Alăturați-vă nouă pentru aventura vieții. Navigați peste ocean cu 30 de zile pe mare. Când am cumpărat-o pe Eva în urmă cu toți acești ani, am visat să facem asta. De a traversa un ocean, și aceasta este povestea. O poveste a 3 oameni și 2 câini care au navigat din Bahamas, până în Bermude, peste Atlantic până în Maroc și sus în Spania. Plecarea din Bahamas a fost tristă, știind că cel mai probabil nu vom mai naviga niciodată acolo. Dar apelul noilor țări de a explora a făcut-o să merite. Nu a apărut în videoclip, dar andocarea în Bermuda a schimbat viața. A fost cea mai urâtă vreme în care am fost și ni s-a spus că trebuie să andocăm imediat. Problema este că zona chiar în fața docului era aglomerată cu bărci ancorate, manevrarea a fost strânsă și, când am încercat să andocăm, transmisia s-a rupt într-un mod care însemna că eram limitat doar la treapta înainte. Am reușit cumva să scot apropierea de andocare, am ocolit un tip care încerca să-și vâsle barca cu 30 de kt de vânt s-a gândit la ancoraj și am aruncat ancora ca să putem încerca să reparăm transmisia. Problema s-a dovedit a fi un cablu de control care s-a eliberat și a fost temporar reparabil. Așa că, după ce am lăsat vântul să încetinească puțin, am putut să încercăm din nou și se acoperează cu succes. Acesta a fost începutul timpului nostru în Bermude. Un loc pe care am ajuns să-l iubim și după ce am luat-o pe prietena noastră Aiyana câteva întâlniri la veterinar mai târziu, eram gata să plecăm. Doar că a fost o furtună tropicală care amenința să devină un uragan direct pe calea noastră! Zilele 1-18 de navigare de la Bermuda la Horta au fost perfecte. Am traversat Oceanul Atlantic de Nord! 3 oameni și 2 câini parcurg 2000 de mile marine, prind niște pești, o pasăre și o meduză pe parcurs. Am ajuns la Horta cu câteva ore înainte ca furtuna cu care am alergat să bată ancorajul. Am luat decizia corectă navigând cu motor în ultima zi. Reparațiile și reaprovizionarea în Horta au fost uimitoare. Ne-a plăcut timpul petrecut acolo și am fost cu toții triști să plecăm, dar Maroc și Mediterana ne sunăm. Marocul a fost șocant. Nimeni nu a intrat în ea atât de pregătit cum o facem în mod normal, dacă sunt sincer. Dar cred că asta ne-a determinat pe toți să acceptăm Marocul așa cum a fost, fără așteptări și a fost magic. Jade a învățat că ÎL IUBESC pe Tajin și ne-am făcut niște prieteni acolo. Plecând din Maroc am reușit să nu ne pierdem cârma din cauza atacurilor Orca. Deși am văzut 2, ne-au considerat vrednici și i-au permis Evei să treacă nevătămată prin apele lor. Mulțumesc pentru că. Am întâlnit mai multe bărci în timpul petrecut în Maroc, care au avut în ultima vreme soarte foarte diferite. Ne-am tăvăluit cel mai mare pește al nostru PENTRU VODATA în drum spre Spania și ne-am saturat cu delicioase fripturi de ton în restul călătoriei. Ne-am luat rămas bun de la Aiyana în Barcelona și asta se termină epic. Povestea, viața documentată a Expediției Evans, casa noastră Eva și micuța noastră familie vor continua.
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Mahi-mahi mayonnaise furikake. Bake …or just flour …beer batter. ..just Beer and tempura flour. … deep fry till light brown With some sweetbread and tomatoes with tartar sauce. See you after your nap. Yeah. Yum
Luck sum a gun…
I just want to know if they ever went back to finish the painting. They kind of left that one a cliff hanger.
30:45 I'm glad you didn't forget the liferaft for your asses.
First time i watch a 4h youtube video and it was entertaining all the way throught! You guys are impressive
this is way better than many other videos that i had ever watched. thanks for sharing
Where do dogs poop?
Loved the Home Depot bucket at the end.
Can you talk a little about what documentation you needed to get for your canine friends to clear the other countries you went to? I realize each nation has different requirements.
Man! How cool to see. Congrats on the crossing. I wonder how the first-timers felt when crossing the sea like y'all.
You could've made delicious fish and vegetables broth with all that fish that you threw away.
Sailing really is all about trim.
Try white vinegar and baking soda working it into the squid stains using a tooth brush or small scrub brush !!! Also Oxyclean or simple green !!! Good Luck !!!
Oh my gosh you guys I'm 62 years old and I did this when I was young at 17 till 21 I miss it I had a blast I'll never forget the day on the sailboat and now it's 62 I'm buying a 100-foot yacht God bless you love your boat you did a great job rebuilding and you can tell the boat's happy and we love your puppies and I can't wait to share you with my family members so you have new Florida family friends I'm Vicky and my family the Hoover camps in Thompson's
This one deserves a million views
i have to google how a sail boat operates in order to understand what's going on while driving. i spent over 20 years on the water as a younger man but know nothing of sail boats.
30:02 please, You need so much more water added to this. trust me i know.
This is so cool. Kinda makes me wish I would have done something like this when I was younger.
That would be horrible alone on a boat with two perfect built women. Perfection stares back at them from a mirror
At first I was like, wow over 4 hr.. then I wasn't ready for it to end.. Wow what an adventure! Definitely takes some bravery to sail across the ocean
Just watching you be dressed up for lightning storm maid the whole video
A good place to be with two girls on board. Time won't be so boring then.
The dogs would drive me nuts.
Hello from Bogota Colombia. You look like a movie star sailing with those two super models next to you. Your an absolute legend God Bless you.
Three wonderful happy Intelligent young people and their two dogs having fun
, i have so enjoyed their vidios.
Small contribution on way. Thank you so much
From Ray aged 75. BEDFORDSHIRE UK
I am really sorry for my question, but I am wondering how did your dogs do their business?
The timing of that atlantic passage was perfect! Amazing job
The dogs really love fish
the way they get excited when you’re wheeling them in is great!
Just binged this episode today with a couple of pauses in between of course to empty the bilge and scour the internet to look for affordable boats. I also love Aiyana, such a ray of sunshine, but everyone of course has their own entertaining qualities. I was recently in the Mediterranean, cruising with Msc Splendida as part of my work and I just love Europe but have now come back home to Cape town, South Africa. Cape town is a must visit for you with your boat. One last thing, the goal is to have a boat exactly like yours, I'll keep looking. Take care and safe sailing.
I couldn't stand to be living on a boat with TWO dogs that size!!
Apart from the struggle to keep them fed and give them enough exercise!
What about all the poo and pee???? Jeeze…….NO WAY!!
Damn I need to buy a catamaran. So I can sail around the ocean for weeks on end with two women…
Love
I can't believe I've already watched 3 hours of this! I'll be back to finish. I really like that you include even the basics which many sailing channels skip over. Good examples of what folks can encounter on long cruises and passages. Thanks for taking us along.
Stay tethered!
Great Video and hot Girls
This was amazing! Thank you.
Dont get me wrong unapropriately but 2 gorgeous lady and a yatch and ocean.. Of course life could be good.. <3 I'm alone since I was born.. I'm 33 yo and I didnt have a girlfriend before :)) Fate it seems..
Where do the dogs do there #1 and #2 ? Like, do they have a special toilet?
What you guys caught in Spain was Mediterranean Bonito, nice one guys!!
Hi guys, so this is the first time I've ever commented on a YouTube video so yeah cool. Congrats on sailing across the Atlantic and making into the Med. It took me 2 days to watch the whole video and in those 2 days you have made me want to go back and binge watch your journey from the start. Oddly though when you stopped in Morocco the lights you saw from Spain was my hometown call Zahara De Los Atunes. Thank you for sharing your journey across the Atlantic with us and I can't wait to follow along with all your new adventures.
Living like this has been a lifelong dream… because I always imagined it was something that would have to wait for retirement. I came from very humble beginnings with nothing and just cannot piece together how to afford buying a boat, the cost or repair/rebuild and re-fit to make it sea worthy, the underway costs of maintenance, repairs and tending (including equipment, parts, spare parts, tools, etc.; not to mention food – how does one do it? In this case they brought on a 3rd person so they could run in shifts. Yet boat life; with constant cleaning and maintenance, still seemed like a full time job… so when do yo work? Where does the money come from to even start let alone maintain or afford this lifestyle?… and at such a young age no less? Did I just lose at life by not coming from generational wealth or not having a trust fund? Don't get me wrong, I am so glad that others could do things when they are young that I only dreamed of… it is just bitter-sweet because, after a lifetime of grinding away, scrimping, saving and slaving to save up, etc.; as I look forward to hopefully making it happen, all the best years of my life, are already gone.
what kind of speeds did you gus get with the starlink?
Really awesome video guys
The ocean terrifies me you would not catch me sailing across the ocean in 1000 years, but I will gladly fly an airplane across via Quebec to Greenland to Iceland to the UK
This is such a beautiful
love it so thank goodness you share. God bless I my self have sail and know how much work and the team work is very important.
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