Sailing from CARIBBEAN to EUROPE with NO EXPERIENCE - Atlantic Crossing - Part 3 - Ep. 17
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2019
- In this episode of Sailing Zephyr our we are on the home stretch of our Atlantic crossing to Horta in the Azores. We continue to get great sailing conditions all the way to Horta on the island of Faial in the Azores.
We enjoy some more delicious Mahi Mahi, encounter more wildlife and prepare for our arrival in Horta. Spirits are high and we are all having the time of our life. Hope you enjoy the video!
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Music - Epidemic Sound
0.17 Love for the Ocean - Pastis
1.04 You set my world on fire (Instrumental Version) - Loving Caliber
7.21 Why do you still hurt - Pastis
11.48 Sons and Daughters - Nickolas Jones feat. Sture Zetterberg
12.21 Let it go - Pastis feat. Mia Stegmar
13.49 The Landslide - Martin Hall feat. Julia Holmström
20.00 Safe trips - OTE feat. Steven Ellis
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Hope you enjoy the episode!
Love,
James & Nats
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Great boat, great sailors and a really great video. Thanks for putting these videos together and letting us share your adventure!
I'd like to beat up the 6 people that didn't like this video. Hell, you guys have more courage in your pinky for doing this then they have in their entire body. Your doing a smash up job! cheers RJ 🥂⛵😎
Hahaha. Thanks for the awesome support mate. We are certainly giving it go.
Congrats on your first "crossing" and reaching the Azores, such a interesting and historic bunch of islands!!!!
Cheers mate. We appreciate the support. Azores are incredible and worth the trip. Plus very cheap.
That feels better... :) Good planing obviously goes a long way. Well done you two... There's not that many people who have sailed the Atlantic... you just did...
Cheers mate. Legend for all the support. 👍
You were lucky with the soft weather, watch ‘ Uma ‘ , they had an arduous crossing, nice to see amateurs at work keep it up
Cheers David. I caught a bit of Uma's crossing. They did leave very late in the season and from pretty far north. So bad weather was always going to be possible. We left during the typical May/June window for a West/East crossing. Our biggest concern was always going to be getting stuck in the morphing Azores high. Which we did...and really badly. But for a fist crossing I was pretty happy overall. Hopefully less motoring next time.
Sounds less like luck an more like proper planning an playing the % game to their favor....that’s how I chose to see it.... love it when a plan comes together !!
Más videos en español!! Tenéis fans por aqui!!
Que suerte no vivir en un pais que te exige años de estudio para poder hacer lo que hacéis vosotros sin y no necesitar titulación de ningún tipo aunque tengas la experiencia!
Seguid así!
Javi! Muchísimas gracias 😊
I've noticed one thing about your sailing, the starboard helm seems to be the favorite (right hand drivers)? ;-)
If the Dolphins don't sing about fish and fly into space, you're ok. ;-D
The auto pilot control is on the Starboard side. So we tend to favor that side.
Ah, logical. ;-)
Gradually making my way through your videos and although much late to the channel felt obliged to acknowledge your achievement in successfully completing one of the holy grails of sailing - an Atlantic Ocean crossing! Even poor old RMS Titanic stumbled at the first hurdle so well done guys & gal. A couple of observations - as good as the scenery is the people are what make for an enjoyable experience, both there and here riding along. Was pleased to see Marcus front the camera, wasn't aware he is a Spanish speaker so obviously a bit reticent to appear and the translation dubbing was great. The editing is progressing nicely and James is right to be pleased with 'Zephyr II'. A well maintained & prepared Beneteau gets the result. Well done and much enjoyed.
Thanks you for watching and for all the amazing feedback @carl ray! 😀😄
Hi just fond your V-log and we are looking to the same trip - on a catamaran- and we would like to understand when you left and where from and any route info you have... thanks so much
Hi David, yeah u guys will love it! Such a great sail and on a catamaran! Will be even better! We left first week of June and took a direct route from st. Maarten to the Azores, but lots of sailors do stop in Bermuda too, so if you have time def breaks it up a little. For us it took about 22 days but we got stuck in the Azores high....with no wind whatsoever! When are u guys planning on leaving? Where is ur catamaran currently sitting? If you want any more details/route planning/weather routing send us an email and we will get back to u! Fair winds and following seas 😁😁 ⛵️
How many gallons (liters) of fuel did you use crossing “the pond”?
More than we would have liked. About 300 litres. We had 5 days of no wind. 😂
Don't worry about Mr negative if it's the same guy he used to chew bread for my grans ducks, and got sacked because he couldn't do that.
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Were you speaking Catalan or spanish with your brother? Sorry for my ignorance. I am not a speaker of either.
Hello! You are right...we are indeed speaking Spanish...good ear!! Where are you from?
Just take the CRAP with a !Pinch of Salt!
The sound on your videos is horrible
These folks really don't know what they are doing. They don't know what big waves are. Jeepers creepers. Presenting themselves as people who actually have advice to give. A clear demonstration that luck is a factor as people without skill launch across seas. Step. Away. From. The. Boat.
Hi Dave - we appreciate your feedback. However, we encourage you to check out our bio and first video. We are very humble and don’t assume to know anything about sailing. It’s a learning process still for us. We also didn’t blindly leap across the Atlantic. We did a tremendous amount of prep and equiped appropriately to insure as much risk was mitigated. We also had a lot of support from land and at sea as we went. With regards to big waves, unfortunately when recording them with our camera it doesn’t do them justice. They always appear much smaller and is probably down to our learning to use cameras as well. We hope you still enjoyed our crossing. All the best. James & Nat.
@@SailingZephyr I'm an offshore delivery skipper. I know about wave height and cameras. I also know that "gusting to 25 knots" is not windy. I know that 1-2 m waves offshore are not big. Y'all are just another batch of newbies making videos and begging for money on Patreon. You're making judgments and espousing conclusions without the expertise you imply. I really hope you don't hurt yourselves but that is on you. Posting your videos and asking for money risks other people who don't know better than to think "it's on the Internet it must be right."
@@SailingZephyr Heck - note @Sheila Fynes who says "Great boat, great sailors and a really great video." Don't you feel any responsibility for your message to people who can't tell that none of those things are true?
For F-sake Dave ! Get a life, don’t watch if you don’t like it.
@@muskietime he has a profile, recognised in the industry, Google it.
Or maybe this guy just stole it.
Delivery Captains watching novice yt sailors..and commenting on their means of making money..wtf..
Maybe just a troll who stole someone's identity.
Oh, in his eyes he is the only one with the seamiles....dangerous sailors they are....plenty of his type shaking hands with Davey Jones.