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Done that trip 4 times... Love the guys at Gloucester and at Scituate. Love going through the canal. I was born in Cape Cod. I'm in Morehead City heading for Bahamas soon. Enjoy your videos. Brave souls you two to do it in the cold.

very interesting! I kept thinking that Dinghy was going to get swamped! Wondering if you guys could give small explanations for the sailing terms you're using for us landlocked folks! If not, I dont mind pausing and using google!

Another fun video. ⚓️⛵️

Mattapoisett is my home port. A little sleepy this time of year.

Good job 👍 enjoy being young and I really enjoyed following along.That crab trap would have drove me nuts banging all night long 😮See you next week ❤

Darn lobster pot, sorry you didn’t get to sleep!

Your videos sustain me during a long New Brunswick winter. May can't come soon enough to get back on the water!

Wow!!! Thanks for sharing, this video covers so many familiar sights. 🥰Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more safe travels 🤙🏽

Always a good idea to bring your dinghy on deck. It can easily swamp or flip in stronger wind and/or steep sea state. Not a problem anyone needs. Cheers

Enjoying your videos. We sailed our 33ft boat along the same route this past Oct from Salem, MA to Warwick, RI. With winds from the North/North East the run from Scituate to the mouth of the canal can get extremely rough. When conditions spark up like that, I have always found our dinghy tows much more smoothly when you let out a lot more line so it is towing about 2 waves behind your boat which could be up to 30ft of line or more depending on conditions. Safe travels!

Awesome job guy! Building confidence every step of the way!

Been binge watching your channel! Keep it up!

Done that trip twice. Can’t do it this winter. Great to follow along. We also met Tantalus in Newfoundland!

It is not the wind that is the danger, but the waves it kicks off. Of course, the waves get worse as the time and distance (fetch) which it blows through.

it's nice to follow along on your adventure / travels....

Just found the channel and love it! Have had lots of fun out in the Bay of Fundy! Be safe and keep the videos going! Love to see some videos on you electronics, solar and such!

how far behind are the videos?

Love the intro guys! 😂 I obviously know nothing about sailing but i feel like you guys are becoming more confident in your abilities and enjoying yourselves more. Really glad your meeting some cool people along the way.

I'm so glad I found you at the beginning of your journey! You guys are great! Keep the videos coming. Liked and subbed :)

crazy i randomly found this, am located in boston and am hunkered down in my warm room.

The two of you are fantastic! Great video

That noise was Coast Guard - Station Gloucester.

Another fantastic video. Thanks for sharing this with us. As I mentioned in an earlier video comment, I really appreciate seeing you wear PFDs all the time. So many people brush those off on a sailboat. I don't make guests who are snacking on cheese and crackers in the cockpit in light conditions wear PFDs, but any guest who wants to help do the "work" of sailing needs to wear a PFD. Quick question (and I ask this as someone with not much more experience than you): do you adjust your jib cars at all? I know that they are important to adjust depending on the point of sail, but I leave them in the middle. It seems to me that any lost efficiency (I'm not racing) is traded off by not having to leave the cockpit to adjust them. Maybe if we are offshore on one point of sail and expecting the same winds for a couple of hours... Do you adjust you jib cars much? What about your backstay? I tension mine in the spring and don't think about it for the whole season. You know what though? People like us are getting it 80%+ right the whole time. Will we win races? Nope. Will we have fun? Yes we will. I share your videos with people I know who think sailing might be in their future. It was a dream of mine since I was in my teens, and like you, I finally did it. I'm a lot older, so you guys have a longer time to explore. But the reality is that if sailing is a dream, then do it. I own a boat with my best friend (our wives have no interest in sailing). (I'll be 59 and the co-owner will be 60 this year.) We've gone from a Paceship PY23 to a Tanzer 26 to a C&C 38 Landfall. Jordan, like you, we get a bit... worried sometime too. Seth and Jordan, thanks!

A flock of cormorants is called a "gulp". Cormorants are water birds that migrate in flocks, often in V-shaped formations or long lines. _Search Labs | AI Overview I must admit to never seeing that many cormorants (in the air or on the water) before. _me

I'm enjoying your videos, lots of fun. I hope you can come back to Maine sometime when the weather is warm. A bit of advice from an old TV producer - hold the camera steady and motionless for shots from the boat. Don't swing it side to side, or, if you do, make long, slow, steady pans. Viewers might get seasick otherwise.

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This is my fave video so far. Love the creativity, positive energy and footage. Well done and happy sailing ⛵️

A pit in your stomach and shit in you drawers. Ahoy matey!

Good job!

You are starting to feel the boat and tap into the sailing community.

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Ha ha ha you guys are a hoot! Subscribed! I’m doing it next fall from New-Brunswick! Fair winds and be safe! Cheers!

Hey guys hope all is well, and I hope you're somewhere far south by now....or at least in the Chesapeake Bay. We came down late, but you're way late...stay warm ❤.

Looking forward to seeing your stop in Sandwich MA - Cape Cod Canal east entrance. - Tom

Believe it or not there is yet another fort (Fort Foster) right under the sunset on Garish Island in your closing shot. During WW II there was a net strung across the entire harbor entrance to keep submarines out of the Piscaataqua River where the Portsmouth Naval Base is located.

Yeah I made the mistake last summer of taking a mooring ball in Portsmouth instead of Kittery the current was brutal so good for you. Just a small suggestion guys try not to move the camera so much I get motion sickness just watching the constant moving background suspect I may not be the only one haha. Stay safe I dream of doing that migration too in a few years so watching you guys and a few other snow birds go through the process....

Great video, subscribed 😀

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I'm really enjoying watching your journey. One thing I really appreciate is seeing you wearing your PFDs while on the water. That's a strict rule for me. When your sails are up, you never know when you may need to run forward to fix something as simple as a snagged sheet during a tack. While I have no desire to do what you're doing, my hope is to someday sail from my home port of Saint John, NB, to the Bras 'd'or Lakes in Cape Breton. In an earlier video, you mentioned that a friend recommended buying a copy of the Nova Scotia guide put out by the Cruising Club of America. If you haven't done so, and if you plan to return to the Maritimes (it covers NB too, including the St. John River), I highly recommend that book too. It's an invaluable resource written by local experienced sailors.

do you know if there's liveaboard slips up that way?

Great stuff, you two!

Need a lot of forts to protect against those crafty Canadians

I will be in Portsmouth for dinner tonight! Great town! Great vid guys! When you get to “Glawstah” enjoy … Will you be coast hugging down the east coast or heading out into the mighty Atlantic?

You guys are a hoot!! Loved the video and Jordon’s moves behind the helm.

Enjoying your videos! Most of us Maine sailors have our boats hauled out this time of year.

Always nice to see you are making your way to warmer climes....

If you come through Portland again, reach out to me. We moor our boat near where you guys anchored and it is sad to thinking of you guys hoofing your way to Walmart. I like the tempo and energy in your videos. Also, as we plan on heading for the Caribbean in a couple of years, it is always exciting to see others who are traveling south. Thanks for the videos. Keep 'em coming.

Dimillos Marina would have been a better place to tuck into with your dingy. The town pier is rough and the schooner charter people think they own it but they don't. Those old schooner crew smell and drink like fish. I tied up behind one with my 50ft Steel Ketch for a winter and had to replace all of my anodes that spring because they leaked current and had like 20 cords going into their boat. The summer in Portland is real nice but you get a lot of cruise ship people too. I lived and sailed out of there for 15 yrs. It's full of crazy liberal socialist Bernie Sanders kooks. 😄

652 now 🎉🎉I really like you two and your content is very good.lve been subscribed for a while and enjoy watching you!!❤❤