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i wish i could do my 30,000 x 35 mm Velvia's so fast!

ah, video, whatever...CBX! man, must have been somethin' !

do much like our 'departed' "Bosco", who lived with us in 5 homes, in 3 countries... beautiful Siamese, just right, not over-the-top shape, the males are so loving...

I don't know about this.. i will search it on Google.

Beautiful

So pretty!

Nice place, I wish you a nice day!

Nice video, brings back fond memories from long ago. I paddled the Suwannee from Fargo GA where it emerges from the swamp all the way to the gulf in a wood/canvas Old Town canoe way back in 1954. I was 10. What an adventure for a kid.

beautiful...I love the Suwannee

great no music . that destroys a sailing video

she sails quite nice:)

Which one of the two boys were you, then? You do not have a thumbnail picture for me to see, and your name bears no relationship to either of the boys. Please get back to me. Of course I remember, with pleasure

@Secopree; This is not Juno, It is Island Breeze

Is this Juno? Or another boat?

Hi peter! Remember ME!?!?!?! I sailed on that same boat while you were there? I believe I was 9 then...

If ocean currents and/or waves push against a sailboat's bow under power, it will burn alot of fuel. If the front wind blows at your bow under sailing, you have to do beating against wind. These sea and wind conditions will delay your ETA to landfall. Just make sure that you will have enough fuel, food and water so plenty for extra days.

35ft, 7 ton on a starboard tack for 1000 miles... A. That's a lot of wind B. you must have a storm keel C. ..... Wow D. That's impressive :D

ah....bliss....1000nm on a starboard tack.Im trying to see what point your on...looks like a close reach.Just kick back and enjoy the journey.........ahhhhh

you are wrong. there is nothing greater than waking up on your boat at the marina. It refreshes your life every day. The marina can be in the center of the city, but you are in a world of your own. I've owned power and sailboats since the age of 8 and I can tell you the pleasure of using it at the dock is great. Sailing in them is most rewarding.

I suggest there are several reasons why there are plenty of sailboats at dock and not on the water; firstly it generally takes more than one person to sail, so you have to organize friends as crew, secondly the desire to own a boat is much stronger than owning a boat, so once you have one, it's job done, now what? Thirdly once an owner you begin to see how many things need attention and repairs and many are not prepared to spend so much time just fixing and spending money to do those fixes

I live in jacksonville..the marina i was talking about was off san jose in middleburg..a shame to see those nice boats neglected like that...

Its kinda weird because i had a powerboat in a slip at local dock and i would go out often..there were many sailboats big and small in slips just rotting away...it made me think sailing was to much of a hassle and thats why they never took there boats out...

Yes..yes indeed..i fully understand what you mean..its the sailing that i will enjoy the most..over the destination..i know it is a challenge and great adventure and i will be sure to have alot if training and practice on the river before i head out..also ill have someone with alot of experiance come with me on the trip..thanks

having all the right devices to help you steer, navigate and manage large sails is important and everything must work and work well. Plus you must stock up on the right foods that can fit in the boats storage and last the trip and not spoil. If you think sailing is just sailing away to easy fun and simple bliss and safety, then you are very much mistaken and do not have the right 'stuff' to take on any sailing trip. It is never safe on the ocean.

When trouble strikes you have to know what to do immediately, you can't just use trail-and-error because in a boat, an error will sink you.

Any time a sail boat is not in port, but out to sea, she is in danger and one must constantly be aware of what is going on and where you are and what your ship is doing and what the weather is about to do to you. Learn how to sail on a small boat with an instructor on a lake or river before you sail any larger boat. You can never get too much experience, or be too well practised.

Sailing is so weird..all the lines and stuff..i can barley keeo my cell charger from getting tangled..lol im about to jump into this with both feet..sail frm florida all throu the carribeean...how long do you think it takes to get to know how to sail and to really know your boat before you can truly feel safe

@Mi37591 Maybe at appears that way, but everything you see is needed and used on our trips. nothing is extra or optional except maybe spare flashlight batteries, spare phone batteries. We are out by ourselves for a week, we have to completely take care of ourselves

very nice video and relaxing music for the gusting sail :) do you recall the type of boat you were on? you seem to sail on lots of boats.. the best boat to sail :)

@THESOUTHERNBOY49 I'm not a fisherman, so I don't know anything about whether it is good or bad fishing or what. I'm a kayaker and sailor and it is good for me.

oh my god! a while ago i put a video of my cat figaro up on youtube, and i wanted to see if it was still up, so i searched up "figaro my cat" and the fist thing thats comes up is this cat andy it so funny because, my cat's name is figaro, and he look exactly like this!!!! i was so amazed!!!!! just to prove it to you, i may put a video of him up since i literally have no videos up, loll!!! btw: i named my cat figaro when i was really young because that was minnie mouse's cat's name... lol

@34timsah Yes, but the captain was a New Zealander who wanted to see his country's team compete in the Americas Cup races off Valencia that year. So we had to move on and not delay. I can't remember if it was thirty-two hundred or forty-two hundred liters of fuel to complete that distance. We cruised at 8.5 to 9.5 knots.

CONGRAGILATIONS...I AM FROM ISTANBUL..VERY SUPRISED THAT YOU DID SUCH A LONG DISTANCE WITH A MOTORBOAT.HELL OF ALOT FUEL & COST FROM ISTANBUL TO VALENCIA... DON'T TELL ME THAT YOU ALSO DID THE WAY FROM NEW ZEALAND TO ISTANBUL ON BOARD ... :-)))))))))

he's beautiful! we have a cat named figaro as well. he's a big black cat

Thanks. I needed that.

when i was in high school we used to go swimming in doctor's lake....

@jodalita My ex-wife so named Figaro because she wanted to sing the words in the fashion of the opera when she went to call him into the house for supper. It bears no logic further than that

Cute, but he looks nothing like Figaro.

@PetesNikon Thanks

@jeffnicq This journey was on a sailboat taken at the end of May, early June. I can't give you any specific advice about your motor yacht. If you want to know how much fuel you will use, you must measure how much fuel you use at different speeds driving your particular boat. The faster you go the more fuel you use. Bear in mind, you cannot always go at the speed you want when you have rough weather and high waves, you'll have to slow down for these.

hey what time of the year is this. do you have an idea about how much fule is need to get to bermuda in a motor yacht from florida

@muamd The Monitor is a self-steering mechanism. The blade you saw was being pushed by the wind so that the blade then tilts and moves the rudder to correct it. The whole thing doesn't use any electrical power, it derives it's steering force from a paddle in the water. The whole thing will keep the boat a constant angle to the wind. Which is good for sailing.

Mostly composed of solid limestone in this region, sometimes this gives way to sand and dirt. What is on the banks of the Suwannee is mostly those plants that can cling onto rocky cliffs and exist on a steep bank. There are also a lot of trees that get too heavy for this cantilevered world and they lean at a crazy angle or fall into the water

What are the banks made of? I would have expected lush greenery...

Oh, I wish I was there! Wonderful!

ahhh! please dont refer to sizes as "correct". everyone has different opinions about size. i for example prefer whippets from 50cm to 55cm. 48cm is simply too small, in my opinion... for my likes and my dogs' activities (at least in comparison to the larger whippets. instead of "correct size", lets call it "standard size" ;) . the whippet from Jylland, what is his/her full pedigree name? - glenn

@glennskii Two are Danish bred from Kennel Vibe in Jylland, from English bloodlines (Nevedith and Oakbark). The smaller one (of correct size!) has an American father and a Canadian mother - but born in Denmark! See more of under "sighthounddotnet"!

those whippies have beautiful profiles/lines. nice nice doggies. what are their pedigree names?

@petermarceltoft; Check out the changes to the title along the lines of your suggestion, thanks

Great job on the video...