A combination of that cool air, the water, sunrise, heavy sweatshirt and some great coffee… heaven on earth. Great video Dennis. Shopping cart was funny 😆. Looking forward to Florida 🌞⛵️🏝
Hah! You sound like a gal who enjoys the fall, Jennifer. Slip on that sweater, prop up those tootsies on wool socks, and enjoy a nice read next to the fireplace - and maybe drop in a video or two when sipping your cocoa. So great to have you on this journey, Jenny.
Hah! As every boater knows - stuff breaks, the activity can be expensive, and sometimes it's downright scary. So, dreams can also occur with nightmares. I say this because your dream can stay as it is - a bit if a fantasy, perhaps - or you can jump in with both feet. Do what is right for you - striking a balance is becoming more and more valuable to me all the time. I hope this channel is helpful for whatever adventure you choose. Good luck
Hey, I appreciate all the support - there are times when I really can get over humps because folks like you are making this trip with me. Thanks again for being supportive
Hey Dennis, hope all is well. Got to see you when you went by my dock in Brewerton, NY. Now I am in Sebastian, FL. Let me know if you will be on the inter-coastal around Sebastian. Be great to see you again
Yeah, when I dropped my CQR into the old crab pot rope in Charleston, it had all the holding power of a bowling ball. Yes, I also need my beauty sleep . . . Now, more than ever. 😅 Thank you so much for staying awake through these videos.
Been watching you,think if you just relax and be yourself would be pretty good.Slow down and talk like you’re talking to your best friend.I thought Mantus gave all TH-cam sailors a free one 🥴like your Catalina because I have a one too.Keep going and enjoy your journey 👍👍
Geez, I don't know that I could be anybody except who you see - 'cause I sure can't act. Aaaaaah-hah-hah-hah! Cough! Hack!! But I may seem rushed or uncertain at times on camera - stuff could be happening or I'm just proving I'm an amateur who is lucky to have you watching. And that Mantus is quite the priece of steel - lots of stories out there about them performing well in some tough conditions. You have chosen well, Sir - and thanks for the tip.
I'm keeping my 35 pound CQR as my backup and Bahama double anchor. The CQR may seem undersized but the boat and anchor graph out fine - that said, it's great in mud and semi-solid sediment. It held fine in plenty of places but the fluff/pluff of the Carolins wasn't solid enough to forestall a bit of migration. So, a 65 pound Mantus is a pretty big hammer to use when i need it - and mostly when I don't. Hey, thanks again for continuing to Crew on this adventure.
That hunk of steel has already paid for itself. Whew - I've been in some wind . . . Uncommonly windy season this year all the way to the Bahamas
A combination of that cool air, the water, sunrise, heavy sweatshirt and some great coffee… heaven on earth. Great video Dennis. Shopping cart was funny 😆. Looking forward to Florida 🌞⛵️🏝
Hah! You sound like a gal who enjoys the fall, Jennifer. Slip on that sweater, prop up those tootsies on wool socks, and enjoy a nice read next to the fireplace - and maybe drop in a video or two when sipping your cocoa. So great to have you on this journey, Jenny.
Yeah!! That was a real surprise to me - and somebody came up with a great idea: The Cart Keeper!
Great video! Thank you for staying with us at Brunswick Landing Marina!
You folks rock!
@@dennismckee7934 safe travels and come back and see us next time you pass by.
Hah! As every boater knows - stuff breaks, the activity can be expensive, and sometimes it's downright scary. So, dreams can also occur with nightmares. I say this because your dream can stay as it is - a bit if a fantasy, perhaps - or you can jump in with both feet. Do what is right for you - striking a balance is becoming more and more valuable to me all the time. I hope this channel is helpful for whatever adventure you choose. Good luck
You’re living the dream! Keep it going.
You’ll need to work some overtime this week Dennis to pay for that anchor :)
Fantastic, thanks for sharing.
Hey, I appreciate all the support - there are times when I really can get over humps because folks like you are making this trip with me. Thanks again for being supportive
Thank YOU! for helping to make this video the most popular. Great to have you along on this adventure.
Hey Dennis, hope all is well. Got to see you when you went by my dock in Brewerton, NY. Now I am in Sebastian, FL. Let me know if you will be on the inter-coastal around Sebastian. Be great to see you again
Anchor looks good. You'll sleep better.
Yeah, when I dropped my CQR into the old crab pot rope in Charleston, it had all the holding power of a bowling ball. Yes, I also need my beauty sleep . . . Now, more than ever. 😅 Thank you so much for staying awake through these videos.
Sure - I'm also here to answer questions 😊
Been watching you,think if you just relax and be yourself would be pretty good.Slow down and talk like you’re talking to your best friend.I thought Mantus gave all TH-cam sailors a free one 🥴like your Catalina because I have a one too.Keep going and enjoy your journey 👍👍
Geez, I don't know that I could be anybody except who you see - 'cause I sure can't act. Aaaaaah-hah-hah-hah! Cough! Hack!! But I may seem rushed or uncertain at times on camera - stuff could be happening or I'm just proving I'm an amateur who is lucky to have you watching. And that Mantus is quite the priece of steel - lots of stories out there about them performing well in some tough conditions. You have chosen well, Sir - and thanks for the tip.
Just subscribed. Like the sense of humor. Good luck with the channel
Yes, my sense of humor can get be into trouble, sometimes. Thanks for being a good sport.
Nice video and great scenery. Finally on Florida doorstep. Nice mantus as well. What did it replace and what is the weight
I'm keeping my 35 pound CQR as my backup and Bahama double anchor. The CQR may seem undersized but the boat and anchor graph out fine - that said, it's great in mud and semi-solid sediment. It held fine in plenty of places but the fluff/pluff of the Carolins wasn't solid enough to forestall a bit of migration. So, a 65 pound Mantus is a pretty big hammer to use when i need it - and mostly when I don't. Hey, thanks again for continuing to Crew on this adventure.