i watched this TWICE! First on my phone, then on the tv. Truly, a documentary!! You showcased a weeks worth of events in such an action packed video. From no wind, to crazy storms. From Dolphins to hanging with the Texas 200 crew. Seriously a great video all around!!
I had an aquarius 21 and that darn swing keel cable would fail often too. Sometimes I would wonder if a mermaid was untying the cable. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
That was a hoot! I'm glad ya'll survived the storms, and Thunder Road took it head on..😂😅 I can't wait to see #11 in her first 200, that'd be awesome. Love what you're doing 😊
That was a pretty rowdy brush with the storm on day 1 it was a totally different perspective from inside the Mariner versus down in Ziggy's Windrider. You guys are making it look good thanks for taking us along!
As always very thrilling to watch your 200 sailing journey, those storms makes my heart race. Happy to know you came through safely. Great video, thanks for sharing the journey.
I stumbled upon your video from your trip in 2023 about 9 months ago. That's when I first learned about the Texas 200 and I'm hooked. Great job and I hope to see you out there 2025
ummm, if the land were far enough away, you could heave too. put the tiller to stbd, the sail to port, and she'll calm a bit, and stop making way, and pretty much swing a bit. It the same drill as raising sail, where you swing head to wind with the tiller and jib. you might need a small jib to do this, or reef points on your jib . Old days, before everyones' ass had rollers, the cutter rig was loved because you could reef the stay sail.
hove to wouldn't be a good idea in the icw, outside the very narrow channel it's only 1ft to 4ft deep full of rocks and shoals that love eating centerboards and rudders and propellers.
@@restrothunderroad I was thinking of the ICW on the east coast, espically south where you have to cross these big bays. Plenty of room there. In Georgia, most places, you might as well be at sea. So this proves again, local sailors know local waters. Something to remember. Thanks for the reply .
Fun,fun, fun! Glad you made it safe and sound. Ol’ Zig is quite the character 😊 Take care Hopefully me and the mister will have the opportunity to meet you next month.
Yeah it's a 10hp, opened up all the way I'll get about 12 knots of speed. Can almost plank but not quite. haha Definitely has all power I'll ever need. ⛵️🤙
Dam, I previewed like 30 seconds of this video and it Put me to sleep. Ive move on..sorry! you gotta change your video up where captures people's attention in ten seconds of preview
i watched this TWICE! First on my phone, then on the tv. Truly, a documentary!! You showcased a weeks worth of events in such an action packed video. From no wind, to crazy storms. From Dolphins to hanging with the Texas 200 crew. Seriously a great video all around!!
Thanks big dawg!
And a Harstick sail!👍
Dude, great video... very nicely done.....
Thanks 🙏 for the Adventure loved 🥰 the video Brandon love 💗 from Ohio Irene and god bless
Yaeeee! Finally!!! Some Sailing action! Been missin' it. Thumbs up as always!
I truly love when you race your boat. Had alot of fun watching this!!!!😊
What a beautiful place , white sandy beach
Your favorite camp spot
Awesome looking trip. Heck, that three hour delay for the buses didn’t seem all bad either.
What a cool experience!
I had an aquarius 21 and that darn swing keel cable would fail often too. Sometimes I would wonder if a mermaid was untying the cable. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic video, Brandon. Makes me really sorry that I missed it this year (except for the day 1 storm).
Excellent video Brandon! Awesome intro!
That was a hoot! I'm glad ya'll survived the storms, and Thunder Road took it head on..😂😅 I can't wait to see #11 in her first 200, that'd be awesome. Love what you're doing 😊
Absolutely awesome 😎 love you
Wow .. those barges come awfully close.
light air and no motor can get dangerous really quick.
HEY BRANDON, STAY SAFE OUT THERE AND GOOD LUCK.
happy sailing
Great episode! You guys had some exitement 😂. Maybe I'll even go out to the boat and get a couple of things done....
do it!
Looked a little bumpy there for a while brother, glad you made it safe
Beautiful 😍
Almost surreal.
Nice Brandon....you've got video skills!
Hey, thanks!
Good Job Brandon. Yeah we welcomed the light showers too. Bet you won't go down the ditch at Port O'Connor anymore! Gros Bec
Definitely staying out of the ditch from now on! I'm gonna bulletproof that centerboard and next year we're travelin light n shallow.
You have really gotten very good at putting these things together.. well done!!!!
Thanks, Jerry!
That was a pretty rowdy brush with the storm on day 1 it was a totally different perspective from inside the Mariner versus down in Ziggy's Windrider. You guys are making it look good thanks for taking us along!
As always very thrilling to watch your 200 sailing journey, those storms makes my heart race. Happy to know you came through safely. Great video, thanks for sharing the journey.
That was a well put together video. Congratulations on another successful Texas 200.
Awesome congratulations on your sailing abilities
I stumbled upon your video from your trip in 2023 about 9 months ago. That's when I first learned about the Texas 200 and I'm hooked. Great job and I hope to see you out there 2025
See you there!
ummm, if the land were far enough away, you could heave too. put the tiller to stbd, the sail to port, and she'll calm a bit, and stop making way, and pretty much swing a bit. It the same drill as raising sail, where you swing head to wind with the tiller and jib. you might need a small jib to do this, or reef points on your jib . Old days, before everyones' ass had rollers, the cutter rig was loved because you could reef the stay sail.
hove to wouldn't be a good idea in the icw, outside the very narrow channel it's only 1ft to 4ft deep full of rocks and shoals that love eating centerboards and rudders and propellers.
@@restrothunderroad I was thinking of the ICW on the east coast, espically south where you have to cross these big bays. Plenty of room there. In Georgia, most places, you might as well be at sea. So this proves again, local sailors know local waters. Something to remember. Thanks for the reply .
Great travelogue! Sorry so much of it was under power. Thanks for sharing!
Hi miss seeing you at Jason you be careful out there
Thanks for showing us Aussies what the Texas 200 is all about.Is it a race? I am guessing not if you are allowed to motor when needed.
Cheers Bruce
more of a raid type event. haha
Great video! Thanks for sharing your journey!
Outstanding!
Fun,fun, fun! Glad you made it safe and sound.
Ol’ Zig is quite the character 😊
Take care
Hopefully me and the mister will have the opportunity to meet you next month.
Dyneema doesn’t rust as easily
I didn't see either of the Chuck's, it's not a TX200 video if there are no Chuck's in it. : )
🤣
Hey man I plan to beat ya in the next tx200
Any ducks out there this year?
Didn't see any this year.
Brandon, have you clocked your top speed with motoring? You’re running a 10hp, right?
Yeah it's a 10hp, opened up all the way I'll get about 12 knots of speed. Can almost plank but not quite. haha Definitely has all power I'll ever need. ⛵️🤙
Dam, I previewed like 30 seconds of this video and it Put me to sleep. Ive move on..sorry! you gotta change your video up where captures people's attention in ten seconds of preview