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Sailing for Oysters | History of the Chesapeake | S06E26
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2021
- We’ve heard that St. Michaels is one of the quaintest towns on the Chesapeake and is home to the Chesapeake Maritime Museum, a must see for ship building history nuts. So we sail over to St. Michaels to check it out!
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We moved away from Maryland in 2004 and I will always miss it. I LOVED St. Michaels!
Oh man. I always enjoy yalls videos, but these history tours. *Chefs kiss*
I love Oslo’s new do ! 🦴💙🐾
You can see his face now . . .
He’s adorable !
Oh gosh, you are in my backyard. I hope you were made to feel welcome and thank you for highlighting our history. Love you two (+ puppy)
I know I am way down the list of comments, but again you go right to my heart. Damn...St Micheals? Before Miss Molly it was a charter trip with my brother (now passed from cancer), his wife, and my ex-wife. What an experience we had. Left St. M on a pea soup foggy morning to cross the bay to our Sat night docking. this was before AIS, before nice Nav screens. I had to navigate dead reckoning and man, when you hear that fog horn blast from a ship you cannot see as you cross the channel...it was not a relaxing crossing.
Side note, my brother Jonathan and I bought a 28 ft gentleman's Skipjack, wooden, with the idea we would fix her up and sail her to parts unknown. Reality and life changed those plans, but I fell in love with Skipjacks and had a hell of a respect for Oysterman of Chesapeake Bay.
Watching this I want to go back in time and ... and savor that time with my brother even more. Thanks again..your journey has helped me relive mine.
As a member of the CBMM and local sailor thank you for highlighting this wonderful place!
Love seeing you guys in and near my home waters. Annapolis and St. Michaels are special places, each with their unique charm. Cheers from the South River!
I lived along the South River many years ago on a farm called, oddly enough, South River Farm. I think the county bought the property, razed the farmhouse, and turned it into a park of some sort (called South River Farm(s) Park 😎). It's just to the southeast of Edgewater, and the property included Mayo Point. I had a small sailboat at the time and enjoyed many hours on the water. I agree with you - these are very special places. Maybe we were neighbors!
@@billvs6505 Hi neighbor! There are a few parks on the Mayo peninsula. South River Farms Park is the one accessible from inside the Loch Haven neighborhood, and I'm guessing the place where the farmhouse was is now where they have a county building where they store a bunch of equipment. The entrance makes you wonder if you're even in the right place, but you walk down a long path and you eventually end up on a rise looking back to the community marina, or if you press on there's a tiny beach with a huge view of the river and Turkey Point. Maybe that's Mayo Point? The path there wraps around a small inlet that you can get a kayak into if the tide is high enough (or if you don't mind getting your ankles wet). It's a nice peaceful escape from the large waves and wake you often get on the river proper.
@@CT112380 Yes - that's the spot! Lived there for a couple or 3 years in the late 70s early 80s til I moved to Colorado. I do miss that area and the Chesapeake Bay. I'd love to walk the land again. There were actually 3 houses on the property at one point, and coming home up the long driveway after work was like going on vacation. Thanks for the reply - hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
I grew up sailing the Chesapeake. I live in Florida now. St Michaels was always a favorite destination on the weekends
Everytime I see a TH-camr near a wooden boat under construction I expect a Sailing Tally Ho joke....I'm Desiree...I'm a sailor and Im on a mission to rebuild and restore this classic sailing yacht
Osso is looking 👌 🔥 like a champion 🏆 🥇 with the new hair cut.
Commentary, narration, storytelling and videography are just amazing. Thank you for sharing the history and innovation of our great nation! Blessings
We went on a tour of HMS Victory in Portsmouth Navel Dockyards UK. During the tour we went through the upper gallery of the hold and noted the tonnes of gravel used as ballast in the bottom of the ship, below the cargoes and stores consignments down there. We were told that working in the hold was one of the most dangerous jobs, especially when at sea. For example in rough weather or when the captain ordered a change of course and ballast, cargo and stores had to be repositioned. Heavy, dangerous work in semi darkness, low light conditions. For me it was the most interesting part of what was in every department an excellent tour.
The Dove is going to look pretty amazing when she is done!
VERY Cool and Interesting Video THANKS for Sharing God Bless the 3 of you and watch over Guide and Protect you Amen🙏
St Michael, one of our favorite anchorage. And not far from our marina.
Hey Jordan and Desiree, Thanks for taking us along on your adventures.
I love ST Michaels. Fantastic episode.
Best sailing channel on y-Tube!! Thanks!
The Chesapeake area is super amazing 👏 😍 🙌.
Absolutely fascinating… So many interesting places with amazing people in the Unites States to visit, just added another one to my Someday list… Thanks for sharing your adventures.
As always, a very informative video. Thanks for all your efforts in showing us the lifestyle you have chosen. Enjoy the oysters. I'm all smiles after this one.
It’s like going home to me. I grew up in Virginia and spent almost every weekend between Annapolis, Saint Michael’s, the west river, Thomas point light, etc. sure beats freezing in Michigan.
Wow ! Beautiful views of the Chesapeake. So good to see that you hung around after the boat show... and this must be quite current with the leaves changing. It was just 70° a couple days ago here in Annapolis and the leaves were peak! Terrific tour of that beautiful yacht being built.
Congratulations on punching your new yacht into shape! She looks ready for anything. Cheers!
Really first rate video production. I need to add St. Michaels to my list to visit.
My home town is Washington NC....lived right on Bridge Street until I graduated from High School
So beautiful there. Thanks for taking us along.😎
that had great educational content about the bay and oyster fishing of the past. I grew up in the shrimping community of Lafitte La. it also has a great past, being named for the pirate Jean Lafitte.
Great tour of thje museum. I know you had fun talking with the knowledgeable locals.
Great episode thanks for sharing!! Be safe Atticus crew!
Makes me wish I'd stopped there. Again we were on the same wind! Through the Kent narrows and around to little choptank for me when I was there. ☺️ Sailing with dogs is tough, but I love the rewards!
Hey, Washington NC. That is my old stomping ground. You sailed by Belhaven, NC and that is where I was raised. I pulled crab pots on the Pamlico River. NICE...
Really interesting and riveting primer on the Chesapeake Bay!
Have to check out more sometime, road trip!
I have been bored and worked on my oyster shucking skills.
Salem, MA.
Thanks for connecting us to the past! 😎
I laugh every times I see your opening ad with oso falling over because of his life preserver.
Beautiful video and beautiful couple. I love following your adventures.
I went back and started watching from the beginning and it gives me a whole new appreciation of what you've both accomplished. Hugs! 😊❤🌏☀️⛵
So glad to hear from you guys again.
Welcome back to Maryland....cheers from on board Roman's Empire in Back River! Have a great time!
I hope next week you tell the BIGGEST story of St Michaels. The battle against the British where St Michaels didn’t fire a shot yet they saved the town and valuable shipyard that built Privateers!
Thank you
Osso's hair looks great! He'll love it like that it the summer!
Hope you enjoyed the Chesapeake - spent alot of summers there growing up!
Awesome! Reminds me of my time in the Pacific, and the traditions that run deep and make me want to return to the ocean.
Wow really exceptional content this week! I live in the DC area and its nice to see things from different perspectives! Its awesome to see people so passionate about light houses, ship building, rigging, etc. Glad we still have people like this!
Wow! You really did it this time. What an utterly fantastic segment! Your videos rival the very best. Can't wait for the next one each week.
Nice episode. Don't know what else to write this week. This is to please the algorythm.
Excellent !!!!! Thanks.
This was an exceptional video that I really enjoyed with some great information
Thanks for your video. Very interesting these moments of history, it makes known beautiful places and their naval history. Thanks and have a great week.
St. Michaels is the quite essential baymans town. The marina where my dad has his boat back in the 1980's had a bugeye. Seeing that boat under sail was quite astonishing. Here it is today, Desiree and Jordan can sail their boat. That bugeye literally needed a 5-8 person crew! If you ever get the chance, Crisfield, Cambridge and Kent Narrows (among others) are neat places to see on the bay as well! Safe journeys Atticus!
Great to see you guys as always. im in the mood for oysters now!
Thanks for sharing, great video
That was awesome. I love these videos, when we learn about the history of where you are visiting.
Great episode guys. Desiree you are going to be a fabulous mom. You showed a loving side of you this week that was nice to see. You guys are probably in my neck of the woods as I write this. My boat is on Clubfoot Creek. One creek over from Adams Creek (the ICW) on the Neuse River. I wish I could sail past you guys and say hello
Wait a second. Did I miss something. Desiree, are you pregnant??
Fantastic episode! Loved it. Thank you.
Watched your latest video before this one but from that video I realized how comfortable you have both become and are now quite seasoned and experienced on the water. Submarines, Battleships, Jet Fighters, Tug Boats and of course the dreaded Crab & Lobster pots all over the place. But they seem not to phase you at all! I would be freaking out to say the least. LOL, 😆 🤣.
My Saturday is now complete!( even though it’s only lunchtime!)
Great episode. Learn something new every episode.
👍
Well done guys. Hope alls well. X
Me too even though this is after 1am on Sunday morning, that's the trouble with being ahead of the rest of the world. Enjoy your Saturday afternoon
that was terrific....loved the history....thanks!!! very cool video, well done.
That was really interesting, thank you for sharing. I enjoy the direction your videos have been going when you explore the maritime areas of the east coast.
I live in St. Mary's County so this video hits home! Thank you!
I woke up this morning and saw we had another episode of Sailing Project Atticus! I grabbed my Sailing Project Atticus coffee mug, filled it with some hot coffee and settled in for the episode! Thanks again for another excellent Saturday morning! As always much love and Godspeed from Pismo Beach California!
So glad you guys are doing good. Keep sailing south!
Thanks for a very informative video. I love visiting St. Michael’s and the Chesapeake Bay on my way sailing North in the spring and South in the fall. I’m enjoying your cruising. Wow! So much fun. following you.
Nice video! Thanks!
Very nice informative video. Cheers
Awesome Guys. Very Educational for us on the other side of the world. Soo pretty yes , CPT Oso looks happy as Thanks
I purchased a Allied Seawind MK11 based on your experiences on Atticus. I hope you will stop at West Marine Ft Lauderdale where I work. Your travels have gotten me as close as possible to my future adventures
The weekly history lesson should be considered successful. This episode made me miss the Chesapeake so much. I wish for a hot bowl of she-crab soup and a roll of sourdough. Thanks for sharing your adventures guys.
As usual, this went by too quickly. Thanks for taking the time and effort to produce this video. I don't know how, but you raise the bar every time you upload. Fair winds and following seas!
Today, I just want to compliment you too, for your fine filming. Also the tour of shore tour, talking to the builders of fine boats impresses the hell out of me.
Good to see you today
I have sailed on skipjacks twice in the 80s
Nice episode thanks. I enjoyed it in my hotel in Michigan where I am for work at the moment.
I giggled looking at your pup's expression... Holy moly he's cute
Idk if you guys watch other channels but if you like this style there’s a couple that’s built their own wooden boat for cruising called Salt and Tar definitely worth checking out if you like them traditional building…
Great episode. But sometimes, as an audience, we forget to say the positives. So here goes: This episode made my simple little Samsung TU7000 55 inch look better than usual. In other words, the lighting on this episode was perfect. The contrast and clarity. No overblown highlights and the blacks were simply magical. Not crushed or muddy, the editing of this episode truly shows. Great job. Have y'all shared what video/camera systems you are using. They were spot on this time around. Thanks.
Excellent and very informative video guys thanks!
Really interesting video this week. Great job.
You need to stop at St. Mary's River (st Mary's city) Truly one of the prettiest river in america. (yes I am prejudiced as I was raised on the river) Don't miss it.
VERY INTERESTING ON THEM OYSRTERMEN! BOTH MY GRANDPAS WERE OYSTERMAN. MY FATHER OWNED A 60 FT OYSTERBOAT WHEN I WAS A YOUNG TEENAGER/,
Glad to see you are exploring Chesapeake Bay. It is a wonderful cruising ground, and if you don't go aground in the Bay you're not really exploring it. I lived aboard an Alden schooner for 15 years and sailed the Bay every year. I miss it! Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Thank’s great job about my home town👍👍👍
I would love to get ahold of one of the oyster buy boats, I would make that a liveaboard in a heartbeat.
That's the funny thing you two and me call the Chesapeake bay a nice day this time of year,but my marina has a few bundled up people walking around in parkas looking at me like I'm crazy in 40 degree weather and a t shirt. They must be from the Caribbean,lol.
Oso really suits his haircut!
Wow, what a beautiful place to live. The trees in fall are fantastic. Thanks for this wonderful episode ❤
Well done. My favorite part of the USA.
I am excited about you guys sailing
Come on....Walter Cronkite with his crisp phrasing about...Oyster boats? Masterful video here!!! So respectful of this amazing area and its history. Loved the drone shots too!! So enjoying your stories each week.
Great HD video images from the hand held and drone camera. Good story telling with a New England theme, a, beginning middle and and end. . That 3rd order undamaged "Made in France" Fresnel lens is priceless. What was not said was that its beams were engineered in such a way as to provided a skipper with a distance measurement from shore. During the switch over to remote control lights the Coast Guard used to just dump these very expensive hand made lights (some 8-ft tall) with precision brass gears rotation mechanism into the ocean before people found to and started the lighthouse conservation society. His five Atticus 2.
Enjoying your travels. You hit a nerve with the autopilot warning point. I was sailing in the Sea of Cortez a couple of years ago and as I came into a small port my AIS triggered a warning on a GPS that I was using for sonar only. At the time I was one manning my boat. The warning completely covered the screen and there was no obvious way to stop it. This unfortunately was one factor that led to damage to my dagger board. The AIS warning was triggered by nearby Mexican Navy boats that were docked. My point is that the equipment manufacturers need to come up with a different way of warning that doesn't completely block the screens.
I was waiting for Walter Cronkite's famous news bulletin:
"Oysters have been considered a natural aphrodisiac for hundreds of years and are widely used here on the Chesapeake... and that's the way it is!" 🦪🦪🦪😍😍
Lol
Cronkite was quite a sailor and had a house on the Bay
Well it looks like St. Michaels just made the list of places I want to see! I love fall leaves changing colors, mix that with what appears to be beautiful sailing on the Chesapeake, wow! Also anytime there is rich local history and a museum to dork out over I’m hooked!
Awesome episode. The ship building is very cool. Years ago a friend in our glass factory asked me ( I was a Machinist Moldmaker ) if I could make him a pully out of wood and bend some metal to make it look like one off a ship. His wife wanted to suspend a plant from it. It turned out really good. We felt we could make anything back in the day! Well all bragging aside, nice work you two. Always fun. Burlington Bill here doing a little busking from home and on the road. ( I wrote and played Sailing to Freedom for Sailing into Freedom). Stay safe out there and enjoy the adventure.
Very interesting video...thanks for sharing✌💜
Thanks for sharing another great video , love all the history of the ships and the oyster boats. ⛵️⛵️💕
Great video. Beautiful place.
Thank you for such an interesting and informative video, beautifully shot and edited. And you can’t beat oysters!
This video is another example of why I love your sailing channel so much. Just great content as usual. Love the maritime history in this one. Thank you!
Awesome Show guys- History nerd here! Cheers
Well another great history lesson. Walter Cronkite was a very refreshing and very missed voice. He added a calmness to everything he did. Plus as I am sure you know was also a sailor. I hope you will report back to us ……..what was wrong with the autopilot? As always thanks, be safe and have fun.
Great episode and very interesting
Great clip Atticus
Maryland is very lovely...It is a summer tourist ground even for us Canadians!
Also fun to learn about the oister industry
Cheers