Caught in a STORM
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
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Ben. Ashley. Willa. Bodhi.
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Just listening to you talk to the kids is so natural and unscripted. You guys rock. From landlubbin Mideast Alberta Cheers
Love your channel best real content with family, love the eay u slow boat ive not seen others do that. Great fish btw! Im in aus. Soz i cant help myself let alone u guys, medical stuff from dv has destroyed me! I dont have a car anymore! So the best i do is press thumps up & subscribed. Your a beautiful family if ever come to vic heading into port phillip bay let me know could help places to stay.
What a beautiful family! ❤
It’s actually one captain. “Two become one”, which is Biblical, and in your case - you two are true master mariners. That is, you live on and by the sea. Very inspirational. In my humble opinion, best mariners on RUclips.
It may have been a rough passage, but you two look so much more engaged and alive since you started the 2nd circumnavigation :-) You were meant to do this. And what a way to grow up as a child, sailing the seas! Also, thanks for having actual sailing on your channel. Not too many of those around, despite the many, many 'Sailing xyz' channels.
What a childhood! You do a great job keeping them entertained and occupied with educational activities. Very impressive from this teacher!
Whilst flying a drone and fulfilling their own wants without the child having any say......wise?
Ben, for getting the spinny down. Florence sailing has a cool trick in one of their vids....if you can find it. They have a ratchet pulley block on a padeye on the deck with the downhaul line going through it. It makes life a lot easier. You pull up rather tha down and you have much better control because the free line is much shorter.
Laundry in a Gale, My type a Women….
might be the best quote of the series for me🎉 life goals
Perhaps your best video yet. You captured the risk and the mitigations of those risks. Showed thew leadership (by both of you) for your children. Showed us the daily challenges and how you cope with them. And you showed us the absolute beauty and power of mother nature! It's why you are such a great channel to watch. Thank you for all you do!
The sea hates a coward. You two absolutely rock it every time. Great video!!!
Glad you fixed your comments. I love the two captains. 💕 Definitely rough seas when the boat throws the washer and breaks the toilet lid. 🚽
Thanks for sharing.
wow! Epic! not only are u pitched around in 8 foot seas and 30 knots u have to run around and fix things. RESPECT!!
Those waves, wow! Gotta have a strong stomach. Thanks for taking us along.
Putting drone up 😮in those winds, poor guy doesnt get enough adventure😅 he puts drone up 4 our footage❤ his kick & got 2 bleed to be stronger😂🎉 lol
I genuenly LOVE you guys. Keep on being great parents, ambassadores and examples for humanity.❤
Absolutely agree. These videos give me, an elderly person, SO much pleasure, from numerous aspects.
I came very close to being pulled off the foredeck by a the spinnaker sock in similar conditions. From then on, I always attached a snatch block to the port or starboard cleat and pulled with my legs and back. If a gust hits, the cleat takes most of the load. Much safer and easier all around. Dave Stromquist S/V Stardust
So glad you all made it through that passage safely! Your courage and calm in the face of such challenge is always inspiring. It's amazing how the kids are undaunted and just seem to trust that everything is fine despite the tempest that's happening around them. How many times in life do I wish I as an adult could do the same!
Wow this was an awesome episode.🐬🌈🐬
There is so much to do on a catamaran, this is why you both look 👀 so good 👏 . Some of us just think is smooth sailing and palm trees 🌴🏖️🏝️
Keep safe and can’t believe your family is growing so fast.🐬🐬🌈💖
Yup, keeping everything tethered is of utmost importance... nice with the double drogue. Always lessons to be learned. Maybe more of a dial back on the sail plan vs expected conditions vs ... ? Y'all are real troopers! The older we get, the more cautious we need to be, in order to preserve and continue to build what we have chosen. Many thanks for sharing :)
I'm so impressed how you manage all the boat stuff, AND the filming, AND editing, not to mention two pre-schoolers!! WOW! We just started watching and are enjoying your reports.
That taped up toilet seat! I hope no butts were pinched! All the best through the canal.
Been there ... The hinge broke 😂 .. thick super glue or Araldite quick set.
I've linked this to a newbie couple on their first boat and older cat.
Hope the rest of your journeys smoother.. The barefoot doctors took a detailed crawl and chat aboard a Windelo 54 .
Two things I picked up were the 2M freeboard and they have been recorded running at 20-25 kn cruising at speed.
But it's all ideas and info to your elbows. Cut or otherwise... 😉🧙🏼♂️🇬🇧
The Tramp nets on them are selected to suppress any breaking waves between the hulls.
They are through the canal and sitting south Cambutal or Tonosi, Panama.
WOW, WHAT A VIDEO, DRONE FOOTAGE ETC,, MIND BLOWING, RESPECT FROM ~#SCOTLAND
Greetings from Turkey.May your paths always be safe.We loved your babies very much.Be in good health and well being.
Just a tip! You should get to know how your MOB1 beacon communicates your position if it's activated. It ain't by satellite it's ONLY by AIS. It's NOT an EPIRB. Hoping and guessing you know this and have programmed it correctly and tested it with your VHF radio and chart plotter onboard. Might save your life!
Not sure how hard it is finding an EPIRB, especially using a chart plotter, but chasing older ELTs (aircraft equivalent) and PLB (personal locator beacon) takes a bit of skill and experience. Highly recommend practicing. There are practice ELTs on a non emergency frequency.
@@TerryKeever you won't find an EPIRB on your chart plotter as EPIRB's don't transmit in the VHF bandwidth. The MOB1 beacon by design does. When properly programmed the device when activated will make the VHF radio scream and send it's precise location which is visible on a chart plotter that is wired to an AIS receiver or transceiver.
Your guys are crushing the footage!!!! This is amazing!!!
Terrific videography! So exciting and suspenseful. You are real sailors. You make it look easy
I destroyed an ASI on my Lagoon 440 years ago using your (and my, then) technique, being unable to get the sock/hoop down in sudden 25+ kts.
Even though you significantly eased the sheet, both tack and sheet were still “on” enough to give the sail shape enough to catch the wind and remain open enough to preclude bringing the hoop down.
Ultimately, short handed, I found it best to:
1. Steer deep DW, (do not come up more than enough to ensure the main will not gybe).
2. Ease the sheet only enough to bring the forward 8:17 clew enough to clear the mast.
3. Blow/release the tack completely either by a Martin breaker/Tylaska T20 snap shackle with a fid or line release, instantly de-powering the sail. Let the luff flog.
4. Position yourself just forward of the coachroof and mast (not forward on the tramps). This is why the sheet has been pre-eased to ultimately bring the clew to this position.
5. Now you will find it much easier and especially safer to haul down on the sock hoop, with a fully de-powered sail ticked in behind the main.
Worked for me solo (with auto pilot) on the L440.
On our Catana we had the same issues with the sock/spinnaker. Solution was to unfurl the Genoa and bring the spinnaker down behind that. Much easier and keep some boat speed which also helps. Great video!
Great episode. Informative parts and exciting parts. I’m gonna sign up for patron.
The confidence you guys show in that gale was very reassuring.. I don’t know if I would’ve been so cool in those kind of conditions! Really great to see!
Not being critical but I am always amazed that modern day boats go to see with out everything that isn’t
Built into the boat in some way secured, everything! Love your channel,be safe!
Re Upload :D great video you managed the storm quite well.
😲made my tummy lurch watching…courageous souls … beautiful family …great team work 🇨🇦 ❤
Your videos are the best! I love following your family around the world! ❤
You have to respect the sea, was in the merchant navy for 13 years, been in some scary weather. So well done to what you have achieved on Nahoa, the good days and the bad
In rough seas like that, one can only imagine the anxiety it causes, especially when you factor the younger souls. However when weighing against the good it must just seem to balance out. A broken Toilet seat is a bummer. Not like you carry a spare. LOL. GREAT Quality Episode guys. I may just watch it again later today.
I would love to have this experience with an experienced sailor crew like you two. Helping, watching, learning. It is invaluable. I want to watch this a second time, as it really helps me. You do not get this in sailing courses I have done. I do wonder, when it was really big, why not deploy the drogue anchor? too much drag? You two rock.
My favorite sailing channel by far
Just discovered your channel and am addicted - you two are incredible and your children are so lucky! Stay happy, healthy, human, and kind to each other. National Georgraphic Live is a speaker series in Toronto at Roy Thomson Hall, where unique people come and speak about their life experiences (with video etc. as applicable). You two would be awesome for that, if and when you felt like doing it.
Thanks so much for sharing the crazy real sailing.....we always see good weather sailing watching the absolute power of the ocean and your calm demeanor was very entertaining...I can honestly say if you had me on board in that you might have a 56 year old nervous wreck prone to screaming and crying...but I loved watching lovely family.....
Hi Judd Clark here ❤ your guys channel hope to see on the water somewhere some day 😀 , I'm from New Zealand 🇳🇿 just about to buy my first yatch 🎉
Everybody says that the camera can never show how rough/big the sea really is! But you showed some of the best rough sea footage I have seen from a cruising yacht, so if it was rougher than that you are brave people! And crazy to risk your drone in that but you got brilliant shots.
That video took me back to why i started watching you in the first place.
Thanks Ashley and Ben
my favourite sailing channel, always has been, always will be!
I know I am going to catch a lot of grief for this but Ben, you have got to get some gloves! Wrestling those lines when winds come up suddenly is a challenge I know, and I'm sure you know the forces involved can easily go beyond human capability in a flash. I'm also sure you have experienced rope burn before too, and you may be thinking, if it gets too bad, I'll just let the line go. But debilitating hand injury from rope burn can come in seconds...GET GLOVES! Ok, off my soapbox. Fair winds, following seas and the best of luck in all of you family's endeavors! Love what you are doing and wish I had the courage to dump it all and join you.
One of the absolute best episodes ever. It had everything! Thank you Ben and Ashley, so inspirational. ❤
We sailed that same coast on the way to Cartagena a couple years ago in similar conditions on our 440. We saw a max speed of 24kts, scary stuff and your vid brought it all back. Good stuff.
You guys are awesome! So much respect for being calm during the craziness. As someone who has sailed in a few gales and been out in 4-5 meter waves, its crazy how small big waves appear when you try to film them.
Fascinating about hanging knotted lines overboard. So great to see you adventuring and still taking proper precautions.
I really appreciated the spirit of the moments you shared
Another great video, here's hoping for calmer weather. If you ever make it north to San Francisco, Cal Sailing Club would throw you one hell of a party.
This long form documentary style you are evolving into is very addictive.
With the addition of long term engagement, viewers experience a family catch up connection.
Once again, you are pushing and extending the boundaries of your film making and sailing.
In a world of fake, it's so good to experience the real.
Thanks.
Amazing filming and sailing. Thank you for sharing.
You always have the best footage of the big waves. I have seen no other channel who can show what its really like. Cheers!
Another great episode. Really great choices. I never understood why you trailed those lines. Just love seeing the kids having so much fun. Can't get enough of that. Greetings from Auckland.
I love your family. Willa & Bodhi R adorable. Thank you 4 sharing this passage! Safe travels. ❤
Wow! THAT does NOT look like fun. Scary. Your experiences in handling such conditions is evident. Great job. Cheers 🍻
Brave and adventurous. Another great video
Why were you dousing the Spinnaker from the starboard side with a Spinnaker being on the port side and the downhall line chafing on the Jib sale not snapped onto your safety line?
Great video! Absolutely first class on all fronts! Thank you
for some reason you guys are able to catch how absolutely massive those waves are, well done. It makes me feel anxious and excited at the same time.
one of the best videos I've seen in a long time. sorry about your toilet and hope your washer is fine and so are you.
Well that looked pretty scary. Yikes. Glad ya'll are ok and only the toilet seat died.
And I think you need two captains because each needs to be at the ready to take over if needed at any time, so both need to always know what the wind projections are, where the ships are, etc.
Great shots of blue skies and angry seas! Seriously...just fantastic!
Did you re-upload this guys, I am certain I watched this earlier when comments were turned off. Stunning and captivating video, what a wonderful watch this was.
Yes. Had to re upload due to some RUclips issue. Likely children clips
@@SailingNahoa youtube is so annoying sometimes, the video was great
@@SailingNahoa Gotcha. This one was captivating. You both deserve the best. Love your parenting, love your work ethic, and love your cinematography. I've never sailed, never will, so seeing the world through your lenses Ben/Ash is super.
@davidmartin2180 they, yuck-tube, has pointed their finger at another sailing creator, too... recently.
@@stevenr8606 there was nothing wrong with the original video smh
You did amazing. Embrace the moment. Bad passages make great stories. Stay safe
Comments are a good thing
Glad you're all safe. ❤❤❤
This is just epic and awesome. You are just sea gods, sailing such huge waves and having fun. I learn so much from you, please accept my appreciation and fair winds and happy times! So thankful.
TBH, as a monohull owner, I am a little bit annoyed by the fact that catamarans are so stable that *everything* is so stable that fastening the washing machine is slightly optional and that things just don't *constantly* fly around. :-)
Gonna call my daughters tomorrow and appologize for being less attentive. Love watching your journey. Great insight. ❤
you guys are amazing!
Omg amazing video, I pray for you safety everyday. Thanks for sharing another incredible video 🙏🙏🕊🕊🥰⛵️⛵️⛵️
Drogue - try a bridle on the stern. It'd keep the boat straighter & spread the load to 2 cleats. Running the engines & keeping water flowing properly past the rudders might help maintain heading in these conditions..
Amazing drone footage. It shows how fierce the ocean can be. You are amazing sailors and videographers.
We are the same onboard; our motto is “it’s two yesses or it’s a no”. Even if I’m at the helm docking, he’s calling out distance and angles. If he’s at the helm and we’re under sail, I’ll make trim suggestions. It makes us better and safer sailors 🫶🏻⛵️
That!, was a great video guys. Awesome-possum.
Great stuff.
Lovely family Godbless
Everyone over here talking about the struggle of the sail. ALL I saw was the best head gaff of that wahoo Ben did. 😮. Whack. Fish on the boat. That was flawless dude.
Another great episode guys. The kiddos have got the best sea legs and ride out the rough stuff without a care. But you are right Ben, you and Ashley's calm under pressure is definitely the best way for your kids!
This is amazing footage!
You two are awesome, and to be fair, you've both got 'keepers'. 😊
Tough, tough. . . .but you guys are awesome!
Ashley really is a great captain and you are so fortunate to have a great sailing partner . 😊 I really love watching you under sail. It's real , exciting and what most you tuber enthusiasts love to see. Thanks for sharing. Keep her the flow and go. Thank you for sharing your tips . I like the tip you shared about using the lines as a steady anchor for your downside wave riding. Great tip. Do you have anything on the ends of the lines? . I missed that part. Have a great sail. Don't count the days. Make the days count. ! Peace!
woman as captain?
quit with politics
9,496th view marker; 1.5K+ LIKE posted as this 14:10 drone segments begins... another view of reality & perspective.
My laundry day is not nearly as gnarly or adventurous as yours.
Tie the snuffer line back towards the mast on the leeward side, if pressure is building 30++ for days up the arse get rid of the MAINSAIL for comfortable sailing. Everything else can be rolled away.
Huge waves! Stay safe. Thanks for sharing your stories.
I made this same passage during the Christmas winds on my 60 ft. Monohull and the auto pilot could not cope with the sea state. I had to hand steer for over 8 hours. I stopped at Santa Marta to rest. I was exhausted. Never sailed in such a rough condition as that one. ⛵ 🐬
S/V Cork~Texas 🇺🇸
nice shot with that gaff!
Thanks. Loving the smaller gaff. Much easier!
My favorite episode!!! ❤
I've been following you guys for years and really love this vid take care and stay safe
Title should say "Choosing to sail in a storm". Great footage.
Who's your weatherman that gives you 100% accurate forecast? Also on a multi-day sale you might have several good days and have to deal with a few bad.
Fab footage. Just shows how important confidence in the boat is
I follow you because you keep it real
Can I suggest getting a snatch block for the spin suffer line. Advantages are you don’t get pulled off the deck, can use your legs to pull the line and finally when a puff comes you can step on the line and not loose progress. Disadvantage is it is slower on a light air douse.
400k subscribers beyond the next horizon. Let’s go!
Great sailing adventure guys with your kiddos..have a nice and safe trip in this beautiful world...God bless..from Philipoines❤🙏🤗🎣
To the elements.... Launching a Drone in these conditions is just awesome honestly. Great foorsge and heartwarming video ey. Greetings from a German sitting in a hammock deep in the woods.
This is one of my favorite thumbnails of all time!
Nice one guys. So calmly handling issues from all the experience before! Are you motoring at all in the larger swells?
Dude, pretty hectic, you guys are awesome!!!
great episode!
Thanks for sharing openly what you experienced on the way down to Panama. Knowing that forecasts are just predictions and things can vary one way or the other, did you choose your departure based on the hope that the rough part you were going to sail through was going to be shorter in duration, or was it due to schedule issues (i.e. canal crossing date)?