Tea Time in the Pacific

This is pretty much what it is, except when it isn't.
The boat goes tick-tock from side to side as the following sea rolls under it. A soundtrack to fall asleep to. A motion to hypnotize you. It just goes on and on.
The grey skies make it chilly and moist. Everything salty sucks up the moisture. Foulies keep you dry and warm. And a hot cup of tea......

[@MegaChekov]

Hang in there all the best to you and yours from John in Texas

[@gabykouric]

Incredible the solitude of an ocean passage

[@bevanhill5648]

Hi Josh just found your channel. Gotta say i love it .not a lot of chatter (talk) which I like, just pure sailing. By the way I just subscribed to your channel. Look forward to many more great videos . Fair winds from Queensland Australia

[@jdalamo]

Loving these videos. Do you have a log/blog with more details? Was there anything about the Flicka that drove you nuts on these passages? What did you do for fresh water? And cooking?

[@sailingwithjosh5569]

@@jdalamo www.sailingwithjosh.com Nuts? It's a wet boat. It's a lively boat. 20 feet of living space at the dock becomes 10 feet on a proper voyage. I have water bladders and jugs. I used about 1/2 gallon per day. I had plenty, but it's heavy. Cooked every day. Propane stove, but no oven and no gimbals. Plenty of food.