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Does it have a Helm position in the Cockpit. Would have been nice to get a bit of an idea of the layout below decks

I'm assuming something serious has happened as no update. Hope you are both OK.

Hi, it is really nice watching your videos. I am actually going to install the same full set of Raymarine including autopilot. You gave me the great idea to just bolt the mounting foot of the linear drive on the transom of the boat. I am going to consider this seriously. What have you finally done with the new “tri” transducer? Installed it or used the old ones? Why where the professionals giving a negative advise to place the new one in the exciting tube? Different dimensions or… Good luck with your journeys, your boat really looks like a Bavaria 340 /370. But apparently it is a different brand. 😅

Always buy two. One for the repair and one to hold in stock as a spare - assuming of course that the shop has two in the first place!

Great video! I loved the videography. Congrats on your recent marriage ❤. Graham & Cata (sv serenity)

You missed out the mosaics at the railway station, second to none

Nice marina, cheaper than Cascais. Well I've lived in Lisbon for 18 months and never been to that restaurant, will have to give it ago. I've heard that Sines isn't very friendly towards foreign boats, be interesting to see how you get on. Fair winds.

Food looks delicious,long time between videos.Good luck with the Orcas.

Hi guys. Hope alls well with you both. Always enjoyed your channel.Quick question ....what size (M? And length) did you usefor the window fixings. I have a 1991 352 with the same issue? Fair winds. Adam

Keep SN and Navionics as each have their own strong points. It’s not that expensive given the cost of charts.

Gosport was our home berth from 2005 to 2022 now down at Dartmouth

Need to turn music down, it’s supposed to be background

Loving your channel! Tomorrow we sail off from Peniche to Cascais.

you should be flying the "Q" flag until you check in to the country.

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It is good to have a morning person and a night owl on board, especially for overnighters and ocean crossings. I know a couple like that. He is on watch from 6am to 6pm. She from 6pm to 6am. And I noticed you guys are already looking at bigger boats and cats. Well, I started with 18 foot. Then 24, 34 and 40. Following Brody from Jaws: "We need a bigger boat!" However, my future boat will be 24ft again. And why? Sailing a smaller boat means more fun, to me. And my opinion on cats: As far as sailing is concerned it is not the real thing. Having driven motorcycles in my early life, sailing a cat is like riding a Kawasaki with a sidecar. But again, my personal views. Cats are comfortable. Sure. The biggest con is that you cannot sail upwind, whatever others may tell you. Loads of other cons but I won't mention those unless you ask. Nice channel. Keep it up.

As a sailor I would find it of more interest if you: 1) filmed the mooring to, and leaving of, the pontoons 2} ran through an outline of each passage plan 3} explained your sail plan and 4) filmed the unfurling & furling of head and mainsails.

When was your last MOB exercise unplanned?

Nice to see you sailing down the Portuguese coast. Cascais is an expensive marina compared to Oeiras and the Lisbon marinas.I know this isn't in real time so I've probably missed you in Lisbon. I've been here for 18 months now and did my competent crew course here and will go on to do my day skipper. Watch out for the Orcas if you are going to the Med. They like to chew on your rudder! Fair winds

Look forward to every new episode. Love following your adventures

Welcome to my city. Also very close to Oeiras. My sailboat is in south Algarve/ Vilamoura. if you need any tips let me know

Well done, the saloon looks much lighter, here's hoping it never needs doing again.

Lovely sailing, appreciate you sharing.

wath a mesh on board

Great to see you getting better at video production and more confident at sailing, you are coming on in leaps and bounds. Envious! Oh criticise pizza for breakfast… never 😊

On leaving fenders on deck while sailing: Just leave them if you're not bothered by them and ignore people that might mock you for that.

Great video guys. You keep getting better and better. Love the tour!

Aaaww Nazare ❤❤❤ Go on Lauren 🍕 and 🍍, breakfast of sailors 😂 Just got a ptsd flashback of Cabo Raso and its 4 metre waves with 35 kts wind, never again 😂🫣

Hey, you guys are probably way past Peniche area now but if you ever get the chance to go to Berlengas island nature reserve it is stunning! Great surf in Peniche as well ☺️

Do not miss that cool weather sailing. We summer at our cabin while S/V Drifter sleeps at Indiantown. Maybe we will all meet in the Caribbean someday?

in portugal water is orca ? is not in marea neagra as well ?

We loved Nazare ❤, it was just by chance we berthed there as we had just about had enough of the swell for that day 🤢 We feel your pain with the fantasy wind forecast, get the motor on again 😬😕 Another great video guys, we really look forward to them 😊 Oeiras marina - can't thank you enough for that recommendation - perfect ❤😊

Nice video guys, although you do realise that wearing a baseball cap if over the age of 15 reduces intelligence by 25% and wearing it backwards reduces it by a further 25%.

Thanks for sharing the adventure! What year/model are you sailing?

U after G is mute in Portuguese -> Migel -> Figeira

As long as you get where you are going without breaking anything it’s a great sail! Love watching! Can’t wait for a tour of Nazare.

Nazare is a huge and scary wave in the winter. Those guys and girls who ride them are pros for sure. Good to see you so much more confident in the sailing skills. Caribbean is calling.

Good to watch your progress. Bucklers Hard is a great mooring and the Solent can be a challenge with strong tides and lots of shipping. You might consider stowing the fenders once under way as keeping the side decks clear avoids a potential trip hazard - important if sudden action needed. And personally I always wear shoes to avoid accidentally stubbing toes/getting cuts etc. It’s all about avoiding possible mishaps. Keep sailing!

Nice! Hope you enjoyed my home town. Sailed dingyhs for 20 years there. Usualy the wind comes from the North, open up those sails and get a spi up 😜

Long live Pastel de Nata😄

Nice to see you in Portugal, hope you enjoy your stay. Bons ventos e mares tranquilos...

We were there 2 weeks ago in @sailing_gentoo. That pot field outside fig de foz is crazy! We went round it. Glad you got through!

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Orcas are a type of dolphin; they're the largest of the species.

Wow , a thumbnail without a bikini pic, on a sailing channel, is this possible?? must be AI surely

Nicely done another well executed passage.

Nice video guys :) We saw an orca off Galicia so totally understand the apprehension! Need to get our bag of sand ready 😂

No marina when I entered this river. We had to tie up to the town wall on the port side. Locals told us to move because we were right on top of a big rock! Bill

Wow, Porto looks great 👌 we are hot on your heels (video wise) and Porto is our next destination 😊 I think we had your berth at Gijon 😂 The orcas though ☹️😳, stressing heck

I notice at 13:37 seconds that your fire blanket is not in a good position. If you ever have a galley fire, you possibly would not be able to get it out of the wall fixing. On my yacht, I have two fire blankets, one in the forepeak and the second at the companionways steps from the cockpit, both some distance from the galley which is amidships. In a panic situation, it might burst into flames when you are away from the galley and to then being able to get back and successfully get hold of the fire blanket is very important. I did two fire fighting courses in the Royal Navy at HMS Phoenix Fire-fighting Training establishment and have done refresher courses in the Civil Service.