Retracing our WORST SAIL ever! [EP 137] Sailing across the Atlantic

[@artbonneau1386]

You are very good dog parents you deserve this new joy in your life’s. I really enjoy your videos keep up the great shows I will watch you forever.

[@mordecaisackett9421]

I really liked this episode. You two were talking very honestly about all the things that cross our minds when we are risking our lives in a way that is new. This feeling is how mature adults with full knowledge of their situation approach risk after taking all precautions possible. I have been watching the two of you 'grow' into salty seadogs for a while now; you should be quite proud of yourselves. The sea is unforgiving and does not suffer fools to live but I would gladly sail with you two young folks. I became a golden shellback many years ago.

[@joeymcmanus448]

T-shirt idea... The Adventures of Caveman and Ginger.. lol ... love you guys

[@smplyizzy]

The reason it seemed so easy is because you guys have done so much hard work on your boat and resolved so many issues. I am sure you know this - you put in the work!! Amazing job hopefully the rest of the trip went as well.

[@thesophiagibson]

oh guys we understand your fears and hesitancy... but it made us kaugh too.... your rocking this!

[@mandostudent]

Another great vid! Thanks for sharing the true emotions that pass through one's mind when facing the unknown in a potentially dangerous environment. Ya'll have come a long way!

[@antonioferrari8891]

I have same feeling before sailing a long cross!!! It means you are very well prepared and smart!! Only idiots do not have doubts!

[@MikeLoveBuns]

Always enjoy 😊 your sailing ⛵️ sailboat videos! ⛵️😀 Mike from Missouri

[@ianscott3180]

Brilliant, I just so wish my sailing days were not behind me. Enjoy every challenge and voyage, you are a long time old. Believe me!

[@factanonverba6169]

Positive, positive, POSITIVE, laugh, positive, LAUGH, positive.

[@thepigwillfly5869]

Great episode! I rather enjoy how "real" you two can be. It is good to hear you express your feelings, concerns and jitters about making the crossing.

[@FallenSoulThief]

I get the nervousness. It will pass. You guys are great. Love your channel. Love you guys. So glad you are moving. Wish I was with you there. Always wishing you the best.

[@annafraley5388]

Blue Boy 1, to Blue Boy 2, requesting permission to Up-Load another KZbin video.. Come in, OVER Woo Hoo, we’ll watch this for dinner tonight 😎👍✅

[@brucesaunders7838]

Love the music you select. It is so peaceful to watch the water go by. We all wish you well.

[@georpwl]

Super neat episode! I loved the part with apprehension over everything going well.

[@nonaparker564]

So beautiful and peaceful. Beautiful video x

[@billdunleavy4486]

Enjoy sailing with you 👍☘️

[@robertmills794]

Still better than beating,.. nicely done :)

[@Loves2Fly]

Beautiful B roll arrangement

[@evisent813]

One thing that I think makes your channel interesting is the humbleness that transcends all your episodes unlike others that, thanks to our viewings, have taken on a superstar attitude as if all is owed to them......... Really great to watch you..... and yes please don't change. Good wind

[@TheSeaYallLife]

Thanks for always being so real! We get a little nervous when we take our Trawler in the open ocean…but are only 5 miles off shore 😬. Y’all are doing great!

[@edkleinstuber2119]

another great video from my favorite sailors! Nicely done

[@MartialLoreNZ]

OMG! I can't believe it! You're off! What an exciting episode!

[@davehayes8812]

Definitely the PTSD talking. All that prep had to pay off. Glad you're cruising smoothly now.

[@williamdykes2750]

In the Naval Air Training Command (USN) we had an acronym NAFOD (No Apparent Fear Of Death). It was not a compliment and had nothing to do with courage. Fear is a good thing. Flying at night I’d hear “ night noises” just being hyper aware of the slightest normal systems sounds on the aircraft that I’d never notice during daytime flying.

[@RoyClare]

👍🏼💯💥🤛🏽🎉 really enjoyed this episode. Sailed my first crossing some years ago, from Rio to UK …. spent days thinking “today’s the day something breaks” …. it never did!!

[@clayfarnet970]

I suggest a thick bamboo pole. It will work. A Swedish couple used one for months in the Marquises. It beats jibing. 😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@andrewbowlgarte4738]

Let go of the past , Don't worry about the future , Overthinking is now a thing of the past , now just enjoy what the day brings

[@arottie4097]

'This is the way!"

[@tvonzweck]

Worrying works... 98% of what I worry about never happens. Looks like a great passage so far.

[@barbaralienhard3490]

It's great to see you on your way to the Azores. Thanks for the beautiful pictures and happy to see your smiling faces. Wishing you the best always. ⛵❤️⛵❤️⛵❤️⛵

[@svlolalouise9763]

Good to see you guys on the move

[@jhk8513]

First to say i'm so happy to see you back

[@shaneriehl223]

Crossing the Atlantic!!! I know you’ve posted a bit about getting ready for the crossing, but I feel like you kinda snuck up on it and didn’t talk too much about it (lest it be ready for you!). Looking like you may have successfully sprung the surprise on the Atlantic gods/sea monsters/giant squid/etc... but evidently you can’t fool the Jelly Fish, who seemed to be ready and waiting! Really happy for you that you went for it!

[@garybaker6333]

This might be painful but our daughter crossed from Newport to Gibralter in 9 days under sail last month. Oh the boat is a 56 meter Perini Navi. Alot of 15 knot sailing.

[@petersimoncollins9588]

I have done this same passage, its awesome trip, but go a little further North before going east. But when you get to the Azores, its got to be the coolest place on the planet for sailors, you will not want to leave.

[@heinrichwesson]

"This is where we now find out that our radio doesn't work" hahaha! Enjoyed the honest episode. After your last experience I can imagine that it's natural to be nervous. You've got this.

[@dale7436]

Fair winds and smooth seas are the wishes of this sailor, now land locked. I enjoyed the beautiful sunsets at sea, the full moons in a clear sky, the feel of the wind in your face along with the occasional splash of ocean. Seeing the flying fish, the dolphins running and playing in front of the bow and the occasional whales. My choice, I'd still be sailing. So happy to see the both of being so glib and honest about those annoying little noises and knowing that neither one of you will be lulled to sleep with both eyes.

[@andreatkinson4869]

Been watching several sailing channels don't know if I have the gnat's ,but I watch delos, sophisticated lady ,much respect for y'all's channels ,and la vagabond safe travels to all! Cheers,prost,salute,nostrovia

[@maverick7566]

Sois una pareja Fantástica, buen crucero, buena navegación, saludos desde España , Kisses for both

[@topcatjud364]

Another super episode guys. You’re a great team'

[@jimmusson]

May the prop gods smile upon you this time. You are so much better prepared this time.

[@stephen6378]

All good, just a great episode

[@BohemianBeatster]

I fully enjoy following your adventures. You are both so adorable and cheery.

[@erichhuegli9313]

It relief knowing you made it. Now we can enjoy the next couple episodes.

[@danknox9986]

I see a pole in your future. Best wishes. Stay safe.

[@leebenson4874]

@16:16 Pandemonium, what a song! MJ Sailing have it as their Title song. Sad about Hanna Stone though! LIFE!!!

[@bluestacks3010]

@Lee Benson I don't think it's the same artist. The Hannah Stone that committed suicide spelled her name with an "h" at the end. The artist featured in this song is credited as "Hanna Stone" without the "h" at the end of "Hanna".

[@ionizah5956]

Nice to see such a calm and happy crew on camera during such a crossing. Well done you!

[@MrBobVick]

One has to love the English Channel where one only hears Cargo Ship horns in the thick fog of the night. Back in the day radar was all we had and in fog it was limited in resolution. After days at sea anything is an eye opener. Glad you all are safe.

[@andreatkinson4869]

Been watching y'all for a year now love your channel! Fair winds from a land locked Texan

[@jmewilson737]

Great Episode.

[@ashley-tm1uk]

you've captured the reality of anxiety regarding confidence in your rig...i have found that even when you complete major refit and replace rigging, through hulls , and such, all under a microscope , you always consider a possible failure. the best way i've found to overcome those inevitable fears is to have multiple backup plans for each catostrophic possibility...hull breach , demasting are the two biggies...i'm sure you know your through hull systems completely and have tools and materials located in highly accessible location. same goes for heavy duty wire cutters stowed on deck and easily accessible in case of rig failure... i'm sure you two highly competent people are prepared, but just a friendly reminder sometimes helps...fair sailing !

[@divinemadness2189]

Great to see your journey is going so well! We're about to do our longest sail tomorrow, its only 55NM away and in the North channel on Lake Huron. Alot more safe here haha. Hope no surprises happen happy sailing!

[@nffremote]

Very cruisey, nice.

[@joecucch8261]

You two adventurers are so very enjoyable to watch every time my notices go on !!

[@somadevo]

Becoming confident sailors requires doing it and going through the lessons provided. It shows you nothing is close to important as what you have in each other. Good job, sailors...good job...Highest Blessings

[@andytaylor97]

Another cracking video - toes and fingers all crossed that the weather remains favourable...

[@markbouchard525]

Glad for the better weather window so far this passage !

[@munch709NL]

Awesome job guys. Loved seeing you pass by and mention my home Island of Newfoundland. Good job pronouncing it. 😂 Stop in next time for some real beer and food.🙏🏽👊🏽

[@kenshores9900]

If you have tuned your rigging then the creaking is nothing but age. I am sure you have checked all your shrouds. Stainless steel can corrode (chloride corrosion). At low temps it takes time. Halyards will always slap the mast but you can see any fraying if the lines. Bon Voyage! Never forget “The canvas can do Mirales!” Calm winds and fair winds.

[@kenshores9900]

I have spent many hours in the marina listening to rigging. It sings to you (along with the wild parrots). However it is no fun when you are in 30 knot winds to have a shroud snap and you lose your mast. That is why I have a spare. For me it is $2000 of insurance.

[@AHmad-pm4pb]

Good to see you guys are safe! God bless you.

[@My678910]

Great great vid, I can't wait to do it myself 🤙🤙 sending good vibes from perf

[@garyfroeschner2523]

Great post

[@PrettyOkayAtBoats]

Sailing plans are both what to do with gales and when there's no wind. All part of learning. Glad to be apart of the learning journey

[@caromarco6315]

It would be interesting to see what you do to pass the time and what you eat, really enjoyed the video!

[@skytechea70]

Waited a long time for this guys, so happy for you both.

[@krumple8560]

Good job! It's easy to obsess about disaster. Don't do that!!!

[@marty2872]

The cut on the head sail looks great.

[@tuvia4082]

Everything will be fine. Pay attention to everything but have fun.

[@francinegolbeck3116]

Ok, so you are nervous in a bad run and nervous in a good run, give me a break ! You are cool dudes and you could cross the ocean in a row boat !! perfect and honest episode ! Peter and Francine Sechelt, BC Canada

[@mikg7783]

What a fantastic episode

[@philipmackin1025]

Adam, remember, it was Khiara who stated "Nothings Broken" @ 14:20

[@Wedontwantnowarnomore]

Hey!! Look out for those yelly fish = Portuguese Warrior. You can die if you get burnt by them! 400 miles = 644 km!? Totally 1800 miles = 2897 km? Thats not so far. But then it’s But then it’s 870 miles = 1400 km from the Azores to the mainland. Great job. Take it easy. Stay cool. Which already done. Flew to Istanbul sail the kraken too. Ridiculous intense. Back again and sailing in Italy. Talk about rough ride. Cooool 😎

[@tripNine1]

Happened to notice you were wearing what looked like a safety harness at some points. Just wanted to say thanks for being safe

[@mymortonisms]

You all are awesome... Hope the rest of your passage was as sweet.

[@mattg8156]

What a beautiful ride!

[@hailMaxximus]

You’re finally doing it!!! BIG milestone for you. Congrats! Btw, still always trips me up when you say, “6:00am in the morning.” A bit redundant, eh? a.m. = morning 😉 Anyway, fair winds to you both. You are an inspiration.

[@francismontocchio9910]

Lovely sailing video, thanks!!

[@WillN2Go1]

Good video. Thank you for the info on Wing on Wing. As a rookie sailor I've tried it twice and it was just more messy, and slow, than anything else. None of the sailing books tell you this. (They also don't tell you that close reach/hauled, apparent wind of 12-15 knots and a speed of 4-5 knots, means that when you tack - you never tack 90 degrees, it's more like 120 degrees, maybe more - which most times I notice is heading slightly backwards. (This along the coast of California, so limited room to sail.) And, probably also because of Apparent Wind, the opposite direction of a close reach isn't a broad reach, it's more a run straight down the wind.

[@Catalina27]

Great video 👍

[@jimmusson]

The Monday’s, very nice.

[@richb313]

Good decision to make the crossing now rather than wait. I would not worry too much about all the squeaks groans and such because worry is a waste of energy, What will be will be.

[@TwoGetLost]

Looks like a great passage! Thanks for sharing

[@georgesbonellodupuis8245]

You gotta sail the Med guys.

[@SailingRegulus]

you need a whisker pole and an assymetrical spinnaker

[@arottie4097]

"THIS IS THE WAY!"

[@danieloliver20]

Damn... you be cruisers!!

[@tomriley5790]

Lovely video! You've put alot of effort into the boat since yoru first trip and it seems to be paying off. Shame you didn't have a whisker pole though! One last thing - if you call a cargo ship via DSC it will set an alert off on their bridge and put a record in their log (plus breaks up the monotony for them too - they probably just wanted to have a look at your yacht :-)!). Hopeing that your good luck holds for the rest of the trip :-)!

[@jarodstrain8905]

Your poor toe. I know we all love barefoot boating, but for safety, there is no substitute for a good pair of Topsiders.

[@andreatkinson4869]

And I forgot about Aussie cheer is it oy cheers

[@JCAJCA3]

Great video guys! Followed you across. Sailing "Rock Stars" for sure. GOD speed. JC

[@bayanicustodio3998]

You could have switched to the Northern route and headed off to Iceland too. 😉🙂👍

[@mickthornton7694]

Do you do any fishing on long ocean crossings?

[@czeslawpi]

I’ve heard that pandemonium song somewhere before… 😜

[@davidtydeman1434]

Thanks for the honesty in your videos. Adam what do you think of the Parasailor?

[@martineyer5336]

Why oh why you haven’t got a whisker pole and a cruising kite. You had perfect running weather and you have to zigzag? Oh well you live and learn😄

[@cschexnayder2517]

I’m on edge now!!

[@sailingcitrinesunset4065]

Nice video

[@skipper9400]

well, the fact is, you FIXED the boat, now you just need to realize that all you have to do from this point is check it, Inspect it for wear, chafe, etc, and sail it wherever you want to go.....GO FOR IT !! ... OnWard....

[@portfoliofotoz]

For Pets's sake! Get a whisker pole! If your experience turns out anything like mine, you will wonder why you waited.

[@mickthornton7694]

How does the wind power generator compare with solar panels?