Exactly the vid I hoped you would post. Slow is good, LOVE the electric quiet. And Beau, "Eh, that's why we have an anchor" 😄 Also, Brandy, your appreciation of all nature is so refreshing when it seems so few even notice. Be well & fair winds.
Love this 'slow video' series :) A lot to think about moving around on a sailboat. I enjoy seeing how you two work with each other to get 'such-and-such' done - getting through the locks, maneuvering to grab a line, getting the sails up/down, the anchor, etc. And of course, the scenery and wildlife are also always nice to see! As always... thank you for sharing your adventures with us!
Your recent videos are really very good, I've followed from the start and I've always liked your style but I must say I do like your more recent stuff. Keep up the good work. Stay Safe & Fair Winds!!
Afrer going through the Ballard locks numerous times in Seattle, it's crazy that they have you hang on to the lines vs cleat them off. Funny to see you guys in coats!! 😅
I have always wondered, if in addition, to gators, those waters could sustain the survivability of bull 🦈 sharks, since they are known to thrive in brackish and fresh water as well.There is even a sub species in Lake 🇳🇮 Nicaragua, that evolved into living in its fresh water(Lake Nicaragua Shark). Great video as always !
I did the Okeechobee solo west to east a few years ago in a 28ft Sovereign cutter. Then turned north up the ICW. It was an awesome trip. Spent some time at Roland Martin Marina for enroute repairs, took the south loop through the lake area. The autopilot on the boat didn't work so +/- 500 miles manually steered. Motored entire route, I had just bought boat in Cape Coral and rig needed work. Most challenging aspect solo was the higher lock lifts, keeping her stable on the wall solo with lock filling. I was also disappointed I never saw any 'gators, but I am sure they saw me.
Every one shuld lock into boat life. Go England and see canal tubes and so on. Maby take some river cruise The life on board like me here now in Amsterdam or very close to Amsterdam. Boat season in europe has started 1 april. But iv bean here over vinter and no problems at all. Love traveling and get chill life
Thanks yall. Im working hard on rehabbing it so I can go back South and live for a year or two. Just trying to pick the right place. I've been to Costa Rica 4 times but want something better. If you have a recommendation im all ears. Yall have fun Sean
My experience,, the gators were closer to the Lake. West side.. In the channels around the lake.. also mid day and later. So cool in the beginning, we lived just off to the right,(Southside) of that Moore Haven bridge you called. Brought back neat memory. Northside is town. They got a traffic light in town now I hear!! Sat in that bridge tender house for hours....😢, thanks..
You should tie your job sheets on with a long tail so that when the headsail flaps it can whip around rip the boat apart or even whip and kill someone.
On my Beneteau Oceanis 350 my 28 hp Diesel is not loud at all after I changed all the engine room foam too special lead Foam with an aluminum skin. Yes, not as quiet as your Electric, but if I used 25 gallon a year that would be allot, she has a 21 gallon tank and two things, hit water for shower from the Engine, and a 120 amp alternator charging, an 8D and 4D , also a hand crank, which I used once. The electric boat good idea, but until we have room Temperature Superconductors, so the charge anxiety and what if the weather changes and you need too get out of there, granted only sailed her 7200nm, mostly in the northeast , but endured a Nor Easterand the engine was a factor in getting too a safe harbor for it. In 20 years of sailing never used my 5 gallon Jerry can for myself, never even cracked a half a tank. I only have 750 hours on the engine. Not enough hours for Volvo , but when I run it I make sure she runs hard at 1800 rpm, turn on everything too the max, for the load. Know what you mean about sAiling, just hearing the water, and the life in it. You need a Harken Furler, real bad, really another safety issue. There is no price you can put on safety, if you ever come up too Long Island, look us up, great free dinner and lots of great stuff in Greenport for boats. God bless fair winds..
I like how you said it was cold and you would think we aren't in Florida. Yeah I used to live in Florida last year. I lived there for 2 years. I think I was the only person in Florida that had a Carhartt winter jacket. Everyone asked me why. The reason is because every once in a while it can freeze and I remember hearing that. But when it got cold, I wasn't. You have to be prepared for everything.
I sail pretty much everywhere…bahamas, east coast…if no wind I don’t go. But when I have to motor, I will take 5kts with a diesel any day or night over 1.5/1.8 kts with electric (in flat water) and worrying about batts draining after sun-less days.
Omg guys… my nerves were on edge with Brandy grabbing that line and the boat going sideways … I saw the concern on beaus face and started freaking… I grabbed hubby and and he’s like relax they got this…😂😂😂
Another great video! surprised to see that you own clothes for cold weather! 🥶 Its amazing what you see and hear when your boat is silent and you are going slow! Between your sailing videos, boat projects and that we have sisterships you are by far my favorite sailing channel. If you are ever up here let me know it would be fun to get together. ⛵
Very interesting nature video. I've lived in a few areas of south Florida but have never seen the river and locks before, like this. Thank you and be safe always 💞, from the Philippines.
great job capturing the "feel" of this section of your trip. Very very enjoyable video. great job and thanks for sharing this. Where are you headed? I am n Tarpon Springs.
With the solar discussion... when we build our 38' trimaran, starting next year, it will have a very large hard dodger to hold a lot of panels. I plan to have at least two arrays set up in event one side is shaded by the main sail, and some additional panels on the sides of the ama/ wing berths. Should make about 1800 watts or more at peak.
I enjoy watching you 'slow boat' like this. It takes a lot of energy to sail and video all at the same time and I've watched other sites get stressed out with the whole 'YouTubing' aspect of just sailing and giving all of us out here in 'viewing land' GLIMPSES (only glimpses) into day to day experiences you might have while sailing or putt-putting along (in your wonderful case the occasional whir-whir...electric motor, along). Other folks have given the whole TH-cam aspect a bit too much because they want to keep the amounts of likes up and it's come to control their lives way way way too much, when the whole idea was to show the occasional mini-video every once and a while. Yes it's nice to have greater numbers of watching public but that can't be why people use this medium. I like picking up on minor things like watching you use your hand held wind instrument (anemometer I think...or thunk), which you like to joke about but it's not going stop using unless you don't change the batteries, simple is better. Other folks with all kinds of gizmos and gadgets up the mast seem to get struck by lightning more often than not. The other thing I was always wondering about that you answered here was the idea of the mail sail connection. I was always wondering why the wind doesn't catch it and billow it out by accident, but then Beau filmed unhooking it from the line and hooking it onto the small holder on the railing and my first reaction was 'Neat!'...yes that's what I said. I am kind of curious why you don't install the type of regenerating propellor which would help recharge your batteries while you are at sail, or isn't that available for the inline prop that you have on. Just some thoughts. Great video you two...you three if you want me to include your vessel.❤❤❤❤
Glad you were able to give some stats for your electric motor power/energy usage. Still curious about your top speed and how your energy usage varies. Watts per mile/knots at top speed and low speed ? Thanks for sharing the adventure !
so wild to see you two doing what we did 2 years ago when we took our Catamaran from Tampa Fl to Georgetown SC. We stayed at. the Labell free dock just beside the bridge
LaBelle is something unheard of in Florida, a free dock with free utilities with groceries and a hardware a short walk away. Also didn't see the famous Bellehatchee diy boat yard. After the Ortona lock where you watched the gator you passed the lollypop anchorage.
Liking the slow flow. More people need to slow down and enjoy life and nature. I'm sure y'all need to get somewhere but guess what I'm sure it'll still be there waiting for you to love birds. Keep enjoying and summer is just around the corner and you'll be praying for a cool breeze. Take care and be safe,,, Lost Cajun
If you want to get close to gators down here in Florida, just hop out on your rib, or better yet a kayak or a paddle board with a fishing pole. They'll swim right up underneath you,and some of the bolder ones right up next to you on the surface to see if you have any fish they can steal. Gators are one of the Freshwater versions of the oceans tax men, sharks, dolphin, and big grouper.
@@BeauAndBrandy the Icw comes all the way here I know for sure you can sell all the way to Tulsa Oklahoma a guy in Tulsa build a sailboat and sailed it all the way down to the ocean. Sv seeker
😂 the microphone picked up you guys munching...love this channel... What battery voltage do you have fors the motor ,i was trying to work your amp draw while you did 2 knots
Your the two most awesome people i know, and never met. PS: The best thing about sailing imo, is the radio contact with bridges and locks etc, it feels so good when they open a bridge just for you.
When was this?! We live on the Waterway right by Ortona Lock! At the 31 minute mark, while watching the alligator, you were just outside of our neighborhood! Soulianis stayed here for a time. The next lock to the east is Moore Haven ⛵️
About time for a new video 😂 I hope y’all’s anniversary was really good!! Y’all are still alive so I’m guessing you didn’t jump out of a plane for this one 😂😂 so if y’all have time to answer how long did it take Beau to learn fiberglassing and doing all the projects that all look super easy to him??? Windows etc.
That was funny you said I'm hungry , and as soon as you said I'm hungry.. that Cow turned around and looked at you and gave you a look like ....we'll eat a chicken its too early for hamburgers .....LOL
Why is the muscle at the wheel, while the one with the least physical power and the shortest reach is pushing off? That never made sense to me!!! The ego of the Captain at the helm while deck hand does all the heavy handling? I guess common sense is not that common.
current speed isn't a relevant as volume, if you pour a bottle of water out on a 3% grade it cant carry much, but the Nile river? it can take out entire cities, the more water behind that current is what makes its more difficult, why slow ocean tidal currents are so powerful, they have an oceans worth of water behind them pushing, tsunamis? oh boy .. of course your slipstream will be a deciding factor as well
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Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Hey did you know you can call up ships and hoock on to and travle for free like this in european waterways
Exactly the vid I hoped you would post. Slow is good, LOVE the electric quiet. And Beau, "Eh, that's why we have an anchor" 😄 Also, Brandy, your appreciation of all nature is so refreshing when it seems so few even notice. Be well & fair winds.
Love this 'slow video' series :) A lot to think about moving around on a sailboat. I enjoy seeing how you two work with each other to get 'such-and-such' done - getting through the locks, maneuvering to grab a line, getting the sails up/down, the anchor, etc. And of course, the scenery and wildlife are also always nice to see! As always... thank you for sharing your adventures with us!
Awww thanks Donald! It was really a cool experience, we do love this little dance we have in the boat ❤️ ⛵️
River sailing is not the easiest but has its own unique experience. Good job you two, the adventure continues.
When I had my electric boat I had separate batteries for house and propulsion. Never wanted to run out of propulsion power.
Your recent videos are really very good, I've followed from the start and I've always liked your style but I must say I do like your more recent stuff. Keep up the good work. Stay Safe & Fair Winds!!
You should have put a flashlight on the water. You will see there eyes reflecting.
kept saying that we should do it but never got around to doing it. maybe a little afraid to see how many are actually in the water there! lol.
You won't believe how many red eyes you'll see with the flashlight.
Awww, when Brandy sees a sailboat smaller than Saoirse...😂
Afrer going through the Ballard locks numerous times in Seattle, it's crazy that they have you hang on to the lines vs cleat them off. Funny to see you guys in coats!! 😅
I have always wondered, if in addition, to gators, those waters could sustain the survivability of bull 🦈 sharks, since they are known to thrive in brackish and fresh water as well.There is even a sub species in Lake 🇳🇮 Nicaragua, that evolved into living in its fresh water(Lake Nicaragua Shark). Great video as always !
Find myself smiling the whole video! Lots to love.
Aww thanks!! 😎😎
I wonder if you could find or make a transom that raises & lowers your tender outboard enough to store & use on Saoirse. 🤔
I did the Okeechobee solo west to east a few years ago in a 28ft Sovereign cutter. Then turned north up the ICW. It was an awesome trip. Spent some time at Roland Martin Marina for enroute repairs, took the south loop through the lake area. The autopilot on the boat didn't work so +/- 500 miles manually steered. Motored entire route, I had just bought boat in Cape Coral and rig needed work. Most challenging aspect solo was the higher lock lifts, keeping her stable on the wall solo with lock filling.
I was also disappointed I never saw any 'gators, but I am sure they saw me.
Love ur videos, no music just real sound.
Thanks for noticing William 😎
Anchored real close to my house I’m just on the other side of railroad bridge sixth house on the left
Every one shuld lock into boat life. Go England and see canal tubes and so on.
Maby take some river cruise
The life on board like me here now in Amsterdam or very close to Amsterdam. Boat season in europe has started 1 april.
But iv bean here over vinter and no problems at all.
Love traveling and get chill life
I bet you could catch some Redfish in there!
Sean. Shoulder break almost healed!!!
good to hear your bouncing back quickly!
Thanks yall. Im working hard on rehabbing it so I can go back South and live for a year or two. Just trying to pick the right place. I've been to Costa Rica 4 times but want something better. If you have a recommendation im all ears.
Yall have fun
Sean
My experience,, the gators were closer to the Lake. West side..
In the channels around the lake.. also mid day and later. So cool in the beginning, we lived just off to the right,(Southside) of that Moore Haven bridge you called. Brought back neat memory. Northside is town. They got a traffic light in town now I hear!! Sat in that bridge tender house for hours....😢, thanks..
You guys look relaxed and enjoying this part of the trip, good for you. Looking forward to the next video. 😻
it was SUCH a relaxing part of this sail. sooo calming.
You should tie your job sheets on with a long tail so that when the headsail flaps it can whip around rip the boat apart or even whip and kill someone.
On my Beneteau Oceanis 350 my 28 hp Diesel is not loud at all after I changed all the engine room foam too special lead Foam with an aluminum skin. Yes, not as quiet as your Electric, but if I used 25 gallon a year that would be allot, she has a 21 gallon tank and two things, hit water for shower from the Engine, and a 120 amp alternator charging, an 8D and 4D , also a hand crank, which I used once. The electric boat good idea, but until we have room Temperature Superconductors, so the charge anxiety and what if the weather changes and you need too get out of there, granted only sailed her 7200nm, mostly in the northeast , but endured a Nor Easterand the engine was a factor in getting too a safe harbor for it. In 20 years of sailing never used my 5 gallon Jerry can for myself, never even cracked a half a tank. I only have 750 hours on the engine. Not enough hours for Volvo , but when I run it I make sure she runs hard at 1800 rpm, turn on everything too the max, for the load. Know what you mean about sAiling, just hearing the water, and the life in it. You need a Harken Furler, real bad, really another safety issue. There is no price you can put on safety, if you ever come up too Long Island, look us up, great free dinner and lots of great stuff in Greenport for boats. God bless fair winds..
I believe Gator measuring is, from the tip of the nose to the eyeball above the water equals one inch to one foot
Time to get a wind generator for those cloudy days
What a great time floating through Florida. Great job on the video.
Thanks Craig. We really didn't know what to expect, but it has far exceed what we thought it may be like. so beautiful out there.
I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing. 😄
Thanks for watching Lois!
Nice low stress SAILING!
So cool!
Calm sailing.
WHAT AA BEAUTIFUL LIFE!
I like how you said it was cold and you would think we aren't in Florida. Yeah I used to live in Florida last year. I lived there for 2 years. I think I was the only person in Florida that had a Carhartt winter jacket. Everyone asked me why. The reason is because every once in a while it can freeze and I remember hearing that. But when it got cold, I wasn't. You have to be prepared for everything.
we just threw on all the clothes we owned and it worked out lol.
I sail pretty much everywhere…bahamas, east coast…if no wind I don’t go. But when I have to motor, I will take 5kts with a diesel any day or night over 1.5/1.8 kts with electric (in flat water) and worrying about batts draining after sun-less days.
Growing up in Fla. the axiom we were told, is that the distance from the snout to the eyes in inches is how long he is in feet.
Catching up!
Bus driver me is on summer break!
Wonderful video of a different way to travel Florida!
Omg guys… my nerves were on edge with Brandy grabbing that line and the boat going sideways … I saw the concern on beaus face and started freaking… I grabbed hubby and and he’s like relax they got this…😂😂😂
Another great video! surprised to see that you own clothes for cold weather! 🥶 Its amazing what you see and hear when your boat is silent and you are going slow! Between your sailing videos, boat projects and that we have sisterships you are by far my favorite sailing channel. If you are ever up here let me know it would be fun to get together. ⛵
Very interesting nature video. I've lived in a few areas of south Florida but have never seen the river and locks before, like this. Thank you and be safe always 💞, from the Philippines.
Moore Haven, cruised over that bridge many a times....
Too funny. You and SV Tula have done this trip.
Enjoy.
Yes, nothing wrong with SLOW & steady.
All that incredible nature around you!
Hey guys!
You know you are on a smooth sail when you can fill your coffee cup all the way up! Lol
R/ Jim Grigsby
Virginia Beach
Loving all the wildlife in this episode. Electric boat for the win!
I'm late but I'm here! I'm in west palm beach right now. The part where you pass 27 that's my route I take throughout the week
aww thats cool.
great job capturing the "feel" of this section of your trip. Very very enjoyable video. great job and thanks for sharing this. Where are you headed? I am n Tarpon Springs.
You’re so welcome! Not quite sure where we are heading. Doing some boat work now.
With the solar discussion... when we build our 38' trimaran, starting next year, it will have a very large hard dodger to hold a lot of panels. I plan to have at least two arrays set up in event one side is shaded by the main sail, and some additional panels on the sides of the ama/ wing berths. Should make about 1800 watts or more at peak.
I enjoy watching you 'slow boat' like this. It takes a lot of energy to sail and video all at the same time and I've watched other sites get stressed out with the whole 'YouTubing' aspect of just sailing and giving all of us out here in 'viewing land' GLIMPSES (only glimpses) into day to day experiences you might have while sailing or putt-putting along (in your wonderful case the occasional whir-whir...electric motor, along). Other folks have given the whole TH-cam aspect a bit too much because they want to keep the amounts of likes up and it's come to control their lives way way way too much, when the whole idea was to show the occasional mini-video every once and a while. Yes it's nice to have greater numbers of watching public but that can't be why people use this medium. I like picking up on minor things like watching you use your hand held wind instrument (anemometer I think...or thunk), which you like to joke about but it's not going stop using unless you don't change the batteries, simple is better. Other folks with all kinds of gizmos and gadgets up the mast seem to get struck by lightning more often than not. The other thing I was always wondering about that you answered here was the idea of the mail sail connection. I was always wondering why the wind doesn't catch it and billow it out by accident, but then Beau filmed unhooking it from the line and hooking it onto the small holder on the railing and my first reaction was 'Neat!'...yes that's what I said. I am kind of curious why you don't install the type of regenerating propellor which would help recharge your batteries while you are at sail, or isn't that available for the inline prop that you have on. Just some thoughts. Great video you two...you three if you want me to include your vessel.❤❤❤❤
Glad you were able to give some stats for your electric motor power/energy usage.
Still curious about your top speed and how your energy usage varies.
Watts per mile/knots at top speed and low speed ? Thanks for sharing the adventure !
so wild to see you two doing what we did 2 years ago when we took our Catamaran from Tampa Fl to Georgetown SC. We stayed at. the Labell free dock just beside the bridge
This part of the trip was our fav for sure!
LaBelle is something unheard of in Florida, a free dock with free utilities with groceries and a hardware a short walk away. Also didn't see the famous Bellehatchee diy boat yard.
After the Ortona lock where you watched the gator you passed the lollypop anchorage.
3:53
Dont be mad, but ur inbetween locks so ur drive in a bath thub
Well done!
Liking the slow flow. More people need to slow down and enjoy life and nature. I'm sure y'all need to get somewhere but guess what I'm sure it'll still be there waiting for you to love birds. Keep enjoying and summer is just around the corner and you'll be praying for a cool breeze. Take care and be safe,,, Lost Cajun
thanks so much guys!
Great videos of scenery ❤
another great video...awesome going through the lock and drone shots ....awesome editing too...stay safe...no snorkeling in the waterway !!! 🤣
If you want to get close to gators down here in Florida, just hop out on your rib, or better yet a kayak or a paddle board with a fishing pole. They'll swim right up underneath you,and some of the bolder ones right up next to you on the surface to see if you have any fish they can steal. Gators are one of the Freshwater versions of the oceans tax men, sharks, dolphin, and big grouper.
I think you have the same kind of compass I have. Have you had to change the light bulb in it yet? I can't find an identical replacement.
ugh that light, such a pain. we have replaced it, we got a random little light and painted it red with fingernail polish. lol.
You have a very high amount of actual sailing and it is always enjoyable and never boring. Wouldn't that be Wh/nm instead of Wh/knot?
Be verwy verwy quiwt….I’m hunting crockagators….. Nice video guys!
haha!! love it. shhhh everyone quiwt
Thank you for identifying the bird! Safe travels ❤️
Just come up the ICW to Oklahoma
If saoirse had wheels maybe we could
@@BeauAndBrandy the Icw comes all the way here I know for sure you can sell all the way to Tulsa Oklahoma a guy in Tulsa build a sailboat and sailed it all the way down to the ocean. Sv seeker
Hey did y'all get a chance and stop to talk to some of the homeowners along the way? I bet you would have gotten fed well? Lol
Sean
Right. And a dock plus power/water too.
I already commented but I have to say thanks for y’all’s awesome videos and stay safe especially from them gators!!!!!!
Out in the sun to bake off the leeches !
diesel kicker, convert to bio fuel, then away you go, burn up your old oils so forth
😂 the microphone picked up you guys munching...love this channel...
What battery voltage do you have fors the motor ,i was trying to work your amp draw while you did 2 knots
Your the two most awesome people i know, and never met.
PS: The best thing about sailing imo, is the radio contact with bridges and locks etc, it feels so good when they open a bridge just for you.
When was this?! We live on the Waterway right by Ortona Lock! At the 31 minute mark, while watching the alligator, you were just outside of our neighborhood! Soulianis stayed here for a time. The next lock to the east is Moore Haven ⛵️
Yep they blew right by the best cruising community anywhere!
About time for a new video 😂 I hope y’all’s anniversary was really good!! Y’all are still alive so I’m guessing you didn’t jump out of a plane for this one 😂😂 so if y’all have time to answer how long did it take Beau to learn fiberglassing and doing all the projects that all look super easy to him??? Windows etc.
That was funny you said I'm hungry , and as soon as you said I'm hungry.. that Cow turned around and looked at you and gave you a look like ....we'll eat a chicken its too early for hamburgers .....LOL
That cow is brave to go near the water to drink if crocks are in the waters😮
Does your electric motor also do Regen? Can you charge your batteries overnight at anchor in the current (I mean flow!)
hahaha. it does do regen, but has to be flowing at least 7 knots. yeehaw! definitely not happening in this waterway .
Are you charged money when going through the locks/canals? Pretty cool how it’s done
its all free! it's quite the experience!
Where did you get that phone mount?
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I must have missed it, where r u all headed to?
It's so weird seeing you guys dressed in clothes🤣🤣🤣✌️💜
Was that the boater's ground hog sticking his head out and going back in? 🙂
😎
👍
👌👌
How much more power was the engine vs the Electric motor?
not sure what youre asking. the diesel that was in Saoirse originally was seized and non working. so we replaced it with electric.
@@BeauAndBrandy ohh thats right forgot so you never knew the difference
What is the cost for a furling jib for your boat??
Lets put things into perspective, what was the temperature? 65F??? or 40F????
What sail was that you put up ?
The one in my pond is about 4footer .
😃👍👍👍❤
Seems like it would be impossible to go through those locks as a solo-sailor. Is there a way to handle the two lines when alone?
Do it all the time, just walk back and forth all the time. It's not the Panama Canal.
:)
😀
PS, rename to 'SWEETY and HON'.😂😂
2.6 knots
You speed demons you guys.
CRUSHIN IT! lol.
Tortoise and the Hair, to the locks....
Beau if you were anymore laid back you'd be asleep! 😆 🤣 (in a nice way 😉 )
Why is the muscle at the wheel, while the one with the least physical power and the shortest reach is pushing off? That never made sense to me!!! The ego of the Captain at the helm while deck hand does all the heavy handling? I guess common sense is not that common.
It was my choice, the one with least physical power, to man the bow. 😉 I feel plenty confident on doing the heavy lifting here and there 💪
People aren't supposed to be on the draw !
current speed isn't a relevant as volume, if you pour a bottle of water out on a 3% grade it cant carry much, but the Nile river? it can take out entire cities, the more water behind that current is what makes its more difficult, why slow ocean tidal currents are so powerful, they have an oceans worth of water behind them pushing, tsunamis? oh boy .. of course your slipstream will be a deciding factor as well
Why would blue water sailors want to travel tis slough in Florida??
Ahem... It should be W/kt, not Wh/kt. Wh is energy, W is power. Just saying...
Global warming
Awsome intro❤❤❤
Can always ancor outside marina alsow.
At least like that one
Cool to see me up on this.
Ur still traveling???
Yes we are. Full time on the boats
30 50 fot up and down them get speed and fully here in european always
Bridge masters in european waterways never talks almost 😂😂😂😂
Have over 1 year stright here now in a yacht.
Seen after electric hybrid drive