Larger than a small child. Remote Island LOBSTER 

@Sailing La Vagabonde I'm sure somebody has already mentioned it, but have you guys seen the man overboard system Sailing Zatara recently got and implemented? It triggers an alarm when the bluetooth bracelet goes out of range from the home base. Could be pretty good for peace of mind once Darwin gets moving around and you have to keep track of both of the boys.

WTF. 1 min in. Thought this was a clean family channel. I love both of you!

@@Brad-ku9yu Agreed, they need this!!

@@Brad-ku9yu I am no sailor.. But, I watch.. This is the best response I have ever seen... Awesome !!

Cannot wait to watch Back 2 Basics videos of their experiences in the Bahamas. I really enjoyed Sarah’s vlogs, getting more comfortable in front of the camera. I wouldn’t expect Lenny to any other way, whether it’s sand on the lobster or scribbles on mom’s list, he has been roaring 🦁 at the camera and in life since he as born! 🥰⛵️

Keep your head up!!! You’re not alone!!! Much love ❤️ ❤️❤️

Me too.

@@JS-wl3gi me three

😂😂😂😂😂 ok

Same here! As a Portuguese living in the UK, I sometimes find myself struggling with the weather and especially with the lack of contact with the ocean. These guys simply just take me back "home" for a couple of minutes.

Commenting to BOOST!! They complain often about it so I help this helps!💕💕💕

Wait, you roast coconut oil? Until what end? This is fantastic news

@@chrisriehl1696 when we were in Bastimentos, some little, old, Indigenous women visited our rental house. It was like they had telepathy as we were at our wits ends! Luckily my husband's first language is Spanish, so we were able to understand that they had this homemade, ROASTED coconut oil for sale that they made themselves. We were desperate of course (as anyone who has experienced the torment that the no-see-ums can pose!) so we bought a bottle for such a fair price...and I tell you, it worked! Not only that, but we still have some left as we're only 2 ppl travelling periodically. And the remedy makes sense: these bugs are so small, so their probiscus (feeding organ) cannot penetrate the layer of oil when it's on your skin. Of course it won't remedy the buggers on board, but this roasted coconut oil definitely helps to keep them from being able to get a bite out of you And from what I've learned since, perhaps any natural oil on the skin may work, but I think the key to this Indigenous version, is that it's roasted coconut oil. It was a medium brown colour (so not too roasted) and definitely smelled roasted/cooked. For me, Indigenous wisdom is usually best in any particular region, as the people have figured out remedies over millennia. Thanks for your comment! Hopefully this advice helps, not just for the Vagabond crew, but anyone who has ever been plagued by these wee, little pests! 😀

@@soulwave7237 alright I'll give er a go. Sounds way better than the usual completely losing of mind and coating myself in mud. 😁

Good to know. We have midgy's in Oz, might be similar Teatree oil is awesome for after. I also use Citronella oil in a coconut oil base. 🥰

Yes that's a great point. I am 57 and I suffer with light sensitivity optician said could be not wearing sun glasses when out in the sun even bright lights at night from cars when I am driving affect my eyes.

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Well this was a truly unremarkable episode until you went and ruined it with your remarks.

Keep up the filming Sarah

I thought this too

Soon Lenny will be showing Darwin how to put sand on the Lobster & fish & then playing innocent while he tattle tails on him!

No baby talk for Lenny.

I asked about the animations several times and what program they use to make them (because I would like to make some for my lessons) , unfortunately I have had no replies from them.

here here

@@rebeccarendle3706 that’s probably because they have far too many comments to read them all, let alone answer them all!

@@Lacroix999 well that's is obvious.

@@rebeccarendle3706 well you can’t get mad about that if it gets lost in the comments section. With as many ways to make digital animations now in their video editing, you can go just about anywhere online/using an app to do so.

They Settled for Land Because They Don't know the Sea !

I don't really think there's a better way to raise kids I've seen online. Let me elaborate on this: Sailing and seeing tons of different parts of the world while living off the grid could really only do wonders for the human psyche (no matter the age). Adventures like these while needing little to nothing than their boat out there would surely set quite an example of good living for these kids. Something I wish I had as a child while watching this and quite frankly something I would definetly wish upon my children as well.

Not too hard when you have a nanny

@@akdonlh9924 Oh, I think it's still extremely difficult. You're in a small confined space, Sarah isn't watching the kids 24/7, all the potential hazards from you run into doing something like this. Takes some guts to do something like this and go against the norm.

@@akdonlh9924 That nanny comment is a bit off. Elayna works full time. All working mothers use childcare.

Admiral Sarah! She's so cool

Sarah seems to have a gentle kind personality. She is quite a catch for somebody. I do enjoy her inclusion in the videos. Not to forget David!

A few minutes into the video, as Alenya and Sara talk to the camera, behind them Darwin crawls to what seems like a few feet from the boat’s edge. 😱

😂😂😂😂