05 | Cruising the Channel Islands - Sailing to Mexico
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- We left San Francisco Bay to continue our passage down the US West Coast, cruising the Channel Islands on our way. From remote and rugged San Miguel Island, to the charming town on Avalon on Catalina Island, we were continually surprised by how great the cruising was on these desert California islands. Eventually we worked our way down to the Mexican border, poised for the next big step in our adventure.
Julia is an Atkin designed Ingrid ketch. She is a traditional wooden boat, constructed of fir and cedar on oak, built in Desolation Sound in 1960.
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Another great video. Thank you for not being your typical CZcams cruising couple where it's all about them. My journalism teacher called it "I trouble." Many are afflicted these days. Stay mysterious.
Glad to see you have a proper anchor. We used the same one on our 43 footer. You will appreciate it when everyone else with CQRs are dragging past you in the fluffy coral sand.
Brandon, Oceanus
I’m impressed with you both.
Beautiful. Never get tired of looking at your boat. Nice cruise!
Julia is beautiful and so is her crew. Thank you for sharing the moments.
Enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing your adventure. A video tour of your sailboat would be great, along with info about her. Beautiful boat.
Enjoy sailing ⛵️ sailboat video! 😘⛵️😀 Mike from Missouri
These videos are Really great, and relaxing as well…!! 😎👏👌👍
Now thats a proper boat. I wish i had it.
Oh yeah!!! Please don’t stop indulging yourselves in your fantastic adventure! But, if you can keep sharing it, I for one, would be grateful. I am a seasoned sailor, and sofa sailor, and I love your shares!!! I would welcome as much as you can muster without compromising yourselves! Fair winds and following seas.
It's fantastic to see you guys living your dream. This is our dream too, and it gives us hope that you guys are making it happen. We are still in the saving money and fitting out the boat stage.
Are you guys planning on South Pacific after Mexico?
Your boat is a work of art, a true seaman's dream.
Glad ya made it to California…I’ve an Old Friend that spent about a year in the Sea of Cortez in their Boat…They loved it…Hoping the same for You…Continue to Stay Safe & Enjoy😎
Great video. Looks like you had a very good weather window which is unusual. Beautiful boat too. Best wishes for your journey.
I think it was Mark Twain who said the coldest winter he ever experienced was a summer in San Fransisco.
Amazing update, thanks for the ride along!
Mark Twain said the coldest winter he ever spent was a summer in San Francisco.
Well done you guys. Thoroughly enjoyed this video.
We would love to see how the interior of the sailboat turned out in detail, let's wait.
Wow, wonderful blog, thanks for sharing. Julia looks absolutely bristol (fabulous). Well done! You have already seen more dolphins than I saw in 4x that length of passage in the pacific. You are blessed. I covet your sewing machine. Looks like a great job on the roller furling conversion.
The coldest winter I ever experienced was one July in San Francisco!
Just found your channel, great video. It was nice seeing someone else's view of my cruising ground. Glad you liked Cuyler Harbor on San Miguel Island, it is my favorite of the chain of islands.
I just found your channel! Love the videos and narrative. As an east coast sailor it is very cool to watch your journey down south and then hang a right!
Excellent! Cheers
Thanks guys great video
Love the scene at 16:50 where Julia is moored at Catalina, the only boat with wooden masts!
Love your video . Beautiful boat , Ingrid ?
Yes, a wooden Ingrid, built in 1960.
Just a polite correction the porpoises you mention are in fact dolphins. There are specific differences, the dolphins swimming around your bow are quite lean, with a hooked or curved dorsal fin and lastly tend to have elongated “beaks” or snout. Porpoises are generally more portly, short flippers and a stubbier shorter triangular dorsal fin, not to mention no beak. Love the sailing and the sites - safe passage.
love your boat. it reminds me of my thahiti catch time ago
Fabulous video!
Tre Bien from the prairies of Turtle Island. Thank you for putting out your sailing on the net. wonderful.
Hey guys, Just enjoyed your southern coastal segment, awesome..! Beautiful boat and you visited most of my favorite spots in the Channel Islands. I lived in SB Harbor for a couple years way back when. As coincidence would have it, we met you both in my home town Avalon just a couple weeks ago. I believe it was on a Monday evening. I have a few great photos and can share if you're interested. Enjoy Baja and the Sea of Cortez, it's a treat that keeps on giving! Take care and Happy Sailing to you both, Steve & Sharon..:)
wow great nice ,beautiful
Next time you're around Santa Barbara stop by the maritime museum.. seen a video on sailing vessel mig channel. Him and his friend stopped by there not expecting much but they were shocked and i enjoyed seeing it on video.. its a pretty cool place..
Awesome video. Keep em coming!
ช่องนี้ติดตามมากในการเดินเรือในมหาสมุทร แต่ไม่เข้าใจมีคนติดตามน้อยมาก ดูแล้วสนุก สร้างเรือเองเรือสวยมากมีมาตรฐาน จากประเทศไทยแลนด์
great stuff!
Nice boat! We were just in SF, based in LA. There are some great vineyards around Ensenada, if you're into it. You're going to love the Sea of Cortez, especially if you like human/sealife interaction. Don't miss La Paz!
Just another excellent video! You certainly had a good passage down the coast. I am looking forward to your Mexico adventures! Sail on! Can't wait for more!
I am new subscriber and my compliments regarding your vessel and your adventure. I also own an older vessel (1965 Pearson Vanguard) and I am very curious about all of the lines running on your boat. Some of the original working rigging on my boat has been changed out and I am in the process to returning it to the original rigging style (really just a few simple changes) and I would like to ask if you can do a short video (not to bore everyone) and explain how your vessel is rigged. I can pick out the obvious stuff, but I am not sure about a lot of it. Many thanks! Keep up the great content. My boat is among the first fiberglass one and I am now (maybe) wishing it was wooden? Not sure but you have done a fantastic job restoring her. Much respect!
Beautiful sailboat, groovy video
You found a good up-load connection in Polynesia? Have fun!
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Would love to have a look at the interior of the yacht
Are the two of you professional photographers? You have the absolute best sailing videos on CZcams, and we watch all of the best sailors as they circumnavigate the world. Your work is amazing! We will keep watching!!
I’m really enjoying this video series! I am curious about one particular thing - you started out from Seattle wearing floatation devices when out on deck. By the time you reached So Cal, you were no longer wearing them. Why the change?
Hey guys - great videos. Can I ask what type of dinghy that is?
The Channel Islands are of the coast of France. What rout did you use to cross the Pond to reach Mexico?
What time of the year did you leave Noah Bay and what time of the year is this journey down the California coast?
Santa Barbara Channel.
What brand of skin on frame boat do you have? I have looked at numerous plans on line but most don't offer a sailing type
Its an Annabelle skiff by Dave Gentry
@@MadisonBoatworks Thank You. I thought it might be. Love your show. Travel safe.
Shouldn’t it have been, “cutting the luff off of OUR very expensive jib”?
Yes it should have!
At which marina did you stay in San Francisco? Thanks!
We try to avoid marinas when possible. We anchored in Richardsons Bay, at Angel Island, and at Aquatic Park, but we didn't stay at any marinas in the bay. At other places where there is no anchorage or it is super exposed we sprung for a slip.
Trevor Lawrence’s Sister?
The number of people who sail
The number of people that don’t sail
The number of people the DONT CARE AT ALL to sail.
Interesting !!
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Your vids are awesome every time with good editing thanks from nz.
Enjoy sailing ⛵️ sailboat video ! 😘⛵️😀 Mike from Missouri