Ah Camden Harbor, all the nautical history, beautifully maintained yachts... and then we roll in with giant solar arrays and jerry cans all over deck, cue the banjos😂
I love that tho.. It's like walking in to a home that's lived in, an one that's kept like a museum. Beautiful to visit but I wouldn't want to live there... Lol.... I love that you both live it!!! ✌️
Hey thanks for stopping in Camden! You can always count on me to talk about schooners! Hope you guys are having fun down south, as we have been getting plenty of snow up here!
Superb. I have to say that interview you did on the schooner was excellent - you never once talked about yourself or butted in to the voices of the two men you were talking to. I learn't loads, was deeply involved with the story and you have risen greatly in my estimations! If only we coudl all interview like that! Thanks again for being the best thing on RUclips.
LOVE that. 25:05, Sierra pokes the lens with her finger, because it keeps staring at her; but she knows that's not good to do, so she shakes her head, telling herself; it's a no-no, don't do that. She's become the star of your show, and you know it.
I have been watching Delos and all of the great characters sailing on her for years. It just hit me who Brian reminds me of...Bob Vila! The early days of This Old House. 21:58-22:13 In his yellow rain slicker. Combined with years of seeing Brian's ability to tinker with and repair just about any mechanical issue. Love you guys, Hope all is well.
Sierra are absolutely gorgeous. Enjoy these moments at fullest. Only a few more weeks then she are going to speak like a LITTLE Princess. Congrats on another great video and thanks for sharing those old LEGENDS with us... 🤠
Brian & Kaz, as much as I miss senior Brady , Blu and all the wonderful crew members you brought aboard. I truly love watching the 3 of you grow as the beautiful sailing family you are. Always have been a huge inspiration in my life. So thank you and all the best for The Delos Family ❤
Nothing short of amazing experiencing the tour of the 1882 schooner! And Brian, your respect for the way it was, is 100% respectful of how sailing was and how it is now! Kudos to the Captain and crew!
It just calms my soul to sit down and fill up with the gentle loving family that you've become. And I have to admit... that baby Nugget is such a joy to watch! She has a deep thinker in there that will be interesting to watch as she grows. Mom's looking a bit exhausted these days... hoping you are well, Kazza, and just reflecting the effects of trying to keep up with the little one. Looks like your days are numbered in the north so a Bahama adjustment may be just what the doctor orders! Y'all take care and keep us updated! Much love, guys! Lynn
Little Nugget's eyes are simply amazing. Just freeze the video at 24:37 and look at her fullscreen. So beautiful. Thanks for another great video, guys!
Beautifully crafted old boats...can't get enough of all that woodwork. My dad is a carpenter but builds Victorian and Queen Ann furniture and other things when he isnt building houses. So i grew up with a good appreciation for the amount of craftsmanship that goes into all that wood.
Im from Northern NY and seeing the coast of Maine is such a amazing way to see some history. You just showed me something I've never seen before. Be safe! I love the videos!
After watching a ton of sailing channels for the last few years - this one hands down is the best. I love the bits and pieces of history, historical background on locations, etc. Well done as usual. Cant wait until next Friday!!
I love Schooners! Great tour. My husband and I got married at sea on an old Schooner in Key West. They are a piece of my heart. Lovely video. The nugget and daddy baby foully part was filmed so well. Sierra is really starting to communicate. What a beautiful life! Love you Delos.
You guys are so awesome, the way you have assembled your little onshore team of editors and your natural knack for filming what matters is amazing. This channel is so real, and sincere....I've been here since the beginning.
Brian has a talent for showing interesting things on shore, and such a soothing voice. Kaza is good with that too and Sierra is cute. Just a good interesting team. Thanks guys.
Loved this one...so near and dear to my heart! My father-in-law was the last lighthouse keeper on Curtis Island and my husband and his 5 siblings (and parents) lived on Curtis island year round for 5 years. Did you get to go into the light? My husband was the Harbormaster in Camden from 1990-2002 and friends with Captain Ray Williamson. Did you go hike Camden Hills State Park, Mount Battie? Thanks for visiting our little town and thanks for sharing this video!❤️
It's crazy, I just can't stop watching u, guys! ❤ While I'm in lockdown watching u gives me some freedom. Thanx! So cool seeying life through ur eyes!!! As we say in portuguese, "Bons ventos"!
I look forward to all your videos, you have the ability to take me to those beautiful places through your beautiful stories. You are a fantastic family and I think your daughter is a very lucky child, to have 2 special people like you... A greeting and a hug from Italy, and if you ever want to come to Rome, know that you have an apartment in your own free arrangement. I love you, and I wish you all the best in the world ... !!!
They do that to save space in the harbor. Two boats in the space that one would normally take up. It can be good if you like your neighbor! In rough weather though your boat is banging against the dock and it's nowhere near as nice as being on a single Mooring.
Very chill episode - relaxing as well as cold - for some reason it felt extra cold and I had to wrap a blanket around me while I watched - lolz. The schooners were amazing. Thanks for another great video!
Absolutely love them old schooners, how cool of a tour was that😁 thank you so much for that history walk. Nugget is such an adorable lil sailor. Awesome video, see yal next Fri
Thanks for this video. My mom would sail on either the French or the Bailey each summer for the last decade of her life and it was always the highlight of her year. She's been gone now for nearly a decade, but it was great to see the place she loved through your eyes. Be well and safe journeys.
wow...that schooner is amazing...thanks for the tour....they knew how to build a boat back in those days....also...love the daddy/baby nugget interaction segments at the end....you are a great dad....I wish there were more Kazza/baby nugget interaction segments....
This video brought me so much joy! I’m a Mainer, born and raised, Camden and Bar Harbor are near and dear to my heart. My husband and I celebrate birthdays and anniversaries in both places. So glad you got to enjoy Maine and all it’s goodness!
Yes, I remember those cold winds in the Pacific, Far north California . Not especially cold, wind breaker with heavy shirts at a minimum. Had a wind breaker fleece , it was stolen at a coffee shop down town Eureka. Miss that thing.
I was on the crew of Victory Chimes the summer of 1975. It was quite a sight to see all the schooners leave Monday mornings and sail in Friday night. That summer I fell in love watching Friendship Sloops sailing. Whenever I got the chance I would visit shipwrights. There was a group that built boats with tools from 1800s it was amazing to see their work.
Camden looks amazing. My dad used to own Schooner Olad up there, I think I saw her in a few of your drone shots. The power of the schooner from the 1850s to the early 1900s was unmatched in New England. I love working on the tall ships up here, and I'm glad you got a taste of it.
My wife and I plus another couple had a 6-day charter on the Windjammer Lewis R. French based in Camden. Check out the history of this and other windjammers. Just an outstanding experience which I would unreservedly recommend. Glad you got see Grace Bailey but my heart is with Captains Garth and Jenny on the French! Camden is most everything we love about Maine.
After the window frames have warmed and dried, get enough camper mounting tape (made by Frost King) to cover all the metal around your windows. This will keep them from sweating. Window plastic will keep the glass from sweating. Hope this helps. Another great adventure video and thanks for sharing. Have a super wonderful day.
I happened to be in Camden visiting my mother when you were there. So wish I could have bought you a beer! Curtis Island is named after my great great grandfather so my roots there run deep and kudos for the schooner tour.
Hey Delos! We have all loved (and lived vicariously by) your adventures through the years. It is really great to see you guys amping up our home waters of the northeast, especially the Gulf of Maine where many great sailors have been born and bred! Absolutely love your channel over the years. Cheers!
What a great episode! Your deep-dives into the local culture, people, and idiosyncrasies are pure highlights for those of us following your adventures. I may never get to Camden ME, but it already has a special place in my memories. Thank you!
Thank you so much captain and crew. I've been loving your videos for year! The speed you travel is Great, I've watched chasing bubbles and every time I wish he never left that life. I miss babs, and the early years. I love how you have managed to changed thing up. The Indian Ocean crossing then Madagascar and south Africa. You have a prospective I can't possible related with, I've traveled, even spent 6 months living in a VW van in Mexico, but you are of the People of the World. I would love to hear more about your prospective of the news and world at large. So you have no plans... PLEASE FOCUS your losing me I've been watching every week for years, you were posting in the south pacific when I first found you. As a juggler I found your fire spinning video from Thailand . From there its been every week. PLEASE FOCUS on anything, science and education, start planning a Home Schooling class, or politics of the world Good and Bad and Why, small communities why they work and what makes them great good or ok. I feel the creative drive slowly slipping away. maybe I just miss brady, and the craziness of the old days. Brian I think you would make one of the best science educators. Just pushing it in that direction a little more could help. If you just broke down how you get in to your projects, getting things apart how they work, and how you manage to get things back together. It is a wonder How you keep that boat going. Thank you for all your years of home videos.
Was watching today and it dawned on me how much this channel has matured. At the beginning it was the college kid. PARTY all the time... sun and bikinis and booze. Some where around south Africa was college graduation. Brazil and the Caribbean was someone in their 20s. Still lots of parties, but much more substance and thought. A wedding... a kid and this season was most definitely the 30s. Amazing to be able to experience the life of Delos may we live to see her grow to a ripe old age.
I've followed your adventures all over the world. It is wonderful that you are discovering the rich sailing heritage of Maine. I've spent a week on the Grace Bailey. It was fantastic. We sailed through some tight spots that would have made me more than a little nervous at the helm. I've made multiple trips on the Stephen Taber in Rockland. Captain Noah runs a great schooner down there. Not only is the sailing adventure great on these Maine schooners, the food is unbelievable. The feasts that they prepare on a wooden stove is amazing. The lobster (soft shell shedders) on the beach is unlike anything I've had elsewhere.
Camden Maine is definitely one of the loveliest township in the Eastern States! Quebec people love to spend time there in the summer....we also sail there from the Saint Lawrence, Gaspé and the Northumberland straight! Been there on my Bayfield 26 to long ago to remembre details! Lovely clip as usual...DELOS is the greatest! Cheers
Jonathan and Schwab! Aka Cap'n Outlandish, great guy glad you bumped into him, the photos he's posting on Facebook of wintering over in Camden are epic.
I am 60 yo. the Smiling Cow and I go back to age 7 or so in the late 60's early 70's. Great Maine store! Miss the balsam fir incense!! You guys scored big time coming into spending time in Camden!
It was so fascinating to see those old schooners, how cool! We have a Staysail Schooner with a jumbo Gardner engine, but those schooners were the real deal. Picturesque town, gorgeous colours, thanks so much for sharing!
Great video guys, and Sierra is just so cute. Have just finished binge watching all 305 episodes plus some of the other 'how to' and info vids. Keep up the great work Delos, you guys rock. Love from Tasmania.
Beautiful town. People seem very gracious. Glad you could video it so I can enjoy the beauty without having to go there. Too COLD! Excellent episode BTW!
Great episode. I'm looking up how to get to Camden, not on a sailboat unfortunately. Have done a bit of the Maine coast. Will do more. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe. btw, the nugget has become he hit of the show. Love to see smile son a child. Comes as a result of great and happy parenting.
Awww man...lived in Camden for a number of years. I could hit the harbor with a slingshot from my apartment across from Cappy's Chowder House. Cappy's was my go-to spot. This vid put a lump in my throat. Dang!! I miss it. Thanks.
I have sailed on a Main Windjammer (The Steven Taber) and can not recommend it higher. Its not sailing on Delos but its sailing around Maine for a few days on a old time boat with minimal phones and electric. Fantastic food Great crew and fellow passengers. One of the best vacations I have had. The boat is smooth and sailing under wind just strips away all of life's problems. It gives you an understanding of Delos and living on a sailboat without having to do the dirty maintenance on the boat. Also the wife bought me a Delos hoodie for my birthday. Im not a hoodie guy but this one is warm and comfy I highly recommend it.
I found y'all last summer thanks to the pandemic. I've really enjoyed getting to know the three of you. I decided to "dice" your past episodes and I landed on your time in Mauritius 3 years ago. Wow! What a difference three years makes! Enjoying seeing how things once was, while also enjoying your long strange trip back down south. Slainte.
Ah Camden Harbor, all the nautical history, beautifully maintained yachts... and then we roll in with giant solar arrays and jerry cans all over deck, cue the banjos😂
The Beverly Hill Billies of sailing :)
I love that tho.. It's like walking in to a home that's lived in, an one that's kept like a museum. Beautiful to visit but I wouldn't want to live there... Lol.... I love that you both live it!!! ✌️
Yes. The lovely sea gypsies have arrived. 😅 🥰
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Hey thanks for stopping in Camden! You can always count on me to talk about schooners! Hope you guys are having fun down south, as we have been getting plenty of snow up here!
Thanks for the education, it was very interesting.
Superb. I have to say that interview you did on the schooner was excellent - you never once talked about yourself or butted in to the voices of the two men you were talking to. I learn't loads, was deeply involved with the story and you have risen greatly in my estimations! If only we coudl all interview like that! Thanks again for being the best thing on RUclips.
Agreed. Brian is so smart, but never pretentious.
agreed. Seeing those on the water in Camden is just beautiful.
LOVE that. 25:05, Sierra pokes the lens with her finger, because it keeps staring at her; but she knows that's not good to do, so she shakes her head, telling herself; it's a no-no, don't do that. She's become the star of your show, and you know it.
I have been watching Delos and all of the great characters sailing on her for years. It just hit me who Brian reminds me of...Bob Vila! The early days of This Old House. 21:58-22:13 In his yellow rain slicker. Combined with years of seeing Brian's ability to tinker with and repair just about any mechanical issue. Love you guys, Hope all is well.
Soooo true
TOTALLY Bob Vila!!! I never realized it before, but you're RIGHT!! Maybe THAT's why he feels so like home!
Sierra are absolutely gorgeous. Enjoy these moments at fullest. Only a few more weeks then she are going to speak like a LITTLE Princess.
Congrats on another great video and thanks for sharing those old LEGENDS with us... 🤠
I can always tell when its a Lisa video, the music gives it away, love her tastes!!
Brian & Kaz, as much as I miss senior Brady , Blu and all the wonderful crew members you brought aboard. I truly love watching the 3 of you grow as the beautiful sailing family you are. Always have been a huge inspiration in my life. So thank you and all the best for The Delos Family ❤
The nugget is so stinkin’ cute she gets my heart every time.
Me too. It's been fun watching her grow. She'll be talking before we know it.😊
...and running the show!
Nothing short of amazing experiencing the tour of the 1882 schooner! And Brian, your respect for the way it was, is 100% respectful of how sailing was and how it is now! Kudos to the Captain and crew!
Love how you are able to record such wonderful memories for the nugget...what a gift for her and her family when she's grown!
It just calms my soul to sit down and fill up with the gentle loving family that you've become. And I have to admit... that baby Nugget is such a joy to watch! She has a deep thinker in there that will be interesting to watch as she grows. Mom's looking a bit exhausted these days... hoping you are well, Kazza, and just reflecting the effects of trying to keep up with the little one. Looks like your days are numbered in the north so a Bahama adjustment may be just what the doctor orders! Y'all take care and keep us updated!
Much love, guys! Lynn
Little Nugget's eyes are simply amazing. Just freeze the video at 24:37 and look at her fullscreen. So beautiful. Thanks for another great video, guys!
Beautifully crafted old boats...can't get enough of all that woodwork. My dad is a carpenter but builds Victorian and Queen Ann furniture and other things when he isnt building houses. So i grew up with a good appreciation for the amount of craftsmanship that goes into all that wood.
You have gained some great down to earth people through your blog like Ben the lobster delivery man.
I had a huge belly laugh when the nugget was laying there with that suit on! Thanks lol
I love the simplicity of old school.
You guys, including the production team, bring smiles to this old, worn face. Thank you.
Oh my goodness, how CUTE was Sierra's face when she touched the camera and was told no! She shook her head as well 😂 Nawwwww
02:50 - Sierra RagDolls on Kazza. Cuteness Level Hits Eleven
Camden is stunning. Thanks for this weeks respite! I love the old schooners!
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Nuggs already knowing to grab the water nozzle at the end of the video to get a drink was stinking cute as hell !!!! :)
Im from Northern NY and seeing the coast of Maine is such a amazing way to see some history. You just showed me something I've never seen before. Be safe! I love the videos!
After watching a ton of sailing channels for the last few years - this one hands down is the best. I love the bits and pieces of history, historical background on locations, etc. Well done as usual. Cant wait until next Friday!!
Nice sailing god bless your family all the time!
Seeing Maine thru your eyes is really special❤️‼️
Another great episode to start the weekend, thanks Kazza, Nugget :) and Brian.
The title of this episode gave me flashbacks of the passage to the Andaman Islands... the other Jewel of the sea. Put you glamors on!
I love Schooners! Great tour. My husband and I got married at sea on an old Schooner in Key West. They are a piece of my heart. Lovely video. The nugget and daddy baby foully part was filmed so well. Sierra is really starting to communicate. What a beautiful life! Love you Delos.
You guys are so awesome, the way you have assembled your little onshore team of editors and your natural knack for filming what matters is amazing. This channel is so real, and sincere....I've been here since the beginning.
Brian has a talent for showing interesting things on shore, and such a soothing voice. Kaza is good with that too and Sierra is cute. Just a good interesting team. Thanks guys.
I'm 15 minutes in the 80' north series and LOVING IT! It' so different.
I say it every episode- Sierra! You are such a joy! ♥️
Love that little town. So pretty. I really enjoyed seeing the old boats.
Loved this one...so near and dear to my heart! My father-in-law was the last lighthouse keeper on Curtis Island and my husband and his 5 siblings (and parents) lived on Curtis island year round for 5 years. Did you get to go into the light? My husband was the Harbormaster in Camden from 1990-2002 and friends with Captain Ray Williamson. Did you go hike Camden Hills State Park, Mount Battie? Thanks for visiting our little town and thanks for sharing this video!❤️
It's crazy, I just can't stop watching u, guys! ❤ While I'm in lockdown watching u gives me some freedom. Thanx! So cool seeying life through ur eyes!!! As we say in portuguese, "Bons ventos"!
I look forward to all your videos, you have the ability to take me to those beautiful places through your beautiful stories. You are a fantastic family and I think your daughter is a very lucky child, to have 2 special people like you... A greeting and a hug from Italy, and if you ever want to come to Rome, know that you have an apartment in your own free arrangement. I love you, and I wish you all the best in the world ... !!!
It's so neat how they have the floating docks instead of just mooring balls. I've never seen that before.
They do that to save space in the harbor. Two boats in the space that one would normally take up. It can be good if you like your neighbor! In rough weather though your boat is banging against the dock and it's nowhere near as nice as being on a single Mooring.
@@richardnwilson Obviously. But it also makes a more stable platform for transfers than bobbing alongside in the dingy and so, safer.
Those few minutes of video on the schooner are some of the most interesting you've ever shown.
I find myself smiling when I watch your videos and it is a very welcome feeling in these times. Thank you!
Very chill episode - relaxing as well as cold - for some reason it felt extra cold and I had to wrap a blanket around me while I watched - lolz. The schooners were amazing. Thanks for another great video!
Absolutely love them old schooners, how cool of a tour was that😁 thank you so much for that history walk. Nugget is such an adorable lil sailor. Awesome video, see yal next Fri
Loved the old boat tours. And Camden is gorgeous.
Thanks for this video. My mom would sail on either the French or the Bailey each summer for the last decade of her life and it was always the highlight of her year. She's been gone now for nearly a decade, but it was great to see the place she loved through your eyes. Be well and safe journeys.
Makes me me smile how sweet people are!♥️ Lovely sailing community. Miss it 😪
One of your best videos. Totally legendary. We got to enjoy those gorgeous old boats and their dedicated captains. Awesome
The facial expressions of Sierra are priceless!
wow...that schooner is amazing...thanks for the tour....they knew how to build a boat back in those days....also...love the daddy/baby nugget interaction segments at the end....you are a great dad....I wish there were more Kazza/baby nugget interaction segments....
This video brought me so much joy! I’m a Mainer, born and raised, Camden and Bar Harbor are near and dear to my heart. My husband and I celebrate birthdays and anniversaries in both places. So glad you got to enjoy Maine and all it’s goodness!
Wow.. I loved this episode! I grew up in Camden and have watched your videos for years. Thanks for profiling my hometown!
All the generosity gives one hope for our world. God Bless
Even when I’m watching your videos by myself, I have moments when I recognize a smile on my face. Good stuff!
Yes, I remember those cold winds in the Pacific, Far north California . Not especially cold, wind breaker with heavy shirts at a minimum. Had a wind breaker fleece , it was stolen at a coffee shop down town Eureka. Miss that thing.
Hang on @SVDelos, 2021 is better!
I loved this episode! Thanks for taking us onto the boat and letting us see it! Amazing! Fair winds to you all.
Simply, I mark days of my life by SV Delos videos. O.K., not every day, but most of them now! Great video you guys.
LOVE YOU ALL ❤️ 🙏🏽 ❄️ Thank You ALL. For the GREAT ADVENTURE
What a great episode - the tour of the wooden schooner was mesmerizing!
I just love you all. Thank you for letting me come along for the ride.
I was on the crew of Victory Chimes the summer of 1975. It was quite a sight to see all the schooners leave Monday mornings and sail in Friday night. That summer I fell in love watching Friendship Sloops sailing. Whenever I got the chance I would visit shipwrights. There was a group that built boats with tools from 1800s it was amazing to see their work.
Cnt believe days run past, little nugget growing fast and walk fast aswell. Lots love delos tribe, god bless always
Camden looks amazing. My dad used to own Schooner Olad up there, I think I saw her in a few of your drone shots. The power of the schooner from the 1850s to the early 1900s was unmatched in New England. I love working on the tall ships up here, and I'm glad you got a taste of it.
My wife and I plus another couple had a 6-day charter on the Windjammer Lewis R. French based in Camden. Check out the history of this and other windjammers. Just an outstanding experience which I would unreservedly recommend. Glad you got see Grace Bailey but my heart is with Captains Garth and Jenny on the French! Camden is most everything we love about Maine.
After the window frames have warmed and dried, get enough camper mounting tape (made by Frost King) to cover all the metal around your windows. This will keep them from sweating. Window plastic will keep the glass from sweating. Hope this helps. Another great adventure video and thanks for sharing. Have a super wonderful day.
Hello Brian, kaza and lil nugget. Hello delos fam.
I happened to be in Camden visiting my mother when you were there. So wish I could have bought you a beer! Curtis Island is named after my great great grandfather so my roots there run deep and kudos for the schooner tour.
Hey Delos!
We have all loved (and lived vicariously by) your adventures through the years. It is really great to see you guys amping up our home waters of the northeast, especially the Gulf of Maine where many great sailors have been born and bred! Absolutely love your channel over the years. Cheers!
What a great episode! Your deep-dives into the local culture, people, and idiosyncrasies are pure highlights for those of us following your adventures. I may never get to Camden ME, but it already has a special place in my memories. Thank you!
Amazing drone shot coming in over the harbor, with all the New England fall colors starting!
Thank you so much captain and crew.
I've been loving your videos for year! The speed you travel is Great, I've watched chasing bubbles and every time I wish he never left that life. I miss babs, and the early years. I love how you have managed to changed thing up. The Indian Ocean crossing then Madagascar and south Africa. You have a prospective I can't possible related with, I've traveled, even spent 6 months living in a VW van in Mexico, but you are of the People of the World. I would love to hear more about your prospective of the news and world at large.
So you have no plans... PLEASE FOCUS
your losing me I've been watching every week for years, you were posting in the south pacific when I first found you. As a juggler I found your fire spinning video from Thailand . From there its been every week. PLEASE FOCUS on anything, science and education, start planning a Home Schooling class, or politics of the world Good and Bad and Why, small communities why they work and what makes them great good or ok. I feel the creative drive slowly slipping away. maybe I just miss brady, and the craziness of the old days. Brian I think you would make one of the best science educators. Just pushing it in that direction a little more could help. If you just broke down how you get in to your projects, getting things apart how they work, and how you manage to get things back together. It is a wonder How you keep that boat going.
Thank you for all your years of home videos.
I just love watching you guys.
It was cool so many people are so friendly. You guys bring out the belief that there is GOOD IN PEOPLE.
Was watching today and it dawned on me how much this channel has matured. At the beginning it was the college kid. PARTY all the time... sun and bikinis and booze. Some where around south Africa was college graduation. Brazil and the Caribbean was someone in their 20s. Still lots of parties, but much more substance and thought. A wedding... a kid and this season was most definitely the 30s. Amazing to be able to experience the life of Delos may we live to see her grow to a ripe old age.
Ps... Kieran if you see this it is me from the DFAC. ;)
Awesome vid! Totally wasn't expecting that neat little tour through time, thanks for that!
omg, New England in the fall, it is such a magical place, the colors, the smells. I miss back East. Love the historical boat tour, so cool!
I've followed your adventures all over the world. It is wonderful that you are discovering the rich sailing heritage of Maine. I've spent a week on the Grace Bailey. It was fantastic. We sailed through some tight spots that would have made me more than a little nervous at the helm. I've made multiple trips on the Stephen Taber in Rockland. Captain Noah runs a great schooner down there. Not only is the sailing adventure great on these Maine schooners, the food is unbelievable. The feasts that they prepare on a wooden stove is amazing. The lobster (soft shell shedders) on the beach is unlike anything I've had elsewhere.
Camden Maine is definitely one of the loveliest township in the Eastern States!
Quebec people love to spend time there in the summer....we also sail there from the Saint Lawrence, Gaspé and the Northumberland straight!
Been there on my Bayfield 26 to long ago to remembre details!
Lovely clip as usual...DELOS is the greatest!
Cheers
Great video, I love when you explore an area and talk about the history of it
Fun ep, very mellow and chill! loved seeing the schooners too.
Too funny with the Nugget laying there with her snow suit on!
Lovely editing, Lisa! Such wonderful music. Thanks!
I always wanted you guys to do a WT on the amazing boats you encounter. You never do it though, this is a first. LOVE it! Tack så mycket!
The rest of us miss Leesir too.
Jonathan and Schwab! Aka Cap'n Outlandish, great guy glad you bumped into him, the photos he's posting on Facebook of wintering over in Camden are epic.
I am 60 yo. the Smiling Cow and I go back to age 7 or so in the late 60's early 70's. Great Maine store! Miss the balsam fir incense!! You guys scored big time coming into spending time in Camden!
It was so fascinating to see those old schooners, how cool! We have a Staysail Schooner with a jumbo Gardner engine, but those schooners were the real deal. Picturesque town, gorgeous colours, thanks so much for sharing!
Great video guys, and Sierra is just so cute. Have just finished binge watching all 305 episodes plus some of the other 'how to' and info vids. Keep up the great work Delos, you guys rock. Love from Tasmania.
Beautiful town. People seem very gracious. Glad you could video it so I can enjoy the beauty without having to go there. Too COLD! Excellent episode BTW!
Just did a binge watch of some of your videos.
Great job! Really appreciate your spirits!
One of my goals is to sail! The open ocean is a thing of beauty! Love your videos and adventures! 😊
Great episode. I'm looking up how to get to Camden, not on a sailboat unfortunately. Have done a bit of the Maine coast. Will do more. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe. btw, the nugget has become he hit of the show. Love to see smile son a child. Comes as a result of great and happy parenting.
Awww man...lived in Camden for a number of years. I could hit the harbor with a slingshot from my apartment across from Cappy's Chowder House. Cappy's was my go-to spot. This vid put a lump in my throat. Dang!! I miss it. Thanks.
I have sailed on a Main Windjammer (The Steven Taber) and can not recommend it higher. Its not sailing on Delos but its sailing around Maine for a few days on a old time boat with minimal phones and electric. Fantastic food Great crew and fellow passengers. One of the best vacations I have had. The boat is smooth and sailing under wind just strips away all of life's problems. It gives you an understanding of Delos and living on a sailboat without having to do the dirty maintenance on the boat. Also the wife bought me a Delos hoodie for my birthday. Im not a hoodie guy but this one is warm and comfy I highly recommend it.
All great videos but this one was extra fine; love the visit with the old sailing ships and the drone footage of the town.....awesome!
What an amazing place! Amazing boats, great people and breathtaking scenery!
Camden, one of a few favorite places I loved getting to when living in Maine in the 80’s. Used to hit it a couple times every year………….
We sailed on the Grace Bailey, I can’t recommend it enough. It was an amazing time spent on an awesome lady.
Thanks for visiting the northeast, guys! I hope you guys liked it!
Beautiful town, we visited this place two years back while we were doing our East Coast trip. Keep enjoying!
I found y'all last summer thanks to the pandemic. I've really enjoyed getting to know the three of you. I decided to "dice" your past episodes and I landed on your time in Mauritius 3 years ago. Wow! What a difference three years makes! Enjoying seeing how things once was, while also enjoying your long strange trip back down south. Slainte.
Wow, beautiful job of adding nice music and great overhead shots of Camden in the fall. You guys are getting good with the editing!
Even his poached eggs look perfect. Is there anything this guy can’t do! 👍