I was a U.S. Navy submariner for 20+ years and we used to surface and do a swim call in that part of the ocean. It's weird with nothing in sight. I've also swam in the Marianna's Trench. Fun times!
I didn't swim in the deepest part of the Atlantic, but I did swim in middle of the Atlantic, which is very, very deep. I must say, it was incredibly surreal. Everywhere you look is a deep cerulean blue until you look down, which is a pitch black that will swallow your soul. I could only handle it for about 20 minutes before the idea of a great white shark rocketing from the deep drove me back on board. There was no shark, of course, but the thought of it was impossible to ignore. Would I do it again? Yes, yes I would. It was an amazing experience.
First, let me say I think your old sailboat is absolutely beautiful, and I Iove it inside and out! It reminds me of the beautiful classic cars out cruising towns across America on weekends. Now a discussion for everyone: why do people hold their noses when jumping into pools or fresh water? Every since I was a lifeguard and swimming instructor in high school until now decades later, I have not figured that out.
I’ve once dived the blue hole with a group because I’m a adrenaline junky and heard of the many deaths that had occurred may they Rest In Peace I had to dive it’s no where near as deep as this as far as I know the max was 140 metres if I’m correct I only went to 80-90 metres until I wanted to stop it was very humbling looking down and seeing the darkness staring right back at you it could make you stop breathing just in the moment but other then that INCREDIBLE dive and I would one hundred percent go again
I just saw an earlier Doodles episode with two temp crew (one girl from Netherlands and the other from Spain). Taylor is really a breath of fresh air. Of course she's a beautiful girl, but, more importantly, she's good crew. She seems to pull her weight whenever she can, she's eager to learn, and she's also thankful to Bobby when he fixes something that makes her life better. What a difference! Good luck to Taylor on her channel. She deserves every success.
I never noticed how beautifully blue Taylor's eyes were until the end of this video. Bobby, great job on figuring out that electrical. Lots of folks are afraid of the spicy wires.
Such stunning scenery. I enjoy this a lot. Reminds me of my trips where I take the good music like the Guns N Roses, Imagine Draongs or the Delta Parole and then enjoy the powerful feeling of the sea. ¡vamos!
Watching this on Jan 1 2024, it is so cool. For the record, I really appreciate Taylor. Seems to bring out the best in Bobby as well. It has been fascinating to watch how you experienced 2020 and the onset of Covid, vs my situation. I was thankful to be retired in a great house with a loving wife/partner and have all the resources. But we were totally isolated and scared. In hindsight your island experience with just a little care was the best way to experience a global pandemic. We now know that socializing in the open air on a beach was inherently safe. If you kept grocery store visits to a minimum and masked and used hand sanitizer you were very low risk. I have managed to avoid Covid, staying vaccinated and ongoing social distancing has been effective. But is has removed a big part of my retirement dream which was to travel for pleasure. I won't get on a plane or hang out in crowded places. If I was a younger, I'd sail. Ideally with a young crew, if everyone on board did get sick, you'd likely have some members with immune systems able to cope and keep the boat safe.
Bobby, Bobby, Bobby!!!! Who taught u all u know to survive in the middle of the ocean/sea??? U are a genius & wizard! Wanted to sea more underwater in the deepest part of the ocean!! Voices don’t match up with the lips. Enjoying your videos!!
Bob's a whiz. Just hope Taylor, as a new boat owner, is watching what he does and learns how to fix gear. . She's never in the same frame when he's working, so don't know.
He didn’t look all that happy having to deal with these things while underway. A boat this old needed more work before leaving the US on it’s way south several months back.
Had swim call over the Mariana Trench 36,000 ft when I was in the U.S. Navy. That was one of the best memories I had while stationed on board the ship.
Incredible video. My ship, USS MONTEREY, did a swim call on one of our trips back from Caribbean. Most beautiful water I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the memory. Fair winds and following seas y’all.
I could only laugh at your ad with your assistants at the start. Great video as usual but thumbs up to your ladies running their hands through your hair :-)
My friends and I have a tradition , every time we cross to Bimini (from miami) weather permitting we always jump in when the depth goes above 1k feet . The trick is to dive down as far as you can and look up if you can go 20 feet down you will be swallowed by the black. Below you will be dark blue water and above you the water will be separating the available light into shafts of light it is a frightening but amazing experience I love it. If there are people that have a hard time getting down I set up the kedge with 20 feet of rope and have them pull themselves down it’s tons of fun. And yes our friend CJ always thinks that I’m going to be eaten by a shark
Great video, sorry wirings a mess and just showing up now on the return trip. Taylor, you’re the best and know you’re home in Canada and we all love hanging with you during each video.
I read an article a long time ago about a drifting sailboat. The hull had scratches all over and they think that the crew all jumped overboard for a swim and nobody lowered the swim ladder
Ohm the breaker out with an ohm meter . Turn the unhooked breaker on and ohm out each leg . They will go bad occasionally but that wire didn't look that great . (20 year Electrician )
Just glad he didn't electrocute himself or start a fire. There oughta be a simplistic course for these sailors on nautical wiring and generators on board.
Great video, ling time viewer. Loved the part where Taylor was talking. I'm not sure I heard everything she said because I couldn't stop wondering if she isn't the most wonderful woman I've ever seen. The beautiful smile, cute freckles, lovely hair and the way the spit gathers on her lips when she is talking. OMG! Whoever is lucky enough to win her heart someday will be bewitched for sure. Taylor, you are amazing and never settle. You deserve the best and anyone who knows you, will concur, I'm sure. Thank you and I heard every word, of course. But it was hard to concentrate. Truth.
@@lyman135 you are right of course, but in my defense... i was drunk and she is pretty awesome. I comment out of a deep admiration for her and nothing more. Sometimes, I feel like expressing my feelings. Even if they are fleeting and temporary. But as an adult, I should learn to keep my feelings to myself. Because videos are only meant to inform and educate. They should never invoke feelings or change a person's emotional state. Then the video would be art. And no videographer would ever want their videos to be art. Wait, I am doing it again. I am sharing my 3 dimensional opinion in a 1 dimensional world. How dare I?
always love the vids with troubleshooting and small problems to deal with its not all fun and games out there but on balance this life style looks killer!
Great video. Love learning how to sail. Wonder how beautiful it is at night with a clear sky. Cameras probably can’t pick it up to do justice. Would love to live aboard for a week to help and learn. Probably not possible.
Hate to burst your bubble but the Puerto Rico Trench sits at 8th deepest. The deepest 7 trenches are all on the Western rim of the Pacific from New Zealand up to Japan. Not to try and take anything away from you guys tho - its still a hell of a deep piece of water.
Bobby, for some geographical perspective for those who might not be familiar with areas by name only, it would be helpful to show locations on a map indicating where you are in these segments. Just a thought!
In Europe we use 240(1phase L/N ) and 400 for Dryer/washing machines (3phase 3L/N)and other engines.Also 2phase with once 400V instead of 3x400V is used,but not often,at least in Switzerland,to have an equal load.
Bill Flying how so? It really is no different than swimming in 500 feet of water! As long as you can’t see the bottom it might as well be the Mariana trench!
@@billflying2977 THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE! If u've ever been in the water swimming, u'd get it. If u can't see the bottom, it doesn't matter how far down it is! It's all in ur head!! U can go out to sea, not see the bottom and jump in and pretend ur over the Mariana Trench! Still swimming....
@@billflying2977 I AM getting it!!! SO WHAT??? How different an EXPERIENCE is it??? U r swimming in water that u cannot see the bottom of. Once its that deep it doesn't matter how much deeper it is, unless all u care about is bragging rights!! As a personal experience its a nothing burger!! If it was something different than swimming in 500 ft of water, it would be something!! After all, you can SAY u swam OVER the (NOT actually) 2nd deepest place in the world and there is not the slightest bit of evidence unless u take a pic of urself while holding a gps!!! It makes no difference whatsoever!! I am getting that this is a FAKE, an impression. If u've ever swam in waters "of the abyss", u'd know exactly what I'm talking about!! The laugh is on you, who thinks its such a big deal!! U sound like a dreaming landlubber!!
What is this RUclips thinks I might want to watch? Sailing. Beautiful ship. Beautiful women. Lots of ocean views. .....And....wait...whoa! Somebody is flying a drone?!? Ok, I’m all in.
I was a U.S. Navy submariner for 20+ years and we used to surface and do a swim call in that part of the ocean. It's weird with nothing in sight. I've also swam in the Marianna's Trench. Fun times!
That’s terrifying!
My dream: to swim over the Marianna's Trench
@@andreilukyanov4286 been there, done that!
@@randypace1852 I'm very envious. How does it look when you look down?
@@andreilukyanov4286 dark and endless!
I didn't swim in the deepest part of the Atlantic, but I did swim in middle of the Atlantic, which is very, very deep. I must say, it was incredibly surreal. Everywhere you look is a deep cerulean blue until you look down, which is a pitch black that will swallow your soul. I could only handle it for about 20 minutes before the idea of a great white shark rocketing from the deep drove me back on board. There was no shark, of course, but the thought of it was impossible to ignore.
Would I do it again? Yes, yes I would. It was an amazing experience.
Bro ive had nearly the exact same situation.
@couch potat they're everywhere
Where were you swimming at?
@@donsolo4845 Approximately the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, just north of the Equator.
I once swam directly above the Challenger Deep.
Today while I was talking a bath...I dipped my head under water for more than 10 seconds!!!!!! Yes! Us adrenaline junkies are just built different.
First, let me say I think your old sailboat is absolutely beautiful, and I Iove it inside and out! It reminds me of the beautiful classic cars out cruising towns across America on weekends.
Now a discussion for everyone: why do people hold their noses when jumping into pools or fresh water? Every since I was a lifeguard and swimming instructor in high school until now decades later, I have not figured that out.
I’ve once dived the blue hole with a group because I’m a adrenaline junky and heard of the many deaths that had occurred may they Rest In Peace I had to dive it’s no where near as deep as this as far as I know the max was 140 metres if I’m correct I only went to 80-90 metres until I wanted to stop it was very humbling looking down and seeing the darkness staring right back at you it could make you stop breathing just in the moment but other then that INCREDIBLE dive and I would one hundred percent go again
I really enjoyed Taylor's daily video diary. That was the perfect way the end the video. Taylor your a class act!!!!!!
Alan Clark “Daily” implies that it is done once a day for several days at least! So far we only have one. Let’s see if we get another!
@@nixl3518 Ok lol.........
It's so wonderful to dream away with you. Thank you for sharing your sailing. It gives great joy, thank you!
Peter from Sweden
Very cool experience. Definitely worth a trip
Super cool that y’all got the experience to do this!! ☺️ that’s awesome!
I just saw an earlier Doodles episode with two temp crew (one girl from Netherlands and the other from Spain). Taylor is really a breath of fresh air. Of course she's a beautiful girl, but, more importantly, she's good crew. She seems to pull her weight whenever she can, she's eager to learn, and she's also thankful to Bobby when he fixes something that makes her life better. What a difference!
Good luck to Taylor on her channel. She deserves every success.
Its incredible how deep blue the color is in the video. Amazing visually. What an amazing thing to have been able to do. 27000' :)
Wow! Day 2 , exciting, What a nice day for cruising. Keep practicing Taylor your getting better. Swimming in deep blue water has to be exciting.
Taylor's rockin' some cute freckles... nice video guys.
Honestly bobby your channel is the best video content on RUclips and the best video editing. Keep it up and thank you to you and your crew!
Taylor looks fabulous
Amen
Meh!
Yammy!
Nice ass cheeks and a good job on the bikini wax
Too bad she left 2 months ago...
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Great video! Puerto Rico Trench is about #8 on the list of deep oceanic trenches though... (But it is the deepest trench outside of the Pacific!)
The water looks amazing!! Beautiful blue wow!!
One of most enjoyable episodes I’ve watch thanks Bobby and Taylor
I never noticed how beautifully blue Taylor's eyes were until the end of this video.
Bobby, great job on figuring out that electrical. Lots of folks are afraid of the spicy wires.
"Spicy wires." I love that.
Such stunning scenery. I enjoy this a lot. Reminds me of my trips where I take the good music like the Guns N Roses, Imagine Draongs or the Delta Parole and then enjoy the powerful feeling of the sea. ¡vamos!
Watching this on Jan 1 2024, it is so cool. For the record, I really appreciate Taylor. Seems to bring out the best in Bobby as well. It has been fascinating to watch how you experienced 2020 and the onset of Covid, vs my situation. I was thankful to be retired in a great house with a loving wife/partner and have all the resources. But we were totally isolated and scared. In hindsight your island experience with just a little care was the best way to experience a global pandemic. We now know that socializing in the open air on a beach was inherently safe. If you kept grocery store visits to a minimum and masked and used hand sanitizer you were very low risk.
I have managed to avoid Covid, staying vaccinated and ongoing social distancing has been effective. But is has removed a big part of my retirement dream which was to travel for pleasure. I won't get on a plane or hang out in crowded places. If I was a younger, I'd sail. Ideally with a young crew, if everyone on board did get sick, you'd likely have some members with immune systems able to cope and keep the boat safe.
BOBBY YOU HAVE BEEN BLESSED WITH A HUGH DIVERSITY OF GIFTS...
AAA...FROM BIRTH !!!
Swimming, knowing the water is 27,000 feet deep would give me the Heebee Jeebies. Congratulations on a cool adventure and life time memory.
I liked the grabbing the hair montage. It was funny. Megan and Allie had fun with it too. Haha
Great video bobby well done on the Electrical prob , Taylor, Watch is Watch no whining , enjoy the vids guys be good stay safe
Really, something to accomplish, swimming in one of the deepest waters.
Well done guys, God Speed !!!
Joao Carvalho Ha ha! It’s actually no different than swimming in any depth of water as long as you can’t see the bottom!
Bobby, Bobby, Bobby!!!! Who taught u all u know to survive in the middle of the ocean/sea??? U are a genius & wizard! Wanted to sea more underwater in the deepest part of the ocean!! Voices don’t match up with the lips. Enjoying your videos!!
Great video guys. Expert troubleshooting by Bobby. The video colors are incredible specially on Taylor's tan.
Nice work on the debug on the electrical issues Bobby.
Great video Bobby. Congrats on 300K subscribers!!!
Great troubleshooting skills, Bobby. It must be very satisfying getting that working again while under sail.
Bob's a whiz. Just hope Taylor, as a new boat owner, is watching what he does and learns how to fix gear.
. She's never in the same frame when he's working, so don't know.
FGC 1835 Being in the same frame or not has nothing to do with her “Mr. fix-it” capabilities! But you have a pretty good sense of what they are. :-)
He didn’t look all that happy having to deal with these things while underway. A boat this old needed more work before leaving the US on it’s way south several months back.
agree👌👌
Amazing skill indeed
That water was so beautiful.
Had swim call over the Mariana Trench 36,000 ft when I was in the U.S. Navy. That was one of the best memories I had while stationed on board the ship.
Was this a small Navy ship? Mine was a large vessel and we never could do a swim call.
@@huskidawgs yes it was, I was stationed on a destroyer (DDG) when I lucky to have the swim call over the Mariana Trench.
Nice to know how to solve those issues. Once in a lifetime experience swimming in the trench.
totally agree👍
Incredible video. My ship, USS MONTEREY, did a swim call on one of our trips back from Caribbean. Most beautiful water I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the memory. Fair winds and following seas y’all.
My favourite Saling channel,, always enjoy your stuff,,
Totally agree , mine as well .
Traveling on a yacht is romantic and beautiful. Great video.
It might be for you. For Bobby it's strictly business!
I love the crystal clear blue water
Great job troubleshooting that electrical.
I really enjoy your maintenance portions of your video .
That was pretty wild jumping into the deep like that, looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for the mammaries.
I could only laugh at your ad with your assistants at the start. Great video as usual but thumbs up to your ladies running their hands through your hair :-)
Sailing in the most beautiful places in the world! Small problems are worth the view of the oceans!
My friends and I have a tradition , every time we cross to Bimini (from miami) weather permitting we always jump in when the depth goes above 1k feet . The trick is to dive down as far as you can and look up if you can go 20 feet down you will be swallowed by the black. Below you will be dark blue water and above you the water will be separating the available light into shafts of light it is a frightening but amazing experience I love it. If there are people that have a hard time getting down I set up the kedge with 20 feet of rope and have them pull themselves down it’s tons of fun. And yes our friend CJ always thinks that I’m going to be eaten by a shark
One day you might..and yes I've done that it is scary. Now imagine a big white tip accending from the abyss.....the horror
just imagine you being pulled down, i know it wouldn't happen but just the idea. 🤮
i have a really bad fear of deep water and this whole video made me want to cry lmboo
Well said, Taylor.
Bobby is so a legend!
I loved your swimming suit
Great video, sorry wirings a mess and just showing up now on the return trip. Taylor, you’re the best and know you’re home in Canada and we all love hanging with you during each video.
You should call it motoring doodles! 😜
Xandre Dupreez yeah but there are no more doodles either! :-)
Bro isn't it scary to have nothing but ocean all around you-
Also the rocking of the boat seems real spooopy
Gotta love fair winds and following seas :-)
You Guys are amazing!!! Great to watch
Awesome job Tailor
Great video, I wish I could go and voyage like this.
Love the whale🐋🐋🐋
But...Soooo happy to see Megan again. See you in Annapolis!
I read an article a long time ago about a drifting sailboat. The hull had scratches all over and they think that the crew all jumped overboard for a swim and nobody lowered the swim ladder
Pretty terrifying to think about
Jesus they are probably somewhere sunk in the ocean or been eaten by prey
If I was able in life I would want to go sailing, like your boat, the other one was cool too.
your videos get better and better. Nice one
Ohm the breaker out with an ohm meter . Turn the unhooked breaker on and ohm out each leg . They will go bad occasionally but that wire didn't look that great . (20 year Electrician )
One of the best pieces of test equipment one can have.
Just glad he didn't electrocute himself or start a fire. There oughta be a simplistic course for these sailors on nautical wiring and generators on board.
good explanation of 240 or 220 us i enjoy 220 and 110 often it can be just the ground or other simple issues
Great video, ling time viewer. Loved the part where Taylor was talking. I'm not sure I heard everything she said because I couldn't stop wondering if she isn't the most wonderful woman I've ever seen. The beautiful smile, cute freckles, lovely hair and the way the spit gathers on her lips when she is talking. OMG! Whoever is lucky enough to win her heart someday will be bewitched for sure. Taylor, you are amazing and never settle. You deserve the best and anyone who knows you, will concur, I'm sure. Thank you and I heard every word, of course. But it was hard to concentrate. Truth.
Too bad she's leaving...
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@@lyman135 you are right of course, but in my defense... i was drunk and she is pretty awesome. I comment out of a deep admiration for her and nothing more. Sometimes, I feel like expressing my feelings. Even if they are fleeting and temporary. But as an adult, I should learn to keep my feelings to myself. Because videos are only meant to inform and educate. They should never invoke feelings or change a person's emotional state. Then the video would be art. And no videographer would ever want their videos to be art. Wait, I am doing it again. I am sharing my 3 dimensional opinion in a 1 dimensional world. How dare I?
Spit gathering on her lip?? 😆😆😆😆😆😆
always love the vids with troubleshooting and small problems to deal with its not all fun and games out there but on balance this life style looks killer!
Lots of great views, the ocean was cool too I guess
I did this in Belize. Nothing like jumping into 10,000 feet of water not knowing what’s beneath you!
Great video. Love learning how to sail. Wonder how beautiful it is at night with a clear sky. Cameras probably can’t pick it up to do justice. Would love to live aboard for a week to help and learn. Probably not possible.
What a delicious PAWG!
Where did you learn so much about electrical circuitry? I'm impressed!
Great video. Would love to do what you guys and gals do......... awesome
Beautiful swimming shots!
Hate to burst your bubble but the Puerto Rico Trench sits at 8th deepest. The deepest 7 trenches are all on the Western rim of the Pacific from New Zealand up to Japan. Not to try and take anything away from you guys tho - its still a hell of a deep piece of water.
It’s the deepest for the Atlantic Ocean. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is shallower and gets shallower every year due to Tectonic Upheaval.
Bobby, for some geographical perspective for those who might not be familiar with areas by name only, it would be helpful to show locations on a map indicating where you are in these segments. Just a thought!
Thank you for sharing
Well said Taylor with your video closing remarks.
In Europe we use 240(1phase L/N ) and 400 for Dryer/washing machines (3phase 3L/N)and other engines.Also 2phase with once 400V instead of 3x400V is used,but not often,at least in Switzerland,to have an equal load.
Yeah I might have used a bit of the wrong terminology but hopefully I got the point across
@@Sailingdoodles All fine what you said,I just added : )
A very good day indeed. Stay safe.
5.114 miles deep , long way to the bottom! LOL , great video! Love your channel! 🏝🏖⛵🌅
Thats awesome to experience the 2nd deepest in the world!!!
Bill Flying how so? It really is no different than swimming in 500 feet of water! As long as you can’t see the bottom it might as well be the Mariana trench!
@@nixl3518 Are you serious! Its not 500 feet its 27000 feet and the 2nd deepest in the world!
@@billflying2977 THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE! If u've ever been in the water swimming, u'd get it. If u can't see the bottom, it doesn't matter how far down it is! It's all in ur head!! U can go out to sea, not see the bottom and jump in and pretend ur over the Mariana Trench! Still swimming....
@@nixl3518 Your not getting it. It is a spot in the world that is the 2nd deepest. You cant say you swam in the 2nd deepest in 500 feet of water lol.
@@billflying2977 I AM getting it!!! SO WHAT??? How different an EXPERIENCE is it??? U r swimming in water that u cannot see the bottom of. Once its that deep it doesn't matter how much deeper it is, unless all u care about is bragging rights!! As a personal experience its a nothing burger!! If it was something different than swimming in 500 ft of water, it would be something!! After all, you can SAY u swam OVER the (NOT actually) 2nd deepest place in the world and there is not the slightest bit of evidence unless u take a pic of urself while holding a gps!!! It makes no difference whatsoever!! I am getting that this is a FAKE, an impression. If u've ever swam in waters "of the abyss", u'd know exactly what I'm talking about!! The laugh is on you, who thinks its such a big deal!! U sound like a dreaming landlubber!!
It's just completely insane how blue that water looked when you had the camera under water
As ever great video thanks
Man that water sure was blue!!!👍🇺🇸
TOO FUNNY, you hair inspectors are a RIOT. Welcome back. Thanks for taking us along on the mid ocean swim, the whales were a nice surprise.
27 thousand feet sounds deep, especially when you realize that means the water is almost 5 miles deep.
Love to see video of the storms
Hi Im new to your channel!, great crew n ambience! very nice vessel BTW!
A bit odd, but I found that the electrical repair was fascinating. Also cannot believe how blue the water is.
Wow that sunset looked pretty awesome there at the end. Enjoyed the video but that is just too far out in the ocean for me.
The rainbow from the whale spout at the 7:35 part is really amazing. Watch it in full screen!
I just can't comprehend 27,000 ft of sea water !!!
What is this RUclips thinks I might want to watch? Sailing. Beautiful ship. Beautiful women. Lots of ocean views. .....And....wait...whoa! Somebody is flying a drone?!? Ok, I’m all in.
Here in the Netherlands (new build houses) we have a 3fase, 230v per fase.
An interesting way to join the, Several Mile High Club...LOL
Hey guys..! My fam live in PR... Whatever you need let me know..! I’m following you and love your channel..! 👍
And I have friends in Mayaguez..! (With TV equipment, I work for NBC)
So impressed with Bobby,’s electrical skills.
nice video keep it up,Bobby u r very skilled, Taylor beauty make me speechless😍😍😍😍😍
Enjoyed. Wish you would show more open water footage while you're under sail.
Looking forward to that
Dude the one in the blue is straight T&A… Damn.
And I'm on the desert. You in my island sea! Enjoy. Snif, Snif. But nice chapter🖒
Loving your videos.