Into the Atlantic - East Coast Cruising day 11 

Really great videos. You obviously can't get the full experience just watching videos, but it's fun and exciting, nonetheless. Especially if you've spent time on the water. Thoroughly enjoyable. I haven't owned a boat in more than 20 years, and my last was just a 19.5 foot Cuddy Cabin, but I'm chomping at the bit to get another one. I'd love to find something in the 45 - 47 foot range, but I could also be right at home on something like that Cruisers. It would almost certainly be an even better choice for 'The Loop,' should I decide to do it. I know it'd be a little _easier_ to single-hand. I think once you spend some time on the water it's in your blood for life. As humans, we seem to have an inherent attraction to water. Since I sold my last boat I've never stopped thinking about getting another. My goal was always to get a bigger boat, but then life got in the way, and the years went by. Rob and Sarah are going to do great as owner/operators. They both seem very confident in their developing skills, and having confidence is a big part of doing anything. Like they say, _"If you think you can, or you think you can't - you're right."_ Embarking on a trip like that, with someone that's more experienced (Cullen), is a fantastic way to learn. You naturally find yourself in situations you may never encounter by just puttering around a few miles from your home port.

I loved the clip of 5 people in a 6ft blow-up boat...brilliant... Man I'm eating up your videos; love 'em all!!! Cheers, John

When we brought our 28 Express from GA to MD my son would say we were in the battle of our lives. It's a crazy experience of pressure, joy, fear, and excitement.

So glad these videos are going to continue for a bit. So very very enjoyable.

What a great way to learn boating in some of the toughest conditions. You guys rock.

Nice entertaining video, Cullen! I liked Rob's sweatshirt, go Bucks! Have fun and safe boating!

Glad to hear there will be more videos after reaching your main port. This has been excellent.

So glad I stumbled upon your videos and this trip! What a joy to watch and get a sense of the experience you had. Thanks!

Congratulations on your growth as a captain and a person. I've been watching you sense nearly your start. Your confidence has grown by miles friend.

Great day and a good day of progress and smooth cruising! I am glad the day was so smooth and wish you smooth cruising tomorrow!

Toooootaaaallly Awesomeness Ya'll!!!! 🎉

Cullen, Monster day! Thanks for bringing me along.

Wow !! Seems like I just started watching your trip ,and it's done tomorrow ,glad you are safe and no problems 👍👍😊

I loved seeing the stop at the Jekyll Marina , I have eaten at the marina restaurant many times and enjoyed watching the boats come and go

AWESOME THANKS, GREAT TIMES

I hate to see this series come to an end. I have really enjoyed it. I was happy to hear you will be doing some more videos with Rob and Sarah.

Good call on the shallow water I can see you stretching your legs with your boat after this trip.well done Cullen

Just watched your latest passage. "Livin' the dream." I have fair experience on the Carver 32, also a nice cruising vessel. As I shared with you when you get your CC Corinthian, we had one just like yours, here on Michigan. Now we are bootless but enjoy following your adventures. God bless you, and keep up the good work. John

Great trip thanks from Canada.

sure would like to see the crew wearing a pfd when underway/outside on the gangway!

Long trip and lots of gaz 😊 But it was worth it.

The reason it is so shallow going south in the ICW to Jekyll Island is because the Corp. of Engineers have not dug it out for many many years. I remember when it was plenty deep.

It would be cool if yall could do the loop together in both boats.

Are you going to be slip neighbors in Jacksonville? That would be cool to have both the Chris craft and this cruisers in the same marina.

I live in Fernandina