CanadaCa-ib9us]

Are you guys thinking of upgrading the boat to a larger one anytime in the near future? Amazing videoS all the time..

[@harveyfloyd6045]

Hey, tell people how they/we can simply donate via paypal. I didn't understand about the patreon subsctiptions (I had mentioned that a while back). I was just on the project atticus page and found that I could simply do a straight and simple donation. So, sent you $25. Keep safe and know that most of us are completely baffled that any one could give any of your videos a thumbs down. . .

[@pathonnost4320]

Out of all the sailing tubes you guys are the best, you showed how it can be done by anyone. Totally awesome!

[@ProjectAtticus]

@@CanadaCa-ib9us hey! great question! we go over this a lot in our live streams. check them out here: Live Streams & Cruising Tips: kzbin.info/aero/PLOdfI7CmkSxguXsixBzcBAq_Fh4nUOP_6 or join us for a live stream this coming Wednesday at 6:30 PM ET 😁⛵

[@ProjectAtticus]

@@harveyfloyd6045 thanks so much for your generous donation!! we'll mention it in an upcoming episode! thanks for the feedback! and thanks for your support!!

[@hyfryd6677]

Honestly you guys seem more genuine then the other sailing channels with their million dollar yachts.

[@amaturearcadia]

Totally true. Wind Hippi sailing is cool too

[@awesomeandre1757]

I was thinking the same thing...great job guys!

[@AshleyFox275]

Absolutely! Love how genuine they are!! New sub and like given 🙂

[@jamescoleman6048]

truth that bro

[@curtis209]

What do y'all think about the channel "Sailing La-Vagabond"?

[@micaonyx5301]

You guys are really blessed to have found someone with the same mindset as you. With the crazy things that's going on right now I wish I had someone I loved and could sail away from the insanity that's happening in the US right now,😞

[@lukemckee9772]

You need to follow the passion yourself, then if your not looking and concentrated you might find someone

[@davidharlem6824]

In terms of explaining the logistics of living on a small boat, this is the best video I have EVER seen. Thank you for an awesome presentation.

[@ProjectAtticus]

🤗 thank you David! glad you enjoyed this one!

[@unclebob6728]

These kids are real! Go Atticus!

[@z20000z]

I have to agree. I love this kind of sailing content and it was one of the most enjoyable videos of it's kind! Keep it up guys, and thank you!

[@Sailspirit99]

Agreed

[@jesusgil9971]

Agree

[@johnbukowsky4709]

Of all the KZbin sailing videos we’ve watched, this one is with question the best. It is informative. It is honest. It is useful. You’ve done an amazing job finding harmony. Well done.

[@byronpaul19]

FINALLY!!!! A REALISTIC sailing/adventure couple who seem to TRULY live off-grid not relying on rich parents, trust funds or the previous 7 figures they earned in high paying jobs. The ONLY sailing channel that I shall live vicariously through from now on.

[@ryankenney629]

To be fair, some of those couples now make decent money by producing videos on youtube. Also, who cares where peoples money comes from?

[@bongothom]

"the perfect is the enemy of the good". Very wise words to live by.

[@ruslana.6559]

I am a yachtsman and I have a very good idea of how difficult it is to achieve an acceptable level of comfort on a small yacht. Guys, you have perfectly solved the everyday issues of the heterosexual crew. Bold like and subscription!

[@rickancil5222]

"The perfect is the enemy of the good." I love this quote!

[@steyely]

Well said!

[@rustyjeff3007]

I think Lin/Larry Pardy said it best. Go simple, go small, go now...

[@freddiemesquit9746]

Being a poor boy myself I appreciated the fact that you're living a dream and working at the same time. To your continued success!

[@larryfranklin8903]

Trust me ,they have a lot of money invested in that boat....

[@mbahdarmin9854]

@@larryfranklin8903 i think so

[@alexhebert6397]

This was great. Probably one of the best "explainer" videos of the logistics involved with living on a sailboat. I know there could have been so much more, but I appreciate the direction and effort you guys give to make quality content for us. Thank you.

[@smarthustlersclub6375]

@@larryfranklin8903 not so much bro! With 150k you can get such boat

[@bluetickhound16]

Thank you both for giving me a full half hour of time in which I was able to remember that a world without coronavirus even existed... because it wasn’t mentioned once in this entire video!

[@peppeddu]

20:05 If you wanna save electricity you can use a DC-DC laptop charger made for cars. They're way more efficient than converting your 12VDC to 110AC and then back to whatever your laptop needs. The Topland M4315 does a good job and comes with an adapter for just about any laptop out there.

[@zikzaki7253]

These days it's so hard to find someone who truly respects and loves you. You are lucky to have each other. I think that is the key. I wish You all the best in future.

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

I was thinking the same thing. It's also rare that you find somebody who's skills and efforts compliment your life to make things better and to move you towards your goals.

[@thejellyphone1753]

100% nowadays it a relationship of convenience....

[@ronprince1478]

I personally think sailing a small sailboat gets you excepted into local culture much easier (you obviously have to stretch ever dollar (small inexpensive yacht)) as apposed to a large (expensive (they have plenty of money) yacht). Also the fact that you learn your true impact on the environment you love to be in, (a city person will seldom think of how much water they use to wash). I love the satisfaction this gives. Enjoy your lives, and remember, everyone gets to die, but only some get to truly live. Blue sky’s.

[@carlosmantilla3483]

What respectable people ... show that whoever has character and goodness of soul has what he loves and enough ...! We have to help them in that excitingly sustainable life ...!

[@mitchajankovic987]

When I was a teenager I was very into the sailboats and the lifestyle that you show in your video. I miss that feeling and enjoy watching your adventures and how accurate you show the real boaters experience. Enjoy your life.

[@fire8storm]

When I first started watching, I was thinking what the heck!? I’ve been following since the beginning. There’s nothing new, no great adventures. Then I realized, this is the perfect video to share with someone who might not have a clue about the features of a sailboat or the compromises of living aboard. Thanks for that.

[@ChristheBliz]

I've been watching alot of sailing videos lately but this is by far the one that has struck me deepest in terms of inciting an actual feeling of doability. The warmth and passion you both show towards your life and struggles on the boat made me smile. I hope that I some day can find the courage to make the leap that clearly have made your life fuller, stay safe and happy sails!

[@williamgraham8809]

Self reliance explained perfectly. Live, love work and play all in balance!

[@michaelgeti8110]

Hi I've been watching your guys for a year now it's like I'm traveling around the world be safe and God bless

[@ProjectAtticus]

thanks for sticking with us!! 😁⛵

[@gavinblackwood327]

I enjoyed listening to the both of you, its like i'm in a classroom learning about the boat and marine life.

[@inpersonaDK]

Thank you for sharing the pros and cons. Such a joy to witness people like you living out a dream. A famous Danish sailor and author Troels Kløverdahl (1943-2018) said : “Happiness is when your expectations align with reality”

[@manieduplessis5340]

Thank you. Bring back memories for me. I sailed 14 years round the world on a 31 foot build in 1941. Was a steel boat. You have much more then I had onboard. Just don’t make the mistake I did and thought I have been round and sell.

[@pinot7914]

Wow...speechless! All of my life I wanted to do what you did......14 years.....amazing! Reading posts like yours give me strength....muchas gracias

[@cbsowell1]

A very thorough and thoughtful discussion of living off the grid for new and experienced sailors looking to simplify their approach to sailing

[@jckirby7994]

This is a great way for any one to learn everyday life and how to cope with off grid sea life.. you two are The examples of boat life... y'all make me happy thank you

[@MrOnetwoseven]

The smartest sailing couple I've seen so far. 30 feet of adventure and happiness.

[@SwordOfTheSpirit-I-]

You 2 make a great couple! These are the moments you 2 can reflect back on when yous are old and wrinkly, rocking on that chair! God bless you both and stay safe!

[@dennismassegee5405]

I just found and fell in love with you two. I am a child of the desert and can say that you inspire me. Thank you for loving, being honest, and then generously sharing your bounty with us. We love you and pray for you! -dm

[@robertcolvin3182]

Great episode. A whole new look. Well done. Great information all around, but for the casual viewer who spends time in the sun, thanks for sharing that information. Skin cancer is a quiet enemy that sneaks up on you and while very treatable, is something once you have it, needs constant attention.

[@gregc6535]

Unbelievable how far you guys have come over the years. I remember your first episode and your first sail after the boat was ready... the quality of the videos and the confidence that you both have now comes through and it's been an enjoyable ride watching your progression.

[@captainandthelady]

I've had this dream since 1972. but kept putting barriers in my way. First it was alcohol. Then I married a wonderful woman with two wonderful kids and gave up alcohol. By the time they grew up it was time to take care of "the elders". By the time they had passed away, we were 70ish and my wife now has stage 4 ovarian cancer. This is a cautionary tale to any body listening. P.S. Don't feel sorry for me for I have had a good life and still have time to sail a bit Remember, "Carpe Diem".

[@ProjectAtticus]

thanks for sharing your story with us. Your wife and kids are lucky to have you looking after them. family is something we miss a lot while off grid. thanks for watching!

[@elleJay-mb4yn]

A very noble man sir. Hope you can still live out your dreams to voyage to places you desired. Blessings from 🇬🇧

[@TONDANO11]

Seems you have a wonderful life, taking care your wife and kids, also the chance to take care the elders is a very honorable responsibilities, am sure you'll have even more fruitful life ahead...

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

Even at 48 this comment resonates with me so much. The things we most often regret in life are the things not done, or the things we waited too long before we did them.

[@canadianclassic9577]

🙏🙏

[@billzeiler5811]

I really did enjoy this episode. In fact, I have enjoyed all of your episodes. You two are so down to earth and genuine in providing insights into you experiences while sailing. You are just lovely people and I admire what you are and what you do. Best wishes for continued adventures.

[@jeffreystork6862]

Thank you for sharing your off shore sailing experiences and how you maintain living off the grid; the logistics and repairs. You depend on each other for everything. As a mountain back packer, I find your navigation, satellite communications, solar power, 12v systems and food preparations very interesting.

[@nick.caffrey]

What a beautifully enjoyable, considered, and organised video. Totally clear. You really are exemplary sailors!

[@trevorbyron9448]

Seen this half dozen times and love coming back to this particular video. Kinda ideal for beginners who don't have alot of money, but have seafaring dreams

[@danabondy2812]

GREAT video! You've learned the difference between "need" and "want" - that's key.

[@markoakley4520]

That ending with the pre-recorded message playing while you jogged down the dock, pushed her off the swing and jumped in after was FREAKIN AWESUM!!!!! Icing on the cake of a well done video!!!

[@Bitcoin_Bernoulli]

This may be my favorite video from you yet. Answered a lot of the basic questions I had about the Seawind setup. I’ve been looking at them for some time, one day soon the time will be right, and you’ve both been inspirational. Thank you.

[@brettjamz3]

You guys are great. Desire I love your little laugh. Nervous laugh? It's adorable. Never change it. Both of you have great personalitys.

[@charlesholman8633]

Wonderful show. You totally describe the overview of life on a small sailing vessel. Thanks

[@francoiswasserman394]

Hi iam in Saudi aribia working as an expat,its Rammdan,and Coronavirus lock down,so i am watching you all the Atticus sailing project and it s fantastic,i lookup the word meaning for Atticus versus answers but found this one one seemed very flitting. A brave soul who knows no strangers with a smile that can light up the world. i am a south African .Thank you a very good and exciting youtube show.God bless you and keep you safe🙏

[@martinbuinicki1056]

Enjoyable look at the day-to-day working life.

[@gedanst1]

I don't even have words how to tell you. You are wonderful together and complement each other perfectly. That 30 minutes I looked at you made my day. Together you are the definition of what it means: simple, beautiful and true. wish you always have each other same as now. Thank you for allowing me to be with you these few awesome moments.

[@ProjectAtticus]

🤗🙏 thank you so much for hoping onboard!! we're honored our video speaks to you!! ⛵

[@sjdbaja]

Excited to see y’all out on the water again. This is such an amazing video. You guys make it happen with what you have. Y’all are fully aware that it’s not the stuff and things that matter. It’s the adventure. Y’all are so inspiring.

[@md.sayeedulislam5044]

Learned a lot- especially how much more you can do with so less. To quote "you definitely feel alive". Loved it

[@chadjackson8420]

Best video yet. Cinematography is great. Appreciate your open and honest, down-to-earth style. Found you guys through UmAtticus episodes, bing watched all episodes. Today became a patron! Keep up the great work!

[@robcruse100]

Chad Jackson was just thinking the same thing. Time to support these guys. So genuine.

[@ProjectAtticus]

🤗 thank you so much Chad!! welcome to our patreon family and thank you so much for your encouragement! it means so much to us!!

[@ProjectAtticus]

thanks Rob!!

[@Alaska-Jack]

You people are living the new dream. Living outside the box. Have fun! That is what’s important to life.... live!! Love the video.

[@InfoGuerra]

Very good story telling. Well done.

[@roshanshah131]

lol nice

[@drx1xym154]

and now, they are looking for or already on, Atticus II! w00t!

[@rooneye]

@@drx1xym154 eh? your comment is as confusing as your name. speak simple sense!

[@laxmannate07]

the canvas work on the sun shade and air scoop is top notch.

[@andreteixeira5635]

I sincerely envy you guys and your happy lifestyle! People like your are the blunt proof that we do not need to be rich to have fun and travel and experience adventure in a healthy and safe way. God bless you!

[@ProjectManaia]

been following your guys travel for a long time now - we are kind of living on the big brother of yours - also ketch-rigged, but 43 ft - but also housing not just the two of us but up to 7 at times for research expeditions... always nice to collect new ideas from other boats though! Thank you for sharing this!

[@moniemonicaloveakathahustl5389]

I wanna join you guys😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@gordcomeau7361]

I've been watching videos about living on a sailboat for a year. You two are the best

[@izharkhan8174]

Yes it could be hard some times, But the life you guys enjoy is priceless.

[@crossforced]

I like how candid and honest this video is. Much respect for following your passion. GL HF.

[@toms4123]

What a lot of great information, professionally presented.

[@comicbooklist]

You demonstrate well how difficult it is to sail on the ocean. I have learnt a lot. My late parents would sail all the time and I did not appreciate this at all. Living over here for years on an island I now know and I want to sail because your show gave me inspiration. I write a lot just listening to you two in the background. You are both honest and open in your struggles. Anyway, relationships are hard and we are caught on an island in the Andaman watching you two now regularly. She asks me questions about your excellent cadence and way of speaking. You both have excellent enunciation on the mic. She is studying hard to practice. I argue all the time with my local lady because she is a fireball (Italian temper) and a great cook of many, many Thai and western dishes. She beats me daily when I do not listen. (haha) You both remind me of my young mum and dad on a sailing adventure they did back in the day. Stay safe and positive always.

[@sailingdreams7699]

I just love you guys I'm so happy that you're doing so well there will be days that will be tough but you are in a very safe place together be nice to each other and take care

[@adversaryfoe4012]

Man, this was the first Atticus video I watched, and it was such a perfect introduction to the series. It also makes me look back on how I was doing at the time; height of lockdowns, lost the girl, alone, depressed, lost my job, etc. This series has helped me out of a really dark place, and I know that when I'm old and wrinkly, I'll be telling my grand kids about these 2 cool sailors who lifted me up when I was so down. Can't wait for atticus 2!!!

[@ProjectAtticus]

🤗 thank you for watching!!

[@scootericu1]

This is now one of my all time favorites, what an awesome episode Buds. I loved the detail info on everything, I must have taken you 40 hours to make this one. Thanks and stay safe

[@ProjectAtticus]

thanks Rick! yep this one took us way longer than our story based episodes for sure!

[@gemmalouise0828]

@@ProjectAtticus iv just bought a seahawk 4 dinghy have to start somewhere lol best wishes from north shields tyne and wear

[@chanang453]

the best video I've ever seen on setting up a boat and showing how you use it to live day to day.......

[@robertbailey2342]

I like your style! My wife and I live on the coast in Maine out of a 30' camper and we have grown to live simple so to speak. Take care an stay safe❤

[@froid7014]

the more i watch other sailing videos, the more i am convinced you are actually the best per square foot of vessel, you are very systematic, organized and a lot more exciting , i love how you make your boat better and more solid, you are a joy to watch.

[@captpeady2176]

Yes, do it while your young & able. Liked you talked about protecting your skin - great episode - Love View......./)____

[@basilboris]

One of our favourite videos. Thanks for uploading this as well as all of your other excellent content. We live in a motorhome by choice, and whilst it's easier and safer than living on a boat, it has so many similarities regarding water, living space and power management. Take care guys, and never become "ordinary", just keep living the dream 😊 x

[@johnsaville9210]

This was one of your most interesting postings. Love the detailed insight. Looking forward to watching as you cross the Pacific and begin your South Pacific adventure. Thanks!

[@Samuraimindset-]

Hi Guys! Thank you for sharing your amazing story with everyone! My name is Kevin and I've lived aboard a 30 foot bayliner contessa here in Benicia, CA for almost 4 years now. Just today I bought a small sailboat and plan to begin learning the ropes very soon! Anyway I have a tip for you guys for keeping fruits like tomatoes fresh for weeks and even months! I just learned about this myself reading through a science magazine last month. There was a farmer in Africa who was distraught about how fast his crop would spoil and he set about trying to find a way to preserve them longer until he could make it to market. He tried everything he could think of. Sand, clay, water, combinations of natural things like salt and crushed stone, but with no success. One day however, he noticed a partially eaten tomato sitting under a nearby tree with some other discarded garbage like paper napkins, egg shells, other bits of this and that. He didn't think too much of it since many in his village throw their garbage in piles like that to burn. Every day for weeks he continued to walk past the little garbage burn pile and everyday he noticed the tomato remained the same. After nearly a month and many many more failures at trying to preserve his crops with different methods, he spotted the ripe looking tomato in the pile of trash again. Something told him to pick it up and look at it, so that's what he did. He had to wipe off the wood ash covering most of it, but when he did he saw that it was perfect except for the one bite out of it. He washed it and bit into it. It was then that he realized that WOOD ASH KEEPS TOMATOES FRESH FOR WEEKS OR LONGER!!!!!!!! I'm not sure how or why this works or if it works on other things too but it may be worth a try. Get some charcoal ash from a wood fire that's cooled down and safe to touch and break it up in a can or jar or rolled towel even. Then put a tomato in the ash and leave it out of the sun for an extended period. When you're sure it must be spoiled due to so much time passing, wash it off and cut it open and see if it works. This farmer now has multiple processing plants in Africa according to the article I read. I had to tell the story loosely by memory because I can't find the article now but I'm sure you could find it with some sleuthing of your own. Anyway, I had to share that with you. Hope it works and comes in handy! Enjoy your travels and keep living the dream. The rest of the world are slaves and don't even know it. I'm happy you guys are free. It gives me hope that soon I'll get my butt in gear and do the same!

[@para1324]

Smart adaptive talented salty sailors. I remember when you bought Atticus. Best wishes for health and safety. This was an interesting video. 👍🇺🇸

[@bdphourde]

This really was a great choice to do a video on! It is an excellent recap of what you have done over the last 5 years or so! And every time I watch a new episode (or even review a previous one) I am reminded of how far you have come in your upgrades to Atticus! But it is good to have Key West in your rear view mirror! Your kindness and gentle demeanor are a great alternative to so many other KZbin choices available to those of us who love to live the sailing lifestyle. Atticus is really 'lookin' mahvelous'!

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thank you Brian!

[@CadohaAdventures]

Carly is like you, also very hesitant to cook with canned food. Would love to see a video in the future of the main tips, tricks and adjustments you made to your cooking to bring tinned ingredients to life! Great use of water economy too 👌🏻⛵️😁

[@sorianoda]

I just randomly found this video. I watched it and was so impressed by what you have to do on a daily basis. You made my day! Sooo cool. Now my wife and daughter are watching from episode 1.

[@mattolsen5217]

I'm using this boat as inspiration. You guy's have tackled so many things that I hadn't thought to consider. Beautiful boat, thanks for uploading your knowledge

[@bicanoo_magic3452]

I lived like you guys for years on my self built 27 footer. All the same systems. Same shower and water routines including capturing rain water. I never needed to fill the water tanks from the dock. (OK maybe once every six months). However, I attached the BBQ to the back rail along with a solar oven (fabulous for seafood).. I also made a Stainless steel water heater which hung off a side rail and made boiling hot water for the boat when the sun was hot. Like you guys, I had solar and a wind turbine. I had a newer Engel though. One thing I didn't see. I had a hammock attached from the forestay to the mast and used to spend all day in that thing just watching the view and reading. The boat naturally tracks the breeze so always had a breeze on me. I also had a very small Esky underneath the hammock for the beer. Absolutely an amazing lifestyle. I then screwed it all up and got a GF! What a great channel. BTW> You didn't need the 110VAC inverter for your laptops as there are DC to DC converters e.g. 12VDC to 18VDC which can be switched for any laptop.

[@michaeldomanski2472]

What an amazing, intelligent beautiful couple! That was the best sailing channel videos I’ve seen yet!

[@MrPaulthe1st]

Brilliant film ... I'm living on a 100 year old boat atm in uk ... I also have a yacht that's 1969 .... I've learnt some great ideas from your film .... thanks

[@TPLeary]

Great info, I hope you're safe on the hook and being productive on-board.

[@ericsmith7115]

Show more fishing! 😁 and spear fishing. My wife and I have watched from the beginning and are rooting you two on. We will help sponsor once we get back to work!

[@ocxb]

Wow, yep wow! You two really need to publish this video into a book, your attention to detail really will help out allot of people. I know this covid is slowing down travels so now would be a good time to get a book started

[@richardjoiner618]

This is a great video! I have watched it several times and it is so entertaining. You guys do a great job explaining in detail your little boats features as well as all your hacks learned while living at sea. You really have made the most of what you have. Kudos to Atticus and her crew.

[@alex0589]

Best dinghy name out there. Fair winds, stay safe out there.

[@marcusmollsailing]

I really love what you guys do. It reminds me of my ocean passages years ago and gets me dreaming of new adventures. I'm also team manual windlass, foot pumps, 30-footer for minimal running costs, cleaning dishes with sea water and generally self-sufficiency.

[@nigel2769]

I am originally from the Caribbean, and I can tell you guys that you are living an enviable life right now. You guys are awesome, and I am happy that I ran across your video. I have subscribed and will be following you guys. Be safe out there!

[@gpk7683]

You two are amazing, beautiful people that bring us much joy. More please.

[@hakanyildiz9602]

As Conrad might have said in one of his less somber moods, "… cast out mysteriously by the land to embrace the supreme bliss of romantic and simple life at sea." Fair winds. Love from Turkey.

[@CampoftheSaintsBKK]

For me, this was a very impressive video, describing a very positive lifestyle, for an adventuresome young couple. There is absolutely nothing to apologize for in regards to the size and complexity of the Atticus. It is perfect for the lifestyle described. Good luck, guys!!!

[@glassman51]

Hi guys, I am a huge fan and hope that you were staying safe in Panama. This video really reminds us of how small Atticus is, and I am constantly amazed that you do so much with so little space which increases my admiration!Cheers from locked down Ventura California

[@estebana.miralles3619]

Wonderful video. I truly enjoyed.. I wish you to both of you a tone of much more happy and safe sailing. Cheers from Philly!!

[@stevethurlow6284]

in the early 60s at my dads marina on Anna Maria on the south side of Tampa bay Fl , a 30 ft fiberglass sailboat came in and stayed for a few days with 2 english guys who were on 2 or 3 circumnavigation trip around. They had some great stories to tell

[@Lees920]

I lived on Terra Ceia Island, Bradenton, and surrounding areas there in Manatee County for over 25 years. I love it down there. What was the name of your dad's marina?

[@stevethurlow6284]

@@Lees920 it was called the Bayou Marina at the east end of Bay st.

[@artmichel5572]

OH my, how I envy you guys. After having spent 25 years sailing the oceans (on aircraft carriers) and living throughout the world, I would LOVE to live your life. BZ on you for enjoying a most beautiful life.

[@cj4657]

Admire your logic and sensibility

[@yoeuychhung8219]

U guys are the true Romeo and Joyce. Thanks for the greatest video.

[@sundarmg6532]

This was so helpful! Living on an island I have always wanted to get further out into the sea. Ya'll are giving me the motivation :')

[@abelarellano2048]

Wooow you are an awesome couple, very inspiring and showing how love is possible with low budget and working together for each other. Also you’re probing that is possible to have this life style up front not having to wait until retirement. I liked a lot, I did learn a good lesson from you young couple. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@anthonymiller4550]

Tony & Susan here, Yah we got caught up with life. 28 months until we cast the lines

[@marksimpson3968]

One of your best all inclusive videos yet. Clearly an excellent example of your increasingly professional video skills. Cheers and fair winds from Chattanooga. ⛵️

[@ProjectAtticus]

thank you Mark!!

[@AKNX5]

cool.. I live in Indonesia where a lot of places could be explore with boat all around my country. watching this video inspired me to explore even I dont have things, knowledge, or anything else bout sailing.. LoL Sorry my English is bad.. Hope u know what I meant

[@Eyebrows842]

I have seen worse English from native speakers.

[@FlyingCameradotnet]

This is fantastic. I have shot many pieces in the Caribbean and met couples like you who are living their dreams. I have also spent many days and nights on sailboats, most much larger than yours and it was incredibly difficult. We had a saying: It might be a million dollar boat, but after a couple of weeks, it's just a floating motor-home with no space and constant toilet issues. But we fell in love with every boat I've ever been on. I kept having to pause the video because my pulse would be racing. Just the shots where you are setting on the boat, looking out. A daily better view than any mansion on earth with the trade winds blowing in your face. Go for it, guys. (And take care of your feet and skin!!)

[@kbob8424]

There's nothing like laying in the bunk with the hatch open while it's raining and not worrying about getting wet. I can almost imagine the sound, smell and feel of it.

[@ProjectAtticus]

it's super cozy!!

[@SuperMotoMe]

"perfect is the enemy of good"! Like it, I am going to remember and quote it a lot. 👍🏻

[@jeffmullins1475]

Man I would love separate vids for the electrical and tools sections.