Crossing the Pacific alone p.2
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2023
- I’m Garrett. I’m 19 years old, and for the last year and a half, I’ve been learning to solo sail the Hawaiian Islands and preparing my boat, a Nor’sea 27 to travel the world. After months at the dock getting ready to leave Hawaii I finally set sail for French Polynesia. Now I’m entering the doldrums at 4 degrees north after an 11-day and 1,100 nautical mile mostly upwind bash from Hawaii. Thanks for watching, hopefully, you weren’t as bored as I was at the end of this video.
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My mom didn’t want me driving alone from CA to NC at age 24, you’re sailing the ocean at 19! Props to you and being brave
ur mum is a single mother or u dont have siblings?
@@aleksander1264 go touch some grass
I literally drove from NC to CA in January! Awesome trip
moms always worry
@@aleksander1264what does that even mean 😂
Watched the first part, currently seated with popcorn and a warm blanket excited to enjoy the second part of this video.
No kidding
Yes
Slurp
Must be really cold where you live....
I’m in a hotel room traveling for work, frustrated with the day. Just went to the lobby to get some popcorn and now doing the same. Cheers!
this is the kind of content we need here, less bs, editing and more story and thrill of adventure
Bingo. Super tired of BS on UA-cam these days, I really like how raw this feels
@@shrek769 Yeah also its the perfect distribution of some more adventerous parts and some cozy and chill parts.
All of this ocean has been mapped already. Lol what adventure? Space is where uncharted territory is
@@scholaroftheworldalternatehistthe earth is flat
@@professorfinesser232flat as your mom’s chest
Not bored at all watching your adventure. These are timeless videos that capture something most of us couldn't even imagine and I greatly appreciate you sharing this.
Literally the opposite of bored watching them haha - they're so relaxing
Couldn’t agree more. Absolutely brilliant. Wishing him nothing but good vibes and luck
16:20 The tradition of drinking alcohol when crossing the equator on a sailboat is part of a maritime initiation ceremony known as the "Crossing the Line" ceremony or the "Neptune Ceremony." This ceremony is often held to mark a sailor's first time crossing the equator, which is a significant milestone in maritime navigation.
The ceremony is rooted in maritime folklore and has been a part of naval and maritime cultures for centuries. It is typically a lighthearted and theatrical event that involves experienced sailors (often dressed up as King Neptune and his court) "initiating" the sailors who are crossing the equator for the first time.
Chat GPT?
We did this when I worked on cruise lines also.
I’m a shellback 😎
@@ChopperSickBalls definitely
What if you don't drink?
imagine being in the middle of the ocean and basically finding someone you know LOL
14:30 It's so great to see so much humanity and caring between vessels out in the middle of nowhere, working together to make sure everyone's doing okay. I think I really needed that today :)
I thought that was so sweet too. They changed course to check on him
@@tianna1116no they were asked to by the coast guard. His family probably became worried and contacted the coast guard after the creator lost his phone and lost contact with them (his family)
The training vessel 100% would use this as an example of someone being dangerous and selfish. He's poorly prepared, doesn't have the safety equipment he needs nd basic things like not nearly enough water on board.
I work out over the open water and yea, everyone looks out for everyone, it’s the law of the sea. I fly over open water and I’ve seen that blaze orange color of life rafts before and I always turn around to get a closer look. Most of the time it’s just adrift gear but if I was ever floating out there I’d want someone to double check just to be sure.
This was super fun to watch. Thank you for sharing this experience with us! Looking forward to part 3! Also I love the name of your boat
Broo upload a new video
where is it@@tylersativa
@@tylersativa where is the new vid?
we need the last episode
If you guys don’t understand what he meant by bro upload a new video , he was to Dutch the hooligan To upload a new video because he makes airsoft Contant
Still cannot believe you are just 19.
I feel only admiration for you and the people who raised you to be of such strong character and determination.
Twas raised by the sea he was
pioneer ancestry
@@crisco362 rich kid money
And you that how???@@justaguywithapowerpole
@@justaguywithapowerpolejealous
Dude, you’re brave as all hell. Lots of admiration for what you’re doing. Stay safe.
The guy was stupid here not brave.
@@internetposta7389how is this stupid? Humans have been doing this for thousands of years.
I cannot believe at 19 years old you managed to undertake such a tumultuous endeavor. This is inspirational
Tumultuous
Jumping into the abyss in the middle of the ocean was the most frightening part of these videos haha
I don't think we should call him "young man" anymore. Compared to what I see out there at 19, he's an old man. Thanks Garret, I was absorbed in your video's and can't wait till you land in Tahiti. These video's took me way back to my solo journeys at 19 as well off the coast of SoCal from Newport to Dana Point or Santa Catalina. Hats off to our salty ole Dad's who raised us to be tough and "be in the world, not on it" (John Muir)
He’s 19 he’s a young man 😂
I'm 63 to me he is young, my grandkids are older than him. Lol to be his age again and know what I know now. That would be 20/10 hindsight for certain.
His dad is with him hes not truthful, seen his arm in another vid
@@zachsamp Yes my dad is Casper the friendly ghost. Time stamp?
@@garrettsadventure Great content Garrett, it's best to ignore comments like Zach's. Most people like that are solely just searching for attention.
I’m terrified of being in the deep ocean alone. This was epic!
Your positivity throughout this whole trip was so admirable
I honestly wish I could do this, the character development would be next level. I can’t imagine how the stars would’ve looked in the ocean.
Yay! So glad to see you post again! I KNOW I’m a nervous Nellie, but I got a weird feeling about that interaction with that one captain insisting on your coordinates. I’m glad you figured it out because the first thing I thought of was pirates looking for potential victims. Sending you best wishes for your continued safe travels!!
I thought the exact same thing what hes doing is crazy impressive for someone only 19 it makes me want to learn sailing more
I did too!
I also immediately thought of pirates. Never see "Captain Phillips"?
Lmao I’ve watched too many movies where this somehow is going to escalate and then I have to tell myself this isn’t the movies
@@TheChad419 but reality is all too often far worse than the movies - and “Captain Phillips” is a true story which not only really happened, but is based on something that really happens in that part of the world and really could happen anywhere.
Garrett, you are a much bolder and more daring man than I. I'm sure you will carry this experience with you for the rest of your life. Please use it for self-confidence--not necessarily to do more dangerous things. You seem like a lovely guy, and the world needs more people like you. Thanks for sharing this experience with us.
First time I ever watched someone sail an adventure like this. It just randomly popped up. At 19 I was chasing women, binge sports watching, and working at the mall. Props to you for taking on such an adventure, and taking us along.
Kudos to you Garrett. Nothing more honest than narrating a solo, blue water sailing experience with nothing more than open water and earth's elements for context. I'm 62 and have done some sailing, but never solo and nothing comparable to your experience. Thank you for sharing this.
Exactly the kind of sailing content I'm looking for. None of the bs that is so common now. Looking forward to future videos.
Your an adventurous young man. I enjoyed your feed and comments; stay safe and always be prepared for nature's challenges. The trip and miles covered is a credit to your seamanship. Cheers.
I have huge amount of respect for you! Taking on such a huge challenge all by yourself is on a courage level far beyond what most people do!
Haha... vorhin erst dein letztes Video gesehen und jetzt treff ich dich hier bei diesem beeindruckenden jungen Menschen 😊
Imagine tens or hundreds of years from now people like this guy traveling through space alone in spaceships making videos about their routines. I know this will take a long time to happen, but when it does it will be amazing
Sounds fun
nice pfp
Great adventure. In 1991 at age 27 i sailed to fanning island from haleiwa on my 1972 sparkman stephens yankee 30. Gps was only just freshly available to the public that year. I learned celestial but bought a gps anyways. Glad i did. Since then have not used celestial unfortunately only gps . Sailed onward to tonga,fiji,vanuatu,newcaladonia,back to fiji where i bought my tayana 37. I have been in south east asia since 2006 on this boat. Surfing .
Sounds like you're living life on your terms. Awesome. Where was the best surf you found throughout your travels?
@@richardmarino2732 Indonesia. Thats why i am still here. Fiji was epic too from 1991 to 2006, but indonesia has 3000 miles of coastline and theres amazing surf. Sumatra has the best set up. But its everywhere. Theres 1000s of good surf soots. Fiji has just 4.
I only cared about surf for the past 30 years. But now at 60 all i care about is finding remote isolation with some surf. Zero people. Thats the new quest. I dont know if i will find it with the way politics is headed. Every piece of land is claimed and easily policed now days with satellite .
Im 35 years old and am just getting into sailing. I have just booked a week long class with ASA school in Fort Lauderdale. Loved the video! My 10 year old son and I watched part 1 together. Will show him this one too. I was surprised your boat was only 27 feet. Everyone is telling me I need at least 35 feet to do any ocean crossings and as heavy as possible.
Check the Flicka 20, it is a 20 footer (18 at the waterline) made to cross oceans. You can do long passages in way smaller than 35 at the cost of comfort :)
Crazy to watch as another 19 year old. Sailed all my life as well and now you've definitely got me considering sailing solo somewhere far away for a bit, maybe after I finish uni.
Fair winds and following seas.
idk if i could do it solo, but i would totally love to go out with a couple dudes in a small ship, sounds amazing.
@@itsOZone😅
love this for you!!! showing everyone that anything can be done as long as you're dedicated. glad I came across your channel ❤
You are a legend. Remarkable story and journey that you are sharing with us. Thank you and best of wishes! 🙏🏾
Absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
thats gotta feel great knowing there’s people out there checking in on you. Sailing has always been a dream of mine. Thank you for sharing your journey!
You have such an amazing, 'no fuss' attitude which is especially inspiring as a worry wart myself! Well done and safe travels
Well done. I'm still astounded in your character to be able to do all of this on your own. And to share the ups and downs (and pitfalls) of your journey. Thank you for sharing with us.
This is such a great adventure to watch. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait for the next
Please don't ever stop making videos. Incredible journey, Incredible man. Respect. May Neptune watch over you throughout your future voyages
Wish you a safe journey brother, can't imagine the sheer courage and gumption required to do something like this. Love your videos too, hope you complete your journey safe and sound.
It’s amazing the number of little things that can and do go wrong. Head lamp, wind vane, exploding cans…. so much! Congrats on pushing through.
What a great adventure. I know it's over already but can't wait to see this one complete and start the next. You're never alone out there...seems we are all wishing you well. Keep it up.
This series is one of the best ive ever seen on UA-cam. Genuinely great content. Helped a ton with my anxiety and I learned a lot throughout the journey so far. Can’t wait for the final part!
Man when you went for a swim right at the end that was just my dream. Just to be with someone really special seemingly out of the doldrums full of thrill and excitement and going for a dip in the Pacific, the view was so serene. Thanks for sharing this with all of us. Very grateful to have likeminded people this day and age.
You are changing the course of your life. Total respect for your adventurous spirit and courage. And never too much to ask someone to send a text to your parents. Fair winds kid.
From another Garrett, wish you luck on this journey. Excited to see the future journeys!
Love a calm and simple the video is, no loudness, not any crazy colours or editing, just the ocean and some chatting.
Can’t wait 😛 for the next episode 😊! Amazed vlog Garrett and thanks 🙏 for sharing all your thoughts along the journey. Hoping you get steady wind 💨 and make it to French Polynesia 🇵🇫safely.
Bro, you're a legend. It is really inspiring to see you do this all by yourself, really shows how capable human beings are. Keep up your work ❤
I really hope these videos get a lot of views. Your channel names lives up to your actions. Cheers to Neptune and good fortune!
Dude, you're awesome. I enjoy your nonchalant reactions to things that go wrong or could've gone better, awesome attitude.
Your fearlessness is mind blowing! You are doing what I’ve dreamed of doing my entire life. You know how to live.
There was so much right about how you did this! Having the harness on at all times did my heart good. Utilizing the wind vane as primary and hydraulic secondary is great to see. Your attitude of rolling with the punches, thinking through adversity, and finding joy in the little things are what makes a great sailor. Having rum onboard is mandatory. Always fishing, maintaining a conservative sail plan, maintaining your body, keeping lines tidy, etc... Very proud of you, and I'm excited to see what comes next from you!
one for Neptune , one for me ! awesome! congratulations on your equator crossing ! Have a nice trip!
My soul delights in your videos.
This big ball we call earth is so amazing.
Keep doing what you’re doing brother. Your viewers clearly love this stuff. I am excited to watch this part
I didn't expect this to be as entertaining as it was!
This was so fun to watch, please continue to make videos like this, I am going to watch the part 3 as well. This was cozy a bit scary at times and really cool.
these are for some reason really chill anf fun to watch. can't wait for part 3!
Very impressive. I don't know anything about boating but came across your videos. I've watched both parts now and can't wait until you land in Tahiti! This is truly inspiring, thanks for sharing your journey!
Great video snd what an adventure you're on! Keep up with your mental state , its crucial when alone on the ocean. Got you in my prayers for a great journey!
This is great, can’t stop watching
This scares the shit outta me, how much you’re submitting your life to the whims of nature, but a fascinating adventure. Thanks for sharing.
Garret, thank you for sharing this amazing adventure!. I find it really inspiring.
As someone who will NEVER be able to say I challenged myself in such a profound way, you have much respect from me and i wish you all the best!!
That's awesome. The golden bear is docked in the delta all the time and see it almost everyday. Never knew what it's purpose was. Small world. Weird. Safe travels.
Enjoying this series very much! Thanks for sharing.
Utterly ASTONISHING! Watched part one in awe. 19 years old. I honestly can say I didn’t know my arse from my elbow at that age. Total Kudos to you. What an amazing young man. If only more young people had the energy, fortitude, determination and self belief that you have , WOW! What an incredible future human beings would have. You will go far. The very best of luck for your future.
I’m jealous of the ambition you exhibit at such a young age. Wish I could have done the same when I was a lad. Great videos so far. Great work!
I think that fishing boat captain probably would have felt like quite the hero if you’d asked him to text your parents. I know we live in an era where everyone tries to be very autonomous and self sufficient, but it’s not working very well for society. It takes humility to ask for help, and quite possibly by doing so, we give meaning and purpose to others lives.
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I think the capt would have texted his parents. People look out for one another out at sea, one of the last bastions of strangers helping one another regularly.
Wow - Great to see someone young getting out there and doing stuff! Make the most of your time sailing and good luck 😀
Thank you so much, although I have no clue about sailing I enjoyed this video, or both, I know that you learned a lot about this voyage and others have learned . You are a very special type of person, thank you so much.
That guy that wanted to give you fuel , smart of you not to tell him nothing
They weren't calling him. Misunderstanding on HIS part.
@@rickkwitkoski1976Sort of. I doubt the person they were trying to deliver to was American.
Never give your location to a stranger/boat.... remember pirates still exist.
Just saying
this is really cool man. i’m 17 and watching you do this is really inspiring. really makes me wanna do something similar in a few years.
love from the uk🇬🇧
this is awesome. watched part 1 all the way thru, now onto this at work. thanks for sharing
There's nothing more terrifying to me than the idea of being alone on a boat in the middle of the ocean at night when its pitch black
Epic journey. Very cool that you took on this challenge at only 19.
I love this. Like others have said, thank you for sharing this. It’s super fun to watch, and oddly relaxing. I hope you are well.
Love your videos, your series so far is great and your filming is wonderful, I encourage you to show us what you think is beautiful, because I couldn’t imagine what you see with the amount of time you spend out there. Thankyou for the content
12:10 Cal Maritime's Golden Bear! I graduated from there a few years ago. Great memories sailing on that ship. Likely had a cadet calling you.
Bro Wtf where do you get the balls to do this 🤩 respect. And great videos, no stupid editing, just raw footage and your thoughts... Hope you arrive safe to your destination
Can’t wait for the last installment, this has been so much fun to watch your journey!! Brave dude!
I have really enjoyed ur journey thank you for taking us with you, safe travels and may God be with you.. Thank you again!!!
Man I love the adventures on an old salty seadog and have been looking to expand. I definitely found my next channel to follow. My plan is to do this when I retire in 25 years like most people. It's so cool you are doing this at 19 instead of waiting until you're in your upper years!
I would love to do this. I'm thirty seven and would really need to get into sailing soon.
Keep making youtube videos please. This sailing adventure is amazing and your attitude and film quality is good and would make a successful youtube sailing channel.
Hey Garrett, enjoyed your video. I must say that you're very well spoken for someone that's only 19 yrs old, which to me is a long time ago! As with yourself, I'm impressed with many of the very young people on UA-cam and other platforms and that gives me hope for the youth of this country .... wish you the best with your journeys.
Man, you got a long life to live and youre living it to the fullest! Your knowledge is inspiring
Bro is living the dream. Well done
I’m terrified of the ocean and suffer from severe motion sickness. So this is something I’ll never experience unfortunately. Really cool to watch someone else go on the adventure of a life time.
Suffering is a mentality
If you spend more time on the water your motion sickness will go away and you’ll feel better eventually. Find your paradise.
You’re a different breed to cross the ocean by yourself!! These videos only tell soo much I know you had ample time to think about life in general
Thanks for taking us on the journey with you!
Can't wait for part 3!
Watched part one and instantly subscribed. I hope you continue to take us on any travels, both sea and land you may take in life. Fantastic stuff. Not to mention, you have bigger balls than I....Takes a real man or woman to do what you do.
I can’t believe you’re only 19 sailing like this. I can tell you’ve dedicated a lot of time to your craft . Super inspiring
Your an amazing young man! Proud of you. You have a wonderful life ahead of you.
I’m 31 years old this kid is 19 I hope he knows how brave and amazing he is for doing this. And how much this is going to help him with life in general. I can’t imagine being in the sea all alone for days on end
In general, Way easier to do things like this at 19 than 31
Gotta admire you doing this. I'm hoping to get out and have some adventures on my 36-foot yacht around New Zealand this summer. Not sure I'll be doing any Mega passages like that one!
You deserve all the attention these videos are getting. Amazing to watch and very impressive.
Wow
What a adventure kept me on edge all thru the video
I could feel your stress and the change in your voice Totally admire your courage
Len
14:26 Now THAT, is a small world! Pretty cool
Asking another fellow Earthling to drop a text to your parents isn't a biggy plus doing favors especially regarding family/love, gives good juju to everyone🎈 as a grand- parent and having a lifetime of sun exposure, I strongly encourage you make it the habit to wear a sun hat..or in your case a small step that could prolong your face ..cancer sucks & is a huge hit on the bank account.Your accounts at sea are terrific..so down to earth honest. Your style makes the Vagabond crew appear like some sort of Ken-Barbi doll Ai creation. Keep a tight reign on modesty, your upfront style is so boss🎐 That CMA ship is crew'd by a friend of mine as well.. big sea-small world🎈
great to see young people like you pushing the boundaries for adventure. safe sailing. brilliant videos
Love it. Can’t wait to see more. Best of luck to you. You’re living my dream.
excellent production quality! Sail on!!