THINGS We Will Look for in our NEXT BOAT....

[@SGudur]

@6:10 - My dear Ben and Ashley.. I think this is the high time that you invite a couple of your patrons on board to travel with you.. They assist (not help) you with the sailing, taking care of your kid, learn the lines etc... I have seen this on lot of other SVs like Delos, La Vegabonde and Parlay Revival, etc... It actually helps you!!

[@SGudur]

In fact, they become more of a family... They are the most trusted among the followers!! Trust my words, I have seen so many good patrons on the SVs mentioned above...

[@bigcity2085]

Well put..but I think they are stuck in the Maldives...they are not going anywhere with the damage they have. And with all the craziness going on in the world,....its probably not a bad place to be...stuck. As long as they can stay afloat.

[@AbleHammer]

I grew up on sport fishing boats out of SoCal. My Dad was the Captain Owner. I learned to walk basically on boats. What I remember is that I loved it especially getting caught in big storms lol 😂. Playing in bait tanks. I had no worries 😌. Our boats / trawlers basically were about 65 to 75 feet. We fished the Channel Islands down to San Diego depending on the season and fishery. In any case I’m sure your kids love it!

[@exploranator]

The part where she had the black whatever on while taking video at night at around 7:51 was a fascinating artistic video contrast to the white-on-more-white-and-sunshine-and-pale-everything that the day shots on sailboats tend to be. In a huge universe, the selfsame environment, it tended to draw you into what she was saying more, and felt more intimate. (not in any weird sense, but more one-on-one and on-the-spot.) It was one of the most artistically interesting uses of color and dark overall background/ambience I have seen in all the sailing world. This was demonstrated perfectly with the very next shot being the completely contrasting relatively wide-angle flat-lit day view of the pastel-toned-entire-world. Something Schwarzenegger did so perfectly in the 1974 Olympia, from zoom to pan in a short span, as described in the book Pumping Iron. On another note: what DO you think you would get on the next boat?

[@jeffwatson4908]

Given the significant structural issues with your particular model cat, how will you deal with that for the roughest passages and when you want to sell it for the next big purchase? Your frustration with all the nuisance fixes and more are becoming quite apparent. For those of us who have followed your adventures for quite some time and hope for a safe and fun completion of your world spanning voyage that worries a lot of us too I suspect.

[@robertlaird6746]

I was hoping to see that damage that you talked about in your last video and what you were going to do about it. Looks pretty major. Hope it can be fixed easily and without that much cost.

[@mlaff5002]

Is that why your talking new boat?

[@marioncampone2362]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@desertedenblooms]

@@mlaff5002 yeah but they said new boat in about two years meanwhile that was disturbing pictures of damage that they have not addressed with two enfants on the boat.

[@CharleyGeorge]

It would be a complete haul out and rip everything from inside then grind and fix like Parlay did. That is some seriously bad problems for sure.

[@mvcharisma]

I’m guessing they are limited in their abilities to properly address the issue since there is nowhere to haul out for thousands of miles.

[@Baylessfishes]

A transducer will shoot right through the bottom of your boats hull. Submerge it in a bucket or any wet spot. Maybe near a bilge pump? Just make sure it stays cool. You’ll get depth…..

[@dansbrown1313]

Hello Ben, Ashley and the little people, what I liked most about today's video is that you're not giving up! Bad weather doesn't bother the kids much because in their world, they think it's all another normal day with Mom and Dad. That being said, little people become big people far too fast. A larger boat is a good idea and I hope you can do that soon. Thanks for this video and update and will look forward to the next one. Cheers from Nanaimo.

[@zackcorredeira9739]

My favorite sailing channel! Get a bigger boat and keep sailing! Looking forward to seeing you guys in South Africa.

[@lindaking6450]

Those children are so sweet and precious❣️They are going to be wonderful grown ups❣️

[@Abadan83]

As a 35 year live aboard / sailor on a small (24 feet waterline) old wooden boat, I know what you are talking about. I have skippered a 48 feet racing rig catamaran, so I know what the difference is between my old small boat and a modern big (nowadays big is even bigger) yacht. The problem here in the Med is that most rental yachts are now 50 feet and driven (not sailed) by inexperienced folks. Last night my small boat was surrounded by three cats, anchoring about 20 from my boat (which has a 10 feet bowsprit) and I could not even see the shore anymore. Those big apartment building resembling floating ???? All have way too small anchors and just float over my boat in a gale. Plus, 10 or more people on board, those boats stink. In your case, big is the way to go. Much faster, easier to sail, comfortable and safer.

[@jwm4436]

I’m sure it’s been stated before, but, you folks are pretty amazing. Your calmer than calm attitudes and abilities are inspiring. Thanks for sharing. Life is good ~

[@h.rutten2187]

There is this couple that use a bolted down car seat to teach their now active child that sometimes mom or dad simply has to know he’s safe buckled down in his seat so they can do the necessary maneuvering or whatever it is that needs to be done without them having to worry that he’s suddenly not in his seat anymore, causing a possible small onset panic attack till they’ve located him again. I could imagine some people using a comfortable harness system with some stretch line and some easy to clip in safety clips with enough attachment point for kids to move outside in the “cockpit” during fast cruising moments. Maybe I’m talking absolute paranoid nonsense here but I was already thinking a higher guard rail and stronger tensioned netting when ordering a new boat, if that’s possible?

[@leonply]

A sixty foot catamaran would be a great upgrade for you, as you'll still be able to double hand it, and the kids would have a bit more room to grow into. Have you though about one of the newer 52 to 55 foot cats? They're still quick, stable and much more affordable. Regardless of what you do, you'll always have a fan in me. Cheers!

[@nurseae]

Is there any sailing channel that is not thinking or getting a new boat

[@gabrielmarshman2819]

@@nurseae Sailing Unco Rhaj is cruising an old ass catamaran. Couple of younger guys. They havent uploaded in a while, but the videos they do have are great. Also Wildlings Sailing, another young couple on a Cherokee 35 from the 80's. They upload every week!

[@cherikentie]

@@nurseae Parlay Revival

[@donnakawana]

@@gabrielmarshman2819 I've been watching wildings since they had the boat in the UK which is a barge and then they had a sailboat and now that cat I love watching their channel too

[@beachcomberz]

Have you thought about winning the lottery?

[@Cycle9568]

The Indian Ocean will keep you on your toes. The squalls, rain and Wx were some of the most intense I’ve ever flown in. The St Elmo’s fire in that region was the most amazing thing to see. I flew out of and stayed on Diego Garcia for multiple deployments.

[@zzzxxzzz3248]

Take a look at the Chris White builds ! Atlantic 57 ! The S-glass material is superior to E-glass ! They are safe and fast ! There is a story about a funnel cloud that flipped a Chris White build . All hands were rescued but the boat was lost floating upside down for 7 months ! The boat was found on the east coast of the USA and was restored because the hull needed no reconstruction and the cabinets were not damaged including the windows which did not need replacing and do not leak ! The story is on the O'Kelly's yt channel. I truly believe the Chris White Atlantic 57 build will last several generations of sailors and will only increase in value. You might like the Atlantic 72 even better , I know I do !

[@donnakawana]

Beautiful vessel amazing story

[@clayfarnet970]

I like the quality and price of the Sea Wind Cats. I’m sure new orders are back logged logged, but there are nice used one on the market.

[@moonhand8311]

Great video because it captures the reality of sailing - crappy forecasts, nasty seas, everything to windward. I justt don't know how you do it with the two little ones. The bigger boat thing is fine if you have the £€$¥.At the end of the day, that's all it boils down to - not just the purchase but the ongoing and higher running and maintenance costs, as you well know of course. My worry for you is the bulkhead issue. In particular, given the amount of twist and flex your hulls have, I'd be mega concerned about losing your rig. Please only sail in benign conditions. Seriously.

[@donnakawana]

I concur

[@Boediprasetya]

You've come a long way after 2 years ago stopped by on an adventure in the jungle of a river in Kalimantan, Indonesia. Really hard to replace Nahoa with a bigger catamaran, emotionally there must be a lot of good and bad memories during halfway around the world. But if it is necessary with the addition of two small sailors it is a good choice. Keep sailing and safety is number one... greetings from Indonesia

[@gennabraden7558]

Love you guys and am astonished you two are doing this with two little ones. I wish I could send Willa some fun art stuff. It's so cute watching her color in all the videos.

[@bc-guy852]

You guys are incredible. Cracked bulkheads, no depth sounder, squalls, incorrect wind forecasts and confused seas - and you laugh about it and sail-on! I love it. How about - I'll win the LottoMax (you know what that is) and buy two Xquisite X5 Plus's or their new 60 Solar's - one for you guys - and you teach me how to sail mine.

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

No. I'M doing that!

[@AfterDeath1986]

Sorry dude, you're not winning the max. I am ^^ 50 + 2 for the next one guess I'll get the weekly pack ^^

[@gearhed78]

I have to ask. If you're bulkheads or other interior support structures have failed, why are you doing this passage? I perhaps missed a repair video or explanation? Seems like a dangerous passage without repairs. Again, apologies if I missed the explanation. I just saw a segment where there was massive movement of a bulkhead in this video which suggests that the structural integrity is less than designed.

[@gotamd]

I think that bulkhead damage clip was spliced in from several months after this video was recorded (perhaps present day). I’m not sure where Nahoa is in real-time, but I have to assume there’s absolutely no way they’d make an offshore passage with their bulkheads in that state.

[@sierrashere6957]

Yeah you missed posted footnotes, saying this video is 2 months old, before they were aware of the damage, which probably happened on this video

[@danielcallinan5629]

Respect, is all I can say. Making passages like that are difficult and caring for kids that age is a full time job unto itself. Doing both simultaneously is awe inspiring.

[@highvibe4839]

Looks like they could do with an onboard chef, they have both lost weight. Busy busy busy, boats do keep you trim, although with two little ones, your efforts are focused on them predominantly. Amazing couple 😻

[@Alpha_fitz]

Go big. Get performance. You're the types of people that can't actually rock that shit. Do it. You will never regret it. This is your world. Do it proper.

[@GUCR44]

Hey guys! Just wanted to say hello and thank you for taking me with you in the videos.. Wish I could crew for you and give you a break a little bit.. Peace and love and hugs. Rolfie

[@kirkb3473]

These boats you speak of are in the $2M range if buying anything close to new. Used 10-15 years old will have you closer the $1M mark but with a hefty refit. Good luck in your travels & enjoy the videos!

[@maryetdave]

We’ve been living on a 36 foot sailboat for a year, would bigger be better, of course. But when you go bigger, everything cost more and you end up carrying more stuff. I like our minimalist lifestyle

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

Do you have two little kids who will double in size and mobility in less than two years.. These guys like living at anchor so boat size isnt such an issue till it comes to lifting out. Bigger boats usually handle bigger seas better and stay dryer.

[@PepeDeezNutz]

@@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665 don’t be a jerk face

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

@@PepeDeezNutz Simple question ive a lot of time working with kids.. they need space and storage for supplies, Willows allergies mean they have to cater specifically for the kids, more water etc and the little guys going to need a buggy for 3 years..that means the boats going to need to be able to support that extra amount of stuff but still perform. I know a French familly that have repeatedly crossed the Atlantic in a 36" basic wharram but if the weathers bad they are going to find life difficult, they have a young teenager and a youngster.. few things are impossible but these have decided they are going to need something faster and larger to call home🤷🏻‍♂️

[@PepeDeezNutz]

@@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665 huh?

[@keithbrandon8540]

Cath wonders if wearing a sling would help you out carrying Bodi and leaving hands free. Hers was like a shawl which she wrapped in some way. It worked well especially as the babies grew bigger but not able to be left safely for what ever reason. Dont think the bouncy chair likes the bouncy boat 😉. Kiddies are happy, no idea of your stress so that has to be a big well done mum and dad! 🙂

[@dennishively5994]

The kids look completely at ease, great information on weather & timing to sail

[@gerbentvandeveen]

Ja,wil je een VW of een Porsche? En je kunt het echt wel zeilen, maar met een monohole is dat veel makkelijker. En dan heb je een Ferrari met 41 ft en een veron 60 ft.

[@Madiba100]

Please tell us what you are going to do about the bulkhead issues! I hope that Lagoon are doing more than their original offer in your case, the guys on Parlay were fixing major issues from the huricane damage and located in a place it was plausible, David has done his (I guess, he owes us some footage), your issues are built in and should be addressed before you lose your rig or suffer a disaster!

[@seawench555]

Ash, Ben, there are heaps of catamarans out there with all of the stuff ur both looking for and u don't have to buy new, most manufacturer's are designing them for the family that blue water sail. Can't wait to see what u get. Wow Nahoa is making so many cracking and creaking noises that alone would scare the beejezus out of me, Ash u look so tired and fed up actually, hate seeing u like this. Good luck 🇦🇺🌈🌞

[@joekokonovitz7695]

My 27 month old was very excited that Willa is wearing big girl underwear!! Good job Willa!

[@bethlef5168]

Thanks for letting me ride along!❤See you Sunday

[@boblaurachambers6252]

You guys are stoic. I'm sure the smiles are to show how much fun it is to sail a cat across the world in isolated places with two kids and a boat needing repairs. Its ok to be honest when you need to. Great work though, the kids look happy so there cant be too much stress and as you point out, Ash, when you are on watch you make the decisions which shows a lot of trust between you. Good luck and good seas.

[@kenlarkin6380]

I find it interesting your to-do list didn't include your bulkhead issues. The stresses on the rig in heavy air and big seas could lead to catastrophic failure of both the rig, and hull integrity. The hull will flex only so many times before it breaks.

[@tommerola]

Glad you showed the real conditions of sailing, most other SV's have pleasant videos. Thanks!

[@GrantGrove]

We called it the cat walk on our 42 Manta into the seas. Yucky motion, jerky and a little loud nacelle pounding. We had to get over 8 knots for a smoother ride. Most of the time...

[@Veronicamarie1000]

You are brave people and you inspire me. The children are beautiful and I am praying for safe sailing. Don't let the critics get you down.

[@jandradventures]

Not gonna lie, the video stressed me out a bit. Our life on board is very very similar to yours (though we're way closer to civilization). The night passages on purpose because kids are sleeping, the discomfort to anything windward, the stress of keeping the boat functional, the uncertainty of weather, the happiness and health of the crew. It seemed for us the little glimmers of cruising that make it worth while were becoming less frequent as compared to the discomfort and stress. I guess my point is we sympathize and get it more than most. ALSO, yeah, that flex there in the main aft bridgedeck bulkhead, the one with the sliding door. We recently tabbed that in under the stairs because we were getting similar (maybe slightly less) flexing while sailing. It seems like every month or so we're finding another spot that needs to be reinforced. Little bit by little bit the boat is getting less squeaky. Question though, do you get more flex in your lee shroud than you'd like, and if so, do you think that's from the hull flexing so much?

[@user-mj6sl9qv8j]

Great going guys. Id like another, bigger Cat (previously a lagoon 410) for the space & comfort but to get one that will perform well and fit my family and gear is at least 3x our budget. Im searching now for a big old mono - likely a ketch for easier short handing. Priority is a safe, comfortable, spacious and not dead slow platform for adventures (diving, kiting etc). For long cruising and day to day reality - a cat's speed doesn't count so much. I am looking at sizes larger than my comfort zone though at 60+feet which is not well documented territory - I know couples doing more on bigger boats but think thats with highly modern systems dependencies.

[@elmerburley7710]

Ok guys great video, it looks like to me the kids are doing great on the boat even though it was a rough passage I'm sure they have thier moments 😀. God bless you guys stay safe. Peace

[@dwcheshire]

Good luck with your boat search, I hate that you are being pushed to do it now instead of being able to take your time but I'm sure it will work out for the best.

[@kevinburton2463]

I am sooo jealous of this guy. He’s got two cute kids, a pretty wife and the beautiful Maldives all to themselves. I wish I had the balls to sell my house and sail around the earth like they do. U guys rule! Hope I see the new boat in ur next vid. Sending love n luck from New York

[@lifeinpalawan]

Have to agree, can you update on the cracking and damage from defore? You are in our prayers!

[@roadboat9216]

Sorry about the yucky trip. We just crossed the Atlantic in may. Motorsailed the first thousand miles against the trades. from the Caribbean to Portugal. Took us 17 days total. It was a very comfortable sail and trip! We pretty. Much took the great circle route point to point. OH and yes, size does matter. We were 5000 tones! Ha ha. I know, that’s cheating.

[@Shirley_-zn8kl]

yes it would be better for your family, 60' would be cool to see , it looks like your having a crew all in the family

[@ronverbonach3992]

Sailing dauntless is selling 2018 Lagoon 46 They got a 2022 50 footer

[@peterthermocline]

Amazing SEAWIND quality, super quality and attention to detail.

[@MiQBohlin]

Brilliant build up for whats to come! Nice editing to establish for next episode! 😉

[@itsallgood2]

Looks like a weekend at the Lake of the Ozarks. Rough. Be safe. Cheers!

[@MiniCat.Australia]

Hello, Sailing Nahoa this is an open question to you and all your subscribers and watchers. I know I’m going to receive some negative comments to this question however it’s a legitimate query to all liveaboards (mainly aimed at Cats but also curious from the Mono owners out there). I also understand it’s a hypothetical (at this stage) however I truly believe it is fast approaching becoming a reality. if a renewable energy (solar, electric, hydrogen ? - i.e. non diesel) boat could get you as far as the current ‘sails’ what would your next boat be - and would you consider a “sail-less” boat. Now I know there are people out there that love to sail - I totally get it (this question is not for you) however watching most of the common channels I do wonder if the actual ‘sailing’ part is as enjoyable as depicted and if ‘sailing’ inhibits you from enjoying other things (ie being able to go somewhere that the wind won’t let you (at that point in time)). Think about having the ability to choose windless or calm weather windows, point straight, possibly quicker passages, no mast/sails/rigging (maintenance, possible failure, costs), the boat liveability (if it didn’t have to ‘sail well’), overall stresses on the boat, maintenance, etc. I’m probably 6 years off (I’ll be a ‘fit’ 64) and have my eyes on purchasing a Seawind 1260 or 1370 ($$$) and looking to initially circumnavigate Australia and then possibly onto South Pacific and then who knows so ‘range’ is definitely a huge consideration (this is not just a day-tripper coastal question - a true long term liveaboard). I’m looking forward to your (constructive) thoughts (either positive or negative).

[@donnakawana]

There are many Electric sail boats out there. Sail boats an cats... I prefer to sail.. you need nothing but wind no gas no electricity... Just wind .. I have owned both .. I prefer wind. The only thing that limits where you go is size not sail or no sail... I have sailed off of a mooring more times than I can count.. you can motor sail.... Which is very cool...!! What I didn't like about not having sails. If I ran outta fuel I was stuck.. in a sailboat no gas you have wind... It's all down to you an what you wanna do. How you wanna live an where you wanna travel... Check out a vessel called a diesel duck... It's a Sailing trawler... Very nice... Almost bought one.. but went with sailboat...

[@donaldpayne1376]

Re sounder, maybe Google making a well on the inside of the hull filling with oil and placing sensor in the oil. Then the sensor does not protrude the skin and can be fitted internally.

[@donnakawana]

I actually hooked my death Sounder out inside my boat next to where it was supposed to be in a couple of water with a lid on it and the hole in the top to make sure it couldn't come out and I glued LOL taped it down and it worked fine worked perfectly fine until I could pull it out and put it in when we weren't sailing..

[@Bri-wi8kq]

Congratulations on making it guys! That neck of the woods scares the bejeebers outa me! Thank you for sharing. Bri, TopHat 25'

[@CharleyGeorge]

If you ever sale in the Great Lakes especially Lake Erie the waves you were talking about are the same if not worse on the Erie. If you are out on the lake in 1-2 footers which is a smidge rough but no big deal for the 30 foot or so. But the wind can quickly turn the lake to 5 footer in a very short time. You think it felt rough on this sale in the video the lake is way worse. In fact it is extremely dangerous if you don't understand what it can do.

[@stuartsimmons956]

You guys are frigging troopers. I watch a number of other channels and they don't sail in rough seas with anything like you guys.

[@RichardRoger1966]

Given all that movement as shown in the "behind the scenes" clip, have you checked the Bulkheads? I'm nervous after seeing all that movement. As seen on Sailing Parlay Revival just how much damage there can be with broken bulkheads and how little strength can be left.....

[@licencetoswill]

just wait till you get to the seychelles. a true paradise that hasn't been ruined

[@effkay3691]

Your stress with passage and anchorage and time of arrival has all to do with the kids. No matter how cool we are, kids play on your mind. All the time. What are ya gonna do.

[@belizeguy]

Good Luck with the repairs. Amazing Content!! Thanks.

[@timothybruce1775]

Have you watched the Parley Revival KZbin channel? Besides behind one of my favorites, it clearly shows bulkhead issues and how they dealt with them. Pretty amazing

[@kyladavenport2812]

We have a lagoon 410 with children on board and we would upgrade to a leopard 48 if we decide to go bigger. They are Not too big but have a great layout.

[@FeelItRising]

If they go any bigger, the cost and maintancne will be through the roof. I don't know their financials, but yikes

[@julianbatcheler9970]

If I had the cash and a young family I would look at Privilege cats. They cost a lot but you see where the money goes. Pretty much in a class of their own. The 510 is the smallest and is more than enough… the front owners cabin is more like something from a super yacht.

[@moesailing6008]

Bodhi is totally rockin' out in his seat on the table. I believe he is going to take to the camera like a fish to water. Such a cutie!

[@promacpic]

Sailing Family & Sailing La Vagabonde love(d) their Outremers. Although Riley is getting a Rapido 60, he’s keeping his Outremer.

[@travelingtimothy]

The damage looks serious and structural rather than cosmetic. I hope you are able to repair it quickly. The allure of a “fast” boat is compelling but misleading. It is nearly impossible to “outrun” weather; fast boats usually sacrifice ride for comfort; they are often prohibitive to repair. I don’t know man. I am sure you have something in mind that will work.

[@nickfiser8421]

Loved your alls videos… kids are hard…can’t imagine on a sailing boat..less complaining about kids on a boat..more on how awesome sailing is…you got this…think positive! It is what you make it..stay positive!

[@DD-xx8wh]

yes life is very different now...the new boat will look like those differences, can 't wait to see it!!

[@Momster89]

Start your search for a new boat now. With the time it takes to build, your kids will be teenagers by the time you take possession

[@donnakawana]

Sailing ,sailing over the clear Blue Sea.. hoping that the wind will follow me...and the sea will see and follow too...!! That's the song I heard in my head as kids were smiling as the sea rages round them!! Cuz Mummy an Daddy stay calm kids follow suit....Guys sending positive thoughts an energy...for a successful navigation... Thanks for sharing your lives with us grateful...✌🏼💗😊❣️

[@JP-mu5er]

You guys cheer my Sundays up, thank you for everything

[@whereswaldo1191]

Have a look at Schionning catamarans, they won't be in the shows unfortunately. For me they are a perfect mix, an 1800 GForce might be what your after and would eat those conditions you are in, in the video and have good space and comfort. There are a lot of false statements about performance boats, I have a smaller 1480 Schionning and would be happy to answer any questions 100% honestly.

[@LukeLittrellbaseball]

you guys are inspirational

[@jenniferodonnell4394]

Whenever you show the interior of your boat, I'm surprised the objects (fruit, toys, baskets, dishes) aren't flying around with the rough seas. Are they all secured on the bottom? Is it magic?

[@bryanmyers9977]

Lol... of the 8 channels I watch only you and one other was not in the processor of switching boats. Your in great company now with the other 6. :)

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

The one thing we know is that Noah has been child approved lol She is a ocean approved cruising yacht and capable of going around and around the world. Hello from Siesta Key Florida

[@MrAlubenco]

I am not an experienced sailor, I want to be. You four show me the nuisances even more intracanctly. Thanks to your safe sailing am I able to appreciate. SAIL ON, SAIL ON... Commodores

[@imscanon]

I think everyone but Delos is getting a new boat. lol Everyone's gonna be in airbnbs waiting for builds and only Delos will be sailing. lol Well, I guess that's not true. Parlay Revival and MJ Sailing finally just got back mobile. Still...lots of new boats coming and that's cool too!

[@T25de]

Love you guys Happy to hear of plans for a new ride and continued adventure

[@desertedenblooms]

Two weeks ago you showed a lot of damaged to your boat. They were disturbing pictures of damage that you have not addressed with an update. I suppose perhaps you give patreon members an update and the rest of can sit here and wonder about the safety of the children ? Sometimes, I feel like we are being played .

[@georgesparrow2839]

Knowing what the other boats have gone through with their bulkheads perhaps you have that on your mind when sailing this stretch. If the damage is anywhere near what I saw in other videos you will not be able to do the fixes by yourselves with 2 kids along.

[@brunomeral7885]

Sailing is literally day by day (weather forecast by weather forecast, isn't it?)... but with many days come months and years (and babies)... and a new boat for new adventures around the world. Looking forward for all those days.

[@chasepuzon6893]

Awesome parents and I love seeing you too enjoying life I understand it’s difficult right now I have three children my youngest is 13. Enjoy you’re doing great keep it up I can’t wait for your next show

[@MZderf]

Buy a good used cat! No waiting, just minor fix ups.

[@T25de]

9:00 Convo about being alone on watch and making decisions, trusting your partner… good stuff

[@joser.mejias3809]

It's good to see you sailing again!

[@shubsman8411]

Was looking forward to seeing the strangers who came onboard at night, shown in the last video :(

[@pastorjerrykliner3162]

Expensive, I know, but "The Sailing Family" channel was circumnavigating with three kids on an Outremere. But that might be a good channel to check out and see what they experienced.

[@joeldelamirande5792]

What your brand and size of boat? It too bad for your hull flexing Look up Colin sailing parlay revival he fixed the issue on lagoon 450

[@RAEckart22]

I'm guessing the Thai Boat Shows would've been an interesting adventure

[@vickyoakes4584]

Respect for your sailing. You are keeping it safe and on voyage!👍💓

[@accfh6635]

Cracked bulkhead repair series - Part 11 (Episode 116) Parlay Revival

[@jamespollock994]

Love your channel! Hang in there with the kiddos!

[@richardjagger6920]

LOve you two. Due to the fact you do not dramatize your days, Too many think they are making a soap opera. I think. the only reason they make videos is the money. I can be pretty obvious

[@kristaready8812]

Great video guys. Nice to see how you're managing with your new family on board! The kids are too cute 🤗🍻

[@DanBullard]

Sailing Ruby Rose looked at new catamarans for months, so check their channel and save yourself some time.

[@Artram1987]

Was the damage to the walls, created before the encounter with the customs officers' boat?

[@cheryl63...]

Awsome family! Love your adventures where ever you take us! :) ~Idaho~

[@sebastienmigneault5183]

Crazy seas. Thanks for sharing this with us. How will you handle the boat repairs, sale and subsequent purchase (all these decisions)? Cheers.

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

Thank you for the upload happy you made it to your destination safe and well. ♥️♥️

[@madloop3217]

10:50 I feel so bad for the little boy. You are just adding more swells to the seas ones. The little looked helpless, also his head was constantly hitting that metal bar, everyone can see he wasn't enjoying that