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Nice! Good quality video, good music and useful narration. Looked like a fun adventure but I guess we're not seeing the couple of less fun days. What time period did this encompass?

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First sailing channel that is not a cooking video,just sailing !maybe is just me that I hate to see cooking on a sailing channel. Amazing video

In the words of Tom Cunliffe, "Get a solid full stove! Sort out your life!" While I am away from the boat healing up I am staring at a cast iron C Portway Tortoise stove beside the desk that will be replacing a steel plate stove we have never truly loved. Thanks for posting. It's perfect on this chilly night! <3 Cheers!

Boat is gorgeous. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Good job mate.

Actually, I’m pretty sure they are a harbour porpoise.

What a masterpiece! Actually 2! Beautiful boats, you guys are artists.

Good sailing I enjoyed being there 👍

A labour of love!

Nice test for her, looks like she came through it very well. Enjoyable vid thanks

Great video , i will be doing the same trip solo as well soon . What was the date of departure ? Ok I found it , October 18 , a little early , Im thinking of a November first departure , just to be sure the hurricanes have cleared out .

Nice video I have a question for you as I am going to attempt the same passage this year, what date did you depart from Nova Scotia

Beautiful boat. Terrible time to sail in the North Atlantic Ocean. Glad you made it. You might not'n have.

Great seamanship, Mark. I am interested to know more about your sheet to tiller setup. I tried it myself (on my sloop) but never got it to work properly. Maybe special bonus episode on that?

New subscriber here. Beautiful sailing vessel man. I hope to meet ya out there. I’m off Vancouver Canada.

this was a very good video, nice work. and please let me know what kind of camera was used the videography is absolutely stunning.

Wow. That was great😊.

Beautiful wood boat

you built that? very nice! i'm a little uneasy about glued seams, but, with the modern adhesives, i'm sure it's fine. after all, those west boats are almost all glue. motors are great till they stop working.

you did it! i am happy for you. how does it feel?

fine looking boat! i never got used to sleeping on boat when solo sailing. the guitar is good, too. reef points would neaten up your furling...

Oh yes what is your boat..shes a beautiful one.

Not exactly sure why,,but as a new sailor i found this to be very informative. In that hands on and visual was one and the same. Thank you...hope to see more.

fantastic and inspirational, so good to see beautiful simple well built wooden yacht not packed with gadgets doing a big passage, i appreciate your humble narrative too. thank you very much for sharing

Smart jack lines ...assuming the handrails are through bolted. Love your videos Thanks!

Bravo! I’ve been waiting anxiously for this episode. Actually, filming this in something like “Super 8” would have been a nice touch.

best sailing channel ever! ... in the current year

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The gimbal mount for the camera really puts the viewer on the boat; I appreciate the effort to capture that. Also happy to see someone make that run using only sheet-to-tiller... maybe you could show us the details of that sometime...?

Well done Skipper.

Good on you sir good on you and your boat Thanks for the video

Bad time to sail to Bermuda. Glad you made it ok.

Thank you for watching my first-ever solo offshore passage to Bermuda! This journey was an incredible mix of challenges and unforgettable moments, from navigating post-tropical storm Oscar to seeing dolphins along the way. If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and check out the full playlist of my sailing adventures: th-cam.com/video/KybLbL5PpnQ/w-d-xo.html. Happy sailing!

Nice

Impressive! The amount of brightwork is giving me panic attacks though. Varnish PTSD.

Looking smart, Cap.

Great looking double ender. What design is she? Some big winds and handled well

Loved the mounting details, threaded holes with epoxy, gorilla glue on the screw threads!! Both reefing lines seem to lead to the same side of the sail instead of the sail in between the up line and down line? Yes we just subscribed, loved this video. Jeff and Julie s/v OoLaLa Westsail 32 hull#81

Nice reefing setup. Good luck with the passage.

Could you please explain why you need to have a line with a stopper knot? i.e. purpose of the extra line.

Bermuda is Mark’s destination in the next episode. Be sure to subscribe and enable notifications, to join Eleutheros as she sails into the North Atlantic.

Whats the matter Mark? No room for the dining room table in one piece? LOL

I used to tell students when you think reef, reef.

Simple , straight forward and it works , couldn't ask for anything more .

Mastercraft lesson in impeccable building skills and is a visual masterpiece, well done on whats probably the finest vessels ive ever seen, a production boat doesnt even come close

Wow. That was pretty rough.

What a great boat she is.

Happy new year...keep warm.

If you stuffed it with charcoal, how long would it burn? if You closed it, would it burn longer? Are you heating anything in the copper kettle? Does Copper introduce toxins into any food or drinks heated in it?