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STORMY SAIL to the US, LONGEST PASSAGE Part 2!

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This is part 2 of our passage from the USVI to the mainland US. In this video we safe-harbour in the Ragged Islands while we wait from Tropical Storm Arthur to move out of our way. From there we have a few days of stormy weather to sail through before we make it safely back to the US. In one of those storms we experienced more lightning, closer to the boat that we ever have before. We were convinced we were going to be struck. It was an eventful closure to our trip between the bad weather and things breaking. But it certainly was memorable.
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@jandradventures 4 года назад

Any of you guys almost (or have) been struck by lightning?!

@RiggingDoctor 4 года назад

Thankfully no, but a friend on a wooden sailboat and mast (and not the tallest mast in the anchorage) got hit by lightning. Burned out his radio. He replaced his radio and kept sailing and apparently got hit again coming into the Chesapeake because his radio was burned out again! Dude got hit twice in the same month on a wooden boat ⛵️⚡️

@SnowSkiingIsLife 4 года назад

Nope, hasn't happen to me but I know many others who have. SSB antennas and other mast-mounted equipment are sure to fry.

@SnowSkiingIsLife 4 года назад

@@RiggingDoctor So much for the "lightning never strikes twice" line! Whoa! My recommendation is to always have at least one (if not two) spare VHF handhelds in a waterproof bag with extra batteries/chargers in a small Faraday cage. Should the worst happen, i.e., a direct lightning strike, and all helm and and nav station equipment are fried, you can always fire up the spare handheld radios and be in business. If your budget supports it, make sure that they're AIS and GPS capable and all of the registrations are complete before you put them away. Check the batteries regularly.

@jandradventures 4 года назад

@@RiggingDoctor Wow! We have met a couple people that have gotten hit and all of their electronics died.

@jandradventures 4 года назад

@@SnowSkiingIsLife Very good advice!

@johnandbrendabrand8008 4 года назад

Loved the video- especially Kelsey's "farewell" message. Also loved the little snippets "Land Ho" and the little giggles of getting stuck between the pipes. This was one of my favorite videos, great water adventures and just passing time! Will miss you Kelsey!

@SnowSkiingIsLife 4 года назад

Agreed. Kelsey is an excellent second mate. Smart, light-hearted, cool and dependable. Hard to find anyone better for these kinds of voyages.

@kelseycirrito1770 4 года назад

Such a special trip and so glad to be able to share it with so many people! I will definitely miss Honu and fam, keep an eye out for future appearances :-)

@HopeOfJoe 4 года назад

Great vlog episode guys. Kelsey has F.I.R.E. in her eyes !!! Jessica, the ultimate blonde Viking with her gold war paint. Just a great time !!! Towards the end, just could not leave out mention of Ryan's HUGE smile. Can see clearly how he and Kelsey are cousins. !! Actually looking forward to some refit as the family needs the modifications and upgrades.

@lpd1snipe 3 года назад

Found your channel by accident, enjoying the videos. I'm an old ex Navy and Merchant Marine engineer. I've had the luxury of working on steam and diesel powered vessels anywhere between 150 and 900 ft long. I definitely would not want to ride out some of the storms I've been in in the North Atlantic and Pacific and Indian Ocean in a catamaran.

@mikestrickland8153 4 года назад

Great video as always! My son and I went to Silent World this past weekend. We love this place! Great people there.

@CreamyJalapeno 4 года назад

Carlos and I really enjoyed this entire series. We’ve been living vicariously through you for many months now. Please keep us updated about life on land as well.

@Boody523 4 года назад

Kelsey always has a great, fun attitude.

@jamiebuechler8833 4 года назад

Kelsey. From one Kelsey to another, look me up when you get to Colorado. I show you the slopes, if they open up next season!

@2008Vanna 4 года назад

So glad you made your passage safely!!

@leisureinnovations8544 4 года назад

Great video. Keep them coming. Thank you for sharing.

@larrydicenzo987 4 года назад

Always love your videos but this one seemed extra special. Thanks.

@adrianalawlor6409 4 года назад

Jess, Ryan, Kira, Kelsey and the most adorable dog Arya, I really enjoyed watching your journey. Miss you 😘 your Brazilian friend, A

@georgenicol582 4 года назад

Those last two nights of lightning were intense. The first night was a great show because it was going away from us. The second night was not as fun because it was coming at us! We were wondering what it was like for you on the other side of Cay Sal Bank ... our radar looked about the same. Cheers! -Woven.

@jasonstoltzman5517 4 года назад

Glad to see you made it back to the US Mainland safely. Enjoy your time. Love to see your adventures!

@nena4215 4 года назад

Kelsey, take care of yourself, you were very entertaining and I am happy we all got to meet you! Thanks again for the episode, it was a good one!

@kelseycirrito1770 4 года назад

Thank you, was great to be apart of Honu for a while and meet so many awesome people. Cheers!

@dianemerck9351 4 года назад

Hey just to encourage you, we went 3 weeks without pay waiting on mass UI and my husband was able to get another job 2 months later during Covid. He is a computer programmer as well, so I say this to encourage you, keep applying and keep searching you will find something. Live your videos they keep getting better. Good luck to Kelsie on her future endeavors.

@jackwmoody 4 года назад

That was one of your funniest videos! Very nicely done. You could tell you guys were getting stir crazy.

@JustMe-pp1mp 4 года назад

Gonna miss ya Kelsey girl. Good luck with your future adventures, wherever you end up. Hope you stay in touch. :-)

@kelseycirrito1770 4 года назад

Cheers, friend!

@klouism1 4 года назад

⛵ I am glad you made it there safely. Thank you for the video. Wishing you good health and safe sailing.

@h.v7461 4 года назад

Cool. My biggest fear out on the water....lightening.

@RiggingDoctor 4 года назад

Love the intro!

@paulcollins9197 4 года назад

Good afternoon headed home out of Kentucky work on boat and pool date night with wife. You all enjoy your weekend

@Glenn7915 4 года назад

Great video again. Welcome home

@marceld6061 4 года назад

When I saw the preview for the video with the 'tow behind' I thought - yeah, those suits are coming off. Is it just me or is there something hot about those tattoos? Going to miss Kelsey. She was a hoot. I hope you have her on board again another time.

@Michael-cf9lf 4 года назад

Cool video

@leemartin3654 4 года назад

I have two small children Four and five about to be five and six, but if Lexi is looking for a ready-made situation I should send a pic

@freaksord 4 года назад

Awesome video!!! Glad you made it back safe. Now stay safe and wear masks!

@smplyizzy 4 года назад

Refit!!!!

@svlolalouise9763 4 года назад

First again South Australia

@leemartin3654 4 года назад

OK let’s talk about it! Before you leave Anchorage, you should go up your mast Check all your rigging, at least twice a month, you don’t realize it but when are you are sitting at idle, the sun does a lot of work on shit and so does saltSo you’re doing yourself a disservice! By not inspecting everything before you leave give it a pull give it a tug look at it. Make notes of things that look like they are going bad so you could check them more often! But you losing hardware on a passage is very preventable. You have three girls on that boat! Your lack of inspection process could be what put you on a reefDon’t you ever become comfortable, it leads to disaster. I’m not yelling I’m just informing you it’s your job as a captain to clear the rig and the boat before you leave the dock, don’t get me wrong I leave my socks and underwear in the bathroom after I take a shower. But that’s not the same thing that we’re talking about right now somethings need their do checks