EP. 2 Sailing Vessel Prism SF Bay to Pebble Beach
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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Sailing out under the Golden Gate Bridge and making our way south towards Monterey Bay.
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Cheers,
Shannon & Jon
There is just something about a woman challenging nature that makes them so provocative. Great video.
Hello all new viewers of our channel. I apologize for the audio quality of these fist few videos. Our audio mixing was a bit barbaric for the first few episodes so if you like the vibe of these videos but the sound is driving you nuts, please follow this link ruclips.net/video/wxbVhVbJWQo/видео.html and skip to EP.7. You will pick us up right as we depart the US south and the audio is much better and continues to get better the more we edited. Cheers, Jon
WOW, I'm in the middle of this episode and I just had to comment. That shot of that beautiful blue green wave towering almost to the height of the distant tree covered ridge line was just stunning, that Prism then crested to show the lighthouse on the shore by stages was a stark illumination of the power of the sea... and yet was close inshore; relative safety. Mind boggling.
+MISTERComaToes I love that shot as well!
This episode is jamm packed with adventure, thank you. From the east side of golden gate to the waters of San Simeon. The anxious moments for a previously bumpy sail were squashed by the calming heavy displacement and girth of Prism. Such a worthy vessel. The height of the waves, crest to trough were clearly evident with the lighthouse behind! Big waves, yet Prism plows thru...
To look back 5 or so years like this is such a treat. Your journeys on prism are fantastic and have proven you excellent sailors. it was wonderful to hear from Prism recently. Also, can’t get enough of B.T.L. 👍✌️
Great video guys. Good quality.
I give you guys a hand. Getting the smallest boat you can get away with, instead of the largest oversized, over filled, useless gadget decked, pricey boat possible. And its a beautiful boat.
I look forward to hearing more about your travels.
+someonec86 Thank you! That was always the Idea was to go with the smallest boat we could get away with in optimal comfort. The HC33 really hits the mark for that! plus they sail like dreams! Cheers!
This is my Fav video you have posted. Mostly cause you are playing in my backyard, great day for shooting Video!
I just found your blog and am enjoying watching your videos. It is nice to see young people living their dreams. I am at the end of my time, not dead yet, but not starting anything new and it is nice to see you doing something you want to do and experience. I will look forward to seeing more. Your videos are very nice, but like another person said, when you are talking it would be nice to cut the music down some.
I'm sold after only one video. Subscribed instantly! Love your style. Beautiful boat too.
you guys rock !!! love the way your doing your stuff !!! simple clear and really make me dream !! your a lovely couple !! continue your great venture ....
Great video again. You do a really nice job of telling your story and you're both well spoken in front of the camera.
+David Duncan I ramble a lot! from talking about wind, so bottom paint. You would be surprised how much is left on the cutting room floor while editing these videos. Thanks for watching!
Very nice videos and what a beautiful boat!
+TheWatchit45 Thank you!
An excellent yet simple flopper stopper can be made from a triangle of half inch plywood, about 24 inches on a side, with about 5 lbs of lead on one of the corners. Drill a hole on each point to fasten three lines that tie together about 3 feet up and fasten your halyard to that. Swing out the boom with a preventer and the flopper stopper off the end of the boom. Very simple and strong too.
yipeee. we loved your videos. my wife and I are 2 years away from doing the same. we wish you the best of luck
+James Melvin Right on! Thanks for luck, we use it a lot!
Great footage and awesome music.
Have fun and stay safe.
So far enjoying the videos, thank you for sharing.
I watch a lot of sailing channel and I must say, it is a very well made sailing video, good job guys and thanks for sharing with us !
+Helmer Thank you!
your lotus in the sound track made my day.
Really love your videos. please keep em coming. safe voyage!
Thank you so much for sharing your epic videos.
Greetings from Norway
Great films guys. Just discovered your channel and Its good to see people a bit like us (with out the 7 year old :-) living our dream, thanks. its all so different from the sailing we do. Keep up the great work
Awesome video guys! already looking forward to more!
+Faoin Spéir Thank you!
Excellent video. One editorial comment. the music a little loud. I can't sneak and listen at work. People think I'm partying. lol Fair Winds...
+Iandi Boats Thanks! Later episodes get the audio levels more dialed in.
Love the videos, thanks for sharing you lives.
Amazing videos, guys! Your channel will be huge, I can tell.
+Ilian Georgiev We sure hope so, thanks for the complement!
Great video! When setting on the bow sprit you reminded me of Peter Fonda on Easy Rider. Lot's of the fish boats up here use that flopper stopper!
+theislandpackrat I have actually have gotten the Peter Fonda comment before, I'm very ok with that, Fonda is a legend. We love our flopper stopper! Thanks for watching.
awesome videos!! west coast sailing!!
Nice sail!
London calling. We're jealous, very jealous. Keep us jealous. Love it.
Nice video, just ran across your Chanel, I'm use to power boats and know very little about sail boats but have always wanted to be on one to try. It's great you guys are getting to live your dream!! A couple of observations from someone trying to learn more while watching,,, when you were talking about using the other sail and was trying to decide on the name of it, you didn't show the sail at all, so someone like myself has no idea what your talking about.. It's the little things like maybe sometimes mentioning what the water depth is where your anchoring or passing thru... Overall good, wishing you two the best!!! Walt
Great video, nice production. How do you get the great audio? I only wish I looked as good as you two do in your Ski caps, when i wear mine I just look look an idiot.... you guys " rock" em!
I watch a lots of sailing videos. Great footage, soundtrack and editing. Do you have a list of songs you used?
Great Video
Pleased to finally see a sailorcouple that aren´t stiff and awkward! Beautiful boat, aswell.
Audio is fantastic. How is that done?
congrats on the sound quality. you seem to have clear stable voice recordings without having to turn up for voice and down when the music plays.
Sold. subscrived after first video. Sorry if I'm late in this adventure, but hopefully i'll soon reach these days :) Great boat, Greater couple. I enjoy so much the sailing and the smiling. Well done bro'! (and syst)
Thanks! Inspiring.
Subscribed just after 1rst vid, like what you guys are doing, have same life planned for our family, solid inspiration.............Thanks
+Marty Handley thanks for watching, cheers
Absolutely agree, with other comments made, have a superb journey guys, what a gorgeous boat you have. Fair winds, greetings from Tassie. I was wondering if you can explain a little more about the purpose of the flopper stopper. I am sorry, I didn't really understand what it is for or how it works.
+David Mitchell a flopper stopper helps reduce the rolling motion of the boat while at anchor.
Nice videographie! Thanks for your vid's.
+31 Feet Your very welcome!
Beautiful you guys are amazing I have a gift that was given to me it is a 42 foot trimaran. Which I am getting ready for my own adventure hopefully I'll run into you out there in the beautiful blue ocean
is that a walker bay dinghy? have u tried the sailing kit or the inflatable add on? i am considering get the 10ft saily
ing model to learn to sail and then later use as a tender. i heard the tiller wasnt very good tho because it doesnt articulate, like a laser or fatty knees. anyways another epic sailing channel, keep it up!
Hi guys love the videos but some where I have missed what the sailboat is 33 foot cutter but what design Thanks and happy cruisingGraeme New Zealand
She is a 1982 Hans Christian 33. Thanks for watching!
Just a perfect way to live , and my dream to
Sort of a 'Captain Ron' moment with the motor eh?
+mobiltec Defiantly! "no need boss, bearings just burned out..." our favorite movie, lots of quotes to come in future videos.
you go Shannon, Man up(LOL), I know you can do it!
So good. Hey, how comfortable would a 6'3" dude find the berths in a HC 33?
very, Jon is 6 '5"
@@SailingVesselPrism rippa! Thanks!
@@SailingVesselPrism one more question, is headroom a hassle for Jon? Stooping the whole time?
@@grant_thompson_twizel most of Prism has 6'6'' headroom centerline, in the galley it is down to 6'4'' but with spaced footing its not really an issue. I will say the cored HC33 have less headroom on average. 88' HC33 we just rebuilt had only 6'3'' headroom originally.
@@SailingVesselPrism thanks so much!
Nice vid!
There’s HC 38 in La Porte Texas south of Houston for $49,900 it’s in yacht world I want it so bad but have to wait lol
Maybe I missed it but assume you successfully sold the first boat? So the broker made it happen? Did you find your Hans Christian on a web search or thru a broker?
Sold the our first boat via broker. We found prism on yachtworld
Are you guys paying for your audio? if its license free mind if I ask which site? Camera? Nice work! Looks professional.
+Jesse Pusheé We use the free youtube library along with paid music that can be found on audiojugle.com and premiumbeat.com. Warning they can get pricy!
I can't find what I believe to be EP.3. the last video I watched is EP.2 Prism SF Bay to Pebble Beach.....help
+Michael Claveria Ep.3 is not out yet! We have currently 3 videos available, "Prelude" "Ep.1 San Francisco bay" "Ep.2 Sf Bay to Pebble Beach". Ep.3 Will be coming out most likely tomorrow.
Cheers,
Jon
Why did you guys settle on 33 ? Good deal or ?? Then like a 38 ?
This Boat looks like very fast! How fast could you sail with it? And what Kind of Boat ist it?Sorry about my bad English
+Sky_ roeddi We keep her average around 5 knots. We have personally taken her up to 9.1 true hull speed, 14.2 with the current in the narrows of Tacoma, Wa.
+Sailing Vessel Prism (SV PRISM) boat details are here: svprism.com/the-boat/
Hey, S/V Spellbound out of Moss Landing here. Great videos...very well done! I'm wondering if you can elaborate on the anchoring politics you encountered in Capitola. We anchor there for entire three day weekends at a time at least 4-6 times a year and have never had an issue. Were you anchored in the mooring field in the off season? Just curious as I'm hoping there's not some recent "California BS" occurring. Ironically most local sailors find Stillwater to be the place where they feel "unwanted". Anyhow, love your videos so far and my wife and I will be watching them all. If you'd like to click on us we have a pretty extensive list of videos for sailing Monterey Bay and occasionally head up to Half Moon and SFB. Probably be doing an extended Monterey Bay to Drakes Bay and out to the Farallons trip here in the not to distant future.
+Canute36 Hey there Spellbound. Our experience happened September of 2014, so things may have changed since then. We attempted to anchor where we had anchored the previous year about 50 yards northwest of the pier, far outside the mooring field. After our cop incident where he said we could anchor there but had not given a solid explanation other than they have had boats in the past drag and run into the pier. I assured him we backed down towards the pier and we had plenty and I mean plenty of room to be safe from the pier. He wanted us to anchor South of the mooring field but as you probably know that in kelp hell and you are practically in the surf there. We then delegated to be "allowed" to be anchored 50 yards outside the mooring field in about 50 feet of water. Luckily we have 300' of chain on Prism and could do this safely, we know other boats with far less rode that would have struggled. The whole experience from the locals on the pier alone where just rude. We love Capitola, but the people that run the pier where unprofessional, broadcasting threats over a megaphone in place of just hailing us on 16 and talking like rational humans. Even after we where waved our handheld at them with multiple hails, they refused via megaphone not to respond via radio even though we heard chatter from them later that day about boat rentals. The cop was cool but at the end it seemed like he was just backing up the people on the pier because they where buds. This has been our only negative experience so far cruising. I will check out the videos. Cheers, Jon
+Sailing Vessel Prism We usually anchor just outside the kelp forest directly out from the beach in about 25-30' of water.. We prefer it there as it's quite and there is a resident pod of bottlenose dolphins that patrols the edge of the forest multiple times per day that we enjoy spending time with. So are you guys in Mexico now then? Just wondering as we have some friends on S/V Summer and some acquaintances on S/V Orion both currently cruising the Sea of Cortez. (I'm not 100% sure but I think they may have mentioned you.)
+Canute36 Prism is currently on the hard in Guaymas, MX. We know summer very well and have had many drinks and laughs onboard. They have a pretty big role in our upcoming Cabo San Lucas episode.
+Sailing Vessel Prism Nice! We'll look forward to seeing it.
+Sailing Vessel Prism Hey, small world! I was just looking back through some of our conversations with J&J from Summer and realized you're the folks that she told us almost bought our boat! (We're the red Lafitte 44).
If you guys ever get bored, buy some Brasso in a can and polish those portholes.
The flopper stopper? The audio is really hard to hear during that segment. I get the flopper stopper is valve but what is the purpose of this valve? I don't know if you folks could afford to buy a better mic or a lavalier but maybe just keep your head aimed toward mic while talking? That would help a lot.
+Greg S The flopper stopper is a valve that lets water through slowly, dampening the boats side to side rolling motion. The valve lets it fall through the water as the boat rolls to that side, then when it rolls to the other side, the valve closes, making the boat take the roll the other way slower.
+Josef Roesler Very cool. That's a clever idea. Thanks!
Tip to avoid sea sickness drug free - drive . With car sickness the guy driving never gets car sick . So before you get sick when conditions are risky for it take the helm - never seen it not work as long as you get on early - like drugs it's too late if you are already too sick .
Like brown cruiser sails.
“ your current speed is 1.6 kts.” lol
9:12 min in, Man, you haven't seen shit of nothin yet mate!!! if you think that is scary, you are in for the time of your life coming up really soon brother's and sisters!!!
As a fellow Cali native, i'm so sure you will sooo be able to expand everything about everything about all of you!!! Soo much love toward you and I envy you so much!
Peace and love to you!
New scriber.
I’m definitely jealous but please video what your describing not you ! Makes it more interesting for the viewer....aside from that I love your videos .....is it a 38’ or longer ? Thanks, a 38’ Hans Christian is my retirement boat just ten more years.....fair winds
Prism is a Hans christian 33
Hi!Nice videos but the music spoils the feeling. It would be nice to hear the real sounds, the sea, the wind, the rig..0
3:34 what NOT sailing looks like lol that's flappin' like a flag
Just thought, most of us who prefer sailing over power, enjoy the quiet sounds of wind and water. The music is not adding any "energy" to the video but is distracting from the experience of sailing, also, it seems a tiny bit too loud when you are speaking; hard to hear what you are saying at times.
+Richard Flaherty We have adjusted our sound mixing, please check out ep.9! see if we are getting closer to the mark.
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Great adventure! I just don't understand the music. Are you that boring that you cant just talk without crappy music blaring in the background? I know youtube recommends music to make your videos more interesting but it does not. What would help your videos is the sound of the waves and the wind.
+etihwcs I'm glad your enjoying the adventure! Sorry that you find the music boring, "non-boring" tends to be far and above our meager causing budget. If you would like us to be able to purchase some of this "non-boring" music pleas go to our patreon page. Cheers!
I don't think the music is boring. You played some of my fav songs. The problem is that you think of yourself as so boring that you need the music. Your interesting! People are not subbing because of the music. People are not patroning because of music. I like your answer. It seems that it is a growing trend for these patron sites to play music.
What ever happened to this channel?
Sailing. Follow their blog to stay up to date... they just finished a major refit and have been working on another HC 33 on the east coast. Right now, they are home with us (hi, little brother here) helping with some of our boat projects.