We Finished Our New Rigging!- Sailing SV Delos Ep. 65

[@JayBr61]

Brian's positive attitude and willing ingenuity never ceases to impress me. I'm binge watching your episodes in order while "locked down" for covid.

[@wildaltarose]

I am also binge watching during the Covid lock down. It is October and the cases are climbing at an alarming rate.

[@tomzito2585]

November 2020. Crazy election times. Cases still climbing. Delos, take me away!

[@00708046]

It amazes me how able and patient Capt'n Brian is when one thing after another breaks down and he takes it on without complaining . He does it for his loving crew and they all chip in to help. Yous guys are the best ! Amazing that you changed the rigging with the mast standing and no crane !

[@elmenomaronido6653]

i’ve seen all episodes of Delos and keep coming back to this group , the best crew of all .

[@davidc6510]

DIY awesomeness - kudos to David from the rigging ship that came out to make sure you were all sorted out. What a class act. Once again the Delos Crew scores big time with the interest and concern for doing a great job for your magnificent crew. Very cool.

[@BillWJS]

I don’t think he really knew who Delos was when they first came to visit him…. Next episode, nothing like having the boss show serious interest in a project. Delos Crew!

[@ПавелРодионов-э8р]

Вот лучшая компания на Делосе. Лучшие времена. Молодость! ЭХ)))

[@afharding]

"The thing is, there's nothing we value more than food." Classic!

[@chrisbrownfl]

Gang - thanks for the videos. Just a friendly heads up - on those climbing harnesses you use to go up the mast, you need to make sure you "double back" all of the buckles. They can fail(webbing pulls back through under load) if not. In the video you can see Brady and Max do not have their leg loops doubled back, hopefully the waist buckle was! Looking forward to the rest of the videos.

[@SailingwiththeFoxwellFamily]

Rigging a fore-stay out on the water is one hell of a job and yet you guys manage to make it seem fun. Thanks for sharing

[@jimmieusaf-pol2639]

I thought the cartoon using pirates to explain their process was pretty ingenious, and the crew worked flawlessly using Brian and Brady's plan to hoist the fore-stay into position. You really have to be a problem solver living in those conditions...and both the brothers always come through no matter what needs to be done.

[@far-flung8356]

Delos was in good shape here. New sails, standing rigging, bottom paint, plus all the other repairs. It's a good thing as you were about to cross the Indian Ocean. I bet that gave you all some peace of mind. And that Mexican food! What a cool thing to find half way across the world. And such friendly people...it warms the heart. Great times.

[@svdelos]

Ahoy! We're doing the same thing now, getting Delos prepared for her voyage towards Namibia and beyond! Mr Brady is a BIG fan of Mexican food.

[@tjlangton4302]

Coffee, bacon, and Delos videos. today is going to be a good day!!

[@JeffHock1]

Whole lot of work done, both in terms of mast tuning and vid production. Great seeing you guys in Phuket, really, really, enjoyed this video, and the memories... As we say in Thailand, "See you next time I see you". Cheers.

[@maddierosemusic]

You're a good man,, Jeff! I wonder how much it cost?

[@tastas02]

Think it's the third or fourth time I come back to these pre Indian Ocean episodes. Top class content

[@wornslapout]

Great example of teamwork getting that forestay up and everything adjusted. Another great video. I am finding all over youtube just how much you are impacting others to sail or make sailing videos. What an inspiration you guys are to others to just get out there! Been following you from the beginning and what a journey you have made....can't wait for what is next in your epic adventure!

[@svdelos]

+Ted Smith Hey Ted, thanks for that! Yeah it's really great to see the explosion of sailing channels. So many people following their dreams and it's really cool. If we had even a little part in this then I think we're doing a good thing :) Fair winds- Brian

[@bob-ny6kn]

To Babs (@11:33). Agreed. Upside is you get the whole berth, but the couples have to share. You have fans. Enjoy the sailing!

[@mycrazylifewfawnlisette3582]

WOW!!!! @5.57.... THAT PERSPECTIVE OF SEEING BRIAN UP THE MAST!!!! I knew it was high but...... WoW!!!

[@wesleyddavies]

Originally I wrote, "I love the technical and boat stuff the most!", but your balance between stories, history, personalities, adventure, tourism, culture, etc doesn't suck at all!

[@crismoore6811]

Fabulous. So skilled. I am impressed that there is no cursing.

[@brooks16661]

Awesome, you guys are crazy.... in an awesome way. Nothing not totally normal. once again... another fantastic vid. the shot of the frogs fornicating was too funny! Great work, keep it up guys!!

[@matthewlamb2660]

Ahaha, You guys keep getting better at this! Lots of laughs.. Max and Frida on the Saloon table.. and then the three frogs! I lost it! Lots of great tunes and some wicked editing in this!

[@SailingMissLoneStar]

+Matthew Lamb The frogs were hilarious!

[@svdelos]

+Matthew Lamb Yeah one of my favorites for sure. I think Brady is upping his game in the editing department :) Brian

[@schmitzcj]

+SV Delos Sailing Very true. There were so many rememberable parts in the video,.. the lube job, the frog threesome,.. I could go on and on,..

[@bl4ck0ut22]

I stumbled across your videos a couple weeks ago. You guys gave me a whole new energy I definitely needed and some direction. I'm saving up all my pennies and cutting back on partying and some other nonsense. Saving up for a boat and spending every free moment I have out on the ocean. You guys are living the dream that I have always had but been too distracted by busy society to follow for myself. Thanks for what you do, it's truly inspiring. Cheers, next ones on me!

[@svdelos]

+Placebo_Jones Hey right on so happy to hear that! You know i remember having the exact same feeling as you when i was working in Seattle. That's when I came up with my 4 year plan. Amazingly I saved about $250 a month by just making my own coffee in the mornings instead of the cafe. That's enough to cover my ENTIRE food budget while sailing for a month now. Not such a bad trade right? Fair Winds- Brian

[@garyallsebrook3493]

Nice to see Delos underway again! Nice touch with the froggie ménage à trois!

[@lrs8369]

One of the best videos yet, sure enjoy them all.

[@piotrzakrzewski5643]

Simply the best You Tube chanel. I am a fan since I don't know - like episode 12. Always wawsome job!

[@BCG6963]

Hi everyone, i don't know anything about sailing but enjoy your videos, . Delos looked magnificent in those test sailings, all buffed up, new sail and new rigging. Bonn voyage, safe passage.

[@mikeskor6230]

Great diagram of the forestay installation. A real sense of coordinated effort. Amazing how a heavy part like the forestay is just held in place with 2 simple pins.The crew really deserved that Mexican feast.

[@ChristopherYoung5977]

You guys are doing the best drone work on the internet. Great job of mixing useful info (rig tuning) with lots of fun.

[@mobiltec]

Fantastic work on the rigging. Just shows what you can do when you put your mind to it. Way fun video. I smiled all the way through it.

[@JordanNiks]

The last 4 videos were the best!!!! Loved it! You took on rigging the masts of your beautiful Ketch and killed it! I felt like it was one of those jobs that’s so rewarding and really makes you know your ship in ways you wouldn’t have otherwise! Keep it up! And fair winds!

[@timhart7554]

Impressed with your can do attitude , and How you live for today, cause there is no guarantee that tomorrow is gonna come! I have a little 17 foot O'Day Daysailer and it came with its original Rolly Tasker sails. David seems like a great guy you just don't get customer service like that anymore ! My voyages aren't as epic as yours but I live for the weekends and the water, sailing is just so relaxing no schedule just chilling looking for the wind. I love how you guys film I can almost smell the ocean and the wind in my hair when I'm watching, Thanks for sharing T J

[@mahaper-ree3452]

Good to see you old sea salts back on the waves.....God-Speed to Capt. Haddock and crew.

[@shaneshaw1895]

My wife and I recently "discovered" SV Delos, love the vids and the "can do" attitude you all have. We intend on retiring early in the next few years and becoming full time liveaboard cruisers.

[@rvick2010]

The fact that you guys replaced all the rigging by yourselves says all you need to know about this crew! Amazing to watch!

[@imwithstupid6730]

I found your videos just last week and have really enjoyed them. Being a mechanic I especially enjoyed the rigging and maintenance videos of Delos. As a small time prepper, I also enjoyed the videos on previsioning the boat. I also grew up in the Seattle area in Bellevue so it was another tie in to the boat. Great job by all.

[@OcRefrig]

Wow, i been around boats all my life. owned 7 boats. mostly power boats. used to race a catamaran when i was younger and never knew anything about the " Mast tuning. " I learn something new on alot of your video's. they are very enjoyable to watch while doing dishes or cooking in the kitchen. Have Fun ! Awesome Video's ! side note- i was wondering if i'd see any refrigeration parts in the vids. Looks like u had a Boxer fan go out on that condenser for the freezer. it's a good idea to keep an eye on those fans, it's crucial to compressor survival. keep those condensers clean too. you must be able to see through them with a flashlight. any fan blowing through the condenser will do in a pinch. keep area ventilated too . heat must be able to get out of that compartment and cool air in. cool air in front & hot air out the back.

[@svdelos]

+OcRefrigeration,Hvac & Electrical. Hey thanks for the advice, refrigeration is one of my weak points but I learn something new every day. Fair Winds! Brian

[@TheKYMB01]

Best episode yet. Thanks Delos

[@freeman-jk1sl]

Hello again from the Big Easy. Another great video Delos, Always looking forward to the next installment. 2:30 a.m. here and some of us are still stuck in the daily rat race. Just a quick note to let you know you have a lot of fans here in New Orleans who think ya'll are awesome. We're right in the middle of the Mardi Gras season here so its a been a bit crazy but as soon as things calm down a couple of us will be joining your Patreon fund to show our appreciation for letting us follow along with your adventures.

[@svdelos]

+freeman3414 Wow, New Orleans! What a cool place. I've only been through there twice but had a blast both times. When we get back to the USA we'll have to roll through for a visit. Thanks for the support, we appreciate it so much and it's what makes all this possible! Fair Winds- Brian

[@richardmontgomery100]

Great stuff guys!...you gave the rigging a crack and proved that it can be done with a little careful thinking and a great attitude. Keep safe.

[@BostonClipper]

Tuning the standing rigging remarkably impressive! Wow.

[@leapsonic1]

good info on keeping the mast straight with proper shroud tightening.

[@horizonized]

The videography of your sailing adventures is getting amazing. I started to feel while watching that your stories could easily grow into a syndicated feature on mainstream public programming. I came across your adventures just over a year ago and I've watched every video to date since. Last summer my sweetheart and I took the ISA competent crew training in Desolation Sound off the coast of British Columbia and this summer will take day skipper and perhaps navigational if time permits. The 10, well now 9 year plan is to be heading out of the channel on our own adventure around the world. Look forward to the next chapter. Keep safe.

[@svdelos]

+Cameron Fehr Thanks for the awesome feedback man! Hope to see you sailing some day! Cheers, Brady

[@simonemezzedimi4054]

Don't know if you check these comments any longer, but I just watched it, and I had to say it: outstanding job with the rigging really. Massive mission accomplished, you should be proud. You probably just got yourself a new patreon. Fair winds! S

[@edrymes3653]

Once again an excellent video. Fajitas,forestay, fornicating frogs and Frida on the table, an interesting mix to say the least.

[@svdelos]

+Ed Rymes Ha Ha hey Ed. Thanks for that! Fair Winds- Brian

[@johndonaldson5126]

You guys are great. You've even made installing a forestay look good. Nice professional job on the video.

[@healthsos]

Keepin' coming - living vicariously through you all - on board since Mexico

[@CaptainSoggy1]

Great video, the productions are getting more smooth and engaging, keep up the good work Team Delos!

[@robertcieslak6260]

Great video to watch at 5:00AM in frozen Michigan. Here it is April 5, 2016 and we have a windchill of 10 degrees just north of Detroit and snow in tonight's forcast. All of you look so healthy, wealthy, warm and most important happy.

[@dreadog6425]

Epic...Just watched episode 42 to 65 all over again. This crew was dam good.

[@myogdenrow]

Good to have everyone back! Bud

[@horstkotte6114]

Hi, nice one, keep up the good work! Some advise for going aloft / tying in a harness in general: Use a double figure eight knot or a double bowline. Double figure eight is preferred because it's almost impossible to get it wrong. A single bowline can flip over and open up if it gets tension from the inside of the loop, e.g. you accidentally hook it onto something. And try to tie the knot as close as possible to the harness so there is no chance to stick your arm through it. That's what they teach for rock climbing in Germany so it's probably over the top for going aloft, but hey, we like it as safe as possible :-) Cheers, Andi

[@svdelos]

+Horst Kotte Hey Andi, you know you're the first person that's really explained why the double figure eight is better for climbing than a bowline. That actually makes sense. Cool to learn something every day I think. That being said I will probably stick with my trusty bowline for going aloft as I can tie one with my eyes closed in about 5 seconds upside down in the darkness and we do have two lines for safety anyway. Fair Winds and wishing you the best! Brian

[@JGCBarnett]

Its to bad you can only like this one time. I love watching stuff like this where you can learn about the rigging and get some great entertainment in at the same time. And a frog orgy thrown in for good measure. Cheers guys!

[@svdelos]

+Christopher Barnett Oh thanks for that Christopher, your comment means a lot to us. Fair Winds! Brian

[@IslanderSailboatInfo]

Glad to see that book helped, I got a copy at West Marine a few months ago on sale and gave it a read, but I'll keep it around now for sure!

[@BandM404]

Awesome job Brady, really funny and entertaining video.

[@jlfelber1]

I love the details you provide regarding how you tuned the rigging. I especially like the added touch of the illustrations and narration that begin around 4:52, but it's all good. Fair winds!

[@svdelos]

+Joseph Felber Yeah cool. glad you enjoyed that. The Braidster really does some cool stuff :) Brian

[@StellarSailor]

These videos make me so happy!! Love from North Norfolk in England! X

[@queenofyeay]

I'm no marine specialist, but as a diesel/heavy equipment mechanic for over 30 years I am a bit concerned about the pin situation on the stay(s) where you had to have that pin manufactured. The issue as I see it is the mechanical stress that pin and the terminal end of the stay will have exerted on it. Because the OLD pin and stay were the right fit, the pin had a large contact pattern on the terminal end, perhaps nearly half the circumference of the pin and the terminal end both, distributing the load... In this new setup with the large terminal end holes and smaller pin the contact pattern is reduced to a mere point increasing the mechanical stresses on those parts pretty dramatically. It's sort of akin to someone walking in deep snow... with and without snowshoes. I'm not saying it is something that will cause you immediate trouble, and those parts may be designed with a wide strength safety margin and never cause an issue but I just had to mention it so that you at least are aware of it, and if it DOES cause trouble (metal deformation and cracks) you will have kept an eye on it before it gets bad.

[@waderogers]

Agreed. I too noticed that the pin on the terminal end was a bit too small and while that won't cause immediate problems, it will the the long run because the stress taken by the pin isn't spread out over a larger are but rather is concentrated on a smaller area. Not a good idea. And I'm no armchair sailor either. Been sailing since I was 15 and am now nearly 60 years old.

[@thomas7770]

Yes, this matter definitely needs fixing. Also the subpar welds on the hand railing near the bow.

[@dtonvista]

That was absolutely amazing, great job, great team work, cheers for all! Again you guys have set the standard for all the youtubers to follow, just amazing, have fun.

[@svdelos]

+dtonvista Hey thanks for that, appreciate the complement! Fair Winds- Brian

[@NorseMan633]

Oh you lucky bastards! Found your channel by accident and now I have to live the rest of my life through yours. Please make it as carefree, drinking, scuba diving, snorkeling, swimming in the rain, catching fish, fixing the main mast, doing tequila shots, crossing the equator, hanging with locals, making breakfast smoothies, and devil may care as possible is all I ever so humbly ask. As Capt. Jack Sparrow would say ; "It's a pirate's life for me, mate !"

[@svdelos]

+Tracy Anderson Ha Ha Tracy love it! Nice man and thanks so much for the comment. Peace and love from Delos. Brian

[@nigelolympia]

That shot with Max at the top of the mask was great! It really illustrated just how much movement there is up there. Oh, and the guy from Rolly Tasker is really a hell of a guy!

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Nice tips on rigging. Always good to know that the mast will stay up. As I write this there is a force 10 forecast in the marina later tonight. The joys of spending winter in the U.K.!

[@SailingMissLoneStar]

I normally look forward to Delos videos but this week's teaser for "Brian hitting ping pong balls out of a lady's vagina" is too much to resist! You guys are hilarious and the videos keep getting better and better.

[@svdelos]

+Sailing Miss Lone Star Ha Ha glad you guys liked that! Brady's working like crazy finishing up the next one right now :) Happy sailing guys!

[@SailingMissLoneStar]

Thanks Brian. I can't wait for you guys to get to the Med. Should be funny if you don't get killed.

[@bjmartinphotography]

+Sailing Miss Lone Star Yeah, I can't wait for this vagina game.

[@icebear1559]

+B.J. Martin I want to see Karen's face when this happens. lol. man knows no wrath like that of a woman. but who knows maybe it was something totally Innocent. but you defiantly hit the button for a teaser. and Well done on the Rig job. good work.

[@SailingMissLoneStar]

I've heard stories from Navy guys who've been to the Philippines. I guess Thailand is really close and similar cultures. LOL

[@MoMoneyMoritz]

I cant get enough of these videos!!!

[@pjtaylor3]

you guys rock. every video gets better and better. I wait with anticipation for the next one.

[@nycjohnny67]

Well done on the editing. I have binged on the series for the last 3 weeks and caught up. It's been especially good during this winter in NYC to see warm weather climate. I look forward to the next video. Cheers crew! Thank you.

[@svdelos]

+John Fink Right on John, good to hear that you enjoyed the vids during the winter :) We just posted another one so hope you enjoy that as well. Fair Winds- Brian

[@nycjohnny67]

Yes, I watched the video on my commute home. I made a donation to savetheelephants.org too. Thank you for keeping that portion in the sequence. It's important to maintain awareness from many sources. Looking forward to seeing the South Africa footage and happy to read that your heading back to the Americas. :) Hello to the rest of the crew. Smooth sailing - John

[@diverbob8]

Brian, FYI...Those fans are pretty much indestructible. Use something like the tip of a razor blade knife and carefully lift out that small round plug in the center. Under that is a small e-ring. When that is removed, you can seperate the blade from the housing. Use some mild solvent and clean the bushing / bearing parts and add some light oil. Oh and when you lose or destroy the e-ring, just wrap a turn and a half of fine cupper wire in the groove. I have run them that way for more than 20 years. Thanks for sharing! Fair winds!

[@svdelos]

+Robert Applegate Hmmm, interesting! Next time I'll give that a shot. Thanks for the advice. Brian

[@geno3348]

One of your best episodes.

[@davidp8594]

Thanks for the informative vid's on rig tuning. You guys are all amazing, enjoy the journey!

[@jeffsjourney9441]

Your Vids can't come fast enough...love them!

[@robplotts9412]

great job on the riggin goes to show put your mind to it and its possible great video

[@wetdogadv4110]

One word.... Amazeballs!! Great vid guys, keep'em coming!!

[@richardmason902]

Those frogs --OMG , love it.

[@dienekesn9312]

You guys are my favorite channel on KZbin, no joke!

[@svdelos]

+Arkadi Gavin Oh thanks for that, really means a lot to us :) Fair Winds- Brian

[@R70yd]

good job delos crew you completed the rigging at last

[@Two-aboard-tuuli]

Such a funny episode, well done! And crazy, that this was a year ago!

[@Ivanator-21]

Great video guys. Brings back memories of the time i went to Thailand. I absolutely love Phuket.

[@ronaldjohnson2056]

glad to see your rigging is all set quite a project, now you can sail away on your adventure. hope you all have good weather ahead an fair seas.

[@svdelos]

+Ronald Johnson cheers to that bro! Onward to the Indian Ocean :)

[@ronaldjohnson2056]

so where is Delos an crew now Feb 11, 2016 ?

[@bigtruxz]

Well edited piece, best work yet! Keep it up Delos crew! keep the sails dry

[@overlandcuban]

Your video was uploaded just in time for me to sit back and relax after a day of hard work , always enjoy watching your videos , it's like getting out of my world and into yours were I don't have to worry about my boss nagging me lol have a good day guys ! Safe sail.

[@svdelos]

+Cesar bosch Right on Cesar, glad to hear we could help out with your work day. Fair Winds and wishing you the best- Brian

[@rugulo]

Your videography is getting very good. The drone really adds a lot to the video. Keep up the good work.

[@patm8844]

So much of this made me laugh out loud. So funny. You're all amazing. Good health & safe travels. Looking forward to more as always.

[@BenStelle]

Drone mast walk. best shot of the series so far. Loving the videos. Next beers on me!!

[@svdelos]

+Ben Stelle Yeah, one of my favorite shots as well. It's such a cool perspective! Fair Winds- Brian

[@satolbert]

Another great video! Awaiting your next great adventure here in sunny Pensacola Florida. Safe travels and keep up the good work!

[@surfynic]

Me and my girlfriend recently re rigged our cat and yes it is a job! especially with just the two of us! Interesting about been able to tighten the rigging as much as you want- this was something I had been trying to figure out for ages i.e. correct rigging tension, So was great to hear it from an expert! Now I can go make that forestay tighter..... Cant wait until the next vid! woooooo!

[@svdelos]

+surfynic Yeah, you can get tension gauges as well but we found just sailing and tightening the stays on different tacks until the leward stays didn't have any play even fully loaded seemed to do the trick. I have seen on some cats there the leward stays had a bit of play though and the owner said that was normal for their rig type. Not really sure if cats are very different. I do know we tried to have 4 fingers or less of droop in the center of the forestay with full sail out. This really improved our upwind performance. Fair winds and happy tuning! Brian

[@Dan_christian]

be sure to double back those leg loops on your harness!! great videos guys, hope to be getting my own boat very soon!

[@jurjenuit834]

Another great video! Can't wait for the next one! Enjoy!

[@CITAP1]

After watching you folks do all the work and seeing the drone footage of the top of the mast with all the electronics up there, perhaps you could do a quick explanation video about it for those of us who enjoy the technology. Good video. Thank you.

[@svdelos]

+CITAP1 Yeah, we have gotten this request quite a bit so it' high on our list. I love the boat systems and being an engineer at heart think that stuff is very interesting and cool. Stay tuned :) Brian

[@baitshop1000]

Another amazing video! It made my Friday when I got the email (at work) this morning. Helped 5 o'clock get here so much faster. Thank you! Happy sailing!

[@justlooking2222]

Amazing video Brady ! What a group of friends to have !

[@edrosenberger6947]

Awesome rigging episodes....thank you Delos crew!!

[@velocita8842]

I discovered your videos last week and have enjoyed them all! The entire crew and even the guests are embodied with same common denominator of passion, spirit and positive energy! I look forward to the next batch of videos! PS I just bought you some beer!

[@svdelos]

+velocità Right on! And thanks so much for the awesome comment and especially contributing to our beer fund. You make the world go around for us my friend :) Fair Winds- Brian

[@shipskepr1]

lol,cracked me up thanks guys,glad yur set for the next legs of your trip,,,fair winds an safe travels

[@chriskrajewski9129]

Hahahahaa, hahahahahaaaa ! Good one! - You guys, made me laughing several minutes ! I am glad you back with your videos. Impatiently waiting for more . Greetings from Toronto, Canada !

[@bevanpope7924]

You legends! That was a massive mission- great team work and so much respect!

[@bevanpope7924]

What a generous chap Jeff was...

[@maniyaryaseen1705]

What a beautiful intro song u guy got it in the start of vlog.....good jobs guys

[@DobDog151]

Nice! Sail and a Rig Tuning is on my boat too. Best advice I was given was to get it! Looking good!

[@svdelos]

+Colin Jagoe Yeah, great book. We've used that one and a few of Nigel Calder as well. Particularly Boat Owners Electrical and Mechanical Systems :) Fair Winds and thanks for watching- Brian

[@DobDog151]

+SV Delos Sailing I have Calders Diesil Engine book but haven't needed the electrical one. Yet. Maybe I should get it to have. I assume something with break at some point! :)

[@210wake]

Yes feels like I've been waiting a month to see what's next in the great journey of Delos and her crew....All tho it has only been a hole two weeks

[@SmokinPipeGuy]

Great ending to the rig replacement and I've never seen frogs get it on like that! Didn't even know they did that!

[@svdelos]

+Francis Ivanyisky Froggy Style! :) Brian

[@goldsilverandiamonds]

Awesome episode! Great editing once again.Thoroughly enjoyable. And how cool was Jeff for inviting you to his nice restaurant for some great Mexican food. You seem to meet some really good people on your adventures.

[@svdelos]

+goldsilverandiamonds No doubt, it's really the people we meet along the way that make it so special!

[@bobbyfrench5368]

Amazing video. Congrats. Love to see brothers working together, The whole crew is amazing. Ty for sharing.

[@svdelos]

We love it too, nothing better than sharing these experiences with family as well as friends! !Thanks for your support :)

[@jerryallen8086]

From a land lubber point of view, you all or "ya'll" are awesome. I look forward to your latest release. Thanks for sharing your adventures!!

[@EricAlainDufresne]

Wow, great work guys!