SAILING across the Atlantic OCEAN: 5 Lesson Learned! Ep. 45

[@ianb4801]

Without waiting for the whole list of five things, I would add "make sure you have non-explosive lines ONLY!

[@WhenSailing]

Hahaha Ian you are the best=) Really love that comment - will pin it to the video 🤩

[@ggetsuu]

Thanks guys, a super useful episode! :) And of course fun as always! Definitely need to check out the guide for the additional tips you left out from this video.

[@WhenSailing]

Thanks so much=) Really love that you watch our videos on your Sunday morning breakfast routine 🥰 the Atlantic crossing was so awesome and we learned so much about ourselves there 🌊

[@demetrisdemetrious8702]

Great post! Both looking good and boat looks amazing All the best

[@WhenSailing]

Uhuu thanks so much my friend🤩 hope to see you soon in the waters🥳 did you choose your new beauty?

[@demetrisdemetrious8702]

Yes I think! Placed a deposit on a Hanse 43e Hoping to fly to Greece to finalise the purchase, if all is as it should be with boat. Looking forward to some sailing. Hope to see you at some point, keep up the posts!!!⛵️ All the best💪

[@WhenSailing]

Wow - we learned so much about sailing the Altantic ocean on our Atlantic crossing - we will share all you need to know before crossing the Atlantic ocean here plus some more infos in our upcoming Atlantic crossing checklist ⛵️thanks for following along and salty wishes from For Tuna

[@FeeltheBreeze]

Great episode guys, very valuable for us for our preparation of our crossing at the end of this year.

[@WhenSailing]

Oh yeaa we are so looking forward to see you on the other side of the Altantic ocean! Will you be crossing alone or with friends?=)

[@rosavalsangiacomo4804]

Just purchased it! I don’t think that we will ever cross the Atlantic Ocean, but I will continue to dream about it thank your precious guide. Big hugs 🤗

[@WhenSailing]

Oh Rosa, thanks so much for your support! and who is saying you will not cross! We are definitely waiting for you on this side of the pond and can not wait to meet you again! Never stop dreaming :D

[@sailingavocet]

Nice video guys! Keep it up!

[@WhenSailing]

Thanks a looot for tuning in🥳🙏 appreciate the time🏝🥳 where are you guys right now?

[@sailingavocet]

@@WhenSailing Santa Barbara!

[@TwoGetLost]

Useful episode, thanks for sharing!

[@WhenSailing]

Uhu thanks so much🤩⛵️🏝🥳

[@christophecubier8326]

Your e-book seems a great idea to better sharing your experience. I will read it

[@WhenSailing]

Nice! Would love to hear your feedback and suggestions! Still working on the next parts, early readers will get those too😜

[@Ed-uj4bc]

Lessons learned always valuable. 393 is a really nice boat, especially the Pullman birth. Curious what that was on the wall behind you in the head? Tight sails!

[@WhenSailing]

Thanks Ed! yea the boat is really amazing, great construction and strong materials, really love it! we installed a washing mashine=) so far we still can only use it with shore power but hopefully next upgrades are batteries 🤞🏽 thanks a lot! what boat you sail on?

[@ianb4801]

About your carrots and onions going "off" to quickly in nets, I think the bigger factor is the way the fruit and veggie supply chain works here in Europe. The strategy here seems to be to have things available in shops as late as possible rather than as soon as possible and I often found things like carrots with black mould - in the supermarkets here; food is nearer to the end of shelf-life this way. In Australia, a much bigger place with much more transport issues, things are way better and, for example, carrots last much better. It seems as if things here are geared towards people perhaps even shopping each day, but then buying things for passage are also harder here. Boo!

[@WhenSailing]

Thanks Ian, yea we've seen similar so far but it also depens a lot on the store or chain in the end...really sad that a full bag of onions did not survive more then 5 days...same with the black mold on the carrots...but happy they did not contaminate the other veggies and fruits=) next time we try to take the onions outside and install a net there in the shadow=)

[@ianb4801]

@@WhenSailing all make sense but I'm looking at canned veggies being bay primary supply, with fresh being a luxury bonus at the start. I just can't get over the very sad veggies I see in European supermarkets.

[@francescarivoira5914]

commento poco pertinente con l'argomento del video....cosa usate come ritenuta della catena? io non riesco a trovare qualcosa che sia facilmente rimovibile in caso di partenza veloce....mi date un consiglio per favore?

[@WhenSailing]

Ciao Francesca :) hai ragione probabilmente una delle poche cose a bordo che non ci sono servite durante la traversata :D ma nessun problema rispondiamo molto volentieri a tutte le vostre domande :) Allora noi usiamo l'attrezzo classico, tipo un aggancio alla catena (vedi www.nauticailliano.it/pages/ecommerce/catalog/detail.asp?uid=%7B3582D810-4869-4129-BD27-2825B4028C51%7D) che non ci ha mai dato problemi e in generale si smonta anche molto velocemente quando si ha problemi. un abbraccio, Greta e Michael

[@KamilGokgoz]

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[@WhenSailing]

Thanks Kiz appreciate the comment, have a great day 🤗

[@Zat01ch1]

Micheal sounds like the guy from the onyxia wipe. Nobody here is gonna get that, so google it.

[@WhenSailing]

Ahaha will have to look deeper into that one 😆