#11 | Solo Sailing | Mainsail Ripped (2500Nm to get Home)

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  • čas přidán 9. 01. 2023
  • After clearing the Pentland Firth the at the very top of Scotland I headed out into the Atlantic and started heading towards Iceland. Unfortunately, during heavy weather my first reef line broke as I was putting in the second reef and the ensuing stress on the mainsail turned a sail that was on its last voyage into a ripped and useless mess.
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Komentáře • 26

  • @carbarrer6
    @carbarrer6 Před rokem +1

    "I don't think that's gonna buff out"....Brilliant 😂😂😂

  • @domjnr1
    @domjnr1 Před rokem

    Great insights. Who talks about bilges on mistrals! Love it. 🎉

  • @iGod4053
    @iGod4053 Před rokem +1

    That quick view of the bilge and ballast transfer plumbing, showed a cluster of complex pipework and manifold. I'd appreciate a video on how it all works (sometime). I'm enjoying my armchair ride along.

    • @CSMtheMariner
      @CSMtheMariner  Před rokem +1

      sure! I’ll do it when the weather is warmer here in Nova Scotia ! until then there is a video here from when I brought the open 60 back from france that gets into her ballast system somewhat - might open up some of the basic concepts for you! czcams.com/video/OEpNysZG8iw/video.html

  • @simonblackwell4273
    @simonblackwell4273 Před rokem

    More videos, more more more...😃

  • @bangarang1515
    @bangarang1515 Před rokem

    Stay safe and keep up with the great videos. Really enjoying sharing your journey

  • @dougfarrand3965
    @dougfarrand3965 Před rokem +1

    A little bit of sticky back and that sail will be ready for another lap of the planet ;-)

    • @CSMtheMariner
      @CSMtheMariner  Před rokem +3

      Ah Doug, unfortunately there is not enough sticky-back Dacron on planet earth to breathe life back into that main… she’s pooched… BUT that doesn’t mean we can’t sail 2500Nm back home on it !

    • @dougfarrand3965
      @dougfarrand3965 Před rokem +1

      @@CSMtheMariner LOL

  • @billmeadslessons1547
    @billmeadslessons1547 Před rokem +2

    Dude, I love you. Lose the music when you start taking. Sailors want to hear the wind and water. Trust me :)

    • @CSMtheMariner
      @CSMtheMariner  Před rokem +2

      Roger.. as you can see I was already tongue in cheek about the music.. perhaps I will just deep six my aspirations to equal Erik Aanderaa’s levels of cinematography :)

    • @billmeadslessons1547
      @billmeadslessons1547 Před rokem +1

      @@CSMtheMariner you got it mate, and yeah, let's love Erik for Erik and You for You, there's room for everyone :)
      By the way, I'm a snobby musician and I've been impressed with your musical taste here and in podcast land :)

    • @akcarlos
      @akcarlos Před rokem +1

      @@CSMtheMariner there are some who just want cinematography and some who want seamanship. I would rather your advice about safety harnesses than his advice about how to make great looking film(without a harness!)

    • @04collie
      @04collie Před rokem +1

      @@akcarlos Totally agree!!

    • @CSMtheMariner
      @CSMtheMariner  Před rokem

      this is good feedback thank you - when I see Erik being successful with his style of videos, it’s easy to fall into thinking - ‘then that must be the way to make a sailing video- I must emulate that. ultimately however, I really only know about sailing … so, perhaps I should stick to that !