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@@graefrath01 Hi Stephan, we had our solar frame built in Turkey. Sorry we don’t have any contact details for you. Our marina manager organised all the work for us and the tradesman that did the work spoke no English at all. We didn’t change the batteries, we stayed with the factory fitted AGMs, cheers.

@@ianfalls2183 thanks Ian, hope all is well with your crew cheers

@@GlendaMixer-jz7vc thanks Glenda, we’ll do our best but it can get very same same out there cheers

@@lets_go_see_ thanks, we found Cape Verde interesting cheers.

@@darrellpugh6186 cheers

@@ayselaysuyildirim Hello gorgeous Aysu, so nice to hear from you on our channel. We miss you too, we hope you are well 💕💕💕

@@LetsDanceSailing i m ok. You look happy and nice. Nice to see you on here. 🤍🤍

@@MostIntelligentMan it’s a cool place with a great vibe, cheers

@@alexstevenson2222 think it got something to do with our lazy approach to getting movies out. Thanks for hanging with us and the comment, cheers.

@@malgraham351 enjoy mate 👍

Hi Carl, thank you so much for your very kind words. Comments like yours keep us motivated to continue the sharing of our adventures. So glad you found our channel and like what we do, happy viewing.

Thanks Carl glad you enjoyed it. You are right about our music it is all covered by copyright. We don’t monetise our channel in any way, any add revenue goes straight to the artists we use, this is how we can continue, cheers.

Hey Joel, thanks for dropping by our channel, enjoy the ride. Great to chat with you and the family at the show and hearing about your interesting past. Will keep you and Coffs in mind if we are passing through, cheers.

Cheers Robert, thanks for dropping by the stand and checking out our channel.

Hi Bob, it really was a pleasure to meet you today. Glad you enjoyed the vid and a ‘sail down memory lane’. Welcome on board our adventure. Keep living the good life. Cheers

Cheers mate, even with 4 on board you would be surprised just how tied you get over a long passage. Even so, wouldn’t trade our experience for anything.

Thanks Robert, we love our music. A lot of the tunes used in this one were influenced by Neil.

Agree with Robert love the music on your channel it brings back so many good memories ♥️

@@nurseae thanks, glad you enjoy it cheers.

We are indeed, thanks for watching and your comment cheers.

Thanks Dot, watching it back brought back so many wonderful memories 😘😘

Thanks for your comment, cheers.

Thanks Mark, it worked really well for us cheers.

Bit far to the Newie but we now live on the doorstep of the iconic Kirra Beach Hotel cheers.

@LetsDanceSailing sounds like a visit lol Take care 🙂

@@malgraham351 Cheers 🍻

Thanks Robert glad you enjoyed it. An exclusive for you because you are at the GC we will be at the Multihull Solutions stand for the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, drop by and say GDay, cheers

Thanks for the tip Tim, we do seem to drop the odd one or two cheers.

Cheers, so far so good. Love bringing our adventures to CZcams and really appreciate your comment.

Thanks, we love your country and plan on spending more time there down the track, cheers.

Cheers Mal, we have moved on from Mona Vale and are now in Coolangatta. If you are passing by, give us a call, cheers.

Thanks, the Elba handled the crossing really well. Fair winds for your upcoming passages cheers.

Thanks for watching, the lovely comment and the question. This is a long standing controversial question and one that we wanted to get right (in our heads at least) way back in 2016 when we bought our first Parasailor. We questioned, our broker and Fountaine Pajot at the time and both told us it wouldn’t be a problem. We have sailed in this setup for over 7 years without issue, cheers.

Tesekkurler, Turk dostlarimizdan haber almak her zaman bir zevktir

Thank you for watching and this lovely comment. It is true, what you see is what you get and we couldn’t do it any other way cheers.

We did use the preloaded Elba 45 polars and like you we found that we weren’t usually meeting the expected speed. Might’ve had something to do with our boat being loaded to the waterline 🤣. And we weren’t keen to push hard. We adjusted ours to around 80%. Fair winds for the remainder of your crossing. Our Elba loved the Atlantic.

Thank you so much for the response - I was really getting frustrated with not being able to get the performance. I tried 80, and then it seemed too slow. Hopefully 90 will work. We’re pretty loaded to the waterline too!

@@jlb9074 no worries, it does seem to be a bit of a moving target cheers. We went with near enough is good enough in the end.

Cheers Darrell, we hope you enjoy the ride ⛵️

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

Welcome aboard, we are glad you found us and enjoyed this one cheers.

Thanks Ian, next one out soon cheers.

Thanks so much for your comment, glad you enjoy our channel cheers

🤣🤣🤣 if you knew the scrutiny that the pots and pans go through after every wash you would understand that this comment is even more funny than probably first thought, cheers.

@@LetsDanceSailing YOU ARE VALUABLE TO US, THERE IS NO OTHER REASON

Thanks, yes we have the fixed, factory fitted 90L freezer and couldn’t live without it as full time liveaboards, cheers.

Thanks 🙏

Yes, couldn’t agree more cheers

Hi Glenda, thanks for your comment. Spoiler alert we have already crossed the Atlantic and have a fair bit of footage yet to catch up on, hope this doesn’t spoil the image. We did post regularly during the crossing on Facebook which you might find in our history. We may even repost these stories during the next few weeks, cheers.

Glad you enjoy them and thank you for taking the time to comment, cheers.

Thanks, it certainly was.

Thanks Pav, excited mixed with a little touch of nervousness, biggest passage to date cheers

Hey Mal, yeah big moment cheers

Thanks Dot, happy Easter to you too. We hope all is well in your world 😘😘

Thanks

Cheers Graeme

We love our music, glad you liked it

Must have missed something, been doing it this way for years cheers

@@LetsDanceSailing many folks complain of ear infections days after ceaning boat bottoms. This is causd by microscopic orgasms and even small crabs, yes crabs which find themselves near an open warm canal..... ear canal and enter. The treatment for this is time consuming and can be very painful. The unfortunate thing is that folks usually clean hulls before they embark on a passage thus leaving no retreat for medical attention. Your eyes and nose are protected by the mask however, if you have a head of hair, they will migrate to your hair and if not thoroughly washed with lots of suds, will eventually find their way to ears, eyes, nose . Get the logic behind my warning?

@@lets_go_see_ wow, never heard of anyone actually being inflicted like this but I guess it makes sense. Particularly important when preparing for an ocean crossing as you say, no support was you push off. Thanks for the insight cheers.

@@LetsDanceSailing You are welcome and yes, it happens more that you may think. Safe days ahead. Ttfn