My god Holly has had more amazing years and adventure than most of us will fit into our lives and she’s only 31, you rock and deserve the life your living. A grade problem solver and the brains trust at home is a bonus 🥂cheers
I’m a long time sailor, started before either of you were born. I want you to know I came across your channels and enjoy them very much, thank you. You both without a doubt are providing inspiration for all the future sailors that view your channels. Stay the course, fair winds and following seas.
Holly is absolutely fantastic, very understated, clever but not remotely big-headed. James is the same, and this interview/chat was a wonderful inevitability. Two very dear people luxuriating in solitude, with short enough bursts of company to not let them take others for granted, but not to become desperate for company. When our world was populated this sparsely a long time ago it must have been a great place to be.
LETS GOOOOO I started watching each of you independently in 2021 and its wild to see you both on the same vessel for a chat. Excellent episode and im only 9 minutes in.
I’m enjoying this series WAY more than I thought I would. Interviews, on the whole, aren’t really my thing but when it’s more like you’re part of a conversation it’s really great! I haven’t really followed the Wind Hippie channel up to now, but guess what? She’s got a new subscriber, lol!! As usual, we’ll done, James!
I really enjoy your long-format films and interviews James. That you are a great sailor is self evident, but you are also a remarkably talented broadcaster and interviewer. I can only imagine the amount of work it takes to get this good. Holly was also the perfect interviewee. What a fascinating person she is!
Most enjoyable! Having sailed tens of thousands of miles, I always appreciate hearing other sailor’s stories. Speaking of hearing strange voices, one time in the 70s somewhere off the coast of Central America, as I walked forward on deck, I heard music and voices! Turns out it was a far distant radio station somehow coming in through my rigging! Very strange!!! I think Holly and her family are the perfect example of what sailing is all about. ⛵️⛵️⛵️
@@fa7842 No, I was about 100 miles off the coast. It’s amazing how efficient rigging can be as an antenna, and apparently, if it vibrates just right…🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎵
Terrific interview. Two of my hero sailors. I got hooked into Wind Hippie Sailing when Holly said in a video, "The back stay cable broke so I just tied a rolling hitch...." What?? eh, another day at the life.... 25:00 James asks if Holly couldn't just lash the helm. A ha. I've only been on fin keel boats, James has a full keel. I guess lashing (or locking) the helm would work for his boat. My early experience in funky charter boats out of Marina del Rey "Don't use the autopilot!" is a locked helm means the boat turns 15-20° with every wave. So going forward to raise the jib meant I'd turn 180° in about a minute. Sleeping. I was just on a passage from Japan to Canada. Catamaran: slamming, slamming, BANG! SLAMMING! I slept through it all (I actually loved it. Who but astronauts gets to sleep weightless? Granted I was only weightless for a second every two minutes or so.) Loud noises? No problem. But the slightest different noise.... One evening during the typical slams, not too loud, there was a slightly less loud bang noise. I asked the owner, "What was that?" Then his wife came up, " I think something broke." We went out and looked around. Seemed okay. Next morning the owner discovered that the outhaul had chaffed through (It was rigged too low: spliced eye in the line, and solid clew ring so they just put it low to the D-ring. Rub rub. Wasn't the only incompetent factory rigging.) I tied a bowline to the clew -- problem solved and no more chaffing). This wasn't the fist time his wife picked out a problem from the background noise. The last two weeks I started hearing voices.... No I wasn't losing my mind. It's like in the old days with wall phones when our brains would over interpret overtones in the shower as the phone ringing. My ears were just tuning up, listening for anything that might be a problem. Yeah, I guess hearing the phone ring in the shower is an hallucination. (I had a fun dream. The boat was bouncing, I was in one of the fore cabins. (tip always arrive early to a sailing gig.) I was dreaming that I was at anchor off the west end of Anacapa Island (there's no anchorage there) , my monohull was jumping all over the place. Then I heard one of my teachers, Captain Dan's voice say, "If you anchor there you'll get hit by waves from two direction." I started to wake up a bit and remembered we were on a multiday passage, so it couldn't be the Channel Islands..... Where else off California? Nah, it's just a dream. Then I realized, hey, we're in the South China Sea crossing to the Philippines from Vietnam! During the first month of sailing I would often have amazing land dreams, then wake up and realize, I'm on a boat under sail! Imagine the first time you got off a plane in some exotic place - how new and exciting that was. I was getting this feeling sometimes a couple times a day. I had a terrific optical illusion. We'd just sailed out of Choshi, Japan to start the crossing. A red tanker was heading north behind us. As it past I looked at it through my binoculars and it looked like a toy boat. Huh. It took an hour to figure out that this was really odd (otherwise I'd have taken a photo) and why it looked so small. I could see water behind (above) the ship. There's no way with my eyes 2 meters above sea level I could ever see water over the deck of that >150m ship. Somehow I had, and that's why it looked like a toy. (A small bangka fishing boat could look like this but only if it were less than 50 m away and less than 1 meter high.) It took a few more weeks to figure out what had happened. when I saw another false horizon that was marine layer fog. There'd been marine layer fog behind the ship that looked enough like the water the ship was in to read as a false horizon. I was on a four person crew with a watch schedule. Very different from soloing. During watches, I'd always listen to audiobooks (>20 in the three months.) I could start to nod off. I started switching to music the last hour of my night watches. I also started dancing on the back deck. Second best reason to get a cat: deck dancing. Keeps you alert, fit (sort of) and entertained. Tip: When deck dancing don't lift your feet because even in calm seas when you set your foot down the deck will be in a different place. We ran over a guy's net off the Philippines. I'd wanted to move farther off the coast. Nope. Later same attitude ran over my fishing tackle -- end of fishing. (I'd already been successful tuna, mahi mahi). Every time we ate potatoes only soup or extremely low grade hot dogs I thought Filipino Fisherman Payback. Terrific interview. Terrific sailors.
I’ll never forget her family’s documentary, “Ice Blink.” That doc was one of the first films that really inspired me to want to cruise! It’s fun seeing Holly as a kiddo too. When I first came across her channel I was like, “omg, that’s that kid from Ice Blink all grown up!”
James, thank you for doing this and doing it so well. Typically thorough, thoughtful and thought provoking. Holly, of course, is a perfect guest, and everybody's hero, for sure. I'm a huge fan of both of you and this was epic.
My 2 favorite sailors! Love watching you both circumnavigate our world (from the comfort of my living room, as a solo land lubber). James you are a natural at interviewing people and also as a commentator. Keep up the good work both of you! Can't wait for our next adventure!
James, you are truly a natural at what you are doing! Every episode I watch I save and look forward to watching a 2nd time in the future. Thank you for all your knowledge all your willingness to put yourself out there and share everything your doing. GREAT WORK, GREAT JOB❤
Thanks for your time and effort put into these vids something to look back on one day. I have Mairi and Ian Munro's 26 foot Viking yatch they sailed from Vancouver to NZ in the early 1970's the only documentation is a few pages from a sea spray magazine. Fantastic what your doing much respect may catch you sailing past kawau island hauraki gulf.
Just saw Holly with that Old Sea Dog and this popped up! Subscribed to both of you guys and love what you are doing. If I was 50 years younger I would do the same, but at 73, I can follow, vicariously living a dream.
Thank you for the great interview. One take away I have is about both of you exude a calmness. In light of all the problems that come up in the dynamic world of sailing, your ability to deal with problems and issues large and small is an impressive feat unto itself, and an inspiring take away for me. Thanks again.
I LOVE this conversation! SO rad hearing yall talk about feeling and being in tune with your boat. When I heard Holly say that she can wake up because she feels a squall coming, that's so gnarly. The voices are trippy. ⛵🤙
This was amazing seeing two people that I spend my quite boring evenings at my dining room table enthralled in each of their adventures chatting about being adventurers.. so natural and both seem so content. Inspiring to hear and watch !
Both of you are inspirations to so many. I rarely comment on videos but just had to thank you for sharing this little podcast. Fair winds and safe travels. 🤘🏼😎⛵️
James - for the 2nd time I've just finished watching this video. I am already a big fan of Holly's - but it's so cool that I picked up on different things the 2nd time around. She's a real joy, isn't she? When I come back, I'm going to be HER! Good job done, James -Darcee
Wow Fantastic Interview Good Girl Holly Live your dream and stay safe! I look forward to the book! many years later you lived your life well! Many Blessing. Love the new format vlog!
It’s really nice to hear real stories about the daily experiences of passage making and exploring. It’s hard for me to imagine how to begin and conversations like this give lots of insight. Thanks!❤
This is such great and valuable content- hoping a really big audience get to view this. So American Holly is really a Kiwi kid at heart….explains some of her adventurous ways. As a kiwi i offer a wee apology for the weather this last summer- nor has it improved much since. Wishing you both safe and fun journeys in future and cant wait for your content from yr respective destinations
As someone commented in the interview with windhippie, they said how much they enjoyed how you make us feel as if we're part of the conversation. I agree. You truly talented James! Again, GREAT WORK❤
Watched just about all of the wind hippie videos. Knew Holly was a boss, but the back stories filling in some of the gaps was really interesting. I almost passed on this video because I thought it was some sort of a repeat. So glad I didn’t. Well done James!
I've been following WindHippie for a little while now. I'm glad to have found her and now to have found you. You're living my middle aged dream. Just learned to sail last year and I'm planning on getting better and buying my own boat in about two years. I've subscribed to your channel and will begin watching the old episodes. Enjoy yourself! By the way I'm near Morro Bay, CA so if anyone is passing through and needs rail meat or someone to stand watches hit me up! I'm a certified bare boat captain through the ASA.
Great interview! Thank you both for having the courage to "put yourself out there" ! My life has been brighter as a result of your videos so thank you sincerely! Wishing you fairwinds on a call sea with star lit skies and peaceful thoughts of the ones you love. God bless.
I LOVE the concept of this podcast! Interviewing completely random people you meet on your travels who have really cool and fascinating stories is such a neat idea! I loved this episode and I can't wait to see future episodes! I am currently saving up for a ship of my own and working on finding a way to crew on some ships in the meantime for experience. Cheers!
Yep, good interview. I had no idea about Holly's early life, and very interesting topics of conversation. I always liked meeting other cruisers in the Pacific.
very cool a massive thank you Holly for telling us about ur life,we will be cruising in 4,5 years with my family of 4 ,i am loving the meet up with cruisers,fair winds
That was SOOOOOO good. Holly has sure had a great life with her family on boats. And now the world is her oyster - it's just brilliant. Can't wait to see her channel. Thank you so much Sailor James 😃
Interesting interview. I backpacked around the world for several years in the early 2000's & did vanlife in New Zealand on a working holiday visa back in 2005 and I applied for a job at Scott Base, Antarctica & I thought I almost had it until they realised that my visa would expire while there which is not a big deal, no work visa needed to work there but as I understood it they said I wouldn't be able to re-enter NZ for a period after the contract ended, so unfortunately it didn't work out. But i miss my old adventures, so planning to buy a boat and start sailing in a few years. Got my skipper license so far, want to get some more experienced sailing & current saving for a boat.😅 U guys are both inspiring. Thanks for ur content.
I love to listen conversations about sailing around the world ⛵️ 🌎 I am reading many sailing magazines and sailing books 📚 true adventures and watching on TH-cam from around the world from many countries, my sailing is passion at sea 🌊 Thanks for beautiful episode filming 🎥. Greetings from one of the most beautiful romantic island Kauai 🏝 🌴 Hawaii
that was a great chat you did awesome man, glad you're doing this it's a good idea for future stuff the memories/experiences of others are always appreciated !
I love watching Holly and all her adventures on the sea since she was born! Because I seeing this video, I watched her parents documentery which was pretty cool too! You guys are my favorite sailors for sure! Watching your videos is my favorite past time.
Loved the interview ! Been following Holly since she started her journey . Found out a lot about her back ground . Will follow your channel for sure . You know the questions to ask and let the person answer them without interfering!
Have watched each of you earlier, adventurous souls you be ! great sharing thanks both of you , all the very best from a Kiwi who has sailed some same waters in my more youthful years .
Wow, my 2 favorite sailors together. I am so impressed with Holly and look forward to each of her episodes, and you as well James. I am currently searching for my next boat to head to the south pacific on in 2 years. You both have been a huge inspiration to me to return to a life interupted.
Wow James, another awesome video. You are absolutely amazing as an interviewer and Holly describes her adventures so well. Thanks for the new content, yarns.
You know, I stumbled on your channel this afternoon and your content fascinates me! So, Jim ya got a new subscriber. Holly does too. Very interesting interview. I'm not a sailor, I'm a biker but super interesting lifestyle.
Excellent interview, I was hanging out every word. I sailed for decades and now I’m in Idaho and I’m sailing through the both of you. God bless you both.
That was great James. Thanks! Great to see you both in the same space. Looking forward to meeting you both some day. I won't be inviting myself onboard! LOL.
Greetings from 🇫🇮 Im absolutely hooked on Sailing Tritea videos - absolute gold! Yarns podcast is a novelty for me. Would be great if you could get your hands on some good mics for better acoustics specially for these inside podcasts? P.S. Just bought a sailboat with 0 experience with boats 1 month ago for pennies, and been binge watching youtube for both tips and inspiration. You are our (my & my fiancées) absolute favourite. Keep it up Sailor!
Great interview. I am currently looking at buying my first 20’+ SV and binge watching/ listening to your TH-cam channel, as well as several others. Thanks to this video, now Holly’s.
My god Holly has had more amazing years and adventure than most of us will fit into our lives and she’s only 31, you rock and deserve the life your living. A grade problem solver and the brains trust at home is a bonus 🥂cheers
That hippie girl will become a legend one day! :)
I’m a long time sailor, started before either of you were born. I want you to know I came across your channels and enjoy them very much, thank you. You both without a doubt are providing inspiration for all the future sailors that view your channels. Stay the course, fair winds and following seas.
Holly is absolutely fantastic, very understated, clever but not remotely big-headed. James is the same, and this interview/chat was a wonderful inevitability. Two very dear people luxuriating in solitude, with short enough bursts of company to not let them take others for granted, but not to become desperate for company.
When our world was populated this sparsely a long time ago it must have been a great place to be.
LETS GOOOOO
I started watching each of you independently in 2021 and its wild to see you both on the same vessel for a chat. Excellent episode and im only 9 minutes in.
I’m enjoying this series WAY more than I thought I would. Interviews, on the whole, aren’t really my thing but when it’s more like you’re part of a conversation it’s really great! I haven’t really followed the Wind Hippie channel up to now, but guess what? She’s got a new subscriber, lol!! As usual, we’ll done, James!
I love hearing about the hallucinations and how you're mentally attuned to micro details even while asleep. Excellent conversation.
Holly is the most brave person I've watched. She is amazing. Thanks for having her on your channel.
I really enjoy your long-format films and interviews James. That you are a great sailor is self evident, but you are also a remarkably talented broadcaster and interviewer. I can only imagine the amount of work it takes to get this good. Holly was also the perfect interviewee. What a fascinating person she is!
Ditto, well done James❤
Most enjoyable! Having sailed tens of thousands of miles, I always appreciate hearing other sailor’s stories. Speaking of hearing strange voices, one time in the 70s somewhere off the coast of Central America, as I walked forward on deck, I heard music and voices! Turns out it was a far distant radio station somehow coming in through my rigging! Very strange!!! I think Holly and her family are the perfect example of what sailing is all about. ⛵️⛵️⛵️
You saw the coast? You mean the radio was loud?
@@fa7842 No, I was about 100 miles off the coast. It’s amazing how efficient rigging can be as an antenna, and apparently, if it vibrates just right…🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎵
@@tomas5376 hoho, never heard about something! Yes big antenna
Terrific interview. Two of my hero sailors. I got hooked into Wind Hippie Sailing when Holly said in a video, "The back stay cable broke so I just tied a rolling hitch...." What?? eh, another day at the life....
25:00 James asks if Holly couldn't just lash the helm. A ha. I've only been on fin keel boats, James has a full keel. I guess lashing (or locking) the helm would work for his boat. My early experience in funky charter boats out of Marina del Rey "Don't use the autopilot!" is a locked helm means the boat turns 15-20° with every wave. So going forward to raise the jib meant I'd turn 180° in about a minute.
Sleeping. I was just on a passage from Japan to Canada. Catamaran: slamming, slamming, BANG! SLAMMING! I slept through it all (I actually loved it. Who but astronauts gets to sleep weightless? Granted I was only weightless for a second every two minutes or so.) Loud noises? No problem. But the slightest different noise.... One evening during the typical slams, not too loud, there was a slightly less loud bang noise. I asked the owner, "What was that?" Then his wife came up, " I think something broke." We went out and looked around. Seemed okay. Next morning the owner discovered that the outhaul had chaffed through (It was rigged too low: spliced eye in the line, and solid clew ring so they just put it low to the D-ring. Rub rub. Wasn't the only incompetent factory rigging.) I tied a bowline to the clew -- problem solved and no more chaffing). This wasn't the fist time his wife picked out a problem from the background noise.
The last two weeks I started hearing voices.... No I wasn't losing my mind. It's like in the old days with wall phones when our brains would over interpret overtones in the shower as the phone ringing. My ears were just tuning up, listening for anything that might be a problem.
Yeah, I guess hearing the phone ring in the shower is an hallucination. (I had a fun dream. The boat was bouncing, I was in one of the fore cabins. (tip always arrive early to a sailing gig.) I was dreaming that I was at anchor off the west end of Anacapa Island (there's no anchorage there) , my monohull was jumping all over the place. Then I heard one of my teachers, Captain Dan's voice say, "If you anchor there you'll get hit by waves from two direction." I started to wake up a bit and remembered we were on a multiday passage, so it couldn't be the Channel Islands..... Where else off California? Nah, it's just a dream. Then I realized, hey, we're in the South China Sea crossing to the Philippines from Vietnam! During the first month of sailing I would often have amazing land dreams, then wake up and realize, I'm on a boat under sail! Imagine the first time you got off a plane in some exotic place - how new and exciting that was. I was getting this feeling sometimes a couple times a day.
I had a terrific optical illusion. We'd just sailed out of Choshi, Japan to start the crossing. A red tanker was heading north behind us. As it past I looked at it through my binoculars and it looked like a toy boat. Huh. It took an hour to figure out that this was really odd (otherwise I'd have taken a photo) and why it looked so small. I could see water behind (above) the ship. There's no way with my eyes 2 meters above sea level I could ever see water over the deck of that >150m ship. Somehow I had, and that's why it looked like a toy. (A small bangka fishing boat could look like this but only if it were less than 50 m away and less than 1 meter high.) It took a few more weeks to figure out what had happened. when I saw another false horizon that was marine layer fog. There'd been marine layer fog behind the ship that looked enough like the water the ship was in to read as a false horizon.
I was on a four person crew with a watch schedule. Very different from soloing. During watches, I'd always listen to audiobooks (>20 in the three months.) I could start to nod off. I started switching to music the last hour of my night watches. I also started dancing on the back deck. Second best reason to get a cat: deck dancing. Keeps you alert, fit (sort of) and entertained. Tip: When deck dancing don't lift your feet because even in calm seas when you set your foot down the deck will be in a different place.
We ran over a guy's net off the Philippines. I'd wanted to move farther off the coast. Nope. Later same attitude ran over my fishing tackle -- end of fishing. (I'd already been successful tuna, mahi mahi). Every time we ate potatoes only soup or extremely low grade hot dogs I thought Filipino Fisherman Payback. Terrific interview. Terrific sailors.
What a great episode. Holly is amazing... You're doing a grand job too...
I’ll never forget her family’s documentary, “Ice Blink.” That doc was one of the first films that really inspired me to want to cruise! It’s fun seeing Holly as a kiddo too. When I first came across her channel I was like, “omg, that’s that kid from Ice Blink all grown up!”
Takk!
James, thank you for doing this and doing it so well. Typically thorough, thoughtful and thought provoking. Holly, of course, is a perfect guest, and everybody's hero, for sure. I'm a huge fan of both of you and this was epic.
My 2 favorite sailors! Love watching you both circumnavigate our world (from the comfort of my living room, as a solo land lubber). James you are a natural at interviewing people and also as a commentator. Keep up the good work both of you! Can't wait for our next adventure!
Holly is a badass I just ❤ her. Thanks for the interview!
Incredible story she has , thanks for the inspiration, great content, safe travels.
two of my favourite youtube sailors together... you guys are inspirational.
James, you are truly a natural at what you are doing! Every episode I watch I save and look forward to watching a 2nd time in the future. Thank you for all your knowledge all your willingness to put yourself out there and share everything your doing. GREAT WORK, GREAT JOB❤
Excellent interview, a great conversation and some amazing stories. Can't wait for the next episode
I LOVE THAT " SHE WENT AND FIGURED IT OUT" That's someone truly resourceful!
Thanks for your time and effort put into these vids something to look back on one day. I have Mairi and Ian Munro's 26 foot Viking yatch they sailed from Vancouver to NZ in the early 1970's the only documentation is a few pages from a sea spray magazine. Fantastic what your doing much respect may catch you sailing past kawau island hauraki gulf.
Just saw Holly with that Old Sea Dog and this popped up! Subscribed to both of you guys and love what you are doing.
If I was 50 years younger I would do the same, but at 73, I can follow, vicariously living a dream.
Great interview James! Such good info and an enjoyable, chill conversation. Thanks for sharing! May fair winds be with you both!🌬⛵
Absolutely lovely to see you two have a conversation
I appreciate what you are doing with your channel. The value goes well beyond entertainment. And getting Holly for your first yarn, great move.
Two of my sailing heroes! Great confab!
Thank you for the great interview. One take away I have is about both of you exude a calmness. In light of all the problems that come up in the dynamic world of sailing, your ability to deal with problems and issues large and small is an impressive feat unto itself, and an inspiring take away for me. Thanks again.
I LOVE this conversation! SO rad hearing yall talk about feeling and being in tune with your boat. When I heard Holly say that she can wake up because she feels a squall coming, that's so gnarly. The voices are trippy. ⛵🤙
This was amazing seeing two people that I spend my quite boring evenings at my dining room table enthralled in each of their adventures chatting about being adventurers.. so natural and both seem so content. Inspiring to hear and watch !
Both of you are inspirations to so many. I rarely comment on videos but just had to thank you for sharing this little podcast. Fair winds and safe travels. 🤘🏼😎⛵️
Thanks James for the insite of Holly's life very interesting to hear! Thanks again and safe travels
James - for the 2nd time I've just finished watching this video. I am already a big fan of Holly's - but it's so cool that I picked up on different things the 2nd time around. She's a real joy, isn't she? When I come back, I'm going to be HER! Good job done, James -Darcee
Have you watched the interview with her parents?
Wow Fantastic Interview Good Girl Holly Live your dream and stay safe! I look forward to the book! many years later you lived your life well! Many Blessing. Love the new format vlog!
It’s really nice to hear real stories about the daily experiences of passage making and exploring. It’s hard for me to imagine how to begin and conversations like this give lots of insight. Thanks!❤
This is such great and valuable content- hoping a really big audience get to view this. So American Holly is really a Kiwi kid at heart….explains some of her adventurous ways. As a kiwi i offer a wee apology for the weather this last summer- nor has it improved much since. Wishing you both safe and fun journeys in future and cant wait for your content from yr respective destinations
As someone commented in the interview with windhippie, they said how much they enjoyed how you make us feel as if we're part of the conversation. I agree. You truly talented James! Again, GREAT WORK❤
Lol, im watching a different conversation of yarns on the TV while commenting 🤣
Watched just about all of the wind hippie videos. Knew Holly was a boss, but the back stories filling in some of the gaps was really interesting. I almost passed on this video because I thought it was some sort of a repeat. So glad I didn’t. Well done James!
I never do repeats
Nice, I am a mines electrician, in Western Australia, just refurbing a 38ft steel mono 😀
Thanks!
You are a great person, sir! I’m glad to have found your channel.
What a wonderful interview!! I’ve been traveling with both of you for years, I love watching your videos!! Thanks so much
I've been following WindHippie for a little while now. I'm glad to have found her and now to have found you. You're living my middle aged dream. Just learned to sail last year and I'm planning on getting better and buying my own boat in about two years. I've subscribed to your channel and will begin watching the old episodes. Enjoy yourself!
By the way I'm near Morro Bay, CA so if anyone is passing through and needs rail meat or someone to stand watches hit me up! I'm a certified bare boat captain through the ASA.
Just finished watching the yarn with Holly.
I think James Holly and you have many books and magazine articles to write.
James from cold Scotland.
Holly is badass and so are you James. Thanks to both of you for inspiring us newer cruisers.
Great interview! Thank you both for having the courage to "put yourself out there" ! My life has been brighter as a result of your videos so thank you sincerely! Wishing you fairwinds on a call sea with star lit skies and peaceful thoughts of the ones you love. God bless.
Great interview holly is such a beautiful person. James did a great job also. Sailorama the captain grew up on a boat. That’s a good Chanel also.
Great conversation, thanks for sharing. This lady is a bad ass!
7:25 bob did it in a fiberglass boat :) good podcast btw
Great show guys. I follow you both, but seeing you interact as fellow TH-camrs and cruisers brings a whole other dimension.
This is a perfect "YARN" for me ... I am only subscribed to two sailors, and Holly and James are the two. Thanks to you both!
Solid interview James! I love both of your channels. You two are total bad arses! God bless. 🙏
I LOVE the concept of this podcast!
Interviewing completely random people you meet on your travels who have really cool and fascinating stories is such a neat idea!
I loved this episode and I can't wait to see future episodes!
I am currently saving up for a ship of my own and working on finding a way to crew on some ships in the meantime for experience. Cheers!
Holly is my favorite lady sailor. James this is a great interview. You have many hats to wear James. You two would make a great couple
It was a pleasure seeing Holly, thank you for the video.
Yep, good interview.
I had no idea about Holly's early life, and very interesting topics of conversation.
I always liked meeting other cruisers in the Pacific.
Wonderful. Thank you both for this! 😊
Thanks, Holly & James for a rich interview.
very cool a massive thank you Holly for telling us about ur life,we will be cruising in 4,5 years with my family of 4 ,i am loving the meet up with cruisers,fair winds
Shackleton's 800 mile trip from Elephant Island to South Georgia was in the 22.5 ft James Caird.
That was SOOOOOO good. Holly has sure had a great life with her family on boats. And now the world is her oyster - it's just brilliant. Can't wait to see her channel. Thank you so much Sailor James 😃
Thank you James and Holly. This Q+ A is much appreciated. Cheers from somewhere south of you.
45 minutes!!! Cleary something wrong with the TH-cam clock it went so quickly - thanks for taking the time to talk :-)))
Go James. Yarns...What a great idea/name for people to gain interest in sailing and cruising. You two are a couple of fine salty sailors....
Interesting interview. I backpacked around the world for several years in the early 2000's & did vanlife in New Zealand on a working holiday visa back in 2005 and I applied for a job at Scott Base, Antarctica & I thought I almost had it until they realised that my visa would expire while there which is not a big deal, no work visa needed to work there but as I understood it they said I wouldn't be able to re-enter NZ for a period after the contract ended, so unfortunately it didn't work out. But i miss my old adventures, so planning to buy a boat and start sailing in a few years. Got my skipper license so far, want to get some more experienced sailing & current saving for a boat.😅 U guys are both inspiring. Thanks for ur content.
I love to listen conversations about sailing around the world ⛵️ 🌎
I am reading many sailing magazines and sailing books 📚 true adventures and watching on TH-cam from around the world from many countries, my sailing is passion at sea 🌊 Thanks for beautiful episode filming 🎥. Greetings from one of the most beautiful romantic island Kauai 🏝 🌴 Hawaii
Thank you Holly and James for such an interesting interview. I seem to have become a Utube addicft and you guys are among my favourites:-)
Thanks Holly and James I really enjoyed that
that was a great chat you did awesome man, glad you're doing this it's a good idea for future stuff the memories/experiences of others are always appreciated !
Love this format and I can’t wait to see more of it! It feels like it was done in one take and if it wasn’t Great editing
I love watching Holly and all her adventures on the sea since she was born! Because I seeing this video, I watched her parents documentery which was pretty cool too! You guys are my favorite sailors for sure! Watching your videos is my favorite past time.
I think you found your calling!! So sweet to sit in with you folks! Keep on sailing
Loved the interview ! Been following Holly since she started her journey . Found out a lot about her back ground . Will follow your channel for sure . You know the questions to ask and let the person answer them without interfering!
Have watched each of you earlier, adventurous souls you be ! great sharing thanks both of you , all the very best from a Kiwi who has sailed some same waters in my more youthful years .
Wind hippie is a rock star.
Thanks for opening up about your life's adventures and journey. That to the both of you guys.
So nice t see my two favorite sailing channels in one episode....
I watch both of you. I remember when she was sailing with her sister and had a diesel problem.
Wow, my 2 favorite sailors together. I am so impressed with Holly and look forward to each of her episodes, and you as well James. I am currently searching for my next boat to head to the south pacific on in 2 years. You both have been a huge inspiration to me to return to a life interupted.
Both of my sailing TH-cam channel heroes,these two are a couple of sailing beasts 😊 Amazing Incredible
Holly rocks! Thanks for the convo.
Wow James, another awesome video. You are absolutely amazing as an interviewer and Holly describes her adventures so well. Thanks for the new content, yarns.
what a great idea. stay safe my friend
You know, I stumbled on your channel this afternoon and your content fascinates me! So, Jim ya got a new subscriber. Holly does too. Very interesting interview. I'm not a sailor, I'm a biker but super interesting lifestyle.
Wow. Amazing story. 👏
Excellent interview, I was hanging out every word. I sailed for decades and now I’m in Idaho and I’m sailing through the both of you. God bless you both.
That was great James. Thanks! Great to see you both in the same space. Looking forward to meeting you both some day. I won't be inviting myself onboard! LOL.
Nice conversation. Thank you.
Nice interview, thanks James
wow! the two most badass sailors together. what else?
I heard you mention Holly a few times , and Wow what a life she has led , very interesting . thanks for the Yarn
Make sure you check out her parents interview I did on YARNs as well
@@SailorJames I have watched all the YARNs , This is a Great Series .
Greetings from 🇫🇮 Im absolutely hooked on Sailing Tritea videos - absolute gold! Yarns podcast is a novelty for me. Would be great if you could get your hands on some good mics for better acoustics specially for these inside podcasts? P.S. Just bought a sailboat with 0 experience with boats 1 month ago for pennies, and been binge watching youtube for both tips and inspiration. You are our (my & my fiancées) absolute favourite. Keep it up Sailor!
such a show - truly living it via your simple format. - Real - and sincere
Great interview. I am currently looking at buying my first 20’+ SV and binge watching/ listening to your TH-cam channel, as well as several others. Thanks to this video, now Holly’s.
Great interview and learning. Thank you.
Great show. Holly is a Star.
Enjoyed your video with Holly!!
Amazing interview with Holly. Thanks so much.
Did you see I also interviewed her parents? Also an amazing interview
Very interesting and inspiring! Thank you
Great to see both able to connect.