Ultimul Sloop-of-War de navigație din lume (tur complet cu barca)

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1. ARR ME SCALLEYWAGS! If you dig this content, please "LIKE" the video. It helps the channel a ton! Also, if you're going to the Annapolis Boat Show, please stop bu the YouTube channels booth and say hi to James! Use discount code: 'sailzingaro22" to get 10% off the ticket! Hope to "sea" you there! Stay tuned for more sailing! Next series is our crossing the Atlantic from Bermuda-Azores!

2. SUPERB blog

3. What a wast of time. Thought we were going to see the boat.

4. What a fantastic program for youth. The experience has to create lifetime memories & friendships along with social & technical skills. There needs to be many more of this type of program for our young people. Kudos to these gentlemen who are dedicated to make this an ongoing success. I'm sure they have no problem getting kids to sign up for this. Thanks for sharing!

5. Good job man, you did us proud.

6. Thanks James, this type of content is fantastic, you've introduced me to many of the chanels I now follow. Your passion and love of all things sailing is infectious and we live vicariously through your adventures, good on you brother

7. I have been following you for sometime, and did not know you where on submarines. I was on USS Sculpin SSN 590, USS San Francisco SSN 711, and my final boat was USS Michigan SSBN 727. I now have an even greater respect for you and your journey, fair you well from one bubble head to another.

8. “Macaroni” rig… 😂 That’s Italian, and so was Marconi, so a good one. Marconi was one of the frontrunners with radios. He used elaborate antennas with complex support wire systems. That’s the connection with the rig. People of the time thought it looked complex.

9. Wow So Cool

10. Once again
    Great content , really enjoyable
    Thanks James
    Stuart in Ireland ☘️

11. RIP NAOMI TERLINI, ie peters crew

12. Its not a sloop you dope

13. 19th century, not 18th century

14. See you in Annapolis! Friday. Lovevto buy you a beer.

15. I really appreciate the direction you've taken your channel.

16. Magnificent sailing vessel, fantastic programs for young people and a beautiful way to reserve nautical history. Thank you so much James for sharing this classic with all of us.

17. Awesome info!
    Hit the thumbs-up, share far and wide!

18. Love the sub crew's berthing analogy.
    Probably some hot racking going on while at sea.
    They should try hammocks to increase the bunking space.

19. Love these people doing this

20. That is so interesting and it is important to remember the past how things were done Navigation directional changes what a great thing.

21. great stuff

22. It would be great for these kids to spend time in dinghies. That would add to their sense of responsibility, self discipline, self learning.

23. Really good journalism James, this was an outstanding piece. You have talent old chap!

24. Looking forward to hopefully see you this week!

25. Awesome video James well done!! What an amazing cause I’m glad you showcased this boat and cause in your video!

26. That was cool

27. 19'th century

28. What a beautiful vessel. Thanks for sharing James.

29. Awesome video, well done James and Crew.

30. James this is so cool!
    Thank you for letting us know about this ship!

31. First of all, it's not a sloop – it's a schooner. Second, it's not a "Macaroni Rig", it's a Marconi Rig. Thirdly, you should invest in a real nail salon to take care of your painted fingernail needs.

32. That was great James.
    Sleek looking boat, and in great condition too.

33. You need to come to Nova Scotia and do a story on the fastest sailboat in the world!!!!!
    The Bluenose. Docked in Lunenburg NS

34. 🤑🤢🤮

35. So, who was the ‘Hottie’ in the background?

36. Did you say "Macaroni sloop"???? That is funny !When 5 years old I would have said : "macaroni in his head , macaroni in his head, macaroni …."
    but I have a long white beard so I 'll say Marconi sloop, M A R C O N I sloop.

37. Short trip means more kids have a chance to sail, but two weeks would be more of a life changing experience.

38. Amazing video James! Very informative and just plain cool🤙🏻

39. i got unsubscribed!! F@#$ing Youtube

40. So great to watch this video
    I just brought a small support vessel off a similar organisation here in New Zealand "Outward Bound NZ" Really love what these organisations do for the youngsters of today. Keep spreading the word Bro
    😁 So cool James

41. With the dedication and passion that the Captain, CEO and permanent crew give to these kids; what they take away from this is life changing and something they will never forget. Great thanks also to the sponsors who have and continue to make this happen.
    Yes from previous experience 2 weeks seems to be about the ideal length of time for young students and 1 week for adults.

42. A truly magnificent ship and and super fast.

43. Thanks James for what you do, I got into the Annapolis Boat Show using your discount code, but unfortunately was not able to meet up with you – spent too much time looking at all the catamarans.

44. Excellent episode, good work taking your time and covering so much, instead of glossing over details. 👍👍👍👍

45. Very interesting. Thanks.

46. Great content and your interviewing skills are top notch as you are also a very good listener. The best video I have seen of the Spirit of Bermuda and I'm Bermudian. Thanks for showcasing this fantastic ship. Andrew

47. Best video man!!!! You live your pirate ships. We need to get you one!!!

48. Nice work if you can get it ! Lol

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