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NU ar fi trebuit să plecăm când am plecat [EP 181]
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Envy…
Another entertaining sailing adventure. About your hair!!! Why don't you grow it like you use to have? You use to look like a true salty dog sea Captain. Now you sort of have a bankers look.
Why not just put the spinnaker halyard straight on to the rope drum of the windlass? We hoist our dinghy up the side of the boat for security every night on the spinnaker halyard.
Thank you for your exceptional positive attitude. You always brighten your day.
Enjoy watching while sailing ⛵️ sailboat south to next location ! Good way load dinghy onto sailboat! 😘⛵️😀 Mike from Missouri
Dont get too lazy going all electric! or you'll get fat like another crew have lol and have to start doing work outs lol
The smallest white caps start to appear at 13 kts
The granny bar looks pretty loose!!
I'm currently working on my Yachtmaster. Has it helped with your passage planning?
I love how much YOU love sailing- awesome. Beautiful video!!!🎉
Was this boat always a cutter or did you add a club stay?
Why on earth didn't you stop at and explore Dominica? I worked there for 4 months and though I've visited and worked in over 25 countries, Dominica is and will be my absolute favorite. Didn't you pass the northern tip at 8 pm and the reasonable good anchorage at Portsmouth?
Keep an eye out to the east, big storm potential heading your way!
You guys are raising the price of CC Tayana 42’s on the market every time you make a lovely video like this…..😂😂😂😂😂
Arseberg? 0:04
Love the way you just keep it real. Sail Safe Guys, Ant & Cid.
Hey – I know that boat at the 18:55 mark. Black masted schooner. Saw it round the Bahamas a few times a couple years back. Small world.
Thanks guys. Awesome as always. 👍🏼💯🎉
Can you take the dinghy lift idea and apply it to the bosuns chair
Hi, could you not just release the clutch on the chain gipsy, rather than removing the chain?
What happened to Adam’s arm? Hair cut incident?
Do not unclip until you are in the cockpit.
Do you have a new dinghy sinceSt Martin?
And I will definitely look at this solution for my dinghy, nearly lost the davits, solar and outboard to the Atlantic
Great idea for the dinghy lifting…however we don't even have a manual windlass, but I purchased a winch adapter for a battery drill (you need a hefty drill) which makes life a lot easier…most of the time…
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Release the gypsy when using the ropedrum!!! What will happen with a Lofrans is that the clutch is getting tighter and tighter until you need a bloody big pipe and hammer to release the clutch. Ask me how I know… 🥴
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Being lazy is one of the main objectives on our boat because convincing our teenaged crew members to do anything hard is almost impossible. But, the more you change things to be 'lazy' the easier the whole boat is to operate which means your more likely to do the necessary things early: reefing early, pulling the dinghy instead of towing it, locking the boat before leaving, changing headsails, whatever. Easy things get done. Hard things get left to later, which usually leads to trouble
Silent observer here.
K is building more confidence since Adam has become a REAL Captain. Knowing her energy and her tease, I would feel the pressure…
I can picture her zipping London streets with a Mini Coop.