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Congratulations!!! Well done.

Your riden middle of the 7 N n 14 north , on west line few miles North or south along westal direction on May find more wind .

Wow! You were here in Fogo? I wish I knew, I live across the harbor from the Fish plant. I own the 27' Mirage sailboat, that was tied up to the dock. I sailed her from Whitby Ontario to Fogo in 2021, it was a great experience and adventure! Where are you now? Stay safe from Fogo Island, Newfoundland!

First channel I have seen where someone talks about the psycological affects of being alone and tired, not just relavant to sailing, but to life .... very honest and real vidoes.

Subbed in the first 30 seconds! I love the rawness of this video…thank you!

A great video! Some advice.....I wouldn't be that close to those icebergs, if they break and roll over, you wouldn't have a chance! It happened to us while fishing. We were pulling our cod nets, getting closer to iceberg, about a mile away when it broke apart and rolled over. We threw the net overboard and ran away from the 6' wave and the ice coming towards us! I decided to turn into the wave, instead of it coming over the stern. Good thing, the wave was 6' high and the ice bits were running past the boat like a river! Very scary at the time. You don't know the dangers it can cause, until it's too late. Also with a sailboat you don't have the speed to get away fast enough! Believe me I know! I live on the east coast of Canada in iceberg alley! Just some good advice! Take care and safe sailing!

As always a great vlog mate. One life Live it

Awesome 😎

Wow great video.

Cracking video Mark, what a wonderful place to explore by boat. I had a very memorable stop off in Nuuk while working on an offshore vessel. We climbed the highest peak adjacent to the city in trainers (mountaineering boots & crampons would have been more appropriate) and the views were spectacular! It's surreal that such a small city is the capital, with around 18,000 population and no roads going in or out. Beautiful, pristine country. Send my best regards to Rhys. God bless and fair winds, Chris 👍 p.s. We share the same surname. :-)

Love the non melodramatic commentary while you do dramatic stuff.

3 times you promised hot springs and not 1 hot spring was seen. 1 star

You are made of steel, thus very impressive. I am generally a loner, an introvert but there are limits. I would not have wanted to do an extended voyage like yours without a competent sailor wife. Ya, I'm married. But, great chanel. I am enjoying it. I have done my fair share of coastal sailing at night, one, two or three days between anchorages. What I don't understand about solo sailors crossing oceans, is that you and almost every other soloist sleeps at night and is awake during the day. Any emergency at night is going to be worse than the same emergency during daylight. You probably have AIS but not all other boats have AIS, certainly rogue logs and errant shipping containers do not. And then there are possible wind changes, rigging and through hull issues. It just seems to me it would be safer to be awake at night and nap during the day. But, you were the one who did it and lived, so what are your thoughts?

Question. What’s the largest boat you can sail solo? (I know bugger all about sailing!). 🫡🇬🇧

Wow the whale footage

Dear friend, it happened to me too ..and I did something like that

That was awesome 😎 congratulations 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎉 And to my previous question of dates, i got ghe answer here, December you crossed. We doing it end of january im calculating 💪🏼🌎⛵🏴‍☠️⚓❤️🍻

Watching part 2 here 💪🏼 What day and month did you leave Mindelo ? Well done M8 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Hi, how did the Aries wind vane behave ? I have one, never used it still (only sailed the boat by wind 1 week) and late January we cross the Atlantic if plans go to plan 🙏🏻❤️⛵🏴‍☠️⚓🌎

how much sailing experience do you need to do something like this?

Living the dream right there. Saw Zora return down the North Channel off the Mull of Kintyre when we were out training on the Lifeboat. Great achievement, congratulations to all.

Congratulation

Amazing

Oh Mark, this is an especially lovely video. There's something so romantic and mysterious to me about high-latitude sailing, and this video captured it: the harshness, the isolation, but also the seemingly untouched raw natural beauty. An adventure of a lifetime, to be sure.

Great video Rys. Which of you mad buggers went swimming amongst the ice?

The Crazy Son of a B!t(h, You Did It

Sitting in the marina in Greystones with the crew go Zora and you dropped this WOW. Great photography.

Such epic memories with the best crew a fella could ask for. Absolute legends

Stunning😎

Thanks for coming back missed you, stunning icebergs.

Congratulations!

Well done! Have not followed all your videos so, what size and type of yacht is she. Looks like a Contessa. What wind vane steering do you have. Fair wind and weather!

Nice boat. Don't know what it is but I see a wind generator there (AND its mounted where you can actually service it while under sail). Do you have any solar? Coupla things I noticed.. Tiller steering maybe this is a long keeled boat (lotta ocean crossing cruisers are... safer). I don't see any solar though. And NO spinnaker those things are nothing but a pain in the ass. Also noticed that you're mostly on a reach.

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Brilliant again, some of those waves looked scary!

Brilliant man, can hardly imagine what it must feel like to do this!

Love this, be great if there was a chronology (or playlist) so we could follow the entire Transatlantic voyage in sequence? thanks

Epic trip man, massive respect! Looking forward to following you on future voyages, best of luck!

what exactly was the departure point?

Congrats on the new boat

This is my absolute dream mate 😍

Tried contacting you on instagram.......did you see the Halmatic?

Gorgeous boat, lovely form, great adventures new await!

What brand/type of boat is this?

Sinead and the kids?

Congrats on your passage.

What a good looking hull shape! A beauty!❤

Nice to see that no matter where you go. St. Patrick's Day always ends the same way. 😂

Good to see you back 👍

nice trip, nice marina and ⦿ to TH-cam algorithm 😉