We did NOT expect to be dealing with THIS!! [EP 100]

[@peterfrebold]

..... kricky ...... is this one of those 15 minute tear-downs that will take a week to reconstruct and find things you don't want to really ..... your gut feeling Khiara, it is always does one go with it or not, can you imagine being able to distinguish what is and what is not ...... that old saying comes to mind .. you don't know what you don't know till you know what you don't know .... sorta like the global warming thing, your predicament .... do nothing and it is a big thing, we are sol .. if we do something and it is nothing, we are miles ahead, big bonus ..... thx for sharing .... that banana bread looked a wee bit solid ..... never stop dreaming, just dream bigger ...... have fun be safe, save our oceans ......

[@prestondwhite]

I have been on a deployment in Beaumont Texas for the last 5 weeks or so due to the virus outbreak. We just had Laura skirt next to us and we had hunkered down within the city. Late in the evening I was like why did I not demand that my crew and I move an hour west or so. We weathered the storm and when we came out we had gotten lucky. We always prepare for the worst and hope for the best in my business and you two benefit from that practice as well. You guys are so precious and the world needs more of you... please always take the harder more cautious option.

[@nickstokes8497]

Congrats on 100 episodes! Love your channel! Best decision hauling out for safety. Looking forward to the next 100 episodes. Stay safe. Cheers

[@InventorGadget]

Congrats on the 100th episode, wooop wooop! You are doing some really fantastic work, keep it up and to many more!

[@kevincarey1076]

Glad you guys prepared so well for a potential hurricane! Fair winds and following seas Millennial Falcon!!

[@jedi201]

Congrats on the 100th episode. Keep up the good work. Stay safe.

[@nffremote]

Teamwork, great to see.

[@Hairnicks]

Good decision even though the storm was a bit of a damp squid, after all, this is your home and a massive investment, you have to be careful and err on the side of caution. Happy days lovely pair.

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Damp squid 😂 what a great saying. Thanks for tuning in! 🙂

[@Mahalo_83]

Damp squib 🤔

[@Hairnicks]

@@Mahalo_83 A squib is a kind of firework banger in England, if it's damp it just splutters instead of going bang.

[@Mahalo_83]

Hairnicks deliberate malapropism then

[@sheldonpenn1815]

Well that hurricane turned out to be a bit on a dud :-) Make sure after you get the new cutlass bearing in and the boat back in the water to check the engine and shaft alignment.

[@japc4326]

Always error on being on the safe side....good work and smooth sailing...John

[@timbolife]

Good luck guys, I think you made a good decision! Though would have been fun in the mangroves.... Another great honest video

[@marty2872]

With the way your anchor set at the beginning- it was a smart move to get hauled!

[@anthonypollard4538]

Stay safe guys.

[@joeymcmanus448]

Congratulations on the 100th episode. A bit of a kick on what it was about but life tends to do funny things like that .. thanks for bringing us along... cheers

[@davidvigneux6929]

15:00 GENIUS!!!

[@scubaseas1]

You can use your pole as it is but you would need to store it on deck which makes it very difficult to deploy and use . The ring car won't work for mast storage as you have found out. Save the spinnaker pole and just change the end of it to a "TS" socket. You really should have a toggle car which has a "TS" or universal joint type pin on it. I got a car off a Catalina 42 and swapped a pin over to it. You should have an Isomat NG86 mast and any Isomat car except the one that fits the NG150 mast will work. They are hard to find new and outrageously expensive. Keep an eye out where ever a hurricane passed through and used boat parts places and maybe you'll get lucky. RigRite in the States has new Isomat parts. Glad Gonsalvo passed without issue. Looking forward to the cutless bearing video. Glad you put the Bruntons in. Al V42CC hull#98

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Thanks al, will keep an eye out for old mast parts, the spinnaker pole is too big anyway so will look out for some old parts and we can finally use it again!

[@scubaseas1]

@@SailingMillennialFalcon I had thought your pole looked a bit undersize actually. A 3" works fine if you fly a full symmetrical spinnaker. If too long you can cut the pole easily. If you are using it just as a whisker pole a line control pole works better but LC poles won't work in compression. i.e with a spinnaker. A full chute running down wind with the main sheeted in tight to control roll is a great way to go "downhill". Once you get used to (I mark my guys/preventers) setting the pole up it's pretty painless to fly a big chute if you have a snuffer. Used spinnakers are pretty easy to come by. Snuffer socks not so much.

[@jimbishop5240]

Congratulations on episode 100.

[@CaptMarkSVAlcina]

Hi Guys, when I was there last year, I think that guy you were talking to had or work at a coffee shop that also did sailing things. He you had to walk with all my bags from there when the time had and he just took me in his car. What a love guy. If it was him can you say hi the thank him again. I was the one that stay in the coffee shop for about 2.5 hrs.

[@harryrobinson2266]

hi i wish you both well with the bad weather coming your way stay safe and good travels

[@Dragging79]

Very best of luck to you two. Hope you guy's come away completely unscathed.

[@briandarling7276]

[EP 100] Congratulations!!!!

[@JDIngraham]

Congrats on 100 episodes guys!

[@adamlancaster2]

Congrats on episode 100!

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Thanks!! 🥳🥳

[@JCAJCA3]

What a wonderful young couple. Looking forward to the rest of the story. GOD speed. JC

[@barbaralane9825]

Growing up, we took the boat of the mooring and hauled it when bad weather was forecast. Except for that one time...and it flipped on the mooring. Luckily it was the small motorboat and it was salvageable. Our neighbor wasn’t as lucky. 30 footer broke the mooring and flipped on the beach. Would rather do the work and it be unnecessary than deal with picking up the pieces.

[@kenshores9900]

Have you ever sailed from Grenada to St Vincent? Interesting adventures.

[@Danarcherify]

Just finished watching your guys' entire playlist, keep up the great work! One for your Q&A session, Adam has referred to 'compression winds' on a number of videos, I think I know what he's getting at, but how about pulling out that pen and paper for a quick explanation? Cheers!

[@rfunk727]

That would be a hard choice between and nice spot in a tight channel tied up to some mangroves or putting her on the hard. I do like the fact that they had the large concrete blocks to help keep her down and study during the winds. Good Luck!

[@vxnova1]

Thankfully it looked like it petered out a bit, will be interesting to see how it was on the ground.

[@jamesbaldwin2866]

Loved the footage of sailing to Carriacou. Boat goes nicely!

[@johnlynn4945]

Pretty easy to see Khiara is either very worried or upset. You just weren’t your cheerful happy self, you were all business and forward.

[@sgauth]

When you get back in the water you need to video how you store you spinaker pole.... mine is strapped to my stanchions and is always in the way. I have seen some clipped to the deck.... you seem to store yours on the mast... I want to see!!!

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Because we’re filming pretty much in real time we can actually do this! 😆

[@HARRRYVID]

Hope things work out. At least you both have each other to hold onto. Stay safe.

[@joshcarlisle6792]

When I saw the storm track for Gonzola I immediately thought of you guys! You made the right call, I live near the coast of North Carolina and I've seen first hand what a mess Hurricanes and tropical storms can make and I live over an hour inland. It's all about managing risk and with 2020 turning into the year from hell I would not tempt fate! Glad it all turned out for the best. Awesome to see your 100th episode and congrats!

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

2020 is indeed a bit of a lemon! 😒 better to be safe than sorry, thanks for watching!

[@MikeLoveBuns]

Another great sailing ⛵️ sailboat video! 😀⛵️😘 Mike from Missouri

[@ceb7894]

Hope everything goes ok. Looks like ya’ll have done everything you can. Stay safe!!

[@julesavery4105]

Congratulations on your 100th episode.

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Thank you!! 🥳

[@svpapillon2462]

Remain Safe, although as of today it seems you were Thankfully Spared. I do see another African Tropical Wave coming (92L) but it is tending to Track to your North.....good news for you...I need Banana Bread too!

[@vanseventy]

Just like the real Millenial Falcon ...Always making modifications yourself but she’s got it where it counts!

[@RAEckart22]

At 18:35, the camera swings around Khiara & you can see the Falcon's neighbor --> Diva!

[@brucegates7939]

Stay safe guy's 🍻

[@lets_go_see_]

When you have a gut feeling....... Go with it !

[@danknox9986]

Good luck to you. Stay safe.

[@Themanoutdoors]

Good luck you guys, looks like the perfect time for some TLC on the old girl too!

[@pumpkinking6397]

Love your boat name! When I get one Im calling it the Millenium Falcon

[@DirkJacobsz]

The best small boat sailor in the world - Trevor Roberston - oy oy oy.. .Aussie

[@kennethmiller1654]

Good morning Hans and chewy

[@tbonemc2118]

After living through cyclone Tracy many years ago the success of your preparations are entirely dependent on the preparation of others in close proximity. Structures and boats that would have easily survived a blow are battered by someone else's poorly built or neglected whatever falling apart. My father was vey high up in the NT Housing commission at the time and he made the remark after the cyclone had wrecked Darwin that they should sue the government for damages because their houses had all been build by the cheapest shoddy builders to inferior standards and fell apart destroying commission houses. I clearly remember a hurricane in the Caribbean in the last couple of years where hundreds of boats and marina's were destroyed yet there were undamaged boats moored all by themselves out in a huge lagoon. Except for wind and rain nothing else hit them.

[@robertmills794]

Best of luck. I lived through Mitch years ago on Grand Cayman. Hope I never see that again.

[@Tim8mit]

wow you guys are almost real time

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Yup! Makes for a tough filming/editing schedule!! 😆

[@dawson1220]

G'mornin Adam & Ginger princess! Hope the storm was kind.

[@helihead11]

dawson1220 I wonder if Ginger princess has a sister, A single sister!!!

[@dennisrichards2540]

@@helihead11 or two

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

I like this nickname 😁

[@slzerdaddy]

Sorry you had to do all that for a fizzled out storm... I know, got to be safe, it's your home.

[@frankquinby5502]

What is the round thing that’s attached to the wooden pole at the bottom of the stairs with a +\- sign?

[@chrisc738]

Not sure if you'll see this, given that it's 7 months late, but that's a bluetooth speaker. I happen to have the same one.

[@darkwell1581]

Fresh bolts or any bolt is better than a couple of 1/4 inch finish. Screws

[@m2pozad]

Khiara notices there are sunsets on land. Most YT sailors seem too forget that.

[@gerrycooper56]

I think we had a gust of 27.8 knots in Port Louis.

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

We were so sheltered in Carriacou marine it didn’t even spin the wind gen! (Usually needs ~15knts)

[@gerrycooper56]

Sailing Millennial Falcon let’s hope they’re all like this.

[@johnmatthew6007]

Now watched on the 29th July. Gonzalo diminished. Time for that cutlass bearing. WTF is a cutlass bearing?

[@stuartbain2815]

You got that right 2020 is a dumpster fire

[@lorenjorgensen8335]

Your drone 1 internet link is wrong, It is the same thing as your gimbal link.

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

I don’t know what that means 😬 is the footage is wrong somehow?

[@Truth_Beauty_Wisdom]

They're talking about your amazon links in the description under the video. Your drone 1 link actually links to the gimbal not a drone. Thanks for the videos BTW, really enjoying your channel.

[@nordincococ1844]

Nice..😍😍😘💫⛵🌺🕊🌴💐👍🙏

[@remodeledcatidea5324]

take a leisurely sail 50 miles south. and see which way it goes.

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Turned out it went south 😂 (bit unusual) if the wind speeds were correct we would have been sailing through 50 knots or so!

[@desolatemetro]

Sounds from the comments like the storm wasn't too bad, but there's nothing wrong with taking some extra precautions. That mangrove looked like a complete shit show, good call not going in there. I have a feeling Adam is secretly super excited that he gets to do the cutlass bearing too. :)

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

HAhahaha!! Yep, he didn’t have to debate too long on whether to haul out!

[@jaydog5223]

At the end of the day, is there any better place to ride out the storm than on your beloved Millie?

[@mickthornton7694]

What are you going to do with 6 giant cans of mustard?

[@bobbates6642]

I would have gone for the mangroves over being on land. I hope you boat ends up OK and that you both find a safe place to stay

[@mattg8156]

2020 strikes again!

[@manfredschmalbach9023]

@smiling millenial falcon .... doesn't even have to be an epic direct hit to particularly hurt boat'n crew in a panicked-out roadstead dissolving in that deadly brew of bad seamanship, malfunctioning underdimensioned gear and "save-themselves-who-still-can" sort of anti-solidarity spreading as soon as *_everybody_* will be caught in all-hands! manoeuvres out there. Your gear from pole to clamps could use some TLC, too - good to recognize without 70+ kts wind already blowing. For the Spi-Pole fitting: Harken; does cost an arm and a leg, but does pay itself in the long run for absoeffinglutely sure. www.harken.com/productcategory.aspx?taxid=380 And no, I do not hold any assets, I just started my sailing on competitively raced regatta boats (aka overcanvassed to the point beyond which You tend to throw the whole bloody rigg in the drink each time essential outfits suddenly stop behaving properly or even fail like Your mast ring ....)

[@itsmePassport]

40k subs... what.!

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Woohoo! 🥳

[@ATCDogg]

your intro sequence needs an update, probs keep it under 6 secs imho. that being said, stay safe, party on!

[@thegeminiguy1065]

Second in line

[@Barbreck1]

Nothing like wasting days of work over nothing, eh?! Ah well, better safe than sorry. Any decent boats for sale down there?

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Yeah, a lot of panic over what turned out to be a nice sailing day! a few boats for sale, depends what your after 🙂 seem to be a few more second hand and more sturdy looking boats for sale than flashy cats

[@Barbreck1]

@@SailingMillennialFalcon Were after any decent cruiser 44' up! Trouble is we're in BC, so getting there to view/buy is a bit of a problem!

[@goodnight750]

@@Barbreck1 you can find some good deals in BC. I just got an older catamaran, and have seen a couple of great monos around the Vancouver area.

[@Barbreck1]

@@goodnight750 I haven't seen much above 44ft that wasn't way overpriced or junk, Darcy. Unless you can point me in the right direction?!

[@goodnight750]

@@Barbreck1 if you are looking to score an amazing deal you have to stick to Craigslist multiple times a day. And Facebook marketplace. If you want an unbelievable deal buy down in Mexico on the Pacific side, a ton of people sale down there and decide it's not for them, then they don't want to sail back through the Baha Bash. They end up putting their boat for sale and the price drops pretty hard after the first 3 months. I got a 50-foot catamaran for under 150k CAD buy just getting lucky on Craigslist.

[@javierbetancourt9388]

100

[@colinboniface194]

First in line... LOL

[@raymartin8644]

easy for me. i would have freeked

[@andrewbowlgarte4738]

no way i would of hauled out , like many full time sailors , just sail out of its path

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

We’re pretty damn slow... there no running from hurricanes in our tub 😆