FINALLY!!!! A channel where the hosts don't whine about rolling and wind or lack of wind or anxious to get to port. I swear, aren't sailors supposed to enjoy the sea and the movement likes these guys do?
Wow. Just came across this unique sailing channel. I love the old sailing vessel. There is something quite magical in your video and the character of you both. The outside world fades completely away. Cinematography brilliant. This one with old sea chanty and green flash sunset. No words just feelings.
What an Achievement. Crossing oceans is hard core , even more so in a antique. Just goes to show how well those old wooden boats were made . That sea shanty sung was amazing, it actually gave me that funny feeling you get from hearing or seeing something that is very authentic and heart felt . Brilliant stuff . Thankyou
Outstanding video! Brilliant! Reminds me of the two pacific crossings I have made, great adventure! My first was from British Columbia also. The second from Bellingham Washington. Both are cold wet sailing that adds to the adventure! Keep up the posting of your adventures!
That phrase that stood my hair straight up, "end of the food." The joy of that last apple juice. You are way younger than I but have already lived more.
like the song you sing and the journey you traveled. Do you think a 26' Pearson can do the same job as you did? No wind vane but a JFC radar and auto pilot and 9.8 Tohatsu gas outboard. If you check in at Point Roberts 1st, maybe you don't have to report to the custom again. Especially when you are hungry for foods.
I’d say a 26’ Pearson would be a great boat for this voyage. Just remember the autopilot needs power unlike the Wind Vane. You wouldn’t want to hand steal that distance. Take spares too..... 😉 Cheers !!!
I am so thrilled to find you again! However, you have confused this 73 year old. Is this the very same yacht that you originally decided to pass on due to it being in too poor condition, or is this a sister ship? I would love to be pointed in the direction to enable me to fill in the gaps. Love your work!
We caught 2 fish the entire trip, a small yellow fin tuna and a Mahi Mahi. We had 3 lines out at varying lengths but you need to remember that our long passages were at a depth of 20,000ft and there weren’t many surface dwellers out that far.
crikycrocky. there is not many fish or much life for that matter in the deep open ocean. the water is usually pretty sterile at surface. you need a land mass to push the deeper cold water to the top.
david sharpe indeed, We are also a little mixed up, however it’s best start at the beginning, when we left Canada 🇨🇦 some recent clips are behind the scenes from that voyage....
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(Smile).. You two are like reading a great sailing story in a world of Clorox bottles and plastic people.
Hahahahah!!!! This comments makes us laugh, thanks !!!
FINALLY!!!! A channel where the hosts don't whine about rolling and wind or lack of wind or anxious to get to port. I swear, aren't sailors supposed to enjoy the sea and the movement likes these guys do?
Wow. Just came across this unique sailing channel. I love the old sailing vessel. There is something quite magical in your video and the character of you both. The outside world fades completely away. Cinematography brilliant. This one with old sea chanty and green flash sunset. No words just feelings.
What an Achievement. Crossing oceans is hard core , even more so in a antique. Just goes to show how well those old wooden boats were made . That sea shanty sung was amazing, it actually gave me that funny feeling you get from hearing or seeing something that is very authentic and heart felt . Brilliant stuff . Thankyou
+Freyr SeaWolf I miss first mates little sea shanty’s, they always made
me so happy !!! ☺️🧜♀️
Lovely, I’m watching all over again. :)
What a wonderful vocal and to top it off, that was only the 2nd time I’ve seen the green flash. What a ride... Thank you!
Great video thank you! Love the singing at the end!
Yes, beautiful singing!
Super cool . Beautiful voice .
Wow what a beautiful voice.
Loved this episode.The Lass sings as a spring songbird.
Very nice video. Love the nice singing of the shanty song
You two look so happy, great to watch, you guys really made me smile and envious of the adventure. Thank you!
Thanks Kevin how nice of you :-)
Godamm life is good.....love it guys...go well fair winds ahead!
geordie, you had it all. I admire how you even got the drone in the air, absolutely fantastic footage of you two and the boat
Masterpiece - hunger at sea, history in the raw... I've spent a bit of time at sea but was never hungry, bring on the avocado...
Outstanding video! Brilliant! Reminds me of the two pacific crossings I have made, great adventure! My first was from British Columbia also. The second from Bellingham Washington. Both are cold wet sailing that adds to the adventure! Keep up the posting of your adventures!
That phrase that stood my hair straight up, "end of the food." The joy of that last apple juice. You are way younger than I but have already lived more.
So, what did you end up eating when you arrived? Should have filmed the glorious feast.
looks like some fun sailing days.. not sure about the diesel stove and that amount of smoke.. haha...
Gostei muito dessa aventura, tudo muito bonito e o barco é incrível bom demais. Parabéns.
Great video, love the song at the end.
… is there a better way to end a sea-crossing voyage but with a sea shanty from a pretty maid? Thankyou once again!
Now that its all done...history is history...write a book. Ill buy it.
We will be back… I’m looking for another boat, anywhere in the World!!!
I love you "Sea Hippies"
Awesome stuff . Nice Gaffer 👍
that was a beautiful sea chanty
Good singing fun adventure to view.
like the song you sing and the journey you traveled. Do you think a 26' Pearson can do the same job as you did? No wind vane but a JFC radar and auto pilot and 9.8 Tohatsu gas outboard. If you check in at Point Roberts 1st, maybe you don't have to report to the custom again. Especially when you are hungry for foods.
I’d say a 26’ Pearson would be a great boat for this voyage.
Just remember the autopilot needs power unlike the Wind Vane. You wouldn’t want to hand steal that distance. Take spares too..... 😉
Cheers !!!
Ken Ju search a video by Hans Christian, an older fella single handed LA to Hawaii on a 26 ish sized boat. Its great
7:10 Her - "it's half full already!" Him - "Half empty." If opposites attract, these two were custom made :D
sp10sn Hahahah!!! 😎
flying loose lines are traditionally known as "Irish Pennants".
Love that voice :)
Being a fisherman I'd already had the poles broke out as soon as I thought I was going to get hungry
Are you guys hippies from the 60s caught in a Time Warp.
What is the range with the engine and fuel consumption?
54 hours of cruising !!!
I am so thrilled to find you again! However, you have confused this 73 year old. Is this the very same yacht that you originally decided to pass on due to it being in too poor condition, or is this a sister ship? I would love to be pointed in the direction to enable me to fill in the gaps.
Love your work!
Tony Stott this is a different boat, newer and in really good shape.
I use a metho stove on my Hartley 34.
Cheers Gray
Australia
Love the ending on this one. Were you not set up for fishing?
We caught 2 fish the entire trip, a small yellow fin tuna and a Mahi Mahi. We had 3 lines out at varying lengths but you need to remember that our long passages were at a depth of 20,000ft and there weren’t many surface dwellers out that far.
crikycrocky. there is not many fish or much life for that matter in the deep open ocean. the water is usually pretty sterile at surface. you need a land mass to push the deeper cold water to the top.
how long was the trip?
31 days!!!!
Wow justWow
love it good luck
I don’t like cooking at the best of times. Salads?
Bonjour de la France en Occitanie Ville de Narbonne Aude
the wench sings really good with that extra pair of lungs............
Wonderful.
Oh' thanks Joaquin !! x
whey aye..ee
Why could you not catch fish to eat?
No good this running out of tucker😏
No, I almost wasted away.... lack of strength and bad decisions can be made, not good out on the big blue ;-)
Plenty of wood on your boat if you need it.
Your videos are great but the overall story is hard to follow because the videos are mixed up.
david sharpe indeed, We are also a little mixed up, however it’s best start at the beginning, when we left Canada 🇨🇦 some recent clips are behind the scenes from that voyage....
catch fish?
Yes Bob, a couple.. a lovely Maiu Maui fish, dolphin fish 🐠
OMG your my mums uncle no joke xx
who?what? uncle? :-)
Fay Morgan
Maybe Cousin I can’t remember xx
Simmon is not very clever is he? can’t sing yet either needs more lessons
What is the range for your engine please?
Around 50-60 hours at 5 knots :-)