O familie de navigatori în zorii multicocaselor

44 thoughts on “O familie de navigatori în zorii multicocaselor”

1. Who is this clean cut guy in the blazer? lol Glad to see this channel has been more active lately.

2. Great videos of a great time.
   I liked the names of your boats better than ours. Our first motor vessel was the "Gotta B Towed" and it seldom left us down, Coast Guard Miami were my hearos. I learned, that the USCG will lower you a pump from a helicopter. I wish you had more of these, thank you.

3. Thanks

4. Beautiful! So glad you have these films to remind you of those times.

5. Pretty sure I saw a Lock Crowther Kraken tri in that race

6. Christian, I love your videos. You're an amazing person and great inspiration.

7. Awesome! thanks for posting Christian!

8. Thanks

9. Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

10. WONDERFUL VIDEO

11. TVMDC is about all I remember about sailing off Sandy Hook in the 70’s.

12. That first plane that passed over, with the pintail, was a Navy P3 Orion sub hunter. The "listening device" the plane dropped was a sonobuoy, used to detect submarines. They have a hydrophone that can be dropped to a set depth, and a plug that eventually dissolves, causing the unit to sink to the bottom.

13. A masterpiece of narration.

14. Thanks for sharing these.
    Do know you are making history.

15. How cool is this! And great job narrating!Thanks, Christian!

16. What a great look back! I remember being a kid visiting Newport and seeing those trimarans before the Bermuda race. I grew up sailing the Long Island Sound and cruised to Bermuda in ‘82. Now I sail out of Perth Amboy’s Raritan Yacht Club. We should have you back to give a talk!!

17. What a time of innovation!!

18. Fantastic recount of your experiences, thank you. And paying multihulls the respect they are due.

19. Christian, you must be a professional orator. You speak and tell stories so well. Perhaps you work in Hollywood? Love your videos 👍🏼

20. Wow! Wonderful memories. Was in MDR in the 80’s. Had no idea that was going on on the east coast. We used to be in awe of the transpac boats back then. I remember one was made of little squares of wood. She was beautiful, named the Christine. Sailing, flying, and diving were our salvation after the horrors of the late 60,s, early 70’s. Only under sail did life make any sense, and became peaceful. Thank you so much for posting this!

21. Bravo!

22. Great stuff.

23. What a brilliant video. As usual, great commentary. Thanks for sharing this.

24. Great to see you doing well Mr. Williams!
    always a pleasure to see one of your videos!

25. Simply fantastic ❤

26. Beautifully edited. Thanks for sharing.

27. Spectacular, thank you.

28. Having listened to your book and watched your videos, let me tell you, theres no one I'd rather listen to milk every drop out of the stories from his life! But these pictures are new, no?

29. Interesting vibe. Takes me back to our family adventures in the out island of the Exuma‘s, Bahamas in the early 1960s through 1990s. Dad was a pilot and would fly us to a remote island he purchased. Over the years we built a home on it and met many fine people along the way. Watching your film I was taken back to a kinder and gentler time.❤️

30. Is that Sven Yrvind at the 6:42 mark in Newport?

    P.s. Greetings from Rhode Island ⚓️

31. This was a fun watch. Thanks for sharing. Really enjoy your videos, especially the Hawaii trips. Looking forward to the next one.

32. Glad to see your dad had a full life.

33. Had insomnia tonight then found this. Spectacular! Thanks for sharing it. How did you place on that last one?

34. I have had dreams of an F-27 or 32 for 25 years. I have a few Monohull boats (one that has been lapped by an F-27 who would sail past us and then return from our mutual destination while we were still inbound). I love lisitening to your videos, they speak to the sailor in me. I only wish the magic you capture would seep into my wife's psyche and create in her the same love I have for all things that sail.

35. Magnificent story…..

36. Absolutely Marvelous ….. Thank You Christian …….OnWard………

37. Gonna steal a line, thanks for the memories.

38. “Things break, there’s always solutions” Life’s beautiful lesson.

39. Fantastic! Made me remember taking our son and friends for a 10 day sail to and around Isle Royale in Lake Superior. A blend of being miserable and joyful (we hadn't calculated that wind moving over the 43 degree water would take temps from the 80's on shore to the 50's on the water……) My profile pic is from that trip. My Corsair F28R was up to the task, and we camped on shore each night. No comparison to your experiences, but for me, your vid re-awakened those memories. Thank You!

40. What does the author enjoy about today's trimarans, even the maxi's?

41. Mr. Williams, you are my inspiration. Love your book and media here and I think you represent the highest class of yachtsmen that I hope to one day continue. I cannot imagine sailing with Ted Turner among your multitude of experiences. Please keep sharing them with us!

42. Thanks for this. I am an avid multihuller and like your introspective and reflective book and videos. Cheers Phil

43. It's great to see these boats again. It's hard to get multihull racing in the USA. For all their bravado the 'modern generation' are not very interested in being away from a warm bed at the end of the day.
    Cheers warren

44. Good show Christian.. Thanks!!!✌️👍🆒🤺🤺🤺

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