Aventura solo prin Everglades pe o mică barcă cu pânze

42 thoughts on “Aventura solo prin Everglades pe o mică barcă cu pânze”

1. I was worried about them gators, but you don't seem to be.

2. You should get a small folding solar panel for back up. I wouldn't be able to sleep thinking of gators and pythons.

3. Very cool Mr. Holmes. I've never been in the Everglades but I live in Central Florida and I've done lots of small island camping in the Banana and Indian rivers back in the 90's when I lived in Cocoa Beach. The Ten Thousand Island area is on my bucket list. Sam thanks for all your hard work (lol) and great videos…

4. Also try pull the dagger boards up and rudders to skul while light wind less drag 🙂

5. Funny, you and John at Wildlings are both scouting wharram cats at the same time, he in Devon, you Florida.

6. That was very enjoyable, I've navigated all of those waters many times.

7. Sam you big chicken wing.

8. Sam, I’ve been watching you since you went to who are you. But I am so worried about your health. Do you still have that feeding tube in your belly? I noticed that you’re careful to never show the camera your torso. Not to be nosy, but I don’t know how you keep infection
   Love to go sailing with you anytime anywhere

9. Fun adventure and thanks for letting us tag along, Sam.

10. As I have said before, young man Sam, you are one crazy son of a bitch! But what an adventure! You are fearless my brother. One important question for you. On a 3 day excursion on this cat, where do you do your morning “business”?? That is a most important process that must happen. How do you accomplish this on that boat??

11. As a rafter we use sleep pads that can get wet. They are called Paco Pads and made by Jacks Plastics. Would be great for what you are doing as well. Also look at a Roll-a-cot for comfy sleeping on the beach. Happy adventures!!

12. Solution for your foam cushions: contractor bags and gorilla tape. Works amazingly if the goal is to keep them permanently dry 😄!!

13. Hey mystere!

14. Awesome. Try to right it by yourself to make sure you can and then let it really fly in the high winds.

15. Check out Everglades challenge, Tampa to keys with boats like yours

16. Hey Sam, that was a good sail day on the Cat; no doubt much different from the Pickle. Getting out there away from shore seems a bit risky to me, but I know your well in touch with the basics of when to head to the beach. So I salute your adventurous pursuit. Oh and the Glades, crocs snakes gators, but oh my I'd be on full alert. You are a dandy sailor so keep on Sam. Your friend and Patreon Robert. Cheers!!👍

17. that be neat to build a little cuddy cabin up front for camping in.

18. Ok, without wanting to be too crude, where do you "go" on a journey like this? In the water? Or do you have a bag for that too?

19. You got guts I’ll tell you that ! Next time put your clothes and sleeping bag in a plastic drum liner , even when you sleep,

20. Super instructive! Thanks

21. Chips and SALSA, for the win. Nice job.

22. I know I’m 700 hundred comments down, but I was wondering if you ever considered a “crazy creek” style chair on these types of sails? Very comfortable, great for beach camping, easy to wash off, very light and comfy.

23. I look forward to your videos Do you still have stoma ?

24. The most positive guy on youtube 🤪

25. Gallivanting around Europe…lol 🙂 Kool to see the "camping Al`a katamaran" again, thanks for kool vids 🙂

26. Been only on a small cat once with a friend… the difference of what we did and what you do makes our trip look lame.
    Hoping to see you modify the heck out of that boat to make it even better 😉

27. Modern day Tom Sawyer! Love you Sam!

28. a Wharram 24 would be a lot more confidence inspiring … i think anyone would get nervous on that go too, solo with a little cat …. i have been trying to design a faster mono-hull, with astounding success and innovation thus far….the extra speed is the main thing with a cat, or anything … speed is lees provisions to carry for the same passage….so if you're too slow, then you're vessel is getting heavier and slower the further you plan to go….so i am working really hard to get the theoretical speed up in a self righting package..

29. Stupid daylight savings 🤣

30. I think I speak for all of us when I say that I wish I had your life. This man is a free spirit

31. geez 120 miles to see one bird? Sam really?

32. Same, get some heavy duty trash bags and keep the cushions in there, you can even sleep on them this way and they will stay dry.

33. Make sure to pay extra attention to weight distribution, these things are super sensitive to that. You are sitting way too far aft, make sure to move weight close to the mast. Will go much faster that way.

34. Sam! What ever happened to the Cat left on the beach in the Bahamas?? One Rudder! And Full Ice Chest! And how do you deal with all the mosquitoes and bugs on the beach?? My Favorite Sailing Channel! I always wanted to do what your doing! Too old now

35. Where is your life jacket?

36. The island south of where you spent the first night is a cool place. Only accessible by boat and the house nearest to where you camped used too be a biden residence btw!! Amazing place

37. You forgot to bring a waterproof tarp 6×8.

38. Please SHAVE !!!!!

39. Cool adventure Sam!

40. Awesome! Thank you for sharing! 😎👍🏻

41. Your patience and tolerance for things going awry is otherworldly

42. Great video Sam, I really love that part of the world. Been to the Keys 3 times now and could easily live in the Keys. A bit crazy but just a brilliant place!!! I had the same issue with cushions on my boat, so I made some waterproof covers out of ripstop nylon for them. They're not 100% waterproof as the seams may leak but pretty close and I can remove the foam if needed. Haven't tried them in anger yet but should be an improvement. I use them for sitting and sleeping on.

    That is a lot of boat to handle single handed, much respect to you!

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