Even a non sailor like me has heard of you sir, when i get my boat my anchor will be a rocna . ✊🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Are plans avaiable for your boat?

Congrats Mr P, love to go sailing with you.

Any particular reason for sailing to a shit hole like that ??

Ah yes another restful night lol

How much would driving hard ahead with the engine relieve anchor cable tension?

looks like no protection from the wind but good protection from the waves. Don't like the fact that if you drag your boat ends up on the rocks.

Impressive. That anchor chain is super tight! Any particular reason for not using a snubber?

I am definitely a fair weather sailor.

Wow! Wild ! I have anchored in 30 knots and felt terrible ! Imagine 60 + knots ! I would have blood pumping through the bilges 🤣😅 good job there guys 👌🏼👍🏼

Did you take advantage of the breeze to fly a kite?

Really dreadful if taking into account the air temperature

1st test on the plow i was suppriesd how quicky it dug in! But on the 2nc test i was like "yup, that's what plow's for🤣"

That's a serious lee shore.

CQR: excellent anchor! Put that thing on a stack of paper and it'll hold all day....on a boat? Lol how much is your deductible?

Bro what anchor type were you using pls....thanks in advance.

Are you using a snubber. ... sometimes not good if you need to move quickly though

Your amazing

60 knot winds in sheltered waters safe as get a life

Great anchorage to weather that in.

Wow...! Why it took so long for rocna to come into existence...?

Anchor chain looks solid, I imagine a sizable anchor at the end of that...

Sir, I had the great pleasure of watching this video and reading your adventures and exploration of Antarctica. The descriptions of the places you visited, the difficult anchorages and weather are well conveyed through your writing and photographs. Thank you for not being a foul mouthed, arrogant and over confident braggart as most low-latitude sailors are. "Bahama sailors"

80 knots! WOW how much did you move from the original place?

Wow! Dreadful conditions.

wild!!

The anchors are pulled with the same force, which better simulates the real world situation of a drifting boat. The anchor which does not resist the force as well as the other obviously ends up moves faster.

Why don't u pull the sarca slow like u do with yours