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@@andyl8025 Thank you! 🔔🥃

@@garyhatton5332 Roger that Captain. Wilco asap. EP3 SitRep ~ deployment ETA by year end🔔🥃

The next episode AND the rest of the season are doozies! And hopefully informative to you and others looking to head down the river. Toronto to Montreal took 10 days, about 3 days longer than planned due to various mechanical issues. It's possible to do it in as few as 5 days if you push the passage down the lake by going non-stop from Toronto to Kingston. Overnight passage making for first timers on the river isn't a good idea. Plan on daylight hour cruising.

@@jbaily9270 Thanks for watching! It’s a great trip but you need to know your boat and all its systems really well before heading off in a new to you boat on a waterway like this. Do your homework and you’ll be fine.

Thank you! And thank you for watching! I have always said a boats no good tied to the dock. Of course it takes a ton of work and $ to get boats cruise ready, unfortunately, it’s even more work to get crew ready as life is good at presenting challenges 🔔🥃

Well Ken there are an infinite number of ways to cut a promotional trailer together. Rapid cut frames like this one may be hard to absorb on the first pass but that’s what the replay button is for. The more you see the more you want to see and the more likely you are to want to see the first episode when I release it!Cheers! And thanks for watching! 🔔🥃

So do I. 🔔🥃

Thank you!

Aqua Star was sold by the Sike's in about 2002. Multiple owners have since owned her. She has been renamed and is still sailing. I've never heard of Les Dmowski or Breeze sailing James Bay. Aqua Star finished the expedition mid-September 1985 just before winter and the ice sets in. I think you may have the time period wrong for Les, as a "few weeks" after Aqua Star arrived so did the extremely high winter winds making sailing in a small boat impassable. I would be very interested in more information about Breeze if you have any.

Thank you Janos C, I will pass your comments on to Carolann. It was an incredible expedition and one I took great pride in producing this film for.

Did you work for Atlas Alloys?

@@captainmatt79_41 - No I didn't but, me and my other friend Alex (Sandor) used to by material from Atlas Alloys in Mississauga - that we used on Aqua Star when Leslie was building his sailboat ! I designed the hatch and welded it together. Mostly what we used was top quality stainless steel. Thank You for asking Matt ! Always nice to hear from You and take care my Friend ! 🙂

If you want to sell her you should look at them. The interior ones are disgraceful to say the least.

Did you approve all the pictures the broker is using in the listing?

Thanks Tom, I see she is listed for sale. How long have you owned her?

Hello Tom, my name is J Cs this news makes me feel Very Happy that You own Aqua Star. I might even, get to see it again one day !? Long time ago when it was built I and an other friend from Mississauga did some job on it. Truly a Great ship, sail boat.

@@captainmatt79_41 Hello Captain Matt, thank You for sharing this Great video, film the memory of the sailing Ship and the Crew. I was Very Surprised to learn that Tom N. owns the Aqua Star and at the same time knowing this makes me feel Very Happy. I might even, get to see it again one day if he didn't sell it yet !?

@@cherryonice-R-TM Sorry for the late reply. Tom N no longer owns Aqua Star. She has been sold twice since he owned her and has been renamed. Last known location was St Peters Marina, Cape Breton.