It's Time To Do The Scary Thing! (and it actually turns out awesome) | Spinnaker Sailing in Malaysia

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Join us as we sail down the Malaysia coast towards Singapore! With some gorgeous downwind conditions, it's finally time to get the spinnaker out, something I am very nervous about...
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00:00 Good morning
01:54 Sunrise in Malaysia
02:40 Spinnaker time
07:08 Afternoons onboard
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We met travelling around India, and quickly agreed that rather than “settling down” and doing what most normal people do, we wanted to travel and have adventures! We moved onto our 38 foot monohull in 2014, sailed across the Atlantic twice, cruised the Caribbean, Bahamas and Europe, before buying a brand new 45 ft catamaran!
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@philw4625 4 дня назад

Thankyou for taking the time to show us non sailors how these things work at a more detailed level! Most sailing channels assume a high level of basic sailing knowledge and skip it.

@warrenpowell6570 4 дня назад

Another pretty cool episode! You guys are awesome and a lot of fun to watch. Thanks for letting me tag along!😊😊

@MrJohnBos 3 дня назад

Nice job setting the spinnaker. You guys are definitely getting the hang of RR2. The scenery in your cruising area looks spectacular. The sheer number of very large ships going in and out of Singapore every day makes for a busy day at the helm. I look forward to next episode. Thanks for another great video.

@ashleykerlin 4 дня назад

The salt! Have had that happen to me!

@kevincarey1076 4 дня назад

Shower, Cold beer, hot Pasta... Life is good Nick! Fair winds and following seas RR2.

@ez1913 4 дня назад

A passage where nothing is broken. Nice.

@daveamies5031 3 дня назад

Those are always the best ones, too rare unfortunately

@dennisbishop6448 3 дня назад

I can tell you guys are getting back to normal and enjoying your sailing. Bravo

@joevitaleconstruction.704 3 дня назад

You guys are having a blast this episode. Love to see it! Looking forward the the rest of the straight. Keep it up!

@earlhunt2815 3 дня назад

Fairwinds and following seas Nick and Teresa.... Singapore is one of my favorites; however, anchoring is another story.

@floridamom9073 4 дня назад

Excited to watch next week! The freeways of shipping to navigate. Be well.

@waltervanderboor 4 дня назад

We’ll wave from Batam… this area is often light wind. Motored up the straight to phuket quite a few times. It’s either 2-5 kn or 20+ be careful. One minute you’ll have the spinnaker up then few minutes later your wondering if a Genoa is too much

@Haladmer 3 дня назад

First, congrats on getting the serious issues sorted (yay working and clean water-maker!). Next, happy to see you both getting back into "sailing mode" and so much more comfortable with your cat. I know the vids are running well behind real life, but still happy to see you both so happy again! Finally, I've never sailed the area, but hearing the direction into the commercial lanes isn't that uncommon. Would likely be more nervous than you two, I'm a firm believer in the Nav Rules of Road where those large ships win almost every time! Fair winds and calm sea state to you both!

@tammydialgray2835 3 дня назад

Stay safe in the busy waters. I'm excited to see what happens next!

@user-ik4fv6cz2r 3 дня назад

❤ looking awesome out there guys. 👍🌏😊🐬

@ejs6010 2 дня назад

Nice sail. The shipping lanes look scary. Safe travels.

@michaelcollier7641 3 дня назад

Beer , shower, hot pasta … cheeky smile to camera … top man

@Neilhuny 16 часов назад

That's a great idea for the bacon, I'd have never thought of using a sandwich press and you don't have to clean the entire area around

@josephkennedy3541 2 дня назад

Run a Fishing Charter Boat so playing catch up. Luv you guys. You crack me and Diedra up! haha.

@krionic 2 дня назад

cool audio edit at 0:05

@soggybottom3463 3 дня назад

Great job guys! x🤗🤗

@thomasw5430 4 дня назад

Thankfully the issue with water tank is over! Now back to sailing. Nice to see you using the asymmetrical. 😊

@ChrisBogle 2 дня назад

I see where you are in Samos off the coast of Turkey. Congrats!

@carltontweedle5724 4 дня назад

looked a cracking sail. Plus get the big one up and down safely must have felt good. Cannot wait for all the beeps crossing the shipping channel nick will need. HAHAHA.

@user-pu9lt1kn4j 4 дня назад

If your that nervous.....use a top down furler. More money of course, but so easy to handle.

@SirXantious 4 дня назад

I'm excited for next weeks episode! Having navigated Navy ships through the Singapore strait, I can tell you it is stressful. However, I think it will be easier in a smaller cat as you have a bit more maneuverability.

@earlhunt2815 3 дня назад

Yes very stressful. Remember years ago aircraft carrier today cargo ship. Well, that carrier was our relief. So, we didn't get to go home.

@williambremner9022 День назад

I've sailed through the Singapore Strait about 50 times in the past 35 years. It's not at all difficult and people overdramatise it for click bait far too often. Just do it in daylight, plan to use current to push you through faster, navigate properly and keep a very keen watch! The rest is common sense.

@curtisrobbins3460 3 дня назад

Good job

@ruthdavidson-schaller2245 День назад

Have you thought about getting headsets to use when there is either too much noise or distance between you on the boat and you have to make quick decisions?

@janaferreira8882 4 дня назад

❤

@jackechan1311 4 дня назад

😀

@baddecisionsrv8506 3 дня назад

🍻👏👏 Spinnaker!! 🍻🍻👏😏

@RedHeadAgent 4 дня назад

I’d like to ask a really naive question (since I am not a sailor)… why do boats go through the Strait and not around the land further south? Thus avoiding all of the large shipping vessels. It looks like almost the same distance on the map. Thanks for your explanation!

@SirXantious 4 дня назад

This is not naive to ask, but understandable if you have not sailed around this area. The island of Sumatra is south of the Singapore strait and is very long. To go south and around, a boat would likely add days, if not a couple of weeks to their trip. This is fine if you are just cruising and don't mind the scenic route, but not so much if you are on any kind of time table. As for Ruby Rose, I believe they're entering Singapore to get their cat loaded onto a larger ship for transport over to the UK. So, they cannot go around unfortunately.

@RedHeadAgent 3 дня назад

@@SirXantious thank you very much! I just looked at the map again. I’m looking at the island that is Singapore. I’ve confused two straits. The Johor Strait is to the north of the island and the Singapore strait is the southern way round. So I initially thought all of those boats were trying to sail the Johor Strait including RR2. Now I understand. I’m really looking at (and relearning) the world’s geography as I follow RR2 around the world.

@paulwood5803 4 дня назад

No spinnaker boom?

@magnusenamd 4 дня назад

Nice to see you smiling and having a good time again. But unfortunately Nick I long for more problems to fix😆. Then travel and people are of zero interest to me. But watching you because Nick is such a good person and Therese too. But as I said, everything technical is what's fun. How you can't blow clean water tanks is shockingly bad to me. So such errors are not liked. But it's fun to see solutions to the problems. The ice machine and the water tanks are one and the same fault. One error begets other errors. As with everything else.

@peterwaugh9416 3 дня назад

At 5:15 I noticed the Australian flag up as a courtesy flag. ??. I did see the Malaysian flag a bit later. Was than just an acknowledgment for the Bunnings hats?

@nickrose1778 3 дня назад

Oh no, you've been asulted. Cheers.

@Tim8mit 4 дня назад

nothing better than a bacon sandwich

@ImTheDudeMan471 4 дня назад

Taxes. I thought you were talking about reconciling taxes and submitting. That's a pretty scary thing.

@michaelwake5600 День назад

What type of washing machine do you have on board please?

@bobbycvi 3 дня назад

just as a curiosity, why you guys not sail till there ?

@jareks3354 4 дня назад

First!:)

@Naturalook 4 дня назад

Kind of cut that off, at the end?

@seasorb 3 дня назад

Sauce on a Bacon Roll, what a disgrace 😊

@jimmydaniel8752 3 дня назад

That black main sail needs a good washing bad

@williambremner9022 4 дня назад

You can see Indonesia but you’re not going to cruise ANY of it! What a wasted opportunity for a yacht like your cat. You’re really missing the cruising opportunity of a lifetime.

@livefreedrivenh6067 4 дня назад

there not cruisers there puddle jumpers

@davidmartin3947 4 дня назад

Life is about choices. They have chosen to go sailing in the Med instead. How dare they! You have chosen to be a back seat driver. Congrats. PS Teresa does not handle heat well, which may have influenced their choices although of course much of the Med is hot too. How come you think you know better than they do what will work best for them?

@nooneanybodyknows7912 4 дня назад

@davidmartin3947 He didn't say he knew better. He said they were missing out on some great, (actually its fantastic), crusing grounds. This is a valid point many of us have chimned in on. Follow the Boat has spent years in this area. Raja Ampat is one of the most coveted in the world. The most viewed RU-vid channel is in this area...as are others. They're more about fancy places to go out and eat and shop. Their Instagram supports this theory. To each their own. I hope the rudder destroying killer whales get the memo and they're safe.