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You can soldier onto the main board and run it directly on 12VDC and do away with the router, the newer models dont seem to have as good GPS chip so take a while longer to get a fix

I really love MUSTIQUE ITS WORLD FAMOUS.REFER TO AS THE ISLAND OF THE RICH & FAMOUS🇻🇨💯❤️

Fabulous family outing to the waterfall. ⛵️ Beautiful filmography of the Caribbean.

That was really lovely. For those of us unable to sail the seas of the world with you, your generosity in sharing your adventures is awe-inspiring and truly humbling. Thank you so much!

I for sure would have wrapped that line around the dinghy propeller, the boat propeller and on a bad day both!! People on yachts a couple of miles away would have heard us screaming at each other when trying to position the boat (just before the aforementioned rope and propeller meet). All part of the fun 😂

"Going where the butter melts." Life goals! I really enjoyed the music spliced into this WoNdErFuL vlog. Safe travels. ❤

What an adventure, I think we should all try swimming with someone sitting our our backs.

Thank you for sharing your adventures with us! Safe travels. ❤

Beautiful country

This is a great video. I do long lining in Greece. But each time I see your videos I see ways to improve

Alright, I have two choices. 📌First: Ultra Marine Anchor 📌Second: Mantus M1 model

Nice episode with your daughter. Havnt seen people riding in the ocean before. That was quite an adventure to get to the waterfall, a long hike that reminded me of Capt Ron. Yes you never get bored of being in the water in the Caribbean, suggest you get comfortable with a small weight belt so its not a struggle to get down.

Looks like an excellent bit of kit. I would like to see how it performs extracting someone in full sailing gear with an inflated life jacket which presumably they would be wearing. I'm thinking of the extra weight of someone in what would now be wet sailing gear.

Fantastic, really enjoyed your journey, look forward to the next leg for sure. I have watched you from the start but it’s been great recapping on your adventures, stay safe and thank you 👍

Talking from experience. Once I had a girlfriend who loved horses. So, I bought a property in the country side and three horses while I sailed my 34ft sailing yacht. I was doing the house-bookkeeping and found out that her hobby was 10x more expensive than mine, based on monthly costs apart from the house and the Jeep Cherokee. The saying is true: "Horse owners die poor"

That was fun! Thanks so much! 🤗

Why are the horses wearing some sort of ear-socks? Not frostbite I assume?🤨

I'm on my 5th video of your channel and just noticed Puerto de la Duquesa!! Been there a few times, wifes' family knows the owner(s) of the Italitan restaurant you were eating at. :) Watching you around the Carribean thinking you're far away from where I am, then see Duquesa ha..

Nice, blue see reminds me on Alanya

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I cannot agree more press throttle car goes or my case motorbike. Why get on something with it's own brain. Not for me. But the lassies seemed to enjoy it.

Riding horses through the water. What a great opening!

As ever a fantastic video. The birds are Boobys, the Caribbean relatives of the Gannets. Shearwaters would be in Europe in our summer and South Atlantic in our winter.

I am jealous of your wife LOL! My wife gets seasick watching a fishing show on TV. My wife is a trooper and she'd be perfect for long range trips and I'd be in the middle of a several year tour of our planet on a similar boat to yours if she could hack it. After many times trying, it's not going to happen. My current boat is a 75' long range sport fisher/cruiser with full stabilization. She still cant handle it. I'm "stuck" doing local US west coast trips with my crusty old fishing pals with a couple of trips to the sea of cortez each year. Otherwise I'd be off doing what you are. I guess I'll have to live my ocean wandering dreams vicariously through your excellent videos :)

Yes very entertaining and such enthusiasm!. Your videos always seem like tourist guides for the ports you visit ( a compliment!). Editing feedback - too much preventer detail.

Brilliant video, one of your best. Love the combination of onshore adventures and sailing. Lovely to see Millie again too. Thanks!

The life we should all be living. Thanks, Millie and SFI. Can't wait for the ABCs. And someone please give that crab a hug!

Very interesting video much enjoyed

Lots of excitement and fun in this episode, maybe because the kids around. Havnt seen horses in the ocean before. Quite an expedition to get to the waterfall , seemed worth the effort! Great memories.

another great video. Lovel the waterfall. You two / three do like a walk!

I had to go down a small rabbit hole on shearwaters diving capabilities 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Entertaining and educational vid Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍

but horses have those two extensions at their heads... aren't those for throttle and changing the gears?

With your knowledge Steve, and if you ever feel like growing roots somewhere warm, starting a sailing school could be an idea. Great video guys.

Mystique was adventurous. A dream of mine to ride horses on the beach. What a great memory to have with your daughter. I was a bit scared on the hike waterfall. Almost looked abandoned and very slippery.

New to sailing but we have our boat in the water, hopefully see you folks out there someday. fair winds Ian & Kiki

I like the look of this product for short handed sailing but a bit nervous about buying from them, the website isn't even complete, lots of page holding comments like their work isn't complete, eg "edit with the Customer Reassurance module". Also says price is tax inc but not sure that would be the case for a UK buyer.

Just found this video and saw great job done. The video making with all the explanations shows clearly how hard and precise is this repair. Your chanel is joy and useful to watch. Fair winds and Good luck!

Well my mom says Richard Ogg Danforth was the dude who done all that

If you were in L.A. and you could find them…”you could hire The A Team” to free your stuck anchor.😂

I really respect your comparison of 3x to 5x. That says a lot for your understanding of anchoring geometry. 3:1 is typical minimum for the geometry of the anchor. 5:1 increases weight, overcomes tide and waves, and facilitates resetting after a shift. In optimum conditions 3:1 will hold. 4:1 to 5:1 overcomes typical issues. 3:1 isn't bad for lake sailors. Ocean sailors should use 5:1.

Very helpful video for my future sailing adventures from San Francisco to the South. I've sailed from SF to Cabo San Lucas twice with radar and AIS, but having weather intel would be great vs Grib files which aren't always accurate. Safe travels.

Many thanks for your work. I have a Spade on my Lagoon 42 in Croatia, and we do find that it has a habit of ending up on its back, my wife calls it 'beetle mode', once set though it has worked very well, and we have had some serious wind shifts as thunderstorms have passed overhead. We normally anchor, rather than go into a marina (very expensive with just two of us onboard a cat), or harbour, we like being 'off grid' and make use of our solar and water maker to allow us to enjoy quiet bays. However, I need to replace my chain, and the galvanisation on the Spade is showing some wear and tear and I have been considering an Ultra, and watching this has convinced me that, despite being expensive, it is an excellent investment for us to make.

dont grow old grow out ✊🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 see you out there soon hopefully 🙏🏻🤞🏻 loved this long form video.

No likey - blatant advertising - we want sailing video that’s why we watch!

Rocna

really enjoyed the feature length format !!!!

I've spent a lot of time in nasty blows in all sorts of bottom conditions with Bruce, Fortress, CQR, Rocnas and Danforth. If I ever get another sailboat, it'll have a Rocna as the main anchor and a danforth for a stern/secondary anchor for sure.

I've had a rocna anchor 4 feet into the mud. Needed a shovel to dig it out at low tide. In the demo you showed the anchor would never be a problem to remove. Friend had his boat drag until the anchor went under a large sunken log . Needed to dive to get it out. I always have a very strong rope tied to the back of the anchor with a float. That way I can pull the anchor out in reverse.

It looked like one of the standing rig wires was rubbing the security line wire.