Nu am avut de ales decât să intru noaptea într-un port! Regula este să nu faci asta niciodată!! Aflați ce se întâmplă când în mijlocul oceanului, fără pământ la vedere, aproape că eșuez!! Infricosator! nu aș mai face asta niciodată..
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Nu am avut de ales decât să intru noaptea într-un port! Regula este să nu faci asta niciodată!! Aflați ce se întâmplă când în mijlocul oceanului, fără pământ la vedere, aproape că eșuez!! Infricosator! nu aș mai face asta niciodată..
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There are no rules sailing! Well there are nav rules. I sail like this, if there is moonlight then I am always up for sailing at night. If there is zero moon light then some thought is put into it.
Hey, what'cha doing there. Haha!! Always fun watching your adventure. One curiosity, why not stay farther out in the Atlantic and travel south without stopping at ports? Are you wanting to visit each port?
Hi Mike ,
Enjoy the videos, the crew here at Riverview Marine in Catskill are cheering you on. Hope you have smooth sailing.
You are reinforcing my plan to go offshore and stay offshore when I make that trip !
Good progress. Your confidence is growing by the day. Awesome to see!
Hello Michael enjoy watching your videos I left Cayuga lake in Ny sept 1 this year and went through Erie Canal and took same route as you and went to the Chesapeake bay where I have the boat now Next will be to go to Florida then to Bahamas be safe Rich
Hello Mike, we live and sail a Hunter 27 on Lake Nipissing and have also sailed Lake Ontario (Toronto) for a few years. I have met some of the people and marinas you had in your videos, makes me smile. Anyway, great job, thank you for making the videos! Wishing you much success on your journey.
Loving the rapid fire episodes. Makes it feel like I'm on the trip. Awesome stuff. "Every day is heart pounding. I feel alive."
Your videos are hilarious you think people don't know you are just a lake or pond sailor. But you need to stop the exaggerated effects.
I love night sailing! Especially with a moon. Will you need to take the mast down again for the ICW?
The average depth of the Chesapeake bay is like 4 feet. I live with those numbers every time out, and consider myself in deep water.