tens upon tens... It'll be a lot more than that if this content continues. I've been here since early in your boat adventures and it just keeps getting better. Hi from NC!
Thanks SO much for watching and commenting. This REALLY is remote which we agree, makes it all the better! You have to check it out if you have a boat!
@@SailingBlownAway I partly comment to help the algo realise that you have great content. But also to encourage you as much as possible since I really appreciate you sharing your lovely home and life with us. I think you deserve a much larger audience and this ones great content will help with that. That shot of the ray venting out the nostril hole was something I’ve never seen…. nice one.
Wow! Thank you!! It does make a difference and with all the competition out there, we are thankful to have 1.5k subscribers! Thanka for your kind words and desire to help us. I loved the stingray too. He was not happy with me coming so close. Ha.
Espectacular paisajes grabados por ustedes se ve la felicidad entre ustedes yo estoy planeando un viaje a las Bahamas también por dos semanas y sus Videos me sirven de referencia muchísimas gracias por aquí un amigo de Utah
¡Estamos muy contentos de que vaya a visitar las Bahamas y de que nuestros videos hayan sido útiles para planificar su viaje! ¡Gracias por informarnos y le deseamos un gran viaje! ¡Por favor, háganos saber cómo le va!
@@SailingBlownAway perfecto si les avisaré un fuerte abrazo desde aquí de Utah y disculpe que le escriba en español lo qué pasa es que no tengo tiempo porque estoy en el trabajo gracias
It's a good thing one of you has excellent hand eye coordination that coincides with no fear. Loved the solar oven on your friends' boat. While it's been more than 20 years ago, I once taught a unit where my students made solar cookers. We roasted hot dogs as the culminating activity. Of course, some were more successful than others. Ironically, many of the designs were quite similar to this actual oven. Although, it appears this one has been perfected to be able to cook almost anything your heart desires. (This also made me think about Jim's environmental class.) Do I see one of these ovens in y'all's future?
HA HA HA! The solar oven is VERY cool. We had that solar cooker unit too when I was teaching AP Calc/Physics. It's a great project!! When I taught that unit, things like this oven didn't exist....at least not at the consumer level. Our friends know how to use it to perfection. The banana bread was amazing. Def not getting one...we have a great toaster oven for this very thing that doesn't depend upon the sun! LOL
Glad you met up with your buddy boat friends .I wonder how many are out there that bought a charter and upgraded it to liveaboard ? And how do the boats hold up ? How often are repairs needed? But back to that amazing vlog ,thank you,those vista's of blue water ,Wow That spot Brown was sitting at all alone,i first thought it was a shark in the shallows ,but then the drone got closer and he was just absorbing the universal beauty and peace ..looks like a place we all could do with a few hours of daily ..that sun oven looks interesting too.
Thank you! Thanks for watching and commenting. I think a lot of people buy out of charter and convert to liveaboard. Ours has held up well and frankly we don’t have any more issues than friends who bought new boats. We repair as frequently as them and in some cases less from what I see. We had 5 years of shake down. But I don’t know if that’s just our experience! Wasn’t that drone shot of B in the middle of the bay so cool!? It was a gorgeous place..one to really appreciate the beauty of the area!!
Definitely going to go there! Praying for it right away!!! After 7 months, what are your recommendations, Do"s, Don't(s), what to take care and where would you recommend anchor? Etc... How many days and what was your itinerary? LOVE your videos!!!
Thank you for your comments and for watching our videos! Shroud is amazing. All the islands in the Exuma park are amazing though. One is more beautiful than the next. We traveled up really quickly through the bahamas due to having to get North of NC by 15 June. We spent 6 months in the Bahamas this season and could come back another 5 years and not see all we want. I am not sure of your question about dos, don'ts, and taking care? We love our Mantus anchor. It's 85lbs and we would not trade it for anything. Thanks again for your comments.
@@SailingBlownAway Hi and Thanks for your replies. My questions are related to what you (experienced sailors in Exumas) would recommend to us who are visiting for the 1st time. What to prioritize, suggested routes and which ones to avoid (hazards, or challenging routes). Thanks Again for your time uploading great videos and replies to messages!
tens upon tens... It'll be a lot more than that if this content continues. I've been here since early in your boat adventures and it just keeps getting better. Hi from NC!
Ha ha. Thanks!! Thanks for your endless support and encouragement!!
Another Blown Away anchorage. What a blessing to be there with you. Thanks for the ride.
Ha ha. Yes it was. Awesome time.
Thanks for your amazing drone footage!
Gorgeous spot. Nice drone footage. Pretty remote place to get to. Which makes it even cooler.
Thanks SO much for watching and commenting. This REALLY is remote which we agree, makes it all the better! You have to check it out if you have a boat!
Great show guys stunning footage from the drone
Thank you, Ian. That’s all Jeff!! He did a great job!
Stunning video. Beautiful waters. Lovely that you share your adventures with us…. thanks so much.
Hi Tony!! Thanks so much for watching and commenting. We are glad you enjoyed the beauty. The Bahamas is like no other....have a great day!
@@SailingBlownAway I partly comment to help the algo realise that you have great content. But also to encourage you as much as possible since I really appreciate you sharing your lovely home and life with us. I think you deserve a much larger audience and this ones great content will help with that.
That shot of the ray venting out the nostril hole was something I’ve never seen…. nice one.
Wow! Thank you!! It does make a difference and with all the competition out there, we are thankful to have 1.5k subscribers! Thanka for your kind words and desire to help us. I loved the stingray too. He was not happy with me coming so close. Ha.
So beautiful!! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope you are well and safe from Henri!
Well done video of a beautiful place! Odd that you don't have more views.
Thank you so much for your comment and for watching one of our old vids. Perhaps there are so many beautiful Bahamian videos out there already?
Nice catch!!!
Hey!! Thank you!! Thanks for watching. We have missed your comments the last few weeks!
Espectacular paisajes grabados por ustedes se ve la felicidad entre ustedes yo estoy planeando un viaje a las Bahamas también por dos semanas y sus Videos me sirven de referencia muchísimas gracias por aquí un amigo de Utah
¡Estamos muy contentos de que vaya a visitar las Bahamas y de que nuestros videos hayan sido útiles para planificar su viaje! ¡Gracias por informarnos y le deseamos un gran viaje! ¡Por favor, háganos saber cómo le va!
@@SailingBlownAway perfecto si les avisaré un fuerte abrazo desde aquí de Utah y disculpe que le escriba en español lo qué pasa es que no tengo tiempo porque estoy en el trabajo gracias
@@ericsongarcia7464 ¡Gracias! No te preocupes por los españoles. ¡¡Es bueno para mí practicar!!
It's a good thing one of you has excellent hand eye coordination that coincides with no fear. Loved the solar oven on your friends' boat. While it's been more than 20 years ago, I once taught a unit where my students made solar cookers. We roasted hot dogs as the culminating activity. Of course, some were more successful than others. Ironically, many of the designs were quite similar to this actual oven. Although, it appears this one has been perfected to be able to cook almost anything your heart desires. (This also made me think about Jim's environmental class.) Do I see one of these ovens in y'all's future?
HA HA HA! The solar oven is VERY cool. We had that solar cooker unit too when I was teaching AP Calc/Physics. It's a great project!! When I taught that unit, things like this oven didn't exist....at least not at the consumer level. Our friends know how to use it to perfection. The banana bread was amazing. Def not getting one...we have a great toaster oven for this very thing that doesn't depend upon the sun! LOL
Glad you met up with your buddy boat friends .I wonder how many are out there that bought a charter and upgraded it to liveaboard ? And how do the boats hold up ? How often are repairs needed? But back to that amazing vlog ,thank you,those vista's of blue water ,Wow That spot Brown was sitting at all alone,i first thought it was a shark in the shallows ,but then the drone got closer and he was just absorbing the universal beauty and peace ..looks like a place we all could do with a few hours of daily ..that sun oven looks interesting too.
Thank you! Thanks for watching and commenting. I think a lot of people buy out of charter and convert to liveaboard. Ours has held up well and frankly we don’t have any more issues than friends who bought new boats. We repair as frequently as them and in some cases less from what I see. We had 5 years of shake down. But I don’t know if that’s just our experience! Wasn’t that drone shot of B in the middle of the bay so cool!? It was a gorgeous place..one to really appreciate the beauty of the area!!
Oh yes the sun oven is super cool!!
Oh yes the sun oven is super cool!!
Definitely going to go there! Praying for it right away!!! After 7 months, what are your recommendations, Do"s, Don't(s), what to take care and where would you recommend anchor? Etc... How many days and what was your itinerary? LOVE your videos!!!
Thank you for your comments and for watching our videos! Shroud is amazing. All the islands in the Exuma park are amazing though. One is more beautiful than the next. We traveled up really quickly through the bahamas due to having to get North of NC by 15 June. We spent 6 months in the Bahamas this season and could come back another 5 years and not see all we want.
I am not sure of your question about dos, don'ts, and taking care? We love our Mantus anchor. It's 85lbs and we would not trade it for anything. Thanks again for your comments.
@@SailingBlownAway Hi and Thanks for your replies. My questions are related to what you (experienced sailors in Exumas) would recommend to us who are visiting for the 1st time. What to prioritize, suggested routes and which ones to avoid (hazards, or challenging routes). Thanks Again for your time uploading great videos and replies to messages!
Sure. Happy to help. Send me an email to sailingblownaway@gmail.com
Was that superyacht Ace and Garcon?
Great question!! We actually don’t know!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!!