I loved the episode!!! You guys looked like you were having a blast on the channel as Panda was heeling through that breeze. Amanda, I'm sorry that fishing boat created a nerve racking experience! 😳
Nice one guys, what a fabulous sail. Had to laugh at Amanda reaching her spinnaker limit. Sounded just like Maddy when the anchor chain is covered in mud and she has to get the hose out. 😫😤 Boat life ha😎 love it. 🍻👍🇦🇺 #sailingpopeye
Hahaha, we all get frustrated...and the spinnaker was being a pain! Sometimes it gets tangled in the sock...anyway, cheers to sailboating and all that comes with it! 🥰
Aaahhhhh........... The Pucker Power of having things happening on watch ....... I always slept better afterward ..........hahahahaha ..... enjoy P.S. Show the bottle of Merlot ...............
Wow, what an exhilarating trip. Bet you're glad you had those reefs in! It would have been good to know how you coped with the shipping lanes. I've done the Channel at night in similar conditions, but a much easier route from Cherbourg to Portsmouth and with four of onboard - so well done!
Really enjoying your adventure! I started sailing 64 yrs. ago and have sailed the Maine & Nova Scotia waters that you sailed. Also enjoy sailing in the Caribbean. God Bless you both!
Thanks for putting these out guys. You're going to all the places I've dreamt of sailing! Also makes me happy to see how well the videos are put together, keep that production value coming :)
Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you appreciate the videos, they are A TON of work. Almost a full time job...but they are our only souvenirs of our journey, something we hope to look back on 🥰
Where do you find the info of the places you sail into.. like depths? Different sailing guides or websites? and what type of radar do you use and do you like it? thanks
Thanks for watching! We mostly go where there is a good anchorage and protection from the weather. Use Navionics for charts and sometimes Navily for anchorage information. Past that, we look online and ask other cruisers. We have a Raymarine radar dome...works fine 👍
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The English Channel does not disappoint. Panda does not either! Great episode! You're a good team
Awe thanks guys!!! 🥰🐼🤗
I loved the episode!!! You guys looked like you were having a blast on the channel as Panda was heeling through that breeze. Amanda, I'm sorry that fishing boat created a nerve racking experience! 😳
Dang, you guys are quick! Appreciate the watch and hopefully our travels provide some insight on future Cadence cruising grounds 😁
Very good to watch. 😊Forever best wishes of fair winds and good seas. 🙏😊😊⛵️🌟☀️🌎
Ah thanks so much! 🥰
Love your journey!!! And you guys 🙌🏼 hope to see you again one day 👍🏽 be safe
And I love following your racing! You too, and keep up the good work 💪🏁🎉
Sweet passages guys. Looked like fun but challenging. 👍💨⛵
Thanks for watching! 🥰 It was definitely one of our favorite passages, we were really flying!
Love the creative transitions! 👍🏻👍🏻
Haha thanks! We are always learning 😂
Nice one guys, what a fabulous sail. Had to laugh at Amanda reaching her spinnaker limit. Sounded just like Maddy when the anchor chain is covered in mud and she has to get the hose out. 😫😤 Boat life ha😎 love it. 🍻👍🇦🇺
#sailingpopeye
Hahaha, we all get frustrated...and the spinnaker was being a pain! Sometimes it gets tangled in the sock...anyway, cheers to sailboating and all that comes with it! 🥰
Aaahhhhh........... The Pucker Power of having things happening on watch ....... I always slept better afterward ..........hahahahaha ..... enjoy
P.S. Show the bottle of Merlot ...............
Sailboating is always exciting isn't it?! 😜👍🐼
Wow, what an exhilarating trip. Bet you're glad you had those reefs in! It would have been good to know how you coped with the shipping lanes.
I've done the Channel at night in similar conditions, but a much easier route from Cherbourg to Portsmouth and with four of onboard - so well done!
Really enjoying your adventure! I started sailing 64 yrs. ago and have sailed the Maine & Nova Scotia waters that you sailed. Also enjoy sailing in the Caribbean. God Bless you both!
Ahoy! Wow thanks so much for watching! I'm sure it's entertaining seeing some of those same areas from our perspective! 👏
Fantastic starting clip with UK military "TEAM" effort for watering plantations...it's all about TEAM WORK😂😋🤓
Haha, teamwork makes the dream work 😜
Thanks for putting these out guys. You're going to all the places I've dreamt of sailing! Also makes me happy to see how well the videos are put together, keep that production value coming :)
Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you appreciate the videos, they are A TON of work. Almost a full time job...but they are our only souvenirs of our journey, something we hope to look back on 🥰
No come back, England has roast beef, in France they eat Escargot ;-)
Haha! I'm sure we will be back at some point. But we have an entire world to see 😜👍👏
Another great episode! I've been watching Sailing Yacht Florence also. They remind me of you guys. You and Florence both have good teamwork!
Awe thanks for the comment! We really enjoy their content, a sailing channel we definitely look up to. Hopefully we can meet them someday! 🥰
D-Day sail. You missed Normandy! Go back start over.... Parlez-vous français?
Haha! Maybe next time 😜
Where do you find the info of the places you sail into.. like depths? Different sailing guides or websites? and what type of radar do you use and do you like it? thanks
Thanks for watching! We mostly go where there is a good anchorage and protection from the weather. Use Navionics for charts and sometimes Navily for anchorage information. Past that, we look online and ask other cruisers. We have a Raymarine radar dome...works fine 👍