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How deep is the water over the bar?

How did you have enough fuel to cross the ocean

Nice job! 👍🏼

I have much experience on the Columbia bar and along the coast if you need a free helper.

This infamous bar looks pretty calm on this day. There can be 15 to 20 footers coming in.

Are you still boating?

Are you still boating?

Beautiful Life. Stay safe out there. Thx so much for sharing 🙏

Richard, I was following you for a couple of years. I was enthralled by your videos but then you stopped producing. Initially - I found you because of my interest in the KK42. Any search of the kk2 pretty much warranties one of your videos is going to come up. I'm wondering if your "Saga" as you put it - coming out of Cabo - changed your mind about boating. Anyways I hope you are doing well and that you are not too afraid of going out to sea again. I invite you to come onboard my kk42 I bought recently and we can venture out here in the Gulf of Mexico. I'm in Houston.

Thanks for the nice comments. No bow thruster; ever since I broke it in 2015 in Germany, I've learned to live without it. The first line that i would tie would be any line from the dock would be secured in the mid ships cleat. then in a situation like the above, left full rudder and forward would press the stern and the rear half of the boat against the dock. Now, with over eager dock help, I can't begin to tell you the number of times, that would go cattywampus because someone on the dock would not listen to what I was saying but would tie the bow line too tight, holding the bow in and forcing the stern away from the dock.

The KK did well. you have a new subscriber here. We own a KK manatee. do you have stabilizers?

THESE are the boating vids I'm looking for. Real time, Real comms, Real sound. Thank you Richard.

Super great to see what these boats can do with a confident captain at the helm. Thanks for sharing! I'm curious, did you find you ever had to use max throttle or what hp / rpm max was the most needed if not?

Looks like paradise to me...boat chugging away...strong coffee on the side. 7 knots...no hurry...

Those would be OSU Oceanography department research vessels.

You got lucky it was a calm day, even with a good boat. People who cross the Columbia Bar on the ebb tide don't always make it.

Just came across your video. Love it! Be safe!!!

Wow, quite a trip ! Are the waters always that calm inside the passage ? Wish the sun had come out, it would have been so pretty ! But I guess they call it the 'Wet Coast' rather than the west coast, for a reason ! Thanks for uploading, and safe travels to you and crew ! ✌️🇨🇦👍

Better safe than sorry ! Glad you made it through ! And it is a learning experience for me ! I know nothing of sailing, and find this very interesting. You have a great way of explaining how things work and why you chose the routes you did. Thanks and stay safe ! From a landlubber in BC, Canada. ❤️✌️🇨🇦

Great crossing ! Glad you were safe and rewarded with a beautiful calm sea and colorful sunset ! Fair winds to you, and thank you ! ❤️ 🇨🇦 ✌️

Absolutely Awesome Richard

Of course she can. It was designed to have a 3,000 nautical mile range specifically to cross the Pacific Ocean. You can email me directly at wxman22@gmail.com Richard on Dauntless

Can this beauty do a pacific ocean crossing?

Sure wish we had this live streaming tech when we moved our Krogen from SFO to Seattle in the 80's

I love your adventures stay safe please.

It must be a myth about the rain haha,,,,, nice video and showed my boat also,,, nice.

Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the video. Congratulations and best wishes!

I am so enjoying seeing you handle the krogen, I purchased one last year, doing some work on it before I can motor away from dock, so any handling advice will be great do you have the hydraulic bow truster or electric.

Nicely done, even with just still pictures it's much better than most video walkthroughs out there.

Drop the music. Its terrible

Brilliant 👍

Hello Richard, that was a little nerve racking but a nice share. Thx

I sail out of SF Bay and never leave on an ebb. Always at slack or even at the start of a mild flood.

Pretty slick docking! Great job. Thanks for sharing.

Good to see you in action. recommend no more photos -only video from this point on. Try talking to the camera and tell us what you're doing. Really appreciate that you're sharing this with us!

www.oregon.gov/osmb/forms-library/Documents/Publications/ColumbiaBar.pdf Why would you leave that bar on an Ebb tide. Slow boats force you to do such things?

Great video and presentation Uncle Ricci!

No engines, eh? ;)

A look Inside at Dauntless, a Kadey Krogen 42, built in 1988. Thanks for watching.

Do I have a video tour of Dauntless? Not really. In large part because I was/am slow to the UA-cam venue, so I took videos and pictures of things interesting to me. I'll look through the archives and see what I have. Why don't I just do a video of Dauntless now? Because she is a bit disheveled, with 3 people living aboard, enough spare parts for crossing oceans and going around the world and enough rice to keep a family in Africa fed for years, though for Vietnamese only a year's supply.

Hi Richard....Do you have a video doing a tour of your yacht??

Nice navigation journal! Thank you for posting. The suspenseful music on entering Smugglers cove was a nice touch. :)

First one of your videos I've watched. Kind of neat to see the translation of the chart view into the actual location. Cute whale tail!

Love the way the boat handled it great vedio

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Thank you for watching Larry & I on Dauntless explore Smuggler Cove after leaving Vancouver BC.

I'm getting seasick just watching this roll into Newport

Nice report, thanks Richard. Your next boat in a couple of the pictures ? Some house-boat like in Netherland it seems.

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I found some of your writings on your Atlantic crossing.....was captivated so I kept looking for more of it....then happened upon this video.....I have a face to put to the adventure now.....enjoyed the video, my wife is also Vietnamese......congrats on your lovely bride and the best for both of you....; )