Sailing full time, Reality vs YouTube
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Sailing full time, Reality vs UA-cam
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Welcome to Chasing Latitudes! Have you ever imagined the smell of the ocean air as your boat crashes through the waves? The freedom that comes from casting off the bow lines and heading out to sea to explore new places you can’t reach by car or airplane? Then this channel is for you.
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Happy Thanksgiving 😊
Thanks for having us on Chris...it was fun.
This might be more than I wanted to know , but needed to . Thank You ⚓
I hope we didn't scare anyone away from chasing their dream, but we wanted to highlight the negatives of cruising, so you can prepare yourself better than we did.
Excellent content, discussion on subjects that are avoided elsewhere. Truth is harsh and unpopular sometimes. Where are they at here?
O yeah, so true, it's not as glamorous as youtube, and more horrifying then expected. However, I think having good quality equment makes a big difference. If you go cheap or half ass your prep and gear, cruising is terrible. If your gear is good, it's much less terrifying, but still stressful. Even something as simple as anchoring and sleeping is stressful. Is somebody going to drag into you, is your anchor going to hold, is the tide going down? It's stressful. But I still want to do it. Something must be wrong with me.
Is this near Charleston, South Carolina? I heard him mention “down in Hilton Head” & St Augustine so wasn’t sure. But he obviously knows what he’s doing. Southern summers can be as miserable as the winters. Lol 😂
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My first trip was anchoring in the ICW where was well protected and I still had to tame my mind worrying about dragging. And yes hearing every new sound you run around the boat wanting to identify exactly what you heard. I'm sure over time you get more comfortable and you get familiar with your vessel and become more in tune with it.
Omg so true
Great content Chris, always like to hear the true experience out on the water. The UA-camrs don't always pass on all these bad things that can go wrong even in just a short cruise. 😃 🤙
I appreciate this kind of content far more than bikinis on boats. I ain't pretty enough to be stupid.
It’s not all sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows but this is why we chase this dream. We are all very thankful and blessed to be able to do this full time. You can’t wait until you’re fully prepared..just go..everyone will learn along the way..that’s what makes it so much fun.
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looks like the gun guy from the Tremors movie
Lol...is that a good thing? 🤣
@@SailingPauHana for that character in that movie , yes it's a good thing lol (basically saves everyone with his dooms day prepper arsenal lol)
He changed my mind. Not!
okay