By the way…no other sailing UA-cam channel comes anywhere close to you in documenting the enormity and tireless motion of the oceans….unbelievable! Thx, again, Andrew
Stunning images! I love Amy's comparison to waves and flames....they both roar! The pictures bring back thousands of memories, some where I had to look up to see the tops of the waves. I grew up aboard my Dad's boat. He was a skipper on his beloved "Sundance" sport fishing in the Pacific Ocean off of Westport Washington; I grew up loving every (sometimes harrowing) moment; love the sea! Of course absolutely no comparison to your remarkable bravery and adventure. I am 71 yrs old so in early days we had charts and bouy bells to follow but only rarely got caught in big seas/fog.I only watch your channel, just can't do anyone else. I'm not sure how I'll manage when you reach home...Thank you.
Def it! I was once in 40’ waves with my 23 ft sloop in the Atlantic going to the Caribbean 😂🤣😂 wave after wave washed totally over her for a day and a half! It grows hair on your chest quick!
The emotion when Amy said “I love this boat” was felt. The feeling of knowing your life depends on something, and having confidence in that something, brings with it a love. ❤
Beautifully said, Daniel K....I sensed her emotion too. I thought how one can never give it up even if it stays mounted in the backyard, such a trusted friend.
When I sold my first little sailboat a couple of years ago I cried and felt sad I did things like varnishing I didn’t need to do as she was already sold , but I cared for the boat and wanted to pamper her as I knew we was parting company. I felt guilty selling her like I was cheating on a woman I loved, my real girlfriend didn’t get it but now with our bigger boat she finally does. Yeah so I felt it resonate too during this film I’ll call it a film because of the quality and what about that mood music spot on
Word - Ive been a mechanic all my life & I absolutely hear what you say. Sometimes something mechanical can serve us so well, trouble-free & reliably that it does pretty much take on the personality of a very loyal friend - pretty much like a living thing. Physically & technically it actually is.
@@Thomas-eu6fj, indeed this is the real stuff, exactly how it can be miles from land, Matt & Amy are a great team not only to function and cope in such conditions but to film and narrate too.
I've sailed your current route this year and after finding your content I have to echo what many others have said - your content is spectacular and the real deal. Equally you are also the real deal - and inspiring for anybody watching. Keep adventuring please!
I never understood what "para-social" relationships were all about until now. I've been watching since near the beginning, and it's such a gift to be with you as you complete this journey.
As a 75 year old avid sailor, who has spent many of my years at sea in all kinds of crafts, and every experienced most kinds of storm you can imagine; however, I can only offer to you guys my sincere and deepest respect for your “journey” and adventure that couldn’t be verbalized; a testament to your great seamanship and photography and direction. Your presentation itself is exemplary and worthy of an equal to many documentaries from the majors. Well done indeed and thank you for allowing me (and everyone here) to enjoy every moment of that epic voyage, while personally bringing back long past memories and wry smiles. Thank you.
Another excellent presentation. You have to admit it, you both are, in reality, true British sea-dogs. Your sea going experience shines through! Florence's sailing qualities have been well demonstrated! Cheers and beers.
The still picture of the translucent blue 0:44 wave with the dark cloud behind it is spectacular!!! I think it is the most beautiful picture of a 0:44 wave I have ever seen. You should win a award for it!!! Agree with others; best sailing You tube channel. You really captured it!! You both have such a stoic nature! I have sailed briefly in 40 knot winds it is exhausting. The sound of the wind and howling can drive you mad. Amy just sits there and says …”I love this boat!!” You are channeling Joshua Slocum. “ I saw weather coming and I Took in some reefs”
I know you can’t hand steer for the majority of a passage like this, but I find that if someone is hand-steering, you can manage the boat to be far flatter and steadier than the wind vane or auto pilot… and the upshot is that the person down stairs can sleep more easily. We try to have someone hand steering on their watch for at least a portion of it when conditions are challenging so that those off watch can get better rest. Just a note from offshore racing where you’re not allowed to use auto-pilot: I rest far better when I’m racing than when I’m cruising, and it’s usually because of the feel of the boat down below when auto is steering. You can tell it can’t anticipate what’s coming.
Wow, what a fabulous production!! Your excellent videography and still photos really do convey the enormity of the sea state during this passage. I have deep admiration for both of you, and wish I could be in the UK for your arrival.
THIS is what true TEAMWORK looks like! Mad respect for Matt and Amy and the RESPECT they show for each other. Absolute legends! Florence is the star and we all love her. Brilliant sailing as usual. 🌈 💙 🌊 PS. Perfect music choices and at just the right dose.
The wave videos are out of this world. Thank you for your artistic appreciation of what could be a terrifying endeavor. It's as being translated to another realm!
That was so real, the sleep deprivation, bruises that you have no idea how you got them, wet or at best damp oilskins but then the exhilaration of surfing down breaking seas mixed with an element of anxiety. You captured the essence of heavy weather sailing perfectly. A warm welcome home to you next weekend, we hope to see you in Australia on the next lap.
Absolutely awesome and terrifying at the same time. The photography and videography in this episode is award worthy! The best sailing channel on UA-cam hands down.
Nothing is more terrifying than the prospect of pitch-poling. Those are gray beards and they have real teeth. Already having endured one knock down, Matt and Amy demonstrate actual true grit. Those were 30-40 foot waves! Well done!!!
In a modern sea of UA-cam sailors “Sailing Yacht Florence” is by far above all. Great cinematography documents what it’s really like to go sailing! Awesome stuff guys! ❤
Brave British Sailors, The sound is a bit poor. As I am not a native speaker I have had some troubles in understanding. Wonderful, full of scary movements of Ocean pictures. Amazing pictures of moving water mountains. You are cleaver teachers who explain what is going on. The only effects Amy is talking about, are sounds of roaring Atlantic. Ps. The best cosmetic mask for all Ladies is a rain on the deck of Florence. Amy looks tired, but stunning. Sail Safe, Mother of God stay with Amy and Matt, Saint Mary show them the path to reach home as you are the most beautiful Star of all Sailors, Amen, M.
I don't think I have ever commented on your amazing adventures but wish you both a safe journey and brilliant footage of everything you do, love your shots of the sea state which not many others get to show very well, wishing you a safe journey for the rest of your trip, god bless you both.
As an old man looking more backwards than forwards, i envy you two. I wish I had thought of doing something similar almost 40 years ago, but alas I was busy doing other more mundane things that seemed like a good idea at the time. On the other hand, I’ve seen 5 of the 7 continents and many of the wonders of the world so I can’t complain. You can only fit so much life in a life I guess. I can only say keep it up. One day your memories, and these videos, will be what sustains you.
So glad Rolly Tasker Sails in Phuket made a STAYSAIL for you. It appears to have done full duty when conditions got tough. Amazing the sails have lasted as long as they have since Phuket.
We sailed in heavy weather (for our boat) off the Florida Keys.. I wish I could enjoy it and think it was fun, but it was scary. You guys make it look easy and it's inspiring. Thank you!
Congratulations on surviving this massive series of storms. I been watching the weather patterns leading up to your voyage and I must say with your experience you are rarest of ocean sailers in the world to have made it safely. Your documenting of this segment it was thrilling to watch but stressful as a long time viewer of your voyage’s as seen in your faces you been through a lot. I think your world voyage is worthy of motion picture movie. God speed to you!
One of the very best sailing channels...You actually sail!!! not just party in your thongs. You are incredibly courageous taking care of your boat and each other with quiet confidence. Incredible. And then to top it off is the fantastic photography skills. So well done.
Without repeating myself Florence god bless her you are both deserving of a medal ya know makes me proud to be British well done Marty Australia cheers guys
I've seen a lot of "rough weather" sailing videos, but none that surpass yours. I'm an experienced sea kayaker, and I can honestly say that the sea states you sailed through would have terrified me. I can't begin to comprehend the level of exposure you faced, alone, in a small sailboat, hundreds of miles from shore. Five stars for your seamanship and thank you for sharing your journey.
This episode is so mindblowing, i loose my english to express how i admire you for beeing so positive, makes me look at big waves with your eyes. i do love the way you feel the ocean. Thank you for sharing your love for ocean, Florence,. le reste en français, vous êtes les meilleurs et les plus sincères marins que je connaisse. Bon vent, from south of France
I first saw your channel 6 months ago when I was researching asymmetrical spinnaker. I was surprised on how well the two of you get along on your small boat. I agree with the others that this video was very good in documenting the sea state.
I so love to follow you guys and your journey. You are seriously amazing people - highly skilled sailers and delightfully positive. I has been such a pleasure following you through the years. Am really looking forward to your next adventure!
Great video, brilliant footage of seastate. Impressive that you have the energy to record under those conditions. Moreover. I am a professional sailor, and would not have dared to take that trip. /Peter Denmark
Sailing under/thru the 🌈 was brilliantly unplanned and mind-blowing.👏 The vibrant colors seemed florescently powered. I'm looking forward to your completion the 23rd. I wish I could be there. Thanks for sharing another brilliant Atlantic sailing episode 🌬 ⛵️
If there was an award for best photo/videography for shortanded Atlantic crossing (or anywhere) hands down it would be yours! Bravo! Bravissimo! Just found you folks and subbed. Can't wait to binj on your past videos! All the best to you both!!! ❤
Sjoe Amy so glad you're okay after being thrown clean out your bunk and breaking the centre table😬 You're both made of strong stuff. Vasbyt as we say here in SA!
Absolutely brilliant video! I’ve watched you sail for a few years now and this one was outstanding at conveying the reality of ocean sailing in the Atlantic. Safe trip home!
Absolutely Awesome segment in fact exhausting to watch both of you report the sea conditions. My hat off to truly authentic passage makers. TY. BRAVO ZULU (USN WELL DONE)
You two really put out excellent videos, your channel deserves much more recognition. Best of luck for the final sail into the home port, wish I could make it
Wow you two have guts you really do.. Reading the comments below I don't need to add anything.. its all been said. You're amazing that in the middle of that spin cycle you can find the time and the effort to pull out a camera and produce some amazing footage. Well done..
Florence and the crew wildin'...you guys are just so level headed down to earth people it's pleasure to watch. Looking forward for next episodes. Proves once again how important windvane is
I’m surprised you didn’t lose your Bimini or any other stationary canvas in the gale. I was once caught mid ocean in a Cat 1 hurricane in a 44’ mid cockpit sloop. It was up to God, enduring 3 days with almost no sleep, and our sea anchor. It cured me of whining to myself about things like three flight delays.
This reminds me of our trip from the Abrolhos Islands in Western Australia. We were on our way trying to get to Montebellos Islands, north west Australia. We encountered 6 storms one after another. We had to moor at shark bay for 4 weeks, with winds in the 50 kn. We have a 34' beneteau, and she handled the rough conditions extremely well. For two oldies, 77 and 75 it was a trip of our lives. So keep going guys and enjoy your life.
Absolutely extraordinary! I presume you only film when you have a bit of spare capacity so I hate to think what the bad bits were like. Do you never shout or lose your cool or scream 'I'm fed up with this!'?Well done.
Just a winter refit and a hello to the Family that we haven't seen for years and then we'll be off again. Taking Florence to the Arctic for a new challenge and a change of scenery!
An exceptional video, in which you captured the whole experience with such honesty. Most would have stopped filming, but you not only kept the camera rolling, but shot some brilliant images. What a team, what an achievement! Looking forward to sailing the last leg with you next weekend!
I have watched this film several times now as it is just beautiful and frightening in the same measure. The editing is just wonderful and on point in every way. I think the comparison you make of the waves / wind and the flames of a fire is so strong. You will be at home port now and I hope you have some well deserved family time. Btw I think Oyster you provide you with a free new yacht - Florence is a wonderful companion. If you do any crowdfunding for the refitting I would contribute so when decided let us know. Welcome home for now and can’t wait for the next journey.
Small boat, big sea, challenging squalls and absolutely excellent photography. Passage management - another big tick and still managed to smile too. I have just found your channel and will be watching more to learn and enjoy. Thank you!!!
Despite the confidence you must have in your abilities and of course the boat, your sangfroid and stoicism in what for most of us would have absolutely terrifying conditions is awesome .. so too is your stunning production… i agree with a previous post, your videography is so good that Netflix or Amazon should bundle it up into a major series ..
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By the way…no other sailing UA-cam channel comes anywhere close to you in documenting the enormity and tireless motion of the oceans….unbelievable! Thx, again, Andrew
Yeh; why use a sailboat over a motor yacht to cross oceans??
@@Anton-tf9iw, 😂there is a shortage of fuel stops way out at sea, my friend.
Stunning images! I love Amy's comparison to waves and flames....they both roar! The pictures bring back thousands of memories, some where I had to look up to see the tops of the waves. I grew up aboard my Dad's boat. He was a skipper on his beloved "Sundance" sport fishing in the Pacific Ocean off of Westport Washington; I grew up loving every (sometimes harrowing) moment; love the sea! Of course absolutely no comparison to your remarkable bravery and adventure. I am 71 yrs old so in early days we had charts and bouy bells to follow but only rarely got caught in big seas/fog.I only watch your channel, just can't do anyone else. I'm not sure how I'll manage when you reach home...Thank you.
Giggles!!!!! @@alanbrookes6637
Def it! I was once in 40’ waves with my 23 ft sloop in the Atlantic going to the Caribbean 😂🤣😂 wave after wave washed totally over her for a day and a half! It grows hair on your chest quick!
The emotion when Amy said “I love this boat” was felt.
The feeling of knowing your life depends on something, and having confidence in that something, brings with it a love. ❤
Beautifully said, Daniel K....I sensed her emotion too. I thought how one can never give it up even if it stays mounted in the backyard, such a trusted friend.
I love this boat
When I sold my first little sailboat a couple of years ago I cried and felt sad I did things like varnishing I didn’t need to do as she was already sold , but I cared for the boat and wanted to pamper her as I knew we was parting company. I felt guilty selling her like I was cheating on a woman I loved, my real girlfriend didn’t get it but now with our bigger boat she finally does. Yeah so I felt it resonate too during this film
I’ll call it a film because of the quality and what about that mood music spot on
Word - Ive been a mechanic all my life & I absolutely hear what you say. Sometimes something mechanical can serve us so well, trouble-free & reliably that it does pretty much take on the personality of a very loyal friend - pretty much like a living thing. Physically & technically it actually is.
The filming is not only just stunning, it is absolutely unbelievable that you managed to film at all. A big ‘WOW’ is all I can say….
You guys do a great job capturing the sea state. Much better than other sailing channels.
One of the true sailing channels, like Sam Holmes, my two favorite channels doing it on boats one can afford!
They are amazing at capturing the sea state and the size of the waves.
they crack on! I also like Wind Hippie. @@westpacificmarketanalytics2384
These are real professional stuff
@@Thomas-eu6fj, indeed this is the real stuff, exactly how it can be miles from land, Matt & Amy are a great team not only to function and cope in such conditions but to film and narrate too.
I've sailed your current route this year and after finding your content I have to echo what many others have said - your content is spectacular and the real deal. Equally you are also the real deal - and inspiring for anybody watching. Keep adventuring please!
Thanks, No plans to stop adventuring here :-)
@@SailingYachtFlorence Awesome news!
Keep Adventure please
Tru watching Eric Andarras videos , like this it's real life . no bullshit just sailing
You all have by far the best videography of all the sailing channels.
Thank you.
I never understood what "para-social" relationships were all about until now. I've been watching since near the beginning, and it's such a gift to be with you as you complete this journey.
It makes you want to travel across the world to watch them arrive to home port. 😊
@@danielkoehn3209 absolutely!! 👍
Nice ❤❤❤
The quality of that episode was exceptional. You captured the drama, the near exhaustion and the elation
Without exaggeration. Excellent!
As a 75 year old avid sailor, who has spent many of my years at sea in all kinds of crafts, and every experienced most kinds of storm you can imagine; however, I can only offer to you guys my sincere and deepest respect for your “journey” and adventure that couldn’t be verbalized; a testament to your great seamanship and photography and direction. Your presentation itself is exemplary and worthy of an equal to many documentaries from the majors. Well done indeed and thank you for allowing me (and everyone here) to enjoy every moment of that epic voyage, while personally bringing back long past memories and wry smiles. Thank you.
Another excellent presentation. You have to admit it, you both are, in reality, true British sea-dogs. Your sea going experience shines through! Florence's sailing qualities have been well demonstrated! Cheers and beers.
Brave people !!!!! Just who have been there knows really what you have been through. Neptune be with you
Brave kids you're words express perfectly as you say Neptune be with you Marty Australia
The still picture of the translucent blue 0:44 wave with the dark cloud behind it is spectacular!!! I think it is the most beautiful picture of a 0:44 wave I have ever seen. You should win a award for it!!!
Agree with others; best sailing You tube channel. You really captured it!!
You both have such a stoic nature! I have sailed briefly in 40 knot winds it is exhausting. The sound of the wind and howling can drive you mad. Amy just sits there and says …”I love this boat!!”
You are channeling Joshua Slocum. “ I saw weather coming and I Took in some reefs”
I know you can’t hand steer for the majority of a passage like this, but I find that if someone is hand-steering, you can manage the boat to be far flatter and steadier than the wind vane or auto pilot… and the upshot is that the person down stairs can sleep more easily. We try to have someone hand steering on their watch for at least a portion of it when conditions are challenging so that those off watch can get better rest. Just a note from offshore racing where you’re not allowed to use auto-pilot: I rest far better when I’m racing than when I’m cruising, and it’s usually because of the feel of the boat down below when auto is steering. You can tell it can’t anticipate what’s coming.
A great video, not only are you two excellent sailors but your video presentation is second to none. Loved your journey from day one.
You give a new meaning to the word intrepid! " Don't think that we not enjoying it...haha..."
Wow, what a fabulous production!! Your excellent videography and still photos really do convey the enormity of the sea state during this passage. I have deep admiration for both of you, and wish I could be in the UK for your arrival.
What an episode! The hero's of all you tube sailing channels.
THIS is what true TEAMWORK looks like! Mad respect for Matt and Amy and the RESPECT they show for each other. Absolute legends! Florence is the star and we all love her.
Brilliant sailing as usual. 🌈 💙 🌊
PS. Perfect music choices and at just the right dose.
WOW ,THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY.I WAS HANGING ON WATCHING FROM THE COMFORT OF MY SOFA.😄
By far the best sailing channel on You tube. So glad they made it back to the U.K safely after such a life changing adventure.
Just love the way you go about the business of blue water sailing, including dealing with adversity with a minimum of fuss. Well done!
26.40.... the "There's no one else stupid enough to be out here" exchange...Just the best 😅😅🤗🤗
What amazing pictures from the waves, absolutely scary, stunning and beautiful.
The wave videos are out of this world. Thank you for your artistic appreciation of what could be a terrifying endeavor. It's as being translated to another realm!
That was so real, the sleep deprivation, bruises that you have no idea how you got them, wet or at best damp oilskins but then the exhilaration of surfing down breaking seas mixed with an element of anxiety. You captured the essence of heavy weather sailing perfectly. A warm welcome home to you next weekend, we hope to see you in Australia on the next lap.
Not long ago, this would've won a BAFTA. Just incredible stuff. It has it all. Very, very good job. You should be very proud indeed.
First! Been looking forward to this episode!
Absolutely awesome and terrifying at the same time. The photography and videography in this episode is award worthy! The best sailing channel on UA-cam hands down.
Nothing is more terrifying than the prospect of pitch-poling. Those are gray beards and they have real teeth. Already having endured one knock down, Matt and Amy demonstrate actual true grit. Those were 30-40 foot waves! Well done!!!
In a modern sea of UA-cam sailors “Sailing Yacht Florence” is by far above all. Great cinematography documents what it’s really like to go sailing! Awesome stuff guys! ❤
Brave British Sailors, The sound is a bit poor. As I am not a native speaker I have had some troubles in understanding.
Wonderful, full of scary movements of Ocean pictures. Amazing pictures of moving water mountains. You are cleaver teachers who explain what is going on. The only effects Amy is talking about, are sounds of roaring Atlantic.
Ps. The best cosmetic mask for all Ladies is a rain on the deck of Florence. Amy looks tired, but stunning.
Sail Safe, Mother of God stay with Amy and Matt, Saint Mary show them the path to reach home as you are the most beautiful Star of all Sailors, Amen, M.
Only to say: thank you....
I don't think I have ever commented on your amazing adventures but wish you both a safe journey and brilliant footage of everything you do, love your shots of the sea state which not many others get to show very well, wishing you a safe journey for the rest of your trip, god bless you both.
Thank God you take good care of her! She'll see you thru!Always great photos of sea state! Sail on!
Want to add, after rewatching, how marvelous your sea state photography is! Scary and wonderous! Really excellent!
As an old man looking more backwards than forwards, i envy you two. I wish I had thought of doing something similar almost 40 years ago, but alas I was busy doing other more mundane things that seemed like a good idea at the time. On the other hand, I’ve seen 5 of the 7 continents and many of the wonders of the world so I can’t complain. You can only fit so much life in a life I guess. I can only say keep it up. One day your memories, and these videos, will be what sustains you.
So glad Rolly Tasker Sails in Phuket made a STAYSAIL for you. It appears to have done full duty when conditions got tough. Amazing the sails have lasted as long as they have since Phuket.
We sailed in heavy weather (for our boat) off the Florida Keys.. I wish I could enjoy it and think it was fun, but it was scary. You guys make it look easy and it's inspiring. Thank you!
Smallish boat, only 2 watch shifts, and filmed. Quite amazing!
Such a yar little boat. She's beautiful.
Congratulations on surviving this massive series of storms. I been watching the weather patterns leading up to your voyage and I must say with your experience you are rarest of ocean sailers in the world to have made it safely. Your documenting of this segment it was thrilling to watch but stressful as a long time viewer of your voyage’s as seen in your faces you been through a lot. I think your world voyage is worthy of motion picture movie.
God speed to you!
One of the very best sailing channels...You actually sail!!! not just party in your thongs. You are incredibly courageous taking care of your boat and each other with quiet confidence. Incredible. And then to top it off is the fantastic photography skills. So well done.
FRAFF-FUL, but EXTREMELY beautiful. Thanks for letting us catch a ride.
You guys are bloody crazy!AND I LOVE IT!
Without repeating myself Florence god bless her you are both deserving of a medal ya know makes me proud to be British well done Marty Australia cheers guys
Gorgeous job of filming the sea state and photographing the waves. It is so hard to do it justice and I think the slow frame rate made it perfect.
I've seen a lot of "rough weather" sailing videos, but none that surpass yours. I'm an experienced sea kayaker, and I can honestly say that the sea states you sailed through would have terrified me. I can't begin to comprehend the level of exposure you faced, alone, in a small sailboat, hundreds of miles from shore. Five stars for your seamanship and thank you for sharing your journey.
The Oyster brand name reputation is hard won over time and Florence is no exception.
This episode is so mindblowing, i loose my english to express how i admire you for beeing so positive, makes me look at big waves with your eyes. i do love the way you feel the ocean. Thank you for sharing your love for ocean, Florence,. le reste en français, vous êtes les meilleurs et les plus sincères marins que je connaisse. Bon vent, from south of France
I first saw your channel 6 months ago when I was researching asymmetrical spinnaker. I was surprised on how well the two of you get along on your small boat. I agree with the others that this video was very good in documenting the sea state.
Some lessons for the Arctic there! F8 is nothing special at those latitudes. Welcome home next week.
I must give you guys credit for your bravery in such far reaching sailing in such a relatively small vessel. Good luck and happy sailing
What an experience for you. I’ll just watch you both while I SIT STILL and have a nice cup of coffee.
Stay safe ! We all love you. We can see the love of sailing in your faces. "I really love this boat." I do too ! :)
I so love to follow you guys and your journey. You are seriously amazing people - highly skilled sailers and delightfully positive. I has been such a pleasure following you through the years. Am really looking forward to your next adventure!
Wow! What a hair raising sail! Go Florence, Amy & Matt!
Great video, brilliant footage of seastate.
Impressive that you have the energy to record under those conditions.
Moreover. I am a professional sailor, and would not have dared to take that trip.
/Peter
Denmark
You two are hard core sailors. Respect.
Sailing under/thru the 🌈 was brilliantly unplanned and mind-blowing.👏 The vibrant colors seemed florescently powered. I'm looking forward to your completion the 23rd. I wish I could be there. Thanks for sharing another brilliant Atlantic sailing episode 🌬 ⛵️
Now watched this three times, brilliant Amy and Matt and of course Florence .
Beautiful pictures of the ocean. 👍👍❤️❤️❤️⛵️⛵️⛵️.and fair winds. From Tomas Sweden
Nice sailing you two😁
Words cannot explane just how magical your videos are, thankyou so very much, stay safe.
If there was an award for best photo/videography for shortanded Atlantic crossing (or anywhere) hands down it would be yours! Bravo! Bravissimo! Just found you folks and subbed. Can't wait to binj on your past videos! All the best to you both!!! ❤
Amazing video coverage of North Atlantic sailing conditions. Well done!
Scary, amazing, and beautiful footage. I appreciate the opportunity to see this without having to actually be on board. Thank you!
Sjoe Amy so glad you're okay after being thrown clean out your bunk and breaking the centre table😬 You're both made of strong stuff. Vasbyt as we say here in SA!
Real sailors. You guys are doing real live sail in this so call sailing youtube channel. Better than most holiday sailor. Thanks
Absolutely brilliant video! I’ve watched you sail for a few years now and this one was outstanding at conveying the reality of ocean sailing in the Atlantic. Safe trip home!
Brilliant video. Excellent sailing. Courageous.
As usual the music and videography in this vlog is fantastic !!
Gosh. Thanks for all your lovely and insightful observations and commentary.
Absolutely Awesome segment in fact exhausting to watch both of you report the sea conditions. My hat off to truly authentic passage makers. TY. BRAVO ZULU (USN WELL DONE)
Matt Amy and Florence you are amazing and brave to face those seas you are both natural sailors and your shots of the sea are brilliant ❤️
You two really put out excellent videos, your channel deserves much more recognition. Best of luck for the final sail into the home port, wish I could make it
Totally agree with all you've said
I think.........Florence doesn"t want to end this journey and go home!!!!
It's simply the nature of the beast
This was a powerful episode with emotions on the edge and incredible videography. My husband and I were on the edge of our seats.
Wow you two have guts you really do.. Reading the comments below I don't need to add anything.. its all been said. You're amazing that in the middle of that spin cycle you can find the time and the effort to pull out a camera and produce some amazing footage. Well done..
Florence and the crew wildin'...you guys are just so level headed down to earth people it's pleasure to watch. Looking forward for next episodes. Proves once again how important windvane is
I’m surprised you didn’t lose your Bimini or any other stationary canvas in the gale. I was once caught mid ocean in a Cat 1 hurricane in a 44’ mid cockpit sloop. It was up to God, enduring 3 days with almost no sleep, and our sea anchor. It cured me of whining to myself about things like three flight delays.
I draw inspiration from your (both Amy and Matt) instructional format and positivity.
This reminds me of our trip from the Abrolhos Islands in Western Australia. We were on our way trying to get to Montebellos Islands, north west Australia. We encountered 6 storms one after another. We had to moor at shark bay for 4 weeks, with winds in the 50 kn. We have a 34' beneteau, and she handled the rough conditions extremely well. For two oldies, 77 and 75 it was a trip of our lives. So keep going guys and enjoy your life.
I’ve been watching sailing for a while. That was not sailing. This is sailing!
OMG you guys are amazing, the love for Florence is beautiful ❤️
Absolutely extraordinary! I presume you only film when you have a bit of spare capacity so I hate to think what the bad bits were like. Do you never shout or lose your cool or scream 'I'm fed up with this!'?Well done.
Very impressive what you're doing
“I love this boat, l love ocean sailing”
Yaahhh. Magic.
This is the best footage anyone has captured on YT sailing channels of the height of the waves and rough seas.
Beautiful cinematography!
Amazing episode. If sea looks big on camera ,its bloody enormous.
One of the best sailing video I have seen!
Not sure why but, recently watching both your videos is such a chore.
Best sailing channel out there. Fantastic. Don’t stop too long in the UK.
Just a winter refit and a hello to the Family that we haven't seen for years and then we'll be off again. Taking Florence to the Arctic for a new challenge and a change of scenery!
An exceptional video, in which you captured the whole experience with such honesty. Most would have stopped filming, but you not only kept the camera rolling, but shot some brilliant images. What a team, what an achievement! Looking forward to sailing the last leg with you next weekend!
Really graphic slow motion footage of heavy weather and HUGE breaking waves, you just soldiered on...Incredible
I have watched this film several times now as it is just beautiful and frightening in the same measure. The editing is just wonderful and on point in every way. I think the comparison you make of the waves / wind and the flames of a fire is so strong.
You will be at home port now and I hope you have some well deserved family time.
Btw I think Oyster you provide you with a free new yacht - Florence is a wonderful companion.
If you do any crowdfunding for the refitting I would contribute so when decided let us know.
Welcome home for now and can’t wait for the next journey.
Those are nice ideas. I vote for not trying to make Florence a safe artic boat.
Small boat, big sea, challenging squalls and absolutely excellent photography. Passage management - another big tick and still managed to smile too. I have just found your channel and will be watching more to learn and enjoy. Thank you!!!
Wow, 4.4 meters is 14.5 foot waves. These blue water sailing boats are truly amazing.
Fabulous photography . Great job guys
Despite the confidence you must have in your abilities and of course the boat, your sangfroid and stoicism in what for most of us would have absolutely terrifying conditions is awesome .. so too is your stunning production… i agree with a previous post, your videography is so good that Netflix or Amazon should bundle it up into a major series ..
Please not those two!
After following you guys for so long it makes me sad to realize that these amazing Videos will stop once you reach England.
Hats off to you both and Florence what a boat