I first found you on TH-cam about 6 months ago and have been hooked ever since, I subscribed and went back and watched every VLOG I found (watching them all in order), I think that your video's are as good or better then anything I see on Discovery , History, or the like done on much bigger budgets, every time I get a message that a new video has been posted, I can't wait to see it! I spent 4 years in the US NAVY stationed on Whidbey island and sailing in the Med., then took a job as a service technician and traveled even more, and I always tell every, "do it while your young" it's more fun and you can do more. Now I just turned 50 and have 2 young boys that keep me occupied and broke (HOCKEY!) But watching your adventures is like therapy for a grounded adventurer. I'll be getting a small sailboat within a year so me and my boys can go learn how to sail, thanks for the inspiration , and safe travels.
Living vicariously through you all's sailing/life adventures makes me hopeful that one day I will embark on a similar journey. If the winds are kind, I may even be lucky enough to form a group of kindred spirits as fantastic and amazing as you all are. Much love! ~ A Sailor at Heart
Even though I have a cooking channel on TH-cam, this is by far my favorite channel to watch, above all the people I know with their own cooking channels! You have been a total inspiration to my oldest son who recently purchased his first sailboat. Something to learn with similar to the one you described with the keel that will let up and down with a crank. I recently bought a brand new Suzuki 9.9 HP kicker motor for it with a remote throttle, and he installed a solar panel to keep his batteries charged up as well as a lot of other things needed on this 1979 MacGregor Venture 25. He has already started a channel up as well. Early beginnings, but you guys have shown what is possible if the passion and love for it is truly there!
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THESE GUYS GET A WEEKLY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SHOW LIKE JACQUE COUSTEAU. THE HIGH QUALITY WELL DONE VIDEOS ARE OF THAT CALIBER. THIS 3 VIDEO MEET N GREET WAS A REAL TREAT THANK YOU DELOS.
Just found your videos this week. Addicted. Making me consider throwing in the land towel and getting back on the water. I got a limited window of time at my age. But thanks for the sharing. Very inspiring.
Well...hallelujah!!! People that understand the meaning of life. It is not in the endorsements you gain or the material goods you accumulate. But the life you live each and every day. I'm from Flagstaff, as well, so I don't know if being surrounded by such beauty instilled a peaceful heart. But thank you a million times for not succumbing to the material gods!!! I enjoy the channel so much. I sail and love the feeling of calm.
I think Karin's audio was different than the guys- that's why it sounded like people were talking over her. Probably restaurant noise from other guests not part of the presentation.
I've typed four different comments and deleted them all cause they sounded corny. Thank you. for the videos, the stories, the experience, and taking all of us aolng Thank you
Brian, Brady, ,and Karen....you guys are effing amazingly awesome. keep up the great work. sending a beer donation your way! Been a fan since the beginning and have shared you channel with many friends. Cheers! Dr. C
Great job on the videos and your meet up. I for one are glad you guys do this so people like myself can see places I will never get to in person. To you commenting fools, Karin is a little shy and she can hold her own. She is the glue that holds Delos together and has a big impact as part of the crew of Delos. She said it best when they talked about the guy trying to steal the outboard motor. She grabbed the video camera because she knew that was something she could do to help. Karin has a lot of common sense and it shows in everything she does on the boat. All three of them complement each other in a top notch crew. Thnks for all you guys do and as always I will be looking forward to your next video. (p.s. The Karin intro is the best. Love when she dives in the water. She looks like a super hero! )
Very neat guys - to have so many questions answered, that I've wondered about whilst watching & enjoying every second of your videos ( invariably living vicariously through your epic ocean adventuring ) Continued Happy happy sailing sea dogs & looking forward to your New Year explorations :p
About Delos 2.0: I think you might enjoy reading 'Between Two Poles' (ISBN: 0747519722). Now that you're visiting Brazil, if you are planning a stop in Paraty, you may end up meeting the author yourself. He is a renowned Brazilian sailor and adventurer who accomplished the first single-handed crossing of the South Atlantic in a rowing boat!
Simple - "You are doing it Right" Awesome effort, Inspirational, Total Respect for your Integrity, You are the Benchmark! IMO - a bit of sponsorship is cool, done right! Love you guys! Thanks for doing what you do and sharing! Could complement much more but i don't want to wear out my keyboard! : )
After all these years I just today discovered the Karin and I have the LA degree in common! That's about where it stops as I'm over 1000 NM from the nearest ocean. haha
Hello. I understand the air conditioning on Delos runs only with the generator on. How often you guys have to turn on the a/c on Delos because of being too hot of a weather? Thanks again for sharing your adventures.
Thanks guys for your presentation. Much appreciated. There has been a rumour going around about you talking with Amel. Reading between the lines is this completely wrong or is there a possibility of seeing a Delos 2 at some stage from Amel. I mean to say you have proven Delos as one hell of a boat. "If it's not broken then don't fix it?"
As far as I know Amel don't make cats and I won't dignify such a ridiculous comment by bothering to find out. Even more affronting is that you posted your comment on this page as the Delos crew would be the last people to talk about other sailors in a derogatory manner.The last I heard La Vagabond are planning a clockwise circumnavigation of the northern Atlantic so your information about the French Riviera is about as wrong as the ugly pills you're taking.
I really enjoyed all three parts of your presentation and I learned new things or straightened out some wrong ideas. Special ops like this is why Delos stays at number one in my book. No doubt the main reason Delos is so interesting and well liked, is due to Brian, Karin and Brady. There were some very rude talking people in the back that made it a bit hard sometimes to hear what was being said up front....made me wonder why they even came.
Tereasa A- In a previous video Brian stated Delos could generate 600 watts from the solar panels. In addition to the solar they also have 2 wind generators, however I can't remember if any power output from those has been provided. They also have a propeller ocean driven generator, though the only time I remember that being used was when they were on a lengthy crossing of the Indian ocean and the inverter failed so they couldn't get any 24V power from the diesel generator. Ray
RoadRashRay- Hey thanks for a reply! I know that they have at least one wind genny and yes another pull behind. For some reason I thought that Brain stated that they have 800 W in solar. Maybe i heard wrong? Just want to kinda get a reading. My boat is much smaller than theirs (38) & my husband insists on 1000W in solar. To me this is over kill..... or is it?
Tereasa A-Here is the vid th-cam.com/video/Z-896fMbjqQ/w-d-xo.html where Brian describes their solar output. I don't believe they have added any panels since then. There are many vids of Delos sailing in the last year that clearly shows the twin wind generators. The demand for power is a function of the boats power requirements. On their first trip across the Indian Ocean Delos had 7 crew members, all equipped with laptop computers that were being used quite a bit for video editing, music creation, blogging, art design work, communication. In addition there were many notebooks, tablets, I phones. Delos communication, navigation, radar, weather forecasting, auto pilot, and battery chargers were 24 volt based. I believe on Delos the refrigerators, and freezers operate on 24 volts. Delos has a bank of 8 deep cycle batteries that require constant charging. In addition Delos lights and fans all are powered from the 24 volt system. The list goes on cause nasty old body waste is removed by electric toilets, and dishes, people and boat decks are washed by water driven by electric pumps. Sails and anchor chains are moved by electric motors. There are probably a couple more items I forgot. As Brian said, Delos is a very power hungry boat. I of course have no idea what the power requirements are on your boat. When I designed the solar charging system for my RV and again my boat I worked with experts at the company that I was purchasing my solar equipment from to determine my daily amperage needs and estimated wattage from panels. Fudge factors are required because a solar system only charges at a max rate when the sun in shining directly at the panels. That would typically be at noon of each day. Daily wattage production varies depending on the seasons, with commensurate loss when storm clouds block the sun. The experts also helped me in estimating use factors for water pumps, electric lights, furnace blower motors, auto pilots, and on and on. One needs to understand that there are efficiency losses at every step of the electron movement from the panels to the batteries, through the wires and so on. I did these systems many years ago and have forgotten much of the specifics, however I do remember that the total charging requirement for RV and boat was about 25% higher than my initial calculations. Another factor to take into consideration is the voltage system on your boat compared to Delos. If your boat has the very common 12 volt system instead of the 24 volt system on Delos, the solar panels would be giving only 500 watts at 24 volts. A google search for "boat solar calculator" will yield a number of sites that are probably clearer than my rambling explanation. Hope this has been of some benefit. Ray
Hey Delos, Obviously, your in Brazil right now. Have your Caribbean plans changes considering what Hurricane Irma did? Needed cruiser infrastructure is pretty much gone for the foreseeable future in many of the leeward islands. While it would be really good for your audience to see all of that, are you guys still thinking of making that trip?
hey Paul, yes we are absolutely going for sure and have not changed our plans one bit. Infrastructure or not we want to support the local scene as much as possible any way we can. Fair Winds! Brian
Hi guys when you do these question and answer sessions can you repeat the questions asked by your audience so that those in audience and on TH-cam that could not hear the question have the context of your answers, apart from that great show.
Loved the talk guys, and all of your videos. Like a few others I experienced sound difficilties, but, it seemed to be coming from the rear of the crowd talking amongst themselves (very rude), but also what sounded like kitchen or restaurant noise cutting through the talk. A mild annoyance which just made me focus a little more. A few beers in the post.
Delos 2.0: you guys would be amazed if you meet the Brazilian sailor Amyr Klink!!! He has a 96ft expedition monohull with some pretty interesting solutions for rigging and stability!! He's a serious exploring sailor and have done some spectacular sailing to and around Antarctica!! It definitely worth the visit to Parati-RJ to meet him! @amyrklinkofficial
Love Rick Moore. Hes awesome!! You can get alot of books at thriftbooks.com. they are used but in great condition and for a fraction of the price. If they dont have it put it on your wishlist and they will try to find it. Free shipping in the USA when you spend 10 bucks. You earn points that can you can use for discounts off your orders. Check them out. Thriftbooks.com is an online store. Half price books is a great store. They are an actual store you can go into. Great prices again. They will also find books you are looking for if they dont have them
Brian and his dad have a rather distinct European look that is Basque. For most of the famous Spanish sailing expeditions / conquests, the ship's navigators were Basque and not Spanish. Brian and Brady, do you know your heritage?
I very much liked the beer comment by Brian which was a little bit crushed. Too long ago when i was travelling you could not always keep your beers cold and the best beers proved to be the filtered beers. Best known in the world is Corona however there are so many more. You can drink that on any beach with or without a slice of lemon or fridge. The comment is even better than generally perceived. Many people judge and comment to beer that it is only good the colder it is. Which is really silly because the cold masks bad flavors and makes it only more easy to drink beer, which is not equal to good taste..
I love watching these presentations. It drives me crazy how rude some of the people were when they spoke over Karin whenever she was talking. Old men who don't respect women do that without even thinking about it. Hopefully younger generations will be more polite.
Interesting where he said some countries don't even know you are there . I arrived in the USA last year at a port to a regatta event . There is a Video phone you are to check in at and no one answered . So I went and found a customs agent at the club - he could not check me in . So here I am wandering around the US an illegal desperately trying to not to be. Went had dinner then tried the phone again - took at least 15 tries before the most miserable guy ever answered .
Hi i'am from philippines and i love to wacth sv delos from the start, please...can i have one of your t-shirt sv delos for free as a sovenier from you guys. Thanks karin brian and brady god bless you all.
huh? don't say stuff like that on here. Besides, I'm pretty sure someone mentioned the room was open to the larger restaurant, which explains why you heard plates and silverware and no one in the room had plates or silverware.
Sjur Gabriel she's using an Omni directional mic. As where the guys are using a unidirectional microphone. Hense the reason for the sound of the audience when she speaks.
I first found you on TH-cam about 6 months ago and have been hooked ever since, I subscribed and went back and watched every VLOG I found (watching them all in order), I think that your video's are as good or better then anything I see on Discovery , History, or the like done on much bigger budgets, every time I get a message that a new video has been posted, I can't wait to see it! I spent 4 years in the US NAVY stationed on Whidbey island and sailing in the Med., then took a job as a service technician and traveled even more, and I always tell every, "do it while your young" it's more fun and you can do more. Now I just turned 50 and have 2 young boys that keep me occupied and broke (HOCKEY!) But watching your adventures is like therapy for a grounded adventurer. I'll be getting a small sailboat within a year so me and my boys can go learn how to sail, thanks for the inspiration , and safe travels.
Living vicariously through you all's sailing/life adventures makes me hopeful that one day I will embark on a similar journey. If the winds are kind, I may even be lucky enough to form a group of kindred spirits as fantastic and amazing as you all are.
Much love! ~ A Sailor at Heart
Even though I have a cooking channel on TH-cam, this is by far my favorite channel to watch, above all the people I know with their own cooking channels! You have been a total inspiration to my oldest son who recently purchased his first sailboat. Something to learn with similar to the one you described with the keel that will let up and down with a crank. I recently bought a brand new Suzuki 9.9 HP kicker motor for it with a remote throttle, and he installed a solar panel to keep his batteries charged up as well as a lot of other things needed on this 1979 MacGregor Venture 25. He has already started a channel up as well. Early beginnings, but you guys have shown what is possible if the passion and love for it is truly there!
Don't ever change!!! You guys are an inspiration.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THESE GUYS GET A WEEKLY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SHOW LIKE JACQUE COUSTEAU. THE HIGH QUALITY WELL DONE VIDEOS ARE OF THAT CALIBER. THIS 3 VIDEO MEET N GREET WAS A REAL TREAT THANK YOU DELOS.
You guys are big big stars. Its awsome how your videos have entertained me for a few yrs now. I thank you. Safe travels
Very cool 3 part presentation guys!
Yea ..It's been a few year's.Love you Guy's and Gal's ..I hope your happy and healthy .
No questions.....well, probably heaps but we both love you 3 and SV Delos. Always look forward to your posts
This series was a lot of fun. You guys really enjoy interacting with your fans,
Loved this presentation! The stories are awesome 🌞 You guys ROCK. Living the adventure only in my little Casita 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
Just found your videos this week. Addicted. Making me consider throwing in the land towel and getting back on the water. I got a limited window of time at my age. But thanks for the sharing. Very inspiring.
Thank you for choosing my country the Philippines.
Well...hallelujah!!! People that understand the meaning of life. It is not in the endorsements you gain or the material goods you accumulate. But the life you live each and every day.
I'm from Flagstaff, as well, so I don't know if being surrounded by such beauty instilled a peaceful heart. But thank you a million times for not succumbing to the material gods!!!
I enjoy the channel so much. I sail and love the feeling of calm.
Yuhoooo.Philippines.
Mabuhay.
I think Karin's audio was different than the guys- that's why it sounded like people were talking over her. Probably restaurant noise from other guests not part of the presentation.
That was fun to watch. Thanks guys.
I've typed four different comments and deleted them all cause they sounded corny.
Thank you.
for the videos, the stories, the experience, and taking all of us aolng
Thank you
Thank you very much for this added insight to the adventures of Delos. Tight sails.
Brian, Brady, ,and Karen....you guys are effing amazingly awesome. keep up the great work. sending a beer donation your way! Been a fan since the beginning and have shared you channel with many friends. Cheers! Dr. C
Well done guys, fabulous presentation as always! Loving what you do and what you represent.
I'm always a fan of your journey and your positive outlook! Thank you for excellent content!
You people are amazing . Keep doing what you're doing great . love you guys
You guys are awesome...plain and simple. Thanks for posting!
Great job on the videos and your meet up. I for one are glad you guys do this so people like myself can see places I will never get to in person. To you commenting fools, Karin is a little shy and she can hold her own. She is the glue that holds Delos together and has a big impact as part of the crew of Delos. She said it best when they talked about the guy trying to steal the outboard motor. She grabbed the video camera because she knew that was something she could do to help. Karin has a lot of common sense and it shows in everything she does on the boat. All three of them complement each other in a top notch crew. Thnks for all you guys do and as always I will be looking forward to your next video. (p.s. The Karin intro is the best. Love when she dives in the water. She looks like a super hero! )
You Delos crew rock, thanks to you guys I made it, to sail with SV Britican to the Kurks and Caicos.
Keep up the great videos guys! I enjoy watching them and look forward to your next adventure!!!
Excited we're getting caught up to real time.
Very neat guys - to have so many questions answered, that I've wondered about whilst watching & enjoying every second of your videos ( invariably living vicariously through your epic ocean adventuring ) Continued Happy happy sailing sea dogs & looking forward to your New Year explorations :p
Fantastic show guys
About Delos 2.0: I think you might enjoy reading 'Between Two Poles' (ISBN: 0747519722). Now that you're visiting Brazil, if you are planning a stop in Paraty, you may end up meeting the author yourself. He is a renowned Brazilian sailor and adventurer who accomplished the first single-handed crossing of the South Atlantic in a rowing boat!
Great relaxed presentation guys, JWD (Job Well Done)!
Simple - "You are doing it Right" Awesome effort, Inspirational, Total Respect for your Integrity, You are the Benchmark! IMO - a bit of sponsorship is cool, done right! Love you guys! Thanks for doing what you do and sharing! Could complement much more but i don't want to wear out my keyboard! : )
Love you guys! Hope to see you if and when you come back up to Seattle!!! Maybe I will have my boat by then!
Fair winds and following seas, until then stay safe!
34:40 I would love to see this, including Korea and the Aleutian Islands
More fun than I've had on a video in at least a week. Host maintenance ftw.
We love you Karen, I'm having a shot now for you. I'm in Tampa post Hurricane shot. Cheers!
Super. I`d like to meet you somewhere in the world. I`m only on the start of this road, but your lifestyle inspires me
Let us know when you are coming to Seattle...love to see you all in person...
congrats on a job well done!!
love u guys ❤❤
We love you too!
Winning!!! See you guys in Trinidad, I'll take some time off to give you a tour! Ps first case of beers is definitely on me!
After all these years I just today discovered the Karin and I have the LA degree in common! That's about where it stops as I'm over 1000 NM from the nearest ocean. haha
You are my favorite vid's to watch on YT" ( # 1 )
If I were rich I'd support you. !
Thank you for the fantastic vid's and adventures.
Ol squid'
Hello. I understand the air conditioning on Delos runs only with the generator on. How often you guys have to turn on the a/c on Delos because of being too hot of a weather? Thanks again for sharing your adventures.
feels like yall just won the academy award
Thanks guys for your presentation. Much appreciated. There has been a rumour going around about you talking with Amel. Reading between the lines is this completely wrong or is there a possibility of seeing a Delos 2 at some stage from Amel. I mean to say you have proven Delos as one hell of a boat. "If it's not broken then don't fix it?"
As far as I know Amel don't make cats and I won't dignify such a ridiculous comment by bothering to find out. Even more affronting is that you posted your comment on this page as the Delos crew would be the last people to talk about other sailors in a derogatory manner.The last I heard La Vagabond are planning a clockwise circumnavigation of the northern Atlantic so your information about the French Riviera is about as wrong as the ugly pills you're taking.
Can you share your thoughts about possibly cruising with Delos in the Caribbean post-Irma.
well done
I really enjoyed all three parts of your presentation and I learned new things or straightened out some wrong ideas. Special ops like this is why Delos stays at number one in my book. No doubt the main reason Delos is so interesting and well liked, is due to Brian, Karin and Brady. There were some very rude talking people in the back that made it a bit hard sometimes to hear what was being said up front....made me wonder why they even came.
wow, felt bad.. never had a chance to explorer philippines and i was born and raise there for 18 years
Brian, I have heard you say that Delos is an energy thirsty boat. How many watts of solar do you guys have on board?
Tereasa A- In a previous video Brian stated Delos could generate 600 watts from the solar panels. In addition to the solar they also have 2 wind generators, however I can't remember if any power output from those has been provided. They also have a propeller ocean driven generator, though the only time I remember that being used was when they were on a lengthy crossing of the Indian ocean and the inverter failed so they couldn't get any 24V power from the diesel generator. Ray
RoadRashRay- Hey thanks for a reply! I know that they have at least one wind genny and yes another pull behind. For some reason I thought that Brain stated that they have 800 W in solar. Maybe i heard wrong? Just want to kinda get a reading. My boat is much smaller than theirs (38) & my husband insists on 1000W in solar. To me this is over kill..... or is it?
Tereasa A-Here is the vid th-cam.com/video/Z-896fMbjqQ/w-d-xo.html where Brian describes their solar output. I don't believe they have added any panels since then. There are many vids of Delos sailing in the last year that clearly shows the twin wind generators. The demand for power is a function of the boats power requirements. On their first trip across the Indian Ocean Delos had 7 crew members, all equipped with laptop computers that were being used quite a bit for video editing, music creation, blogging, art design work, communication. In addition there were many notebooks, tablets, I phones. Delos communication, navigation, radar, weather forecasting, auto pilot, and battery chargers were 24 volt based. I believe on Delos the refrigerators, and freezers operate on 24 volts. Delos has a bank of 8 deep cycle batteries that require constant charging. In addition Delos lights and fans all are powered from the 24 volt system. The list goes on cause nasty old body waste is removed by electric toilets, and dishes, people and boat decks are washed by water driven by electric pumps. Sails and anchor chains are moved by electric motors. There are probably a couple more items I forgot. As Brian said, Delos is a very power hungry boat. I of course have no idea what the power requirements are on your boat. When I designed the solar charging system for my RV and again my boat I worked with experts at the company that I was purchasing my solar equipment from to determine my daily amperage needs and estimated wattage from panels. Fudge factors are required because a solar system only charges at a max rate when the sun in shining directly at the panels. That would typically be at noon of each day. Daily wattage production varies depending on the seasons, with commensurate loss when storm clouds block the sun. The experts also helped me in estimating use factors for water pumps, electric lights, furnace blower motors, auto pilots, and on and on. One needs to understand that there are efficiency losses at every step of the electron movement from the panels to the batteries, through the wires and so on. I did these systems many years ago and have forgotten much of the specifics, however I do remember that the total charging requirement for RV and boat was about 25% higher than my initial calculations. Another factor to take into consideration is the voltage system on your boat compared to Delos. If your boat has the very common 12 volt system instead of the 24 volt system on Delos, the solar panels would be giving only 500 watts at 24 volts. A google search for "boat solar calculator" will yield a number of sites that are probably clearer than my rambling explanation. Hope this has been of some benefit. Ray
900 or more
Delos, if you could change your boat. What size and what manufacturer would it be?
maybe a 75-80 ft ketch, not sure the manufacturer though...
Surely another Amel, no?! The new 55 sloop looks amazeballs!
Hey, that'd be a marketing coup for Amel if they handed you one!
You listening Henri?! ;)
Sailing SV Delos forgot to ask. What sort of keel? Shallow, deep, lifting or bit In between. Also heavy displacement or something a lot lighter?
NotnaRed I watched. Wondered if anything had changed
I hope that the remaining idyllic spots in the Caribbean survive this hurricane season in good order, and that we can enjoy them with you.
When y'all reach the Caribbean, it'd be great to see a Trautman family trip.
(Please don't visit during hurricane season.)
did you guys spend the storm times in the Caribbean????
hope you are safe much love to all y'alll
Guys...the closed caption button is missing.
japan, yes please..!!!
Brian looks like a young Burt Renolds
If I see his balls one more time.........Brian once again demonstrating why he is such a cool and mellow captain.
Karen, Brady and Brian! of all those sailing vlogs I find yours the most entertaining AND informative! Thanks.
I brought the Red Horse haha. Still drinking it today. You can find it at Total Wine.
Gabe! You rock bro thanks so much for surprising us. Hope to cross paths again! Brian
Any news on Delos 2.0? :)
Hey Delos, Obviously, your in Brazil right now. Have your Caribbean plans changes considering what Hurricane Irma did? Needed cruiser infrastructure is pretty much gone for the foreseeable future in many of the leeward islands. While it would be really good for your audience to see all of that, are you guys still thinking of making that trip?
hey Paul, yes we are absolutely going for sure and have not changed our plans one bit. Infrastructure or not we want to support the local scene as much as possible any way we can. Fair Winds! Brian
Hi guys when you do these question and answer sessions can you repeat the questions asked by your audience so that those in audience and on TH-cam that could not hear the question have the context of your answers, apart from that great show.
What happened to Josja(spelled wrong) and Brady? Seemed very fast after the big ship party she split?
T.I.V- Yeah He and Josha were only together for 4 years. Tap and a go.
Loved the talk guys, and all of your videos.
Like a few others I experienced sound difficilties, but, it seemed to be coming from the rear of the crowd talking amongst themselves (very rude), but also what sounded like kitchen or restaurant noise cutting through the talk. A mild annoyance which just made me focus a little more.
A few beers in the post.
WHERE ARE YOU NOW,DELOS AND YOU GUYS
They're here in Brazil
Delos 2.0: you guys would be amazed if you meet the Brazilian sailor Amyr Klink!!! He has a 96ft expedition monohull with some pretty interesting solutions for rigging and stability!! He's a serious exploring sailor and have done some spectacular sailing to and around Antarctica!! It definitely worth the visit to Parati-RJ to meet him! @amyrklinkofficial
Love Rick Moore. Hes awesome!! You can get alot of books at thriftbooks.com. they are used but in great condition and for a fraction of the price. If they dont have it put it on your wishlist and they will try to find it. Free shipping in the USA when you spend 10 bucks. You earn points that can you can use for discounts off your orders. Check them out. Thriftbooks.com is an online store. Half price books is a great store. They are an actual store you can go into. Great prices again. They will also find books you are looking for if they dont have them
Brian and his dad have a rather distinct European look that is Basque. For most of the famous Spanish sailing expeditions / conquests, the ship's navigators were Basque and not Spanish. Brian and Brady, do you know your heritage?
i wouldn´t go to Brazil if i were you!
Never was this early...I mean on TH-cam.
Please stick with a monohull !
I loved the videos, but wow so many people talking... are they not there to listen to you? Keep up the great videos
Funny how they never mentioned Erin. Not sure what happened to Erin. Not a lot of video of her though.
I very much liked the beer comment by Brian which was a little bit crushed. Too long ago when i was travelling you could not always keep your beers cold and the best beers proved to be the filtered beers. Best known in the world is Corona however there are so many more. You can drink that on any beach with or without a slice of lemon or fridge. The comment is even better than generally perceived. Many people judge and comment to beer that it is only good the colder it is. Which is really silly because the cold masks bad flavors and makes it only more easy to drink beer, which is not equal to good taste..
If anyone needs a crewmember for the Delos reunion in the Caribbean.....please contact me!
I love watching these presentations. It drives me crazy how rude some of the people were when they spoke over Karin whenever she was talking. Old men who don't respect women do that without even thinking about it. Hopefully younger generations will be more polite.
Red Horse Beer FTW
I have green kard and money
Yeah the crowd noise increased as the alcohol kicked in 🙄
Karen keeps getting more beautiful... If that's even possible... I want a shirt....
Interesting where he said some countries don't even know you are there . I arrived in the USA last year at a port to a regatta event . There is a Video phone you are to check in at and no one answered . So I went and found a customs agent at the club - he could not check me in . So here I am wandering around the US an illegal desperately trying to not to be. Went had dinner then tried the phone again - took at least 15 tries before the most miserable guy ever answered .
I think that's how the cubans get into Florida. hahaha
My uncle drinks Redhorse with a straw afterwork everyday
old and young loves red horse beer in the philippines
I used to go to Pima college in Tucson I love to sale with you and pay for you food I m very quiet
Hi i'am from philippines and i love to wacth sv delos from the start, please...can i have one of your t-shirt sv delos for free as a sovenier from you guys. Thanks karin brian and brady god bless you all.
I don't thrink and stay up all night
Why didnt Karen get a shot? I also noticed the crowd talked over her much more than they spoke over the guys. Not cool! 🙋♀️🤷♀️
its her mic/ audio feed- feminist dummy
mansplaining and manterruptions. LOL
I'm more wondering what third wheel Brady was doing there, he looked so out of place.
Women can multitask, and I think Brady is more of a girl than Karen, in terms of wanting to be seen and heard.
oh dude :)
Pretty rude that people are talking during their presentation
Thats Americans........
huh? don't say stuff like that on here. Besides, I'm pretty sure someone mentioned the room was open to the larger restaurant, which explains why you heard plates and silverware and no one in the room had plates or silverware.
Keep up the calm :-) What a rude audience ... especially to Karin.
Sjur Gabriel she's using an Omni directional mic. As where the guys are using a unidirectional microphone. Hense the reason for the sound of the audience when she speaks.
finally someone got it right , it enhances the the sounds from 360 degrees
Old footage..
Americans talking about where to find the best beer is horrible for a german subscriber ;D
that redhorse beer kicks like horse lol. i think children behave better compare to that crowed. rude old people i say