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@@artman133 hi Art, it’s a CDI 2. Thanks for tuning into my channel

@@coalfieldbeelovergerald3687 Good morning Nick, thanks, it was also a pleasure sharing time with you on the dock. I’m happy to hear you experienced part of the Salish 💯. I hope your health is improving and you’ll feel like taking part in next years Salish event. Thank you for continuing to watch and leave comments on my channel. See you on the water someday, David

Good Morning Art, I thought I replied to your comment earlier, I guess not. Thank you for watching me and Tramontana travel the PNW. I always love hearing that my videos helped to bring another sailor into the Montgomery world. They are fantastic sailboats that will keep you safe during any adventure you decide to take.

Congratulations on your M17 purchase! Will you post your documentation on the Montgomery facebook site, UA-cam or both? I look forward to watching you and your M17 as you make her yours. Enjoy!

Thank you, yes I do hope to be documenting both the refit and my adventures. At my age (64) I might call it “The Adventures of an old fart”, maybe I should pick something not so crude🤣😂🤣. I have been taking pictures and videos up to this point. I have also been gathering information from your videos and others of what I would like to do in a refit and modifications. Presently I am ordering up a metal building for my “Boat Works”…..we get pretty wet winters here in the Northern California Sierras. Thank you again for your inspiration, information and response. Art

@@artman133 👍🏻

@@1966dc Thanks Larry, it was fun making the video and thinking about all of the adventures we have shared together. I’m very fortunate to have cruising friends like all of you. Looking forward to the next nine years. I’ll see you on the water!

@@chrisstockman904 Hi Chris, I’m so fortunate to live in such a wonderful place and have the time to enjoy what it has to offer. It’s great having a group of friends to share some of my journeys. They have added so much to my memories. I really appreciate that you continue to watch my videos and take the time to respond. I look forward to following your adventures n the future.

@@Jakork I haven’t sold her yet. I’m delaying the inevitable.

@@theresnobodyhere5778 I’m not missing her yet. Tramontana is still in my yard looking lonely.

@@bobbrown563 yes they are, thanks for helping them so memorable.

@@kevbjork1 Hi Kev, thanks for watching my video and asking the question. Its the last season I’ll cruise on Tramontana. I have Corazon now and will continue cruising the Pacfic Northwest on her and my videos will be Corazon Chronicles.

@@liamstone3437 Good morning Liam, thanks watching my video and sharing your information about using cast iron. I use cast iron at home to bake in. Now on Corazon I’m experimenting with a folding camp oven. My next trip I’m making pizza from scratch!

Hi Paul, thank you for watching all my videos and writing the great comment. Montgomery 17 sailboats are very capable and safe boats that would be perfect for your family to learn sailing on. I will eventually sell Tramontana but I need to repair the keel.

@@davidyoung5321 - please keep me posted when you sell - thank you!

@@paulmoran3281 I will Paul

@@MetalTeamster Good morning MT, Flickas are incredible little sailboats that have cruised the world. Corazon was previously named Kawabunga and in 1995 did a South Sea Adventure. She departed San Diego bound for the Marquesas and Society Islands then cruise up to Hawaii and back to Los Angles. She’ll only see the PNW with me. Bainbridge is a beautiful island but I miss living on Orcas Island. Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to leave a comment.

@@davidyoung5321 that is remarkable, I wish you the best going forward. I like watching the Sam Holmes , the Wave Rover guy ......sailing vids in general

Thanks Eric!

Good morning Christopher, thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment. I’m usually reef early in my Montgomery 17 but Corazon is new to me so I decided to see how she felt with her rail in the water. No surprise she sailed great! I’ll go back to reefing early it’s a lot easier on everything.

Thanks Chris

It was different traveling on Corazon with someone else on board, but it was very enjoyable having Randy joining me. I only have a week before company comes to our home so I decided to stay local instead of heading north. I guess we won’t see each other on the water this season. You and Sean have a great trip.

Hi JD, thanks for continuing to watch my channel. I have a few more trips planned so the videos will keep on coming.

@@leonrinehart7948 Good morning Leonine, PCS built incredible sailboats. I so happy that I finally own one! I’m looking forward to many adventures on Corezon in the PNW. Thanks for tuning into my channel.

@@mikeallen585 Good morning Mike, that’s a fantastic way to spend six years. I’m looking forward to many extended cruises in the PNW on Corazon’s.

@@trad9178 WOW! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Actually I’m trying to pick better music for my new videos. Thanks for the input.

Hi diceman, thanks it’s been fun modifying Tramontana. I was really happy with the completed doors, they’re way nicer than the hatch boards.

@@leecowell8165 Hi Lee, Corazon isn’t only cute it’s unbelievable how beautifully she sails, plus I’m really enjoying the comfort down below in the cabin. After cruising for nine seasons in a 17’ sailboat it’s a treat moving up into the Pacific Seacraft World!

I love when the conditions line up and you can go 6+ knots. The fastest I recorded on Tramontana was 9.2 knots. I had a strong wind on my stern and a really fast current going my way. That was exciting!

Hi Captain Larry, I’m amazed how comfortable Corazon is while sailing in strong winds. In Tramontana I had a grand time with strong winds but it was always a workout. I absolutely love the way Corazon handles the waves for a pleasant sail.

Hi Jack, It’s been fun putting my trips together and sharing them with others. Thanks for watching my videos.

Hi Chris, it’s great returning to the cruising life. My last day of work is August 3rd so I’m making plans for a few trips on Corazon. They will last around 5 to 6 weeks.

Great, a new chapter and a new boat. The bigger boat will be needed for some long cruises. All the best.

Thanks Randy, it was a great trip. Thanks for adding to my journey. It was awesome having you aboard.

Hi Larry, it was fun going on the other sailboats and checking them out. They were all different in their own way.

Hi Jim, it was a fun gathering. Really nice people and lots of fun checking out the differences in each sailboat. Dana’s are impressive for a small sailboat.

Thanks for watching my video Leif

@@ufukozbir649 Hi Ufuc from the Salish Sea. Thank you for watching and sending me an uplifting message. I really love when someone watches my videos and takes the time to comment. Making videos have added so much to my cruising experience. I’m always looking for that special shot with my camera for the next video. I hope you’ll enjoy some of my earlier ones. Take care, David

@@lovetoride9646 thanks Love to Ride

A Flicka will sleep four comfortably. Two on the v-birth, one on the settee and one on the port quarter birth.

They are an awesome sailboat. Very stable and comfortable. Thanks for watching my videos.

Hi Eden, thanks, she’s a beauty and hopefully will become more beautiful before the summer is over.

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@@mariajosemorenoguerrero8638 hola Maria, si pero es divertida

@@davidyoung5321 Eso sí. El Flicka es strong!!!

@@mariajosemorenoguerrero8638 Sí, es un velero fabuloso.

Hi Christopher, enjoy your Flicka! I’m having a fun time refinishing Corazon. Hoping to have her looking Bristol by the end of summer.

Hi loosely, thanks for watching my channel. Corazon sure is a stable, dry sailboat. I’m stocked that I found her and that she’s everything I thought a Flicka would be.

Oh and the Flicka is a great boat, she’s a beautiful specimen!

Hi Sunlovers, thanks, Crealock 37’s are beautiful sailboats. Do you cruise in the PNW?

@@davidyoung5321 Thank you David. She’s partially owner fit out as a lot of these first 15 were so the joinery isn’t awesome above the hull/deck joint, but she’s still a great boat! We haven’t cruised the PNW yet, we might still, but it would be way down line.

@@sunlovesailing 👍🏻

@@ericjnelson6442 Hi Eric, it was fun having Randy on Corazon with me. The trip to Port Townsend was the first time I travelled with someone on an extended journey. Are you enjoying your new sailboat?

@@1966dc she looks lonely sitting in my yard without her beautiful wood on display. Are you still thinking about an August trip? We have company 8/14-17. Before our company comes I’m probably heading into the south sound on the 5th for a week. After they leave I’m heading north for 3-4 weeks. Jeff and Bob might be interested in that trip, are you? Hope to see you sometime.

@@1966dc not yet, he’s hoping to bring it up in September.

@@DouglasFuller-p7w Hi Doug, thanks for tuning into my channel. It’s been a while since we’ve talked, I’ll give you a call tomorrow.

@@robertgold2643 🙏🏻😎

Aaron I’m hoping to do an adventure in August or September with you.

Hi Maddie, I’m sure happy that you didn’t buy Corazon. She a sailboat and I’m loving that I can stand up in her. Are you in Canada?

Great sailboat…

@@paulmadruga9786 Hi Paul, I’ve been a little slow putting videos out this year. That’s about to change now that I’m making a few trips on Corazon. Thank for watching my channel.

@@936anyst good evening, thanks for watching my channel. Where are you located down here? Just went for a perfect sail this afternoon. The Flicka is a pleasure to sail.

@@davidyoung5321 that's awesome! I'm here in Tacoma, I have a little cape dory 25d at Foss harbor marina...

@@936anyst 👍🏻