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Beautiful boat and great rig😊

How long does it take you to deploy it?

I want one. Bring on the apocalypse. I wanna be free!

Number 2! Look at those lines.

Looks like so much fun. can't believe the bull gets so many visitors... lol

Sorry we missed you! We're anchored up in Martha's Vineyard! Are you heading south or staying up in the area for a bit? Then I just remembered there is probably a bit of lag time between video and actual location.

The train ride from where you started would have been more interesting to me personally. My mother and sisters-in-law plus my Goddaughter live there. I don't think I have been there since 2020. We were all just in Ecuador a couple of weeks ago which is where my wife's family is from. It was really good for us all to be together again. Anyhow, when we were in New York we went all over the place, but I was sadly not that impressed for some reason, I think it is because we were only there for a week. It was interesting, but nothing like the movies make it out to be, but of course everything looks better in the movies. LOL I'm happy you had a good time there and not to say I did not, but again I don't feel we were there long enough. Well for me anyway. My wife had lived there for a time before I met her. I will say this though. In my opinion Quito, the capital of Ecuador is WAY busier traffic wise than New York. Maybe I didn't get the full New York traffic experience, but man, Quito's traffic is something else.

Love it

small - OK yacht - and no its not the best for sailing around the world. If you knew what you were talking about - there is a bit of an "Arrived formula" - equipment required + your endurance needed + minimum safties - as a function of water line length. 31 foot moderate to heavy displacement doesn't cut it. - Can this sail around the world - of course it can. you can do that in an off beach catamaran. your internal volume more properly needs to be late 30ft with beam to suit.

Been there in the early 90s.. seen Time Square etc. do have to say that the small business pizza place was some of the best pizza I have ever eaten. And there were this local bottling company that had cola, root beer, orange, etc. but they were all clear ie no color yet tasted just like the name said. It was mind boggling to see a clear drink but when you drank it it taste like a root beer or cola.

We had so much fun...day 2 in manhattan didn't make the cut. But we'll share more next week. Thanks for watching!

So many contrasts...and yet most are invisible from a car or train.

Yeah, how seaworthy is she in surprise surprise 60ft plus seas????

Long keel boats don't point as good

I think a 31 foot boat is a bit to small

There's this nautical saying "gentleman don't sail in fowl weather" and if one only sailed in nice calm down winds using a spinnaker would that qualify him or her as of gentlemanly character lol. I watched one sailor who was instructing a couple cute ladies on how to sail his boat, and during the instruction he told one with a little more experience to "turn off a breaker" which she thought she quickly did correctly. She had turned off the auto pilot and they had a spinnaker up so all of a sudden the boat leans almost to 45 degrees ! The spinnaker was almost entirely at a 90 degree ! No damage done, at least if a pot fell off the stove they didn't talk about it ! He eventually married that cute lady with the wrong breaker experience.

Great job, Captain!

Are there a lot of lobster pots?

234 and yours

Awesome!

Nice job. A perfect review for next year, when I duplicate your steps north from my home port of Reedville in the Chesapeake Bay.

Pure nostalgia. In 1986 we sailed from Annapolis to NYC for the relighting of Lady Liberty. Then on to Newport etc. etc.. NY harbor was filled with US Navy, Tall Ships, and thousands of pleasure craft. Regan flipped the switch and the torch lit up, and we hauled anchor to sail the south side of Long Island to Montauk Point. We get too fascinated with the tropics when we have some really great cruising here at home. Did you have “steamers” in Atlantic Highlands?

I’ll take a full keel for sure

Have you had a chance to play with a Sexton while at sea?

Howdy! Well done. How has everything held up so far? Does current flowing through the AGM battery affect its lifespan? Thanks

Great call yes...31ft is perfect for single handing ...I've single handed my 30ft sailboat for the last 20 or so years...anything larger would be tough...sail handling, anchoring etc...

What about the Sparkman & Stevens 34? A young 16 year old Aussie girl chose the s&s design to sail successfully around the world alone and non stop. Her name is Jessica Watson.

We cruised the ICW over 14 years going to bahamas virgins islands dry tortugas and that Cove with the base it was always noisey. Then dad who's been a Capt since 78 went on to buy a house in Okracoke and charter the 2 boats he has. I went on to the military for 25 years and then SAR. Have a rentle in Beaufort Enjoy your trips.

hell gate isnt that bad if you come back this way go up the hudson and check out croton bay or go furthe up to west point good marinas MYC with deep water

The Catalina 387 of course !

If we didn’t have our boat probably a cross between 2 and 3 , 2 is beautiful and 3 has the stay sail which could be useful

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Which sailboat or powerboat would you take? If we didn't have Cadence, we would take....first you tell me.

I am willing to bet a cockpit conversation was the inspiration for this clip. I'm curious: Did you meet any of those crews?

It's a nice enough boat but I'm looking for something with a dingy davit. Nice video! Thanks.

You got lucky on the lady liberty anchorage. When we stayed there, we rolled from rail to rail for hours, and the helicopter noise was horendous. It was definitely a one time thing for us. 😂

When are you headed south again, assumming you are not going to winter up north.?

Great episode. Really gave us a different perspective of the area. That skyline at night behind the boat was spectacular.

am looking at flexible 100W or so solar panels. Noticed your set on the Bimini. What kind? Satisfied? Thanks! Been to Annapolis and St Michaels. Now I'll add some of your other suggestions.

22:04 Yeah as i approach the locks tugs and barges lined the bank's for1/2 mile turns out the locks had been closed due to flooding. The lock master sent me through OMG I'm steering for the opening on the opposite side very quickly I'm pointing down river and had lost 100 feet down river I get her pointed upriver full throttle making very little headway and if I got impatient and turned towards the cut on the far bank I would loose a lot of ground . I was scared . The barges would have to start a twist before exiting the channel and into the river which was not easy given the narrow exit . With the barge pointing upriver upon exiting the river they would have to let the head fall off and crash into the bulkhead and force the rest of the barges and tow through. Shortly after we exited the area we heard a pon pon that several barges were floating free down river

Looking forward to seeing this episode later today. After Debbie finishes slamming my house.

I learned to sail on the Hudson and NY Harbor, out of Lower Manhattan. I was just sailing there today! We race there too. It's intense. Lot's of traffic, wind shifts, and currents, but you get used to it. I've seen quite a few people get their asses kicked in Hell Gate. Good job timing the tide and current (and not hitting the bridge)!

Seeing NY via water ways is so Cool!

We just came through the East River a week ago. The other direction! Fun trip!

Did it a couple years ago, incredible but totally get the nerve wracking part. It’s not a standard day on the water for sure!

We so what to do this !

We have a shallow draft Corsair F24mkII trimaran sailboat which we camp with. I want to research sailing from pensacola to tampa, but I just cannot seem to find info. Our plans are for staying close to shore which is a different route than most Great Loopers. I need tips and warnings for my trip planning. Anyone know of a good resource?

We have a shallow draft Corsair F24mkII trimaran sailboat which we camp with. I want to research sailing from pensacola to tampa, but I just cannot seem to find info. Our plans are for staying close to shore which is a different route than most Great Loopers. I need tips and warnings for my trip planning. Anyone know of a good resource?

He runs the engine.