STORM FORCE @ CAPE HORN [Ep. 108]
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2023
- This is it! These are the conditions we sought to test us. We encounter FORCE 10 48+ knot wind gusts and heavy seas as we sail around Cape Horn to starboard. This is scary sailing, on the edge, and it is not for the faint of heart. You may get seasick. Don't try this at home!
#sailing #adventure #epic
This is the sailing we know you wanted to see when you subscribed.
You wanted to see if we were tough enough.
You wanted to see if we could make it.
You wanted to see a great adventure and sailing in extreme conditions.
We went looking for these conditions as we felt that choosing a calm weather window to round Cape Horn would be, well, disappointing, not to you, but to us. It would not be the challenge we were looking for.
We wanted to summit the Mt. Everest. Somehow, climbing that mountain on a sunny warm day with no wind and waves felt like selling ourselves short. We wanted huge waves. We wanted gale force winds. We wanted freezing cold temps.
Some may say seeking out these conditions is unsafe, or risky. Those people are not 100% wrong, but we say those people are living in fear. Don't be afraid! To experience true freedom is to live life without fear.
That being said, do not go sailing in these conditions without being well prepared and able to self rescue, do not put your life, your sailboat, and the lives of sea rescue personnel are at risk. We are both very experienced sailors and have sailed countless miles in harsh conditions while racing, solo sailing, and doublehanded sailing to prepare for this type of sailing.
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Great presentation. You know what your doing but I was hiding behind the sofa. I wouldn’t have attempted it.
Haha! We are glad you are able to come along with us digitally and with the safety of the sofa ❤️🙏
Risky; basically everything and everyone had to perform as planned. But I think J Boats owes you a free boat; or a sponsorship.
Aside from the risks taken, that was a relationship and, well, a how-to-be-a-good-person, skipper, and mate video I will watch again. If I’d seen it 20 years ago, it might have made all the difference. Well done.
Watching the two of you work the sails and manage high winds is like listening to a finely tuned symphony. I admire you guys seamanship and skills.
Wow, that is music to our ears :-) Thank you Aytac.
SPOT ON!!!!
Amazing. Fine teamwork and coordination.
What a great adventure!
Magnifique
I admire the peaceful companionship. So supportive and feels good to listen to.
what an amazing achievement, CAPHORNIERS! And doin in it in that seastate and wind! Such respect!
Thank you Federico!🙌🥳
Us two old Great Lakes boaters had to have an extra glass of wine to calm down after watching!
Sorry Dean! Just like a nor'easter on Lake Superior 🤣 Thanks for watching
Now that was worth the wait!!! Great video
Congrats on Cape Horn. What a feat. Both of you are tough sailors.
Thanks David! It was a wild ride and we wouldn't have it any other way!
Amazing!
Looked up this video as I was reading “The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder”
Awesome book! Tough customers
Same
Me too! Ha!
😂...me too...
Add another one to the list!
You're such a great team. Impressive communication skills from both of you. Great footage doing the jibe on the way down to the Horn. What an achievement. Congratulations!
True teamwork, and seamanship at its best. Tight lines.
Thanks!
Videos always make the wind and sea look less dramatic than it was in person. But 21:30 you can really see how the bow wave is getting atomized to the point it looks like smoke. Amazing.
That was some awesome sailing!!! Hand steering around the Cape !! Well done!!
Fair winds ⛵️
Well that was everything you could have hoped for, and then some! Some pretty exciting seas, but well within your skills and preparedness, and even Curtis’ beard is just the right degree of rugged 😅
Couldn’t be happier for your joint achievement 😊
Wow good job you guys! Also over 15 knots boat speed indicated!!!!!!!!!!!! I think this might be the wildest ride I've ever seen a sailboat endure on UA-cam....and I've seen thousands.
There’s rounding the cape and then there’s “Rounding the Cape”. 48kn! Wow! Huge Congrats. 🎉👍So inspiring! A moment in life you’ll never forget and always look back on with immense pride.
Your communication, respect, teamwork and enthusiasm/excitement is so fun to watch. Congratulations on a fantastic adventure:)
That was epic. You two said you were impressed by the other. I can't agree more. On the other hand Roxy now is one of a kind too. A unidentified terrier-mix sailing past Cape Horn from east to west.
One of your best episodes, if not the best. What epic sailing. Congrats to the achievement. Cheers.
Big cimpliment 🥰 thank you! And thanks for following along 👍❤️
wow video!, here's to Sweet Ruca she's awesome!.. and cheers to you two (3?) add Curtis and Kate to an historic and impressive list of adventure and explorer sailors "Rounding the Horn"!
Sweet Ruca is the star! 🤩 Thanks for the kind comment!🥰
I don’t know where to start, just wow! Have only recently been watching UA-cam sailing videos, but of all the channels out there you guys are up there for the most exhilarating vlog I’ve seen yet, the smiles and passion you two through at that passage around the horn, was nothing short of an adrenaline fuelled, heart pounding, speeding boat spectacle. When the googles came out I was on the edge of my seat, you where there in the moment relishing all the sea could give. The two of you worked that boat like a Swiss watch, I’d feel so safe on board and in your hands, the luckiest pooch on the high seas, woof woof. Guys that was epic, congratulations 🤩
You guys are so professional and fun to watch. Nice to see your accomplishments.
Thanks Chappy! That is such a nice compliment!
It's not fair - Words can't express the joy you give with your Cap Horn rounding safely. Congratulations are far too light a word for the enormity of your achievements. Your both enrich your lives as well as people like myself view your fine documentary of the main event. Thank you, SV. Skoiern IV
OK, Captain Curtis just pointed out Cape Horn..... And showed us. Nothing can replace the smile on his face that he is confident in his mate, his boat and the combined skills that has him right where he is. B. R. A. V. O. ‼️🎉👍🏻
Awesome, awesome, awesome well done you two cape horner's now, I'm just as excited as you guys well almost you can get your full ship tattoo and wear it with pride! Well done,😁
I just found your channel, U2 are amazing, going through the roaring 40s with not a care in the world , very impressive, I’ve been selling my 40 foot Beneteau for 20 years here on the East Coast of the US to the Bahamas and back. I’ve never quite run into Anything like the roaring 40s you guys did on a J boat, which is a great boat to run that with. Good job.
The Bahamas have some serious Christmas winds though! Thanks for the kind words and hope to see you out there!
Wow !!! Neat !!! Congratulations !!! Very professionally done. Amazing. If I had to go, I would only do it with you two !!!😊
Wow! Huge compliment! Thanks John!
@@SailingSweetRuca You deserve it !!!
Well, if you're gonna round Cape Horn, you don't want to do it in a light breeze! Thanks so much for taking us on the ride, totally spellbinding and exhilarating. Total respect and congratulations to all three of you! 👏👏👏
Crying laughing cheering and on the edge of my chair you two are meant for this life on the open sea everything is possible love the editing and most importantly the love you have for each other and Roxy too ! If you keep doing what your doing you keep getting what your getting ! Thank you soooo much !
Wow! We are speechless at this comment. Humbled and grateful. We are so lucky to share this journey with you. Thank you for the kind words amd following along. Glad we could bring enjoyable entertainment. Cheers! And fair winds!
Congratulations guys for your fantastic achievement! and thank you for the great vision.
Thanks for the nice comment Gus!
The right boat, good equipment & great crew , incredible video, great job
We agree. Thanks Dennis!
Congrats rounding the Horn. Well done! Ye be sailors true now mates! The sea has claimed her share of souls there. God Bless and keep you. Fair winds and following seas.🤝👍
Thanks Mel! An experience we certainly wouldn't trade!
What a thrill.. Congratulations, well done. It has been a fantastic journey to follow
Thanks Finn! We are just getting started, lots of miles yet to go around the world :-)
Nice to see real sailing experience in action in conditions that require it. That is a challenge I always dreamed of taking (Cape Horn crossing). Stay safe and enjoying the adventures.
You guys look like you do this every day and twice on Sunday. Good job wonderful, amazing, epic, fantastic video. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Gerald! Come to think of it, we do spend an absurd amount of time on the water. We are beginning to feel like Kevin Costner in Waterworld :-)
I don't dought it. Thanks for the reply. That was one hell of a sail.
Rounding Cape Horn under sail is the Mt Everest of sailing and you two have done it in a 40 footer, what an awesome achievement. You can be very proud of that and I hope you buy each other a small gold ring for your left ears.
We really enjoyed seeing the conditions you had to deal with, complimenting you both (and Roxy) on your success, being the first UA-cam dog, rounding Cape Horn.
Thanks Rauf. Roxy is the true hero!
Wow, two serious professionals working together perfectly. Cape Horn fought you, but you were calm cool and collected and succeeded. 🎉
Thanks Joel! We make a great team 🦸♂️🦸♀️
Those Ear 2 Ear S#@T Eating Grins with you both at the helm say it all !!! This is the BEST SAILING CHANNEL EPISODE EVER ! Congratulations to you three on this Everest of sailing achievements. CHEERS AND FAIR WINDS Steve h.
Wow! Thanks Steve. We don't have the words.. we are humbled and grateful for this comment. Spread the video and channel! It helps. Thanks again!!!🥰🥰🥰
Looks like fun to me. 30 years of sailing and finally good wind.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! So happy for your achievement! And this "baptism" was under nice conditons: wind and sea making the challenge really worth! Can you believe a friend had to do it motoring because there was no wind and the sea was like a lake? Boring...
As I said many times before, you make a great team! It's a lesson every time I see you sailing and Sweet Ruca is an incredible boat, the way she cuts the water and, at the same time is stable, you chose the right boat! WOW! I could feel how fast she was just before Kate says "15 knots" by watching the water was passing by the hull! Amazing! Seeing how happy you wer was a unique moment also!
Hope now you can enjoy a bit more the Patagonia scenery, wildlife, the caletas, now that you've conquered what you wished for so long. Enjoy the moment to the fullest! And congratulations once more! VERY well done! My best
Hi José! We are really enjoying it down here. People surely motor around the horn quite a bit, so we believe it. We have a sunrise episode coming up about rounding the horn a different way ;-) We were seeking this weather and had lots of fun though and we are glad you enjoyed the ride along with us!
Another Amazing episode!
With Cape Horn behind you I hope you will find easier sailing conditions ahead!
Hat’s off to Sweet Ruca!!
👏👏👏
Thanks so much Tio! We still have lots of challenges ahead. Next is onto the fjords of Patagonia and exploring the glaciers.
Amazing! This is why I watch sailing channels. Congratulations on reaching a true milestone!
WOW,THAT WAS A AMAZING VIDEO, CONGRADULATIONS TO THE THREE OF YOU'S. LOVE THE WAY YOU COMUICATE WHEN YOUR SAING THE BOAT.THANKS FOR SHARING.
I have motored down in that area, albeit in a much larger ship, and can attest to to the ferocity of the seas there. Outstanding job!
Wow, congratulations are absolutely in order! What a grand way to round Cape Horn.
Wow, for a while there it looked like sweet Ruca was in the washing machine!
Waves coming from both directions!
You got that right!
Great boat handling with a light racing hull, good on you both!
Thanks Jack! She is a fun boat for sure! ⛵️
The most impressive utube sailing video ever! I was moved to tears of joy as you two beautifully sailed past the cape.
Not really, and when she says "baby" as in "it's Cape Horn day, baby". She sounds like a dude which is grotesque.
Congrats guys...that's a huge achievement.
I've been around Cape Horn too, though I was on the helm of USS Nimitz. We spent 2 weeks tying everything on the ship down. We were expecting seas of up to 60 feet, but got lucky and went right in between storms and seas were around 30 feet. Still, we were frequently taking water over the bow when we rolled I'd see nothing out the bridge window but grey sea in one direction, and nothing but grey sky in the other. I remember explicitly our captain coming on about 24 hours prior and stressing "If you fall overboard, the motor lifeboats are out of the question and the helo is on a 1-hour standby. Your life expectancy at this water temperature is 13 minutes. We will not stop."
I cannot imagine doing it in a small boat.
Awesome story, thank you Sir.
Just Wow. Would love to take that journey. As amazing as the day was, I'm so impressed with the preparation of both the boat and yourselves that made it possible. There are many ways it could have gone sideways, especially trying to go upwind in those conditions. Huge Admiration.
Thanks Mark for the kind words! The preparation is sometimes the hardest part!
Exciting, exciting, exciting. If there's an award for great sailing you would win hands down. Is the best of ever seen. You are tough cookies, I can't believe almost sixteen knots, wow. I love the line , we were almost knocked down but nothing to it. What are you gonna do for an encore l o l. Great filming, I'm going to watch it again. What a team. Thank you for taking me along.
Nice to see real sailors…..amazing.
Haha we try to focus on sailing on our channel. Thanks! 🥰
Amazing ... congratulations on a true milestone. I enjoy your adventures. Please keep them going. I am 78 years old and you are doing things I wish I could. Keep sailing
Thanks Jerry. We feel so very lucky that we are able to share our experiences with you. Thanks for following along and thanks for watching! Congrats on 78 years!
The absolute best sailing footage EVER! Real helmspeeps in real sailing conditions. Im tearing up for you; so excited to see you do this!!!!
Thanks Murray! That warms our hearts! These comments make it all worth it. ❤️🫶⛵️🌎 Thanks for watching and please share ❤️
Magnificent achievement!!!!!!! Excellent videography and obviously capable sailors. Just a heads up for anyone wanting to identify the rock tune as they hauled away upwind from 'the Horn' - Tigerblood Jewel feat. Steven Ellis "Dont let me drown" available from Epidemic Sound plus an instrumental version.
Favourite shot: bow cutting through he water. As mesmerizing as in real life. That could have gone on for 5 minutes and I wouldn't have noticed it. Thank you for the detail.
Thank you Colin! We are so glad you enjoyed and appreciate the positive feedback 🥰👍
All I can really say is awesome. The conditions are extreme. I can't believe that you are both smiling through all of that.A wonderful accomplishment, you both can be very proud.
Thank you! 🌎⛵️🥳👍🥰⛰️
White caps and surfing waves great action; with you all the way
Thanks James! It was definitely a wild ride!
Great bucket list check off
Definitely! ⛵️❤️🤙
Thanks for sharing your incredible adventure around Cape Horn. As I sat watching this video I had a big smile on my face, I was so proud of both of you, GREAT JOB!!!
That's the best news. So glad we could make you smile 🥰 Thanks or sharing with us
Well you two rounded Cape Horn. You now join an elite group who have rounded the Horn the "wrong" way. Robin Knox Johnson, Lyn and Larry Parker, Miles & Beryl Smeaton. Congratulations.
The wrong way indeed, but it was a wild ride! Thank you!
You forgot all the men that did it the first time racing. It was called the British steel challenge and my father was on board Group 4 skippered by mike Golding.
My Family loves you young legends.....keep on SAILING! cheers! Finn
Thanks so much Finn! Cheers to you & the family!
It is refreshing to watch two competent sailors actually take the wheel who find the wind and the waves exhilarating. . . . What is your LOA, LWL, and theoretical hull speed? You are consistently sailing between 11 and 16 knots with a monohull. How are you getting those speeds? You appear to be exceeding the theoretical hull speed. How are you doing it?
Woa Guys. You achieve a big goal sailing Cape Horn. Yours skills and knowledge of how to... are excellent. By far you are the best sailor couple. Congrats..... You earn the sailors earring....
Thanks Angel. That is a huge compliment! Spread the word 🥰⛵️
I could feel the cold, I could feel the wind and hear the seas rushing by. Great video and a goal acheived.
Ballers! we have the same attitude, we set up our boat that if the weather isn't named we are sailing. this is so cool. inspiring. love the action of adventurous people sailing the capable boat. thank you so much for the content and competence ~~~sv nautilus valiant 42. hope to some day meet you out here.
Hey A Squid! Good to hear from you. We love hearing this about your boat! That's the way to do it. We hope to see you out here somewhere also!
Great video! I loved seeing your excitement as you passed the Horn. I felt just the same, even though I did it on a cruise ship. I was grinning like the Cheshire Cat for the rest of the day. 😃
That is so heart-warming to hear 🥰🥰🥰 This comment certainly made our day!
You having the confidence to deal with those winds and sea states so easily makes it look far too easy....👍
Thank you! That is a nice compliment. Cheers!
Thank you! That is a nice compliment. Cheers!
Incredible 😳 the closest thing I would think would be an Olympic toboggan run, hold on and steer the best you can.😃🤗
Haha thank you for the visual! At times I would say it felt similar! 😂🥳
Congratulations.. we watched it terrified and impressed of your seamanship abilities.. well done!
Thank you so much!
So much respect for you both I had chill bumps just watching the ride. The land lover side cussed Curt for a second, until the sailor brain kicked in & realized Curtis can pull Kate back aboard if she slips tying down the staysail. Kate is amazing, but would would be of little help to Curt in the water. On time cold water racing had to pull a Greek God looking guy back on board, surprised me how quickly he lost strength. 3 place in that race of maybe 100. Just told my daughter only one in 100,000 sailors makes the horn, it might be more. Congratulation's, I share your excitement.
Congratulations on rounding cape horn. Great job.
Thank you!
Wow! WOW! That was exciting. Tried to eat my dinner salad while watching this but then realized, I'd forgotten to eat! When you combine able seamanship with a very well prepared vessel, where everything works and works well, these type of 'epic' trips are possible. You are absolutely correct: one must be able to self rescue, have capable crew, a boat that can handle those conditions, and do everything to mitigate risks.
I REALLY enjoyed how you two were able to quickly communicate what immediately needs to be done. Like you, I've also surfed down the waves at over 10 knots at times and it requires extreme coordination and cooperation between the captain and crew. Do it, and do it right now!
A few sailing comments:
*you reefed early and often! Perfect. I won a race while sailing downwind in a Jason 35 by mastering early reefing and then shaking the reef out as soon as the squall passed.
*you had a gybe that was a bit rough. I learned from a friend that it helps to gybe while surfing down a wave at max speed because it reduces apparent wind speed.
*There were a couple of times someone stood up on the benches in the cockpit to take pics/vids but weren't snapped on. I've done it but...just a thought!
*in those conditions, it's nearly impossible to handle the spaghetti that is your sheets!
*cruisers I know often wrap the tail end of sheets back around the winch a couple of time to that if someone accidentally bumps into the tongue of the self tailing winch, it won't dislodge the sheet while under load.
Nothing but respect, for sure! I'm 65 years young, own a 30' sailboat in southeast Alaska, have sailed from Valdez, AK to Panama during coastal passages as crew, plus thousands of miles of the Inside Passage and have been boating here around Juneau for 33 years now. We sometimes get conditions like you experienced rounding Cape Horn. Think of the Inside Passage like The Strait of Magellan only twice as long!
OK, now I'm impressed! Will certainly hit the subscribe button! Congrats on your rounding!
Wow! Thanks for the detailed comment and feedback! Sorry about your meal, but very glad you enjoyed the video! It sounds like you've had some good sailing miles as well! Cheers and thanks for subscribing!
Incredible, it is not everyday one gets to watch the rounding of the Horn. What an experience you had. Congratulations, but it does seem to say enough!
Thank you! Glad we were able to share the experience! 🥰⛵️👍
A great skipper, Curtis, looking after your Kate. Wonderful fun together even when tired.
Glad you enjoyed it
I am so happy for you guys, I almost cried with you Kate! But when Roxy came.... that did it! Thirteeeeen! ❤🐕
You're Superwoman and Aquaman! 🫶🏼
Roxy is the hero! Thinking of you down here!
Congratulations! You did it! I am very happy that you made it; I was on pins and needles!
We are happy we made it too! The real star was Sweet Ruca 😁🤩
True Cruisers "Respect"
Thanks! Respect!
Congratulations Curtis and Kate. Wonderful achievement.
"We're turning.... gybing..." (the VISUAL and the SOUND) - I watched and listened three or four times. INTENSE!!!! That what the moment... before the climax - "Copy that!...Perfect!" AND then it became more and more incredible! You guys are the BEST! I enjoyed every minute of it. That was awesome! My adrenaline was up... and I felt the boat as if I was on it. Extraordinary job of sailing and capturing the experience on video. Fantastic music BTW. The sign... the hug, and kiss, so special. You came in FIRST! Excellent editing too…and thank you so much for sharing it with us.
You've been doing these shots of _Ruca's_ bow slicing through the water and I just love it. This channel from Ohio to Argentina just f**king rocks.
What a accomplishment, and what an adventure, congratulations you guys
Thank you Fred!
That was Wonderful.
What a Bucket List completion success.
Nothing like a knockdown (almost), surfing and having to wrestle a sail in high seas and a 40mph breeze single handed!
Appreciate the footage of Cape Horn, great filming and outstanding editing.
Wishing you three continued Success and a great Voyage.
Life is Good.
Man you guys were really flying!
Congrats on an achievement than few will ever match.
Thank you. A special experience for sure.. 😊
Cape Horn the Everest of sailors. Congratulations to you both. Thank God your Main didn't blow out.. Love watching heavy weather sailing and you certainly got it...Well done to you both and Roxy. Wishing you fair weather for the rest of your journey. Regards from Australia..
Thanks to our friend down under! Heavy weather is never good miles on the sails, but provides quite a wild ride!
You deserve to be the best UA-cam channel do follow at the moment .. amazing .. my dream journey
Wow! A huge compliment! We do focus a lot on sailing ⛵️ cheers!🥰
Epic!! You guys should sell this video to yacht makers to explain the advantages of in-mast mainsail furling, electric winches, autopilot and furling head sails!
Haha! Love it Tazio!
I heard some thing at minute 29 and 19 seconds to minute 29 and 26 seconds that made me well up with tears, when two people truly in honesty say something to each other that epitomises what it means to one another in all realms of respect, admiration, trust and love is so inspiring that message must be heard by everyone to go out and live their dreams together as one, and if you have have a Roxy 3 is not a crowd.
Well done, bloody well done.
Incredible footage! 48 knots of wind... three reefs and boat speed 15.4 knots WOW! Congratulations! A super sailing effort! A grand accomplishment. WOW!
Outstanding! I calculated the max hull speed for that boat and, assuming I did it right, it's 7.4 knots -- and you surfed it up to 15.4! SCREAMING! Thanks for sharing this amazing experience.
Glad you enjoyed the ride!
Well done, Mother Nature was going to make sure you would never forget rounding Cape Horn. 15.4 knts wow did I see that wright.
Cheers to you both.
You are right about that! Thanks!
Great sailing video. That is living life to the fullest.
You got that right!
Just watched you guys live life to the limit. Thank you for sharing that moment and all of your efforts to get there. I could feel your level of excitement was off the chart and am sure when you dropped anchor what a sense of relief that you made it safely. I started sailing last year not realizing what it means to me now as last month I was caught in a storm solo in 8 foot swells and gusting wind on my beam. I sail a Macgregor M so the bottom of the trough was above my ears and there were some crazy currents that made for waves at all angles. At 5 hours in a huge set picked me up and had my first knock down when I broke the helm off at the base holding myself in the cockpit. These are the moments that you either say this is stupid and sell the boat or realize you were able to control your fear and relax to survive the danger. I’ve always enjoyed a good storm as much as a perfect sunset. In sailing you have to understand mechanical, physics, geography, geometry having to put trust on your equipment and how important preparation is to avoid a disaster. In your case sailing is definitely a physical and mental sport and you must have a strong partner to do what you have done so congratulations on living life to the limits and hope you are in for smooth sailing, hot showers , and endless sunsets together ! Peace on earth and ocean , prayers for the people of Maui.
Glad to hear you are out there sailing and having fun in the big stuff also! Sounds like you handled things well. Stay safe and sail fast. We second your prayers for those in Maui, and for that matter, everyone else around the world.
Congratulations Curtis, Kate and Roxy! And well done for citing the great Joshua Slocum
Hi Pablo! Thank you! Stay well!
Congratulations! Amazing feat. Roxie, you are a rock star, too! 😊
Roxy is the best! Thanks for the nice comment! Spread the word!
Man the communication you and your wife have together when setting things up on that boat and getting things and its place is amazing great job guys you guys make a great team
Lots of practice! Thank you for the kind feedback!
Excellent video ❤ good ⛵ sailing in extreme winds congratulations
You both did a great job! You work well together. We enjoyed the ride, even though my husband and I are in sunny south Florida😊❤
Thank you! We always say we make a great team. Maybe we will see you in Florida someday? We could use a little sun! 🌞
this episode is simply epic. Well done and Congratulations
Thanks 😊⛵️⛰️🤙
Wow … I am so proud of you two! What an ENORMOUS achievement! Love the Slocum words at the end of the video. Thank you for taking us along 🙏
Thank you for the kinds words, feedback, and thanks for coming along! ❤❤❤