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I'm finding this video waaaaaaaaaayyyy late, but I would 1000% buy this book if you made it!

Did you have to climb up, place a camera, climb down... then get the climb up the ladder shot?? Lol

I did not know you had a boat. The memories are sweet though. Though I am on the team of people who say it's best to be friends with people who have a boat. My cousin works at a harbour and he alwayd said "everyone with a boat has a problem and the problem is their boat."

Hey Greg. Just wanted to say I actually really appreciated you making this video. My wife and I recently had to sell our house in an unplanned, frankly panicked manner, and cleaning it out and getting it ready to sell was emotionally harrowing for me. I know how you must have felt, taking something you loved and that had meaning to you, and handing it back to the universe. Knowing it's the right call doesn't make it feel any less... well, everything. It was nice to see someone else who gets that. Good luck with the sale, brother.

You sell a boat, so you can buy a bigger boat, that's how it works :)

Nice redaction. You already had your daughter on the HTD channel

bro i thought you were ending HTD for a second don't scare us like that LOL always better to regret something you did than something you didn't do, you did the thing! that's awesome! time to move on to the next thing

You’ll never regret making those memories with your family. ❤

Sailing Boats are absolutely the least value per dollar of almost any other major hobby.

I used to work with a guy that was part of a solo sail boat club and he would always tell me that you never want to own a boat, owning a boat is miserable but paying a membership to a club that lets you use their boats is the single greatest thing he ever did. He goes online and books a boat, he shows up, he sails, he fills out a short report on the boats condition and then he has a beer with other sailors at the bar to talk about the miserable times they all bought boats, then he goes home.

You sold a money pit :)

I downgraded to a pedal drive kayak, best upgrade EVER. But...I fish, so...there's that. Boat: Hole in the water into which you throw money. The yak is going to curb that issue. Not going to eliminate it, stuff still happens. But not dealing with 1/10 the mess and I can still fish the ocean, NP.

Write the boook....

The algorithm hit me with this and I thought you were quitting HTD 😭

Life in New Jersey

Very kind of you to leave those tortilla chips to the next owner.

someone else is having a boat era. that is ok. also it is the most beautiful boat in the world. your tiny daughter is correct.

i love videos like this :-) i cant tell you the results, but i'll tell you i always love these :)!!!

BOAT is an acronym for "Bring Over Another Thousand"

Aww man, this got me onto a nostalgia trip about my dad's boat, and how relaxing it used to be

This is the type of hard hitting emotional boat content I never knew I wanted but needed in my life

Memories. "Hold fast to your memories, they're all that's left you." Simon and Garfunkel. We had a cottage on a lake in the Finger Lakes of NY. Had to let it go due to taxes and distance. Memories. They're beautiful if you let them be. Pink hat or some junk. Memories.

I had no idea that you continued to exist in between HTD episodes. I'm really going to have to sit with this.

Getting rid of the things we bought in the pandemic to survive the pandemic is, I think, one of the marks that we did survive and now are returning to 'normal'.

A boat is a hole in the water you pour money into.

Love the camera work. Reminds me of Survivor Man.

Gotta hate having a tiny cockpit

Greg, those kids will grow up to be better and more capable future deckmates for your next, well equipped, vessel.

I hope you keep sailing. Just choose a bit different on the next one. Maybe a Hunter with a swim platform, walk through transom. Good bang for the buck.

Growing up, my grandmother had an ancient Coronado 25. All of us cousins spent a lot of happy hours in that boat.

My parents had an 18’ sailboat when I was younger, just a “day” boat. We sailed on it a few times, but it was sold and we moved from the waterfront community before I could really appreciate it. I have a few memories of being out on it during the 4th of July and watching fireworks from the water, I wish I could remember more. A young me was scared hearing the cars as we sailed under a highway bridge, my dad reassuring that we were fine. I made up for the itch in recent years by owning a 17’ kayak (also a covid-era purchase), and now living a few miles from that same community. FWIW you introduced me to the Expedition Evans channel, who I wouldn’t have found otherwise. I definitely appreciate the emotions you’re feeling from a tough decision.

My older brother said a Boat is a Hole in the Water you throw money into.

Seeing smart people who know better doing stupid stuff always tickles me. Anyone and everyone with enough money to buy a boat has heard what a bad idea buying a boat is too many times. Hope you at least got your money’s worth.

I was so concerned about HTD and then you started talking about the boat. 😂

Love this! Let’s see some sailing vids in the future! How to sail by our how to guy.

good talk

Greg has child?

As soon as I saw the name on her transom I knew that I had seen that boat before on Yachtworld! Glad you found a buyer, been there too many times, it is stressful when you want/need to sell and no one is knocking down the door. Sold our bowrider last summer, we had a lot of fun running up an down Barnegat Bay on her but it was time. It is bittersweet for sure. This is the first time in over 20 years that I will boatless for the foreseeable future. The upside, no worries about what will break this year and how much it will cost, the downside, I would rather be sailing than sitting on dry land........

It’s giving me yacht rock vibes. (Christopher Cross’s Sailing plays softly in the background over a montage of Greg’s boat photos)

I thought HTD was done for a minute, and was crushed.

I finally sold mine last year. And by sold I mean it only cost me 2K get someone do sail it away. Never again

Hey Greg, something around 30 years ago, my parents bought a Bristol 31.1. They sold the boat in maybe around 5 years, for a larger Bristol. They had that Bristol for a good long while. But it became too big for them. My sister and I were both adults, off doing our own thing. So the large boat didn't make sense anymore. So they sold it and started looking for a smaller one. Something like that Bristol 31.1 they had. Well you know what? They bought their old 31.1 back from the guy they sold it to. They still have it now. So, I guess what I'm getting at is, you never know what will happen!

The two best days in a boat owner's life. The day you buy it and the day you sell it. At least you learned some things. Shop for the next one. Your daughter will love it.

My old man sold his and decided to just rent out his neighbors. Pay a flat fee in beer when they're not home, bring your own gas and ask to use the day before. It's Wisconsin so alcohol is a more valid currency than anywhere else in the US.

Clearly the big bird feeder heist of 92 did not go to plan 😆

If the book doesn't work out, maybe just tell the stories here on this channel, or maybe get back to writing 😁 I'm actually a little disappointed that there isn't a large backlog of content on this channel now that I've binged nearly all of HTD. Be it stories, vlogs, or whatever you want to do, I'm here for it and will be hitting the bell like it owes me money 😆

I've heard the call of the sea since I was a kid, but even when I do have money, I don't think I'll ever get a boat, cause there are just too many more important things

Contact tally ho and go cruising

Don't scare us like that Greg... I thought I was gonna have to get my cocktail content elsewhere

You only get two good days with owning a boat, the day you buy it and the day you sell it.