We Crossed The Atlantic! | Part 4
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2023
- In this video, we continue our Atlantic crossing from the halfway mark to West Palm Beach, Florida. This is part 4 of our mini-series of our Atlantic crossing. We loose and engine and do our best to get it back online again as well show you the recent work done to the exterior of the yacht. We give you a look at the duties and responsibilities of the crew during a crossing of this magnitude. Prepare to see what it takes to make a crossing like this work. From logistics to crew food, we show you everything. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's video!
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Part 1
• Crossing The Atlantic ...
Part 2
• Crossing The Atlantic ...
Part 3
• Atlantic Crossing Init...
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Filmed by onboard content creator @Blair_vb
Edited by Shaun Silver & @Blair_vb
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What a great video and series Blair and the whole crew put together. I'm back onboard now, and we are preparing to depart for Antigua to begin our Caribbean season. All the crew are super excited to get down to the islands and start chartering again.
Thanks for watching and we'll see you next week. 🛥🥂
Bloody freaking legend have a good week cpt
Cheers cpt hoping to see you in st maarten
This was a really good series, and the watchability keeps going up. So, what does this mean with regard to the rotation of the crew. Is Nina back yet, or is she off till you're back in the med?
How was your break Captain Paul! Refreshed and ready for the next charter season? Ones things for sure Captain you certainly have a great team. Take care and good luck, hopefully the HP fuel pump on the other engine is good 👍
Chief Davey comes across as kinda a jerk. He doesn't seem to fit in or match with the great personalities from the rest of the crew.
HATS OFF to the engineering crew - unexpected issue but diagnosed the problem, notified the Captain and crew created a workable contingency plan. Cheers to safe passage you guys!
Well said
To be fair, I could have come up with "use the other engine" contingency plan... :-\
This level of thinking demonstrates exactly why you'd be no use in a similar situation@@zachansen8293
What a delight! I'm a grandmother about to enter my 85th year and remember at your age, in the 50's ,, All I could do was look forward to getting home to my boyfriend for the summer! (Can't remember his name now!) Next generation, my son had a gap year in Belgium grooming show horses and farming endive. Now my grandson is taking 2 months off from his emerging career to hike the Camino. It's something he missed during the pandemic, but his wonderful boss is making way for it now. So we should improve with each generation, and I can see that you people make me hopeful for our world and it's positive development. Thank you for this fun learning experience.!
This is why these yachts cost so much. Having qualified engineers on board is so worth it-great work everyone. Excellent video.
Thanks Loon Crew!
Finally a look at a very Pro Yacht Crew. World class production values, stories, of a very special career.
What about 20:45 standing right next to a line under tension amongst a snapback zone?
Paige: "whoever told us it was two weeks lied"
Engineers: "...and we're adding another 3 days"
Paige: 'guess i'll have to re-shine the egg - cups'
The great thing is that we see the daily life and problem solving that happened while underway. At least no guests onboard.
The pain passes, but the beauty remains.
Awesome to see how the crew takes Paul's talking bits and narrates the video together! Great job crew!
They all did such a great job!
Nice crossing crew of Loon. Thanks for taking us with you. Can’t wait to see your next episode.
Loved all the crossing vlogs!
Thank you so much!😊
🙏🏻💙🕊❤️🕉
Thank you for sharing your crew with a beautiful yacht.
Absolutely love this crew! What a great crossing... Now get on land and enjoy yourselves! Cheers Loon!
Another great video: Good to see your all safe & well , all ways smiling regardless of the situation with loosing one engine, hopefully you’ll all be able to get a bit of R &. R ashore while the maintenance work is done I think you all deserve it after the crossing. As always stay safe have fun & will be looking forward to seeing you all in the next entertaining video from the MV Loon
I have enjoyed the content of Loon so much and learning the hard-working crew of Loon. Would love a week aboard. I bet as the chief eluded to parts will be on board. Great video. Looking forward to the next installment of repair and maintenance of Loon.
Love to hear and see a real professional crew in action at work lots into in plus money thank you for this video 😊
Omg Alex actually gets his hands dirty, glad this rare phenomenon was caught on camera. Cheers for the great videos.
Blair another great Loony video. Great you had an amazing sail across from the Adriatic start point.
You did a great job videoing this passage and wow you did not loose a Drone. Capt Paul will be impressed. Enjoy your down time if you get any and looking forward to another adventure of THE LOON!!!!!!!!!!!
Blair, your West Palm Beach shots are EPIC !!
The quality of these videos are so mesmerizing
Welcome to the US!! Nice to see a smooth, uneventful crossing. Enjoy Miami everyone!
What a crew and and professional information system
Well done engineers for trying their best to resolve the problem on the engine and looking after the working one to ensure a safe arrival. Got to say well done to the deck crew doing all that sanding and varnishing too. Greg 🇬🇧
THAT IS A AMAZING EXAMPLE…. OF BEING A GREAT ENGINEER ! GREAT JOB GUYS
Thank you for bringing us along. Great job!
So much fun. Congrats on the crossing and enjoy your beers.
I used to live in Palm Beach County for 25 years. We had several friends that had gorgeous yachts at the Palm Beach Yacht club. I sure do miss the aqua marine colored water and the beaches AND having lunch and shopping on Worth Ave. Ahhh the good ole days. Thanks for the video.
👍✅ great crossing series, tks Blair and crew!
I thoroughly enjoyed you cruising footage. Thank you
Great video Guys. Glad you arrived safely. Looking forward to the next one
Great stuff. Happy to live vicariously thru these vids. 💪🏼
Hey Bjorn I’m 70 and STILL having fun! It is the attitude that is important! 🤣
Just a completely solid crew.
Great video update. Cannot wait for my charter. 😊😊 Any video with Paige in it is even better ❤😊
I am so invested in this series!!!!
Looks like we've got another die-hard fan! Welcome to the club.🛥️🥂
It's really interesting. Kind of why I don't get. But very glad that everyone made the crossing safely. I know all too well what crossing an ocean feels like. But the Pacific. Once headed to war. I bet the marine videos will be especially interesting. Thank goodness y'all got all of the BEAUTIFUL crew "home" safely. That was all that mattered. Cheers! Enjoy your beers! 🍺 🍻 🎊
Absolutely the finest crew manning the most beautiful vessel ( on the planet in MHO ) Thanks so much for sharing guys. Blair you ARE the master!
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate your support. 🛥️🥂
I love you Loonatics 😂 I start speaking in a South African accent after every episode!! Yah! Great job Blair.
Really enjoyed watching this video.. absolutely epic crew and very informative. Hope you had a nice welcome break Captain Paul. The loon crew are amazing x
Wow I can’t believe how flat the seas are (even though I know they always look flatter than on the videos). Thanks Blair!
The moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself.
Watched the four videos. Really interesting. Thank you.
I swear this videos are so incredible, interesting and entertaining...
I only found your channel just in time to catch the first video in this series on the crossing. I used to follow Jared Watney when he worked on M/Y Arience one of my favourite SuperYachts. I am so pleased to have found your channel, super impressed with your work Blair, and what a great team of people in the crew. Loved the last four videos and will be following you into the future. Huge well done, God speed.
I'm glad you're all okay!
I’m glad you made the crossing safely everybody!
Thank you its great to be back on dry land 🛥️🥂
Fantastic love you guys and gals!
Super cool 😎
Nice calm waters!!!!
Great voyage. Glad your in the states!
A great series guys. Just popped up by chance on my feed as a suggestion. We have been in Port Grimaud for the last two summers and have been fascinated by all the super yachts in St Tropez Bay. Very informative insight into living and working on a super yacht, and you all come across as lovely fun loving people with a great sense of humour and you work so hard to ensure your guests have a great time. Thanks for posting and we are binge watching your vlogs.
Great videos absolutely loved the series glad to know you had a safe passage.
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Interesting , Thank You
Great video of a great crew and vessel.
Great vlog..great crew enjoyed it
Better than crossing a motor and losing an ocean
Or Viking yachts who beached their yacht when the fuel system refused to work
Another fun video. Thanks for sharing. Engineers need a break.
you guys are awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing as always!! Well done 👏👏👏
Blair another fantastic job, geez your good buddy. Must be great to have a to crew, bit sad about the HP fuel pump 💲💲, MTU usually have ECU issues but the Engineers have have it all in hand. Take care crew and it appears that where your going there are also a heap of other Super Yachts as well. God Bless
Excellent content and presentation. Love this channel. 😊
Great Video! Thank You
thx guys enjoyed the series.
sux about the engine.
be safe
Drone shots are amazing.
I hope you're going to do a video on your time in the maintenance dock. It will be interesting to see the work being carried out.
Great video, the first time I experienced a virtual crossing. The whole crew seems to get along great. Welcome to my home State. Enjoy your stay (although it's almost over) and I hope the "sailors" had some success in meeting some local ladies. I chuckled, it reminded me of the song "Brandy" (You're a fine girl) by Looking Glass
Loving this everyone,,,,, Take notice mainstream filmmakers 🎥
love this channel
I can't believe the luck of having such good weather crossing the Atlantic. Crossings like this are rare and a return trip won't be this easy. On top of that, they need to rename the vessel "Lucky" because of the good weather crossing and no big mechanical issues. The potential for many problems would have been 12 ft swells and 40-45 kt winds on one engine. I could imagine a mess on the inside of anything not tied down because of rolling. Great video and thank God for such an easy crossing in spite of having one engine halfway across.
We usually cross in good weather. We wait for the window in Gib and adjust our course to drive around any storms in front of us. All the furniture on the interior is tied or bolted down, so if we encounter rougher weather, we are prepared.
Just love all the videos as I was a marine engineer for over 40 years it would have been more but I had a accident at work fell five feet on the small tug boat I was skipper on in 2009 witch ended up in 2012 having my left leg amputated that’s life ,I loved my job so that’s why I find this program so interesting especially anything to do with the engine so this video was the best so far for me ,hope you get the fuel pump you need and keep one in stock.just love you all great crossing most enjoyable,till the next one take care and keep safe,Joh. 🇬🇧🌹🥂😝🤭🤗😤😉😌🧑🦽🧑🦽
Great vid as always!!!!
Everything, SO WELL DONE, as usual, the highlight of my week catching up with this crew. I look forward to next week's video. Fair winds and following seas!!! I see you are still moored, when do you launch? Be safe and enjoy!
Awsome video guys,Blair your getting better and better at doing them.Drones missing included.
South Africa 🇿🇦 ♥️
Great drone work.
To accomplish great things, we must dream as well as act.
Them Pizza's looked delicious!!!
Whats up guys, those ladies seemed very bored cleaning the silver egg cups, they need entertaining. Those bruises looked nasty on the chefette's arm. Brilliant flat sea crossing, well done to whoever planned that. Well done for keeping the boat going also, I would have expected an engine loss would have been a lot worse than just 2-3 days delay. Another great video, well done. I love the South African accent, could listen and watch your videos all day.
For a ship that looks so big at the dock, it really is a tiny boat on a very big ocean. I'm glad your passage was a very boring one and that no one got seasick. this season's new crew is settling in well.
Congratulations guys made in safe
Thank you. Good to be back on dry land 🛥️🥂
@@motoryachtloon can’t wait for guys to start some charters in the Bahamas 🇧🇸
I clicked "Like" at the beginning... because I knew I would.
Thanks!
wow amazing thank you! 😁
Lets go!🎉😂😂
The amount of happiness that you have depends on the amount of freedom you have in your heart.
Why is everyone so good looking 😮
really, really ridiculously good-looking 🥄
Bloody freaking legends 👏 full sending never lifting 😏 🤙 mobbin deep 🙌 love the vibes/pranks have a good week loon crew! Ty for the video also you guys get a new fuel pump yet
It would more than likely have been waiting for them on arrival. This was shot a month ago.
Protect each other and stick together
more Captain Ben would have been good - the rest of the crew are great sports when it comes to filming!
We lost an engine crossing in a (tiny by comparison 😂) 42’ SeaRay Sundancer from Grand Bahama to Fort Lauderdale and hadn’t quite made the halfway point to any Florida port. Knowing we had to drag a prop we decided to turn around and go back to Lucaya. Good thing we did because having left with a full tank we arrived back in Lucaya on fumes. That dragging prop which did spin freely created a lot of drag, along with slower than optimal cruise speed. Turning around is definitely an option to seriously consider in the case of losing an engine. We would not have made it to Florida on our fuel so going back was definitely the right call.
I did two crossings as Chief on a 50 mtr motor yacht. The first from Mallorca to Fort Lauderdale, this crossing was uneventful, we even stopped exactly half way to go for a swim mid Atlantic, which was fun and enlightening, it was warm, not very salty and the visibility underwater went on forever.
The second from Miami back to the med wasn't so much fun.
We had finished our busy Caribbean season a little late due to being fully booked but our boss asked our Captain if it would be ok for a friend of the family could have a couple of weeks vacation before we set off back to the med.
This turned out to be a big mistake! Hurricane season was in full swing as we left Miami and there were three systems brewing, we were down to a delivery crew, with only me and the first mate being part of the normal crew, all the rest were taking a well earned rest.
We went north to Bermuda to try and avoid the systems that were starting to block our passage out of the Caribbean, only to discover that one of the systems decided to turn and run straight at us, after two days all of the delivery crew were laid up seasick including the delivery skipper.
With out a doubt one of the most frightening times of my life, going headlong into a hurricane is far from pleasant, you can't see the tops of the waves from the bridge windows on the way up because they are so high, and you have to gun the engines flat out on the way down because you are surfing and trying to keep from rolling over, at one point according to my logs we went over to 48 degrees, but were picked up and righted by the swell, we went through the eye and out the other side and survived, all me and the first had done was try to stay awake and keep the vessel upright through all of this chaos.
I could continue but condensing four days into a few sentences isn't that easy, but two things that are memorable from my adventure were seeing two hump backed whales surfing alongside the boat out of the starboard window during the storm, and discovering that one of the 22 ft Glastron tenders had been ripped from the deck during the crossing.
Great video as always! Would be interested in hearing about the boat handling on one engine.
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Interesting to see footage of a yacht powered by engines made by MTU (I work there), because normally yacht owners don't show their ships on UA-cam 😊
Very cool! They’re great engines. Want to come help us service them?
@@motoryachtloon Thanks for the reply…the engines are good yes…sorry for the unusual question, but is that really your intention that I do the engine service? 😳 you know, that didn't happen to me before 😊. Looking forward to your answer 👍
Thank you. Yes, they are great engines and much more fuel-efficient than the Cats we had on our old yacht. I'm just playing Chief Engineer. Alex has the engines purring, but you never know. By any chance, do you know anyone in the MTU marketing department? We would love to do some work with them.
@@motoryachtloon Thank you 😊. I watched your refueling video yesterday...five tankers wow. You had Cats before? Interesting. When the Mtu engines are running, it's like music. By heart I don't know anyone in the marketing department, but I can try to find out? If you like we can continue our conversation via email, my address is in the channel info 😊. I also have Signal, or Whatsapp. By the way, when you asked me if I want to come help service the engines, I thought for a second you would offer me a job 😁. See you.
I was actually eating a boiled egg during the egg cup cleaning section.................my life is soooo sad.
Great video
Would love to cross ocean one day on yacht like this
I like how Blair had the video ready to go. As soon as there was a red flag in the F1 race... POSTED! 😂
hahaha we learnt from last week's race.
I know what word followed the ice 🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
“It’s not a map. It’s a chart.” 😂
Great video with a fantastic insight!
Is it possible that you show us some day how takeoff and land your drone while underway?
Great idea! yes of course we can.. 🛥️🥂
coorookokorookookoo cheers captain 😜