Super glad you brought along Steve, a sailing veteran with skill and experience. A crew of 3 is nearly ideal for passage making and an experienced crew is the Holy Grail. Cheers!
have been watching your track and today, june 26, it looks like you are three miles from the entrance to Horta. Congratulations. Hope all is well with three human crew and the pup.....be interesting to hear you guy's take on such a long passage. Boat do okay?
@@guscarlson7021 Gus, they are sharing the experience as they can. It is lower on the list. important but lower on the list. Keep praying for them and know they will post as soon as they safely can.
@@guscarlson7021 we hope all is well but they will have to share details. I only tracked them live but it is not a com link to find more. it is a BIG trip that takes a lot out of you.
Thank you so much for the update, it is great to hear Lance! Hope people will understand it is not easy to upload video on long passage middle of ocean. My prayers are with Atticus crew, pup humans and boat
@@guscarlson7021 their track showed they went their but do not know how long they were in harbor..good place to get diesel and water topped up when we sailed there and back from Norfolk. Va
You will want to get duty free fuel in Bermuda. There are 2 ways to get duty free fuel. The first is in the Dock Yard. Ask at immigration about how to contact them. The second requires you to fill with a number of boats. The second is bunker delivery. These services are for mega yachts primarily. We used to sail from Tortola to Bermuda on our way back to the states in the Atlantic Cup Rally. We would all off of our fleet together at the cruise ship dock in St George’s and a tank truck would come and fuel all of up at once.
Good morning I hear you drug anchor one night in a storm hope all is well and you are in my prayers I pray for a healthy pregnancy and safe travels and good weather and no morning sickness ⛵️
Sailing Zingaro was on a mooring ball in the same Harbor that Atticus was in Bermuda. James of Zingaro was not on his boat, he was moving another boat as a hired CAPTAIN back to Europe. He showed Atticus was on the hook, having a distressing time while the latest tropical storm moved through that area with some pretty heavy winds. That was a few weeks ago so we are keeping our fingers crossed for them and hope all has worked out well without damage to the boat and obviously more importantly all the crew members are safe.
Hope all is well! Would be great if you could post a community update every week so viewers don't start to panic. I can only hope you are having so much fun as your videos are usually months behind. 🤗🌟
@@keylimers if you look on the video of “sailing Zingaro in the eye of a storm” you will see why we have not had any news. They are ok but in the middle of a storm in Bermuda
I'm sure it sound odd, and repugnant to some, but the best solution for seasickness I've found I learned in the US Navy. Sliders. The second night out dinner was always a greasy burger with all the toppings. Sometimes it was the last thing in the world I wanted to eat, but it never failed to put a little grease in the plumbing to settle. Oil on troubled waters and all that.
Great to see you have started your incredible adventure. Best of luck, enjoy and stay safe. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Thank you for sharing this with us.
When you left Beauford, NC you crossed the area of ocean where the Gulf Stream and Labrador currents meet. It's the most confused waters on the east coast. I don't know many who can tolerate that area easily. I was on a destroyer with 1/2 the crew down with sea sickness when we crossed that area. Enjoy the rest of the trip!
I'm impressed with your meals cooked at sea in those conditions wow !! Steve rocks , he makes for a great crew addition ....!! Love seeing the boat sailing finally ,it handles itself nicely ...
Hi again Desiree Jordan ohso and Steve. You're getting there and enjoy the scenery as always. Lots of hard work and taking chances but the enjoyment is wonderful. Haven't seen Desiree's mom or Jordans mom and dad lately. Well thanks much and catch you on the next one. Bon voyage
Sailors and ships rot in port and the first part of a sailor to rot is the sea-legs. So good to see you under way again . Wishing you Fare winds and kindly seas on your passage.
And thats passage making! Good, fast trip. Great video with some beautiful photography! When you leave Bermuda it won't take as long to get your sea legs! Enjoy!
You will re-establish your sea legs and be fine. Just keep at it. Keep sailing, avoid below decks time and be on deck. There are few sailors who can be below decks cooking etc. early in a voyage after weeks on shore then going off shore in confused sea states.
I'd rather be on deck and for that matter cook on a gimballed burner or grill over the stern. I'd want to sleep in the cockpit too unless it was flat calm.
My first offshore trip was from Bermuda to Newport, RI. I assumed I wouldn't have a problem since I rarely got seasick. But the motion of ocean sailing is completely different. I was a basket case for the first 24 hours. On my next offshore trip I tried Transderm Scop (the patch) and it worked great to get me through the first few days until I got my sea legs. I recommend you try the patch so you don't have to suffer during those first days a sea. There is a pharmacy in St. Georges. Also, anything with ginger helps a lot, ginger ale or beer, ginger cookies and ginger tea. Triscuit crackers are great to eat when you can't tolerate anything else. I recommend the St. Georges Dinghy & Sport Club. Great place to tie up with bar, showers, and a short walk down the hill to the village. Try the Whitehorse Pub and Restaurant. I wish I was going with you, I miss Bermuda!
@@rogernelson3859 Is Brenda the club commodore and bartender? Then, Yes! Gosling gave a rum tasting at the club that was a great party. The rum may mave contributed to my seasickness the next day but was a price worth paying.
@@williamrae9693 Brenda is the tender of the bar, but I don't believe she's the commodore. I was there in middle of May with the northbound OPO NARC rally, a few weeks ago now, and we tied up at the dinghy club. I believe Sheila is the commodore, if I remember her name correctly. It was a pleasure to meet Brenda; we had fun with her and she's a class act! Hopefully you got a dark and stormy glass at the party! We enjoyed Bermuda immensely!
This was my favourite episode - I've followed you from the first days of Atticus I. Thank you so much for an honest and real account of what you guys are doing.
Great video guys. Your safety policy and protocol is second to none and at last a boat that has Jack Lines inboard. Every time I see people clip onto those along the toe rail I cringe that they're in the right place to drown themselves and they think they're so safe. I also don't like to see people with lifejackets on down below. Boat gets knocked down and doesn't right for some reason, lifejacket deploys and you're pinned to the cabin sole whilst you drown! Worse in motor vessels as they don't normally self right. Thank you for bringing us these videos, showing the safest way to sail, stay safe and enjoy
Imagine my surprise when I got to the end of this video and realized that Jordan didn't have to repair ANYTHING?! Atticus II sure is different from Atticus...in a really reassuring way.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Right, but nothing was really off-shore tested and the old Atticus nearly always had a system or two that needed attention. Perhaps you only got aboard with the new boat and don't remember the continual problems the little old boat presented?
Pretzels, pretzels, pretzels are the best for sea sickness!!!! Believe me!!!! There was one cruising in our Pearson 424 with really confusing seas that our dog and son threw up out in the cockpit. What a mess. I am steering and husband washing it down the cockpit drains. Son therefore started eating pretzels but not the dog. Enjoy your travels!!!!
I'm so pumped you guys are doing it! From the internet: Seasickness usually occurs in the first 12 to 24 hours after “setting sail,” and dissipates once the body acclimates to the ship's motion. It's rare for anyone to get or stay ill beyond the first couple of days at sea-unless the vessel encounters really rough waves.
It's good to see you back out on the ocean again. I've had four different sailboats myself and I've done some deliveries of sailboats, one in particular in 2007 I was first mate on a lagoon 440 we took it from fort Lauderdale Florida to Hawaii Oahu haleiwa that was a wonderful trip. I've never been seasick so I feel for you guys. it's good to hear that you're feeling better. I hope someday to get another sailboat and be able to at least Cruise the Caribbean that would be good enough for me I'm getting older.
Feel bad for the sea sickness happening, I did Commercial fishing (65ft down east dragger nets) in the Atlantic. Keeping busy helps, staying out of the cabin except for sleeping or staying busy cooking cleaning. The only time I’d get nauseous is when others throw up or talk about not feeling good. Change the subject.
Two weeks ago I watch a Zingaro video showing you guys getting beat up in Bermuda Hoping you are alright ....This is the video I watched ...LIVE: In The Eye Of A Tropical Storm.... Sailing Zingaro
I am watching you on youtube I have seen some beautiful camera work that makes me wish I was right there with you. Sail safely I am looking forward to seeing everyone in Bermuda.
So far this is one of the best renditions of a Crossing I’ve seen yet. You guys are so honest about what you experience yet keep hard and true to what you need to do day by day to get to your destination. Bravo, keep up the good work!
Great to finally see Atticus ll sailing a passage. I hope the rest of the crossing goes well. After Gibraltar, turn left into Du Quesa port. I'll have some beer on ice ready!
So all of us worry warts. Supposedly, Atticus has a bad time in Bermuda and caught reformed winds from Hurricaine Agatha. Sailing Zingaro "live: In the Eye of a tropical storm" explained how they struggled to stayed anchored in 40+kt winds. Someone else tracked them not far from Portugal. For all of us subscribers, Could a friend or family of Atticus post a Community Post to update RUclipsrs? Even a message on RUclips. "Rough Seas" lots to share in 2 weeks. Kinda of left us hanging out to sea, literally. We just care. Hope all is ❤️🩹.
I was so excited for this episode and it didn't disappoint. Your channel was one of the handfuls of sailing channels that inspired me to buy and live aboard my boat. I'll get it cruising ready but an Atlantic crossing like this is the next BIG goal.
as a mid-westerner that has never sailed it's really weird to learn that experienced sailers still get seasick. Sorry you're having to go through that. Hope it subsides.
The day has finally arrived and you have achieved a fantastic goal. From this moment a world full of adventures, challenges and fun opens up. Enjoy it to the fullest. I send you my best wishes for happiness and success.
I suggest looking at teamo's "backtow" lifejackets, they turn you and tow you on your back if you fall off whilst clipped in, so you avoid the issue of being towed facefirst and drowned (they were developed after an incident where this happened). Congratulations on getting out to sea!
pulled pork sammich and cole slaw is a great thing... put a slab of cheddar on the bun then the pork for maximum heart clogging goodness. really enjoy the channel, thanks guys, stay safe.
My vote for most ah-maz-ing couple on RUclips. Making me smile every week without fail for a handful of years now. Thank you so much for doing what you do.
You were almost to Bermuda yet no video this week. I wonder if you decided to just go straight on to the Azores or have some kind of issue. I hope it is the former, not the latter. I sailed a 40' sailboat from Hampton Rds to Bermuda and back with 4 others and it was a lovely trip of 635 miles each way with good early June weather also. Hope you are having all good sailing.
Well, your feet wet heading East, it’s a fine sail to the Bahama’s. It’s good ya found a third person to ease the watches, aid in getting things done, and he knows how to pack meat. A fine sail for all. Be safe and enjoy!
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Getting concerned that you haven’t posted a video in a couple of weeks. I hope that you guys are safe and sound. Anxiously waiting. ❤️
I was thinking the same. I hope they are well. I'm waiting.
Same
Same
espero todo bien
Anyone on Patreon have any news of their safety ?
Super glad you brought along Steve, a sailing veteran with skill and experience. A crew of 3 is nearly ideal for passage making and an experienced crew is the Holy Grail. Cheers!
Steve is my new hero!
We haven’t heard from you. Are you guys ok? Be safe!
have been watching your track and today, june 26, it looks like you are three miles from the entrance to Horta. Congratulations. Hope all is well with three human crew and the pup.....be interesting to hear you guy's take on such a long passage. Boat do okay?
Thank you for current update.
@@guscarlson7021 Gus, they are sharing the experience as they can. It is lower on the list. important but lower on the list.
Keep praying for them and know they will post as soon as they safely can.
@@guscarlson7021 we hope all is well but they will have to share details. I only tracked them live but it is not a com link to find more. it is a BIG trip that takes a lot out of you.
Thank you so much for the update, it is great to hear Lance! Hope people will understand it is not easy to upload video on long passage middle of ocean. My prayers are with Atticus crew, pup humans and boat
@@guscarlson7021 their track showed they went their but do not know how long they were in harbor..good place to get diesel and water topped up when we sailed there and back from Norfolk. Va
You will want to get duty free fuel in Bermuda. There are 2 ways to get duty free fuel. The first is in the Dock Yard. Ask at immigration about how to contact them. The second requires you to fill with a number of boats. The second is bunker delivery. These services are for mega yachts primarily. We used to sail from Tortola to Bermuda on our way back to the states in the Atlantic Cup Rally. We would all off of our fleet together at the cruise ship dock in St George’s and a tank truck would come and fuel all of up at once.
Good morning I hear you drug anchor one night in a storm hope all is well and you are in my prayers I pray for a healthy pregnancy and safe travels and good weather and no morning sickness ⛵️
Thank you for the video. Safe sailing.
they are moored in horta harbor as of about 11 pm local time last night..customsvtoday?😂
stay safe and I'm looking forward to so your next video when you are in Bermuda. thanks for taking us along.
Sailing Zingaro was on a mooring ball in the same Harbor that Atticus was in Bermuda. James of Zingaro was not on his boat, he was moving another boat as a hired CAPTAIN back to Europe.
He showed Atticus was on the hook, having a distressing time while the latest tropical storm moved through that area with some pretty heavy winds.
That was a few weeks ago so we are keeping our fingers crossed for them and hope all has worked out well without damage to the boat and obviously more importantly all the crew members are safe.
Which video showed Atticus? The one from 3 wks ago?
@@windingroad9678 it was the Live one where James was explaining what it was like to be in a tropical storm
Thanks, I found it.
Y’all picked the right crew! Steve is a winner.
Hope all is well! Would be great if you could post a community update every week so viewers don't start to panic. I can only hope you are having so much fun as your videos are usually months behind. 🤗🌟
Anyone know where they are now?? I expected to see something about their arrival in Bermuda.
@@keylimers if you look on the video of “sailing Zingaro in the eye of a storm” you will see why we have not had any news. They are ok but in the middle of a storm in Bermuda
@@tomcappy3956 check on you tube in the eye of a storm. Zingaro talks about them. They are ok
I'm sure it sound odd, and repugnant to some, but the best solution for seasickness I've found I learned in the US Navy.
Sliders. The second night out dinner was always a greasy burger with all the toppings. Sometimes it was the last thing in the world I wanted to eat, but it never failed to put a little grease in the plumbing to settle. Oil on troubled waters and all that.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful. Oh to see and experience that water...
Yay, we’re sailing! Stay safe everyone.
So happy to see someone install jack lines properly.
Great to see you have started your incredible adventure. Best of luck, enjoy and stay safe. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Enjoy the life experiences, 1 step at a time.
When you left Beauford, NC you crossed the area of ocean where the Gulf Stream and Labrador currents meet. It's the most confused waters on the east coast. I don't know many who can tolerate that area easily. I was on a destroyer with 1/2 the crew down with sea sickness when we crossed that area. Enjoy the rest of the trip!
I didn't want it to end. Great episode everyone. Thankyou. Stay safe.
I also didn’t want it to end. You guy’s stay safe and looking forward to next week for another amazing video.
@@debbiecollins1154 They have to skip next week. So you'll have to wait 2 weeks.
Why are they skipping next week?
@@windingroad9678 I think it's because they will be out in the Atlantic Ocean and not be able to up load it.
Makes sense....well two weeks is a long time lol
The sunsets are amazing
I’m so excited for you guys!
Inspiring!! Shout out to Steve...seems like a solid addition to the crew!
Is he a relative
Wonderful filmmaking. Thx again Atticus.
Watching you, i'm just confident that you're all safe because i'm watching this video. God Bless
I'm impressed with your meals cooked at sea in those conditions wow !! Steve rocks , he makes for a great crew addition ....!! Love seeing the boat sailing finally ,it handles itself nicely ...
I'm feeling, I wish I were Steve. 😇 What a great experience.
I love you all and Little Buddy and wish you god speed and safe travels!
Excellent video. Thanks for the great entertainment.
Finally start sailing and no video?
Hi again Desiree Jordan ohso and Steve. You're getting there and enjoy the scenery as always. Lots of hard work and taking chances but the enjoyment is wonderful. Haven't seen Desiree's mom or Jordans mom and dad lately. Well thanks much and catch you on the next one. Bon voyage
I love the no BS straight talk you guys engage in. A + B + C = What it is. Thank you.
Oh looking like a great adventure! Stay safe!
Hope everything is alright, no updates on the voyage!
Every crew needs a Steve.
Well done !! back into cruising mode , looking forward to the new adventures
Sailors and ships rot in port and the first part of a sailor to rot is the sea-legs. So good to see you under way again . Wishing you Fare winds and kindly seas on your passage.
Do we have news since the last video? Perhaps on their Patreon?
Go Steve! Great video
And thats passage making! Good, fast trip. Great video with some beautiful photography! When you leave Bermuda it won't take as long to get your sea legs! Enjoy!
You will re-establish your sea legs and be fine. Just keep at it. Keep sailing, avoid below decks time and be on deck. There are few sailors who can be below decks cooking etc. early in a voyage after weeks on shore then going off shore in confused sea states.
I'd rather be on deck and for that matter cook on a gimballed burner or grill over the stern. I'd want to sleep in the cockpit too unless it was flat calm.
they look to be in a slip now in the marina from live tracking in horta Monday at 1 pm our time. 5 pm local time
My first offshore trip was from Bermuda to Newport, RI. I assumed I wouldn't have a problem since I rarely got seasick. But the motion of ocean sailing is completely different. I was a basket case for the first 24 hours. On my next offshore trip I tried Transderm Scop (the patch) and it worked great to get me through the first few days until I got my sea legs. I recommend you try the patch so you don't have to suffer during those first days a sea. There is a pharmacy in St. Georges. Also, anything with ginger helps a lot, ginger ale or beer, ginger cookies and ginger tea. Triscuit crackers are great to eat when you can't tolerate anything else. I recommend the St. Georges Dinghy & Sport Club. Great place to tie up with bar, showers, and a short walk down the hill to the village. Try the Whitehorse Pub and Restaurant. I wish I was going with you, I miss Bermuda!
Lots of really good stuff here! Thank you for sharing. 😊
You met Brenda at the dinghy club??
@@rogernelson3859 Is Brenda the club commodore and bartender? Then, Yes! Gosling gave a rum tasting at the club that was a great party. The rum may mave contributed to my seasickness the next day but was a price worth paying.
@@williamrae9693 Brenda is the tender of the bar, but I don't believe she's the commodore. I was there in middle of May with the northbound OPO NARC rally, a few weeks ago now, and we tied up at the dinghy club. I believe Sheila is the commodore, if I remember her name correctly. It was a pleasure to meet Brenda; we had fun with her and she's a class act! Hopefully you got a dark and stormy glass at the party! We enjoyed Bermuda immensely!
Looks like you had a good shake down cruise. Fair Winds and Following Seas on your voyage.
This was my favourite episode - I've followed you from the first days of Atticus I. Thank you so much for an honest and real account of what you guys are doing.
Great video guys. Your safety policy and protocol is second to none and at last a boat that has Jack Lines inboard. Every time I see people clip onto those along the toe rail I cringe that they're in the right place to drown themselves and they think they're so safe. I also don't like to see people with lifejackets on down below. Boat gets knocked down and doesn't right for some reason, lifejacket deploys and you're pinned to the cabin sole whilst you drown! Worse in motor vessels as they don't normally self right.
Thank you for bringing us these videos, showing the safest way to sail, stay safe and enjoy
Imagine my surprise when I got to the end of this video and realized that Jordan didn't have to repair ANYTHING?! Atticus II sure is different from Atticus...in a really reassuring way.
😄
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Right, but nothing was really off-shore tested and the old Atticus nearly always had a system or two that needed attention. Perhaps you only got aboard with the new boat and don't remember the continual problems the little old boat presented?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 ...which is why I stated that the new boat is sure different than the old.
Well yeah.. what is there on the boat that he didn't repair, replace or upgrade beforehand?
And then everyone got their sea legs including Little Buddy. A fine crew and beautiful crossing.
Pretzels, pretzels, pretzels are the best for sea sickness!!!! Believe me!!!! There was one cruising in our Pearson 424 with really confusing seas that our dog and son threw up out in the cockpit. What a mess. I am steering and husband washing it down the cockpit drains. Son therefore started eating pretzels but not the dog. Enjoy your travels!!!!
I'm so pumped you guys are doing it! From the internet: Seasickness usually occurs in the first 12 to 24 hours after “setting sail,” and dissipates once the body acclimates to the ship's motion. It's rare for anyone to get or stay ill beyond the first couple of days at sea-unless the vessel encounters really rough waves.
AND ADD ON MORNING SICKNESS WITH HER PREGNANCY.!!!! NO FUN, I WOULD KNOW!!
How about using Waxed paper between the layers of the food packages. (?) Worked for me in the past.
It's good to see you back out on the ocean again. I've had four different sailboats myself and I've done some deliveries of sailboats, one in particular in 2007 I was first mate on a lagoon 440 we took it from fort Lauderdale Florida to Hawaii Oahu haleiwa that was a wonderful trip. I've never been seasick so I feel for you guys. it's good to hear that you're feeling better. I hope someday to get another sailboat and be able to at least Cruise the Caribbean that would be good enough for me I'm getting older.
I hope you get to sail again too Kevin. Good luck!🍀
Feel bad for the sea sickness happening, I did Commercial fishing (65ft down east dragger nets) in the Atlantic. Keeping busy helps, staying out of the cabin except for sleeping or staying busy cooking cleaning. The only time I’d get nauseous is when others throw up or talk about not feeling good. Change the subject.
Capt Oso is the best, totally funning the foredeck. I see you emptying his mat. Our pup will have to learn this on passage to Bermuda.
Safe travels and passage you 4 xxx
Captain Oso... what a puppy!
Good vid. Nice to see you out sailing... FINALLY!
You’re blessed with Steve
Great to see you guys sailing again. Sorry for the woozies. Gunna get better and ye ol sea legs'el return!
Thank you.
Two weeks ago I watch a Zingaro video showing you guys getting beat up in Bermuda Hoping you are alright ....This is the video I watched ...LIVE: In The Eye Of A Tropical Storm.... Sailing Zingaro
I have been waiting so long for this update haha keep on going guys
I am watching you on youtube I have seen some beautiful camera work that makes me wish I was right there with you. Sail safely I am looking forward to seeing everyone in Bermuda.
So far this is one of the best renditions of a Crossing I’ve seen yet. You guys are so honest about what you experience yet keep hard and true to what you need to do day by day to get to your destination. Bravo, keep up the good work!
"Wonderful morning" - only the autopilot is a little bit screaming 😅
Great video, beautiful shots. I'm so stoked for you guys, open seas, finally! Fair winds.
Safe travels, reef early and often when necessary.
Great to finally see Atticus ll sailing a passage. I hope the rest of the crossing goes well. After Gibraltar, turn left into Du Quesa port. I'll have some beer on ice ready!
So all of us worry warts. Supposedly, Atticus has a bad time in Bermuda and caught reformed winds from Hurricaine Agatha. Sailing Zingaro "live: In the Eye of a tropical storm" explained how they struggled to stayed anchored in 40+kt winds. Someone else tracked them not far from Portugal. For all of us subscribers, Could a friend or family of Atticus post a Community Post to update RUclipsrs? Even a message on RUclips. "Rough Seas" lots to share in 2 weeks. Kinda of left us hanging out to sea, literally. We just care. Hope all is ❤️🩹.
I was so excited for this episode and it didn't disappoint. Your channel was one of the handfuls of sailing channels that inspired me to buy and live aboard my boat. I'll get it cruising ready but an Atlantic crossing like this is the next BIG goal.
Congratulations on setting sail 🎉🎉
Well said at the end Jordan!
I was also concerned. Glad they are ok.
Awesome video 🙌🙌🙌. Thanks Team Atticus.
as a mid-westerner that has never sailed it's really weird to learn that experienced sailers still get seasick. Sorry you're having to go through that. Hope it subsides.
Your Vestibular (Inner ear balance) system needs to adjust from land steady to constant sea rocking.
At last you’re on your way👍 i’m so excited!
MAY God Bless you Guide and Protect you in this Journey 🙏🙏🙏🙏
The day has finally arrived and you have achieved a fantastic goal. From this moment a world full of adventures, challenges and fun opens up. Enjoy it to the fullest. I send you my best wishes for happiness and success.
Oh my goodness! You're expecting! I must have missed the video/videos you shared this news!
Loving steve, man. Dude is a legend!
Great perspective + positivity 🌎⛵️
What was Steve reading 👏😂🍿🧙♀️
Cheers
Thanks for the Captain Ron reference. Great video
Good seeing you all enjoying Gods Creation! Cannot wait too see you catch a fish! Washington and the Brooks miss you.
Know that beautiful port well. Fair winds.
I suggest looking at teamo's "backtow" lifejackets, they turn you and tow you on your back if you fall off whilst clipped in, so you avoid the issue of being towed facefirst and drowned (they were developed after an incident where this happened). Congratulations on getting out to sea!
They were sold out when I looked into it
@@faircompetition1203 they are almost always sold out, just write Lauren an e-mail.
We do "safety" meetings slightly differently.
pulled pork sammich and cole slaw is a great thing... put a slab of cheddar on the bun then the pork for maximum heart clogging goodness. really enjoy the channel, thanks guys, stay safe.
My vote for most ah-maz-ing couple on RUclips. Making me smile every week without fail for a handful of years now. Thank you so much for doing what you do.
Boat looks stunning.
How are you, Desiree & Jordon? Miss your episode last Saturday. Is all ok with you?
Great video. Love it when you are at sea.
I hope you had a great trip... 👍 I'm sure by the time I see this your already on your 2nd leg of the trip.... Be safe 🙏 The Banks Family 👪
You were almost to Bermuda yet no video this week. I wonder if you decided to just go straight on to the Azores or have some kind of issue. I hope it is the former, not the latter. I sailed a 40' sailboat from Hampton Rds to Bermuda and back with 4 others and it was a lovely trip of 635 miles each way with good early June weather also.
Hope you are having all good sailing.
Beautiful sailing!
Well that was an emotional rollercoaster.
Well, your feet wet heading East, it’s a fine sail to the Bahama’s. It’s good ya found a third person to ease the watches, aid in getting things done, and he knows how to pack meat. A fine sail for all. Be safe and enjoy!
Well… it’s been two weeks. I fear the worst now 😰
Ye same
okay so they didn't post anything this weekend.
Hope you guys are safe. out there.