Navigare în larg timp de 44 de zile: Pacific Mexic până în Canada 4300nm. 45 de minute de material RAW needitat

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1. Congrats, what an awesome trip to have taken with your father.

2. Don’t know your dad’s background but I think he’d be a good man to have in a foxhole. He has a slow, methodical way that seems super comforting in stressful situations.

3. Fantastic video! Really enjoyed watching it! You are such an accomplished sailor! Can't wait to see how you do in the R2K!

4. To your Father Kaylene and sorry if I mistakingly deleted my comment and his Reply to my comment!:
   You must be Very Proud of Kaylene! You guys have taught her well on all fronts! Nice to see you're very much still in the game, that clipper ship route is not for the faint of heart! We're on our way home and considered the clipper ship route, but opted out thinking 30-40 days might be a tad much when a 3 day passage is so exhausting!😂……We could use that southerly blow today!

5. Very nice passage; bravo zulu to the ship's crew. Looking forward to seeing your racing with interest.

6. Excellent all around. What a cool trip. You too are awesome

7. Kayleen! Been SO looking forward to watching this and loved your “raw and real” sharing of it. So many of us wonder what it will be like so I absolutely loved what you shared – both the highs and lows!

   I’m wondering… after having done this crossing and the Hawaii crossing years back, do you prefer coastal (like the Mexico trip) or out in the big blue?

   Think you’ll do it again one day after R2K??

   Huge congrats again on such an awesome accomplishment! 😎⛵️

8. What an amazing passage – thank you for sharing !

9. What an amazing journey with your dad! Welcome home to Canada 🇨🇦 and thanks for sharing your adventure.

10. Excellent video and an awesome trip to put in the memories ❤

11. Great adventure. Thanks for taking me along for the ride. Welcome home.

12. 44 days. How many books did you read?

13. Nice video. Good solution for the shroud doubling, if you had a dyneema line on board that would make a better temporary shroud as it stretches less. Fwiw swaged fittings do that sometimes, it is definitely a drawback, I would definitely be on the riggers case though, 1 year is ridiculous. Thanks for helping me decide…my next re rig is going to be dyneema, except for the fore and back stays.

14. You should be really grateful to have Dad along.

15. Fantastic job!!!! Welcome home 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

16. Congrats! Cutting board Starboard, gotta love it.

17. thanks for sharing…..
    whatever it takes

18. What a amazing adventure, thanks for sharing ⛵️⛵️

19. 🇨🇦 the smell of Canada 🇨🇦
    I left in 2015 currently in Thailand 🇹🇭
    Well done
    See ya in a few more years.
    Scott & Kat
    S/V MUSKOKA
    ❤
    I produced a YouTube channel back in the day
    Off the Starboard Hull 👍

20. A map of the route would have made this perfect😊

21. Congratulations to you and your dad on a successful voyage back to Canada!

22. GREAT! – Finally – someone gives us video without all the music and sound removed. This is the way it needs to be. Much better. Feels like we are right there wilh you. More of this type of video please!

23. Awesome video, did you record your race to Alaska? I’d like to see that!

24. Aww. The best part of of my father taught me sailing. RIP, Dad.

25. This was a GREAT film. Real sailing and real emotion. I wonder if I'd ever have the guts to do a 44-day passage? It seems like you got the best crew ever.

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