The contrast of you two enjoying your boat and those masked up customs officials... The quarantine changed so much for all of us. Being banished to a tropical island is not so bad! I’m sure you guys want to be moving along. Good job adapting and going with the flow. Great job making the best of it. We live on an amazing planet. You’ve done a great job documenting your adventures as you have explored it.
We're happy to hear you are doing as well as possible given the circumstances. Thanks so much for the new video. Your videos have become one of our favorite things to watch. You two are amazing and an inspiration.
Love the way those new Rolly Tasker sails set, and the new tri-radial spinnaker is a thing of beauty for sure. Here in the States sails by North and Hood are generally considered tops, but I don't think the RTs would be any less. Cheers.
So relieved you have found safe harbor in this harrowing storm, unlike any other in history. The new sails look stunningly beautiful. Love that waterfall and seeing a glimpse of life on your journey. You both looked melted before going into that creepy warehouse. In a world held captive by sickness, having access to provisions on a tropical island probably isn't the worst fate. Just think, no sailor in times past has had the journey you are both taking.
Interesting seeing your perspective for how things changed when the restrictions came in and what you had to do. Must have been daunting leaving port slightly randomly.
You really had me worried as so many countries are throwing boaters out. Incredible stories and 10s of thousands of miles out of their way. So, looks like you've found a good place, stay put till its over. Mike
Love the new spinnaker and other sails! Must have had a great and famous designer!😁 These times can be tough on relationships. You seem to have a great relationship. Guard it and keep it safe!
Just finished watching and enjoyed seeing the new sails and like was rather captured by the new spinnaker. Glad to hear that all worked out in terms of a place to go and I look forward to the next episode and eventually where you are now! Stay safe and thanks for sharing your lives in a Corona World!
Another superb video blog, thank you. We are not sailors but have our own ‘Land Yacht’ (Motorhome) and live in it full time and enjoy touring UK, Europe and even Morocco. Currently in UK, week 11 of living in our van on a relatives drive so watching you adventure unfold is our escapism. Stay safe both and we look forward to the next episode.
Mike Hurley Unfortunately, where we are is far too risky, the locals have not been adhering to any of the Lockdown measures since the start of this, parties and BBQ’s in gardens with groups of people not from same household, visitors in and out of houses, no face coverings. Two nursing homes in village are rife with Covid and one person in the street died only last week of Covid. We feel safer staying where we are at the moment locked behind gates and only go out once a week to do the shopping which is not a good experience. Once we can get out and get back to Europe it will be much better, we can isolate ourselves from people much easier over there.
Thanks so much for the latest update. I've been wondering what happened to you in March. We live in such strange times. Looking forward to the next installement and Isolation Island :) Stay safe and well x
I never thought you guys could be under more restrictions than us here in the UK. At least, the isolation island looks beautiful and you have each other's company.
Thank you, we are still in Indonesia. Movement is still limited and the border closed for the foreseeable future but we are safe here on a remote island where we are able to get some supplies.
@@SailingYachtFlorence Here's a question for all you fortunate folks that sail around the globe - how go you manage currency (money) when constantly changing countries? Must you always have to convert to local currency before you buy stuff, or are some major currencies, e.g. Pound, Euro ,USD, etc, accepted in many places? I assume that most of these small, remote islands have no banking system to convert curriencies. Also, do you have to wait 'til you reach a major country to withdraw funds from banks in your home countries? You guys have a great channel and are a sincere pleasure to watch. May our Lord bless and protect you.
im new to the channel and dont know if yall already have them or not, but vents equipped with dorade boxes would solve the spray coming over the deck problem
Stay safe...so much ahead of you, like another ocean to cross and down and around! Spinnaker looks fabulous! It’s so good you all have safe harbor for the moment and kudos to those allowing you all to have a stay. Cheers 🥂
Scary to be "stateless adjacent" but the cute little island does seem like a good place to stay put for a bit! Matt, you look better with some sun in the last couple scenes.
Thanks for the video folks. These can be challenging times. Even a trip to the hardware store is a tense affair, involving all sorts of frustrating restrictions.
Yes, we keep reminding ourselves that, although a hardware store would be a welcome treat at the moment as we have time while not moving to complete jobs but all our sealants and glues have gone off in the heat.
I agree with Amy, this spinnaker is just gorgeous!! 😍 Did you encounter some fishermen and their nets between Phuket and Sabang? As soon as borders are open we'll go down to Indonesia, so if you guys need anything from Phuket or Langkawi, don't hesitate
Thank you. No very few fishermen and nets in comparison to the Malacca Straits. Thank you for the kind offer but unless South Africa opens it's borders before the end of Aug which looks very unlikely, we will be heading back to Thailand and Malaysia for supplies when it's possible to do so with the plan of crossing the Indian next year. Hopefully cross paths with you somewhere.
@@SailingYachtFlorence @L’Odyssée de Sagar Rani Following you both because you were both on the cusp of doing the Indian Ocean trip to South Africa, unfortunately, the news from South Africa is not good. Speculation is that South Africa won't reopen their border again until 2021. See this new article from the Telegraph in the UK www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/south-africa-tourism-reopening-2021/ I follow stories like this because I work as a travel agent in the US. Best wishes.
@@SailingYachtFlorence Great news for fishermen! Let's cross fingers South Africa opens, but like you said it looks unlikely, like all those countries around. We'll probably share anchorage someday! Hope all is good for you in Sumatra and life not too hard ⛵️
Aaah... a SAILING video! I needed this and wished I was there enjoying that 7k journey and Amy's yummy cooking! Delightful. That's the prettiest Spinnaker I've seen! Lovely design, shape and colors! My only trip to Sumatra will be my ☕. You are my favorite young sailors. Such an exceptional life you lead. ❤ ⛵ 💙 PS. Matt you look so handsome with your longer hair. I know it's a sort if superficial comment but thought you deserved the sincere compliment. Cute!
Thank you Debra. We are yet to step foot on mainland Sumatra or sample the coffee (sadly not available here in the outer islands) so you are closer than us! At the moment it looks like we will be returning next year for a second attempt at the Indian Ocean, we hope to see more of these beautiful islands and the coast of Sumatra then.
Wow, you guys keep delivering great content. Does Florence point higher with the new sails? Glad you found a haven the stress levels must have been high for a while. Keep safe and fiar winds.
Neat especially for a heavy boat of her maturity.. that will help as you guys sail more than any of the other cruisers. Stay safe and thanks for reminding me of my days crewing charter in the far East.
Are you still stuck i Nias ? Still time to visit us at cubadak before the big crossing? Things should relax for transpotation fom monday in west sumatra. Hope to see you. Cheers marco
Thank you Marc, we were hoping to visit Cubadak before checking out of Padang for our Indian Ocean crossing. Keen to stay put at the moment until borders start opening and we are encouraged to move. Hope all is well with you there. Not sure we will make it this year but hope to visit Cubadak one day.
@@SailingYachtFlorence normaly according to the last news from the local governement of west sumatra the restriction have been lifted from today 07/06 and you should be allowed to move as long as you respect usual distanciation. If you are around nias you are still in north sumatra. I don't know what the govt of north sumatra have decided but it should be the same because this recommendation come from the central govt. Take care.
Hi Florencians, another great video! I'm curious what your thoughts are on light wind sails - why go with a traditional A-Symetric on a sock over a Code-0 on a removable furler? Is the A-Sym that much better downwind?
A Code-0 would require a lot of other rig changes (and expense) to fit one to Florence and we feel that the routes we choose (normally downwind trade winds) are more suited to a downwind spinnaker. That's not to say there have not been times we would have liked a Code-0, particularly in the lighter winds we have experienced in SE Asia.
And another marvellous video, many thanks! I would be grateful for information on a couple of things; firstly, what cameras do you use for your videos please? The quality is brilliant, and secondly in this regard, what editing software do you have? On a broader note, how have you dealt with insurance cover for your travels please, both for the yacht and yourselves? My yacht broker goes pale if I suggest going anywhere other than european west coast! My best wishes to you both.
Episode 45 - Sailing Moreton Bay shows most of our camera gear. Since then with the support of our Patreons we have upgraded our gopro and bought the Mavic Air drone. We use Movie Studio to edit but more because it's what we had rather than anything else. Insurance for ourselves is now near impossible and for Florence increasingly difficult. Unfortunately the insurance headache just gets bigger the further you go and longer you go for. Best of luck.
Would you two be able to handle an Oyster 56, just the two of you, or would it be too difficult. A friend told me that it would be easier due to its size and systems..
Guys, what insurance company do you use for the boat? I just tried to look for one on a comparison site and it came back as all of the U.K. ones saying no due to it being over 30ft and over 40 years old
y-yacht at the moment but we always shop around. It is ridiculously expensive and doesn't really cover us unless we sink as there are so many exclusions, but to visit some places you have to have insurance. We also had problems with some companies stating Florence was not of high enough value to insure. Topsail and Pantanius are the big boys in the circumnavigation insurance world but they also charge big boy prices.
Hi Robin, We use electronic charts (navionics) with paper charts as backup. For communication and weather forecasts on an ocean passage we use an iridium go sat phone but when coastal hopping we just buy a local sim card and use a phone.
Yes it was very close to the epicentre. We had planned to visit Banda Aceh and the Tsunami museum/ memorials there but didn't get the chance before having to move on. We haven't been allowed on mainland Sumatra but have seen reefs on some of the outer islands we passed that were lifted from the sea, huge areas of this coast were devastated.
At around 4:40 you looked incredibly hot as you mentioned. Must be tough to relax and try and get some sleep. With the current pandemic been watching a lot of You Tube and have to admit the beauty of sailing alone even with it's incredible advantages wouldn't be for me. My family and kids (and new grand baby) have to be close to me and I know both my wife and I wouldn't be able to manage not seeing them regularly. Will have to live through you and enjoy you adventures for now!
How odd to ask you to leave after a week. Fresh arrival? But after a week? Or not simply asking/requiring you to stay aboard and not come ashore. Seems a fear rather than logic reason, but had friends crossing the Pacific at the same time who faced problems of nowhere allowing them in as they came across
Hi guys, absolutely love your videos, but just one little thing that is a bit annoying, your background music though of good taste, gets a bit too loud. Could it be turned down a bit. Ta happy sailing.
So I'm enjoying your latest video, coveting your boat and lifestyle, and looking for Oyster Heritage 37's for sale. I see on boatersresources.com a boat named Florence! Are you selling your boat!? What's the story?
Insane fear makes polititians do really stupid things. Kick you out after they checked you and you were quarantined on your boat ?? What?? ! This has been very eye opening.
Le mouvement des flots, la vaste mer, le berceau divin de la vie. L'eau touche le ciel !
The contrast of you two enjoying your boat and those masked up customs officials...
The quarantine changed so much for all of us. Being banished to a tropical island is not so bad! I’m sure you guys want to be moving along. Good job adapting and going with the flow.
Great job making the best of it. We live on an amazing planet. You’ve done a great job documenting your adventures as you have explored it.
Of all the boats on all of the channels I have seen, this is by far the best performer and the best set up, and now new sails as well, terrific.
I am very impressed with the way you respect local customs and your knowledge of the geography. Very enjoyable, thank you.
Matt and Amy, your videos are a breath of fresh air !
Your cuisine looks better than 99% of sailing channels. 😁👍
We're happy to hear you are doing as well as possible given the circumstances. Thanks so much for the new video. Your videos have become one of our favorite things to watch. You two are amazing and an inspiration.
Love the way those new Rolly Tasker sails set, and the new tri-radial spinnaker is a thing of beauty for sure. Here in the States sails by North and Hood are generally considered tops, but I don't think the RTs would be any less. Cheers.
Finally caught up with your story so far. Really enjoyable and I have to say your camera work has improved so much over your journey.
Thanks Geoff, we try to continually improve camera and editing techniques.
So relieved you have found safe harbor in this harrowing storm, unlike any other in history. The new sails look stunningly beautiful. Love that waterfall and seeing a glimpse of life on your journey. You both looked melted before going into that creepy warehouse. In a world held captive by sickness, having access to provisions on a tropical island probably isn't the worst fate. Just think, no sailor in times past has had the journey you are both taking.
Beautiful spinnaker, lovely design and colors.
As a Honda dealer, I love hearing that your Honda scooter was the best! Glad it served you well!
I look forward to your videos. You are such a nice couple. I am glad you are safe.
Interesting seeing your perspective for how things changed when the restrictions came in and what you had to do. Must have been daunting leaving port slightly randomly.
You really had me worried as so many countries are throwing boaters out. Incredible stories and 10s of thousands of miles out of their way. So, looks like you've found a good place, stay put till its over. Mike
Living the life! Thankyou for saving me from my hum-drum day!
This channel is SUPERB.
Love the new spinnaker and other sails! Must have had a great and famous designer!😁 These times can be tough on relationships. You seem to have a great relationship. Guard it and keep it safe!
very strange and scary times.... you may not feel it at times but you are in a better place than most. thanks for sharing and keep safe both
You guys are still so cool after all these years, godspeed and be safe!!!
Think that is the first time in our lives we have ever been described as 'cool' but thank you!
Haven't heard from you for a while and wondering where you are in this infectious world. Glad to see that you are dancing on a paradise island.
Yeah, the lick downs have been tough.
Real glad you both got a place to weather out the lockdown.
Thank you for continuing the episodes.
Super videos I love em
Great Video
One of my all time favourite sailing couples. You guys rock!
Great show and congratulations on your new sails. Nice and crisp and beautiful spinnaker.
Just finished watching and enjoyed seeing the new sails and like was rather captured by the new spinnaker. Glad to hear that all worked out in terms of a place to go and I look forward to the next episode and eventually where you are now! Stay safe and thanks for sharing your lives in a Corona World!
Great video. Awesome sails. Stay safe guys.
Another superb video blog, thank you. We are not sailors but have our own ‘Land Yacht’ (Motorhome) and live in it full time and enjoy touring UK, Europe and even Morocco. Currently in UK, week 11 of living in our van on a relatives drive so watching you adventure unfold is our escapism. Stay safe both and we look forward to the next episode.
You can move now.
Mike Hurley Unfortunately, where we are is far too risky, the locals have not been adhering to any of the Lockdown measures since the start of this, parties and BBQ’s in gardens with groups of people not from same household, visitors in and out of houses, no face coverings. Two nursing homes in village are rife with Covid and one person in the street died only last week of Covid. We feel safer staying where we are at the moment locked behind gates and only go out once a week to do the shopping which is not a good experience. Once we can get out and get back to Europe it will be much better, we can isolate ourselves from people much easier over there.
Thanks so much for the latest update. I've been wondering what happened to you in March.
We live in such strange times. Looking forward to the next installement and Isolation Island :)
Stay safe and well x
Glad you are both safe... and thanks for the text updates at the end of the episode ;-) It certainly is a global storm.
Fantastic vlog again, just the right level of story, geography and 'sailing/boat nerdy' content! Helen and I can't wait until the next :)
Great to see you guys back again - I've had withdrawal symptoms. Love the look of those new sails, especially the spinnaker.
Glad you are both OK and have found a safe haven. Can't beat the new sails!
I never thought you guys could be under more restrictions than us here in the UK. At least, the isolation island looks beautiful and you have each other's company.
Yep, I just Love your new Spinnaker 🤭😱😳😎✅👍. 7:40
So excited when I see one of your vids drop. You’re a respite from this maddening world. Peaceful & blissful...thank you❤️
Really enjoy your videos. Love the new sails the spinnaker looks great 👍🏻 Stay safe and healthy! Cheers 🍻
Hi Guys - I was in Sabang a few years ago -was a beautiful place to hang for a few weeks - Thanks for the memories :)
good on South Nias, glad you are ok, stay safe peeps
Lovely episode. Glad you found a safe port. Stay safe!
I’m so excited for this episode!
That desert island looks like those islands in cartoons. Looks lovely though. We have been stuck at home for ages, but it's not a stress for us.
Love it guys.. not knowing what month it is.. now that's living large.. keep smiling.. that's what is contagious
Glad to see your safe /love the new Sails // real nice /where are you guys now June 5th take care be safe
Thank you, we are still in Indonesia. Movement is still limited and the border closed for the foreseeable future but we are safe here on a remote island where we are able to get some supplies.
@@SailingYachtFlorence Here's a question for all you fortunate folks that sail around the globe - how go you manage currency (money) when constantly changing countries? Must you always have to convert to local currency before you buy stuff, or are some major currencies, e.g. Pound, Euro ,USD, etc, accepted in many places? I assume that most of these small, remote islands have no banking system to convert curriencies. Also, do you have to wait 'til you reach a major country to withdraw funds from banks in your home countries? You guys have a great channel and are a sincere pleasure to watch. May our Lord bless and protect you.
im new to the channel and dont know if yall already have them or not, but vents equipped with dorade boxes would solve the spray coming over the deck problem
Love the new sails. Stay safe out there!
Life lines? I know, heard it one thousand times already. Nice video.
That's the thing about the weather you can study all the information you can get and it's still just a swag witch stands for scientific wild-ass guess
Stay safe...so much ahead of you, like another ocean to cross and down and around! Spinnaker looks fabulous! It’s so good you all have safe harbor for the moment and kudos to those allowing you all to have a stay. Cheers 🥂
Fabulous video guys you create really beautiful content.. I so look forward to them...
Scary to be "stateless adjacent" but the cute little island does seem like a good place to stay put for a bit! Matt, you look better with some sun in the last couple scenes.
Nice Sails! Stay safe and healthy.
Sails look awesome guys👌It's a mixed up old world at the moment,glad things are working out in a pleasant fashion for you,best wishes🙂
Very nice and informative.. Glad the sails are performing well..Stay safe and Godspeed.
Great video, thanks.
Welcome to Indonesia.
An exceptional video there guys! Glad that the new sails are working out so well. Keep having fun and we look forward to the next installment. J&J
Hey....same cooking / eating relationship my wife and I have. She is from the South in the U.S. and is an excellent cook!
Thanks for the video folks. These can be challenging times. Even a trip to the hardware store is a tense affair, involving all sorts of frustrating restrictions.
Yes, we keep reminding ourselves that, although a hardware store would be a welcome treat at the moment as we have time while not moving to complete jobs but all our sealants and glues have gone off in the heat.
Cracking video gee like the new sails the spinnaker is a goer
I agree with Amy, this spinnaker is just gorgeous!! 😍 Did you encounter some fishermen and their nets between Phuket and Sabang? As soon as borders are open we'll go down to Indonesia, so if you guys need anything from Phuket or Langkawi, don't hesitate
Thank you. No very few fishermen and nets in comparison to the Malacca Straits. Thank you for the kind offer but unless South Africa opens it's borders before the end of Aug which looks very unlikely, we will be heading back to Thailand and Malaysia for supplies when it's possible to do so with the plan of crossing the Indian next year. Hopefully cross paths with you somewhere.
@@SailingYachtFlorence @L’Odyssée de Sagar Rani Following you both because you were both on the cusp of doing the Indian Ocean trip to South Africa, unfortunately, the news from South Africa is not good. Speculation is that South Africa won't reopen their border again until 2021. See this new article from the Telegraph in the UK www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/south-africa-tourism-reopening-2021/ I follow stories like this because I work as a travel agent in the US. Best wishes.
@@SailingYachtFlorence Great news for fishermen! Let's cross fingers South Africa opens, but like you said it looks unlikely, like all those countries around. We'll probably share anchorage someday! Hope all is good for you in Sumatra and life not too hard ⛵️
You guys are in very high spirits 👍🏻
Stay safe!
Good luck! Fan from India 🇮🇳
You guys are too lucky. :-)
Love it
Fantastic, Dee and Deb Chesapeake Bay va
👍👍nice video guys😀😀
Aaah... a SAILING video! I needed this and wished I was there enjoying that 7k journey and Amy's yummy cooking! Delightful.
That's the prettiest Spinnaker I've seen! Lovely design, shape and colors!
My only trip to Sumatra will be my ☕. You are my favorite young sailors. Such an exceptional life you lead.
❤ ⛵ 💙
PS. Matt you look so handsome with your longer hair. I know it's a sort if superficial comment but thought you deserved the sincere compliment. Cute!
Thank you Debra. We are yet to step foot on mainland Sumatra or sample the coffee (sadly not available here in the outer islands) so you are closer than us! At the moment it looks like we will be returning next year for a second attempt at the Indian Ocean, we hope to see more of these beautiful islands and the coast of Sumatra then.
Welcome to Indonesia, hope you enjoyed here 🇮🇩
Thank you Dio, we love Indonesia, it's one of the only countries we have visited twice!
Well done! Beautiful colors. Your spinnaker is good-looking and fun to be with! :¬) Webhead USA
The Flying Florence!
you need a wind scoop over the hatch
I think the split tender "The Machine" covers the hatch when under way...
Wow, you guys keep delivering great content. Does Florence point higher with the new sails? Glad you found a haven the stress levels must have been high for a while. Keep safe and fiar winds.
Thank you. Yes the new spinnaker allows us to reach 70 degrees apparent in light winds (20 degrees higher than our old one).
Neat especially for a heavy boat of her maturity.. that will help as you guys sail more than any of the other cruisers. Stay safe and thanks for reminding me of my days crewing charter in the far East.
worked my way through your videos, all caught up now! looking forward to the next one.
Are you still stuck i Nias ?
Still time to visit us at cubadak before the big crossing? Things should relax for transpotation fom monday in west sumatra. Hope to see you.
Cheers marco
Thank you Marc, we were hoping to visit Cubadak before checking out of Padang for our Indian Ocean crossing. Keen to stay put at the moment until borders start opening and we are encouraged to move. Hope all is well with you there. Not sure we will make it this year but hope to visit Cubadak one day.
@@SailingYachtFlorence normaly according to the last news from the local governement of west sumatra the restriction have been lifted from today 07/06 and you should be allowed to move as long as you respect usual distanciation. If you are around nias you are still in north sumatra. I don't know what the govt of north sumatra have decided but it should be the same because this recommendation come from the central govt.
Take care.
Hi Florencians, another great video! I'm curious what your thoughts are on light wind sails - why go with a traditional A-Symetric on a sock over a Code-0 on a removable furler? Is the A-Sym that much better downwind?
A Code-0 would require a lot of other rig changes (and expense) to fit one to Florence and we feel that the routes we choose (normally downwind trade winds) are more suited to a downwind spinnaker. That's not to say there have not been times we would have liked a Code-0, particularly in the lighter winds we have experienced in SE Asia.
And another marvellous video, many thanks! I would be grateful for information on a couple of things; firstly, what cameras do you use for your videos please? The quality is brilliant, and secondly in this regard, what editing software do you have? On a broader note, how have you dealt with insurance cover for your travels please, both for the yacht and yourselves? My yacht broker goes pale if I suggest going anywhere other than european west coast! My best wishes to you both.
Episode 45 - Sailing Moreton Bay shows most of our camera gear. Since then with the support of our Patreons we have upgraded our gopro and bought the Mavic Air drone. We use Movie Studio to edit but more because it's what we had rather than anything else. Insurance for ourselves is now near impossible and for Florence increasingly difficult. Unfortunately the insurance headache just gets bigger the further you go and longer you go for. Best of luck.
Would you two be able to handle an Oyster 56, just the two of you, or would it be too difficult. A friend told me that it would be easier due to its size and systems..
we only see your clip every two weeks?
Love Indo.... 😃
Is the kite tasker same as main and headsails. ?
Hi Drew, Yes it certainly is :-)
Guys, what insurance company do you use for the boat? I just tried to look for one on a comparison site and it came back as all of the U.K. ones saying no due to it being over 30ft and over 40 years old
y-yacht at the moment but we always shop around. It is ridiculously expensive and doesn't really cover us unless we sink as there are so many exclusions, but to visit some places you have to have insurance. We also had problems with some companies stating Florence was not of high enough value to insure. Topsail and Pantanius are the big boys in the circumnavigation insurance world but they also charge big boy prices.
Sailing Yacht Florence thank you 🙏🏻 love you guys
hi guys....what technology are you using for navigation and how do you pick up satellitee coverage at sea?
Hi Robin, We use electronic charts (navionics) with paper charts as backup. For communication and weather forecasts on an ocean passage we use an iridium go sat phone but when coastal hopping we just buy a local sim card and use a phone.
@@SailingYachtFlorence `Thanks guys...love your vids! Wish I had your courage!
Enjoy the solitude !
Wasn't Banda Aceh devastated by a tsunami some 15 odd years ago? Was there much evidence of that remaining?
Yes it was very close to the epicentre. We had planned to visit Banda Aceh and the Tsunami museum/ memorials there but didn't get the chance before having to move on. We haven't been allowed on mainland Sumatra but have seen reefs on some of the outer islands we passed that were lifted from the sea, huge areas of this coast were devastated.
At around 4:40 you looked incredibly hot as you mentioned. Must be tough to relax and try and get some sleep. With the current pandemic been watching a lot of You Tube and have to admit the beauty of sailing alone even with it's incredible advantages wouldn't be for me. My family and kids (and new grand baby) have to be close to me and I know both my wife and I wouldn't be able to manage not seeing them regularly. Will have to live through you and enjoy you adventures for now!
Flat water sounds like my friend jay changing my mind about globe earth lol
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
How odd to ask you to leave after a week. Fresh arrival? But after a week? Or not simply asking/requiring you to stay aboard and not come ashore. Seems a fear rather than logic reason, but had friends crossing the Pacific at the same time who faced problems of nowhere allowing them in as they came across
HE'S BY
That is a cruising Shute not a spinacre!
Lekker man lekker
Hi guys, absolutely love your videos, but just one little thing that is a bit annoying, your background music though of good taste, gets a bit too loud. Could it be turned down a bit. Ta happy sailing.
Just realised, The girl looks like shmee150's sister (the car youtuber)
So I'm enjoying your latest video, coveting your boat and lifestyle, and looking for Oyster Heritage 37's for sale. I see on boatersresources.com a boat named Florence! Are you selling your boat!? What's the story?
Insane fear makes polititians do really stupid things. Kick you out after they checked you and you were quarantined on your boat ?? What?? !
This has been very eye opening.
A Muslim country living under Sharia. I am surprised that they did not insist on Hijab?
Brilant keep the faith this nonsence will die with the corrupt 1%that caused it