19 year old crossing the Pacific alone
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- Опубліковано 1 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 prepping my boat, a Nor'sea 27 to travel the world. After months at the harbor working on my boat, it's time to leave the dock and sail to French Polynesia. This is a 2,400 nautical mile upwind trip and should take about 25 days.
Thanks for watching the first 11 days of my passage! I had too much footage to fit it all into one video, so make sure to subscribe to see the rest of my voyage. Also, follow me on Instagram if you want
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Road rage in the middle of the pacific, never thought I’d see the day 😂
what are you doing here :DDD
It's sea rage, ain't it?
Never thought I'd "SEA" the day 😂😂😂
yee olde memerman
@@dantesbarbaro5563lol
This guys dad lore boutta be crazy
Underrated comment
Tf is lore, do u mean he’s gonna tell everyone he travelled the pacific alone for 25 days?
@@prime1143tf u on
@@prime1143yeah pretty much, imagine doing this and having a kid, you can be like “did I ever tell you about that time I sailed the pacific alone”. Would be cool asf
im boutahhhhhh -drake
Wealth. Fame. Power. The man who had everything in this world...
what are you on about
Shut up
the One Piece brother. @@antontribelgorn3641
@@antontribelgorn3641jealousy
The king of the pirates
I have anxiety watching this, you are so brave for doing this on your own
I know you
Ayo NB!
Aren't you... no, it couldn't be. I must've thought you were the illusive "Nathaniel B".
Nathaniel B, I did not expect to see you here, what a pleasant surprise
Hol up ain’t you Nathaniel B
Wow this kid has a huge huge set of balls to do this alone or even risk it at all … I would be so scared of hitting a bad storm or just who knows what could happen…… best of luck man
At least we know they were his boat anchor😅
@@realislandboy385 😂, that’s funny
He’s 19… not a kid unless ur one of those boomer who consider anyone under 26 a kid
@@joeyhernandez7908 I’m sorry Mr perfect I’ll remember that next time ….19 is a kid but this guy is far far past being a kid, in general 19 is a kid , 19 yr olds don’t even know life is at 19 that’s fresh out of highschool still living in mommy basement having parents give you money to walk around the mall
19 is a kid and 18yos should not be legal adults an 18 yo cant think on his own properly @@joeyhernandez7908
26 and I got nervous going on a plane to Japan for a work trip and here this man is sailing across an ocean at 19
*salute to you man*
Funny because statistically planes are the safest method of traveling, followed by boats and then cars, cars are actually pretty much what should give you the nerves
@@DolphR Sailing a boat that size across the ocean is probably more dangerous then driving
@@carlcarlson5553 probably? try definitely
Man up you sissy
Being an introvert, I actually prefer sailing alone rather than facing thousands of people at the airport lol
I'm 69 and used to own this very boat. She is very strong and over 400 of them were made. Cruising on a shoestring is hard. He has a Monitor windvane which is like a second crew member, only never gets tired or hungry. We have one on our "new" boat a 1991 28ft Bristol Channel Cutter. His lines look a little tight on it. He's young and has a very capable boat.
I’m currently 33 years old and can never say I have crossed the Pacific Ocean to sail to Hawaii by myself. Watching this video reminds me to get my A** up and see the world. Thanks for bring us along the ride.
You're 33 years old and have never done this. Probably has less to do with a willingness to do it, and more to do with where you were born and whether or not your family is filthy rich.
@@tomatoeskin3781alexander the great conquered much of the known world in his 20s. He was also born the prince of an established country.
So i agree, we all have to live within our means and not compare ourselves to the exploits of the more fortunate.
Its ok man. You are not born rich. thats all.
If u are not Born Rich it is not your Fault but if you don't die rich IT IS YOUR OWN FAULT
Drove 17 hours from NJ to GA by myself for the first time and I thought that was an endeavor yet this guy is sailing the pacific by himself. Hats off to you buddy, hope for safe travels!
I’ve done houston Texas to portland maine about 5 times this year. It was fun at first but I hate the long drive now. Especially going to the East since it’s so boring.
Thats definately not an endeavor lol
It's stupidity
You have lived a sheltered life. That’s ok though, we need people like you around.
That way we can use you as human shields when WW3 starts. You are a disposable asset
@@christofferengevik8in your judgment perhaps.
I’m a sailor myself and have read lots lone solo sailor books . Every sailor whose had the guts to cross the Pacific alone like this brave young man says the same thing. (. It’s impossible to cross the Pacific alone and come back as the same person who set off ) good luck my friend.
In what way? I’m genuinely interested in how they change
@@niccomagana642 They encounter a new awakening.
@@niccomagana642 you evolve into your final form
You super sayin
No, super Sail-n@@GlobalMindSync
When in was your age I always wanted my own sailboat and to sail the world. Instead, I ended up traveling a majority of the US on my Harley. I salute and thank you for these videos because owning my own sailboat and traveling the world was and still is my first passion. I’m 43 now and you just inspired me to make it happen. Keep doing your thing! Wishing you the best of luck and safe travels 🫡
I love seeing people embark on once in a lifetime journeys and share the results!
Not only is this impressive, but the amount of bravery to be alone in the middle of the ocean is insane! Props to u my dude
He’s awsome
Teenagers have an easy time with bravery on account of their prefrontal cortex not being developed. They can't fully comprehend danger or consequences the way adults can, on average.
@@derek96720this comment immediately reminded me of the teen who jumped of the cruise celebrating some sporting win
Especially at night. The water is pitch-black and the moon very faint.
its not impressive. its stupidity and egotism.
Found your video randomly and have to say how immensely brave you are to have done this. Honestly, I'm hoping that these are being edited while you are back safely on land because my nerves are shot watching you alone on the ocean. Way to go. I wish you all the best. May the winds be at your back. Cheers.
Same.... couldn't begin to tell you how admirable your journeys are, one day you will be, "the old man of the sea".
You didnt find it randomly its because the youtube gods have promoted this young gentleman
@@RoadtripmikGood point!
@@darebear2001 He made a great title and thumbnail
Another Stockton Rush story.
I’ve spent most of my life as a commercial creel fisherman and I can tell you it’s no joke being at sea on your own, it’s a scary & a lonely environment at times but also beautiful and peaceful. Good to see you keeping safe, good video 🫡
God be with you! I pray for a safe and magical trip brother!
I am 71 still sailing my boat number 46. Always looking for new ones , but so far just 2 wifes in my life. Now i am on my way to the med ! One of my friends in Barcelona is 90 years if age and still livingbin his boat. I am happy to see younger people start sailing 👍👍 I started to be onboard as " newborn" with my parents !
love this comment! thank you for sharing 💙
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Congrats for living out your dreams sir , wishing you calm seas and old lady number 3 😂
That’s awesome
Wish I had rich parents that could buy me a boat like this kid
This is the prime example of “you only got 1 life to live” this kid is living it
Yes, prime example of rich parents.
@@Powerhaus88lmao what? Why you think he is rich?
@@Powerhaus88 thats life. instead of crying go do something
@@adamatch9624 Because he's 19, owns a boat, and he is a white boy who lived in Hawaii.
@@theyeetus1428 boo hoo. rich people should subject their kids to poverty right? not sure what being white has to do with it, but the fact that you can watch youtube videos and comment means you're privileged on a global scale.
Incredible young man. I would have never had the guts. You are truly brave. What a story to tell
Much respect to you. Very brave doing this long trip solo. No one to turn to for help.
For a 19 year old, I’m impressed on your maturity and ability to navigate the high seas. I found this channel randomly.
most 19 year olds in the victorian era did this, 19 was considered middle age and thats when britain mostly mapped the planet. Its only now its become rarer.
@@enigma2555 yep and thats why they died young too i bet
@@enigma2555yeah cause their avg life expectancy was 40 💀
@@-SidneyPrescott low avg life expectancy back then was due to extremely high infant mortality
@@johnlyly7142 only partially true
WOW! I'm 48 and just started lake sailing about 4 years ago. I can't imagine having the confidence to do what you're doing at 19. You're living the life that I'm sure a whole bunch of us would have done before we got tied down to land life with mortgages, families, and just debt in general. Keep going!
Just leave your wife and kids behind and follow your dreams, you only have one go at it
@@hhazelhoff1363 Or Better. You can Take Them With You. But At least Have A 50 Footer..
Young and full of pi55 and vinegar
@@hhazelhoff1363wow hope
Your kidding, I’d rather be with my family
💯💯💯💯
Watching your videos feels like taking a mini-vacation. Your passion for travel truly shines through in every frame!
I admire him, he has got the golden touch.
He seems well grounded and experienced on the water. Good Luck and happy sails.❤❤❤
Bro is definitely adding this to his dadlore
Best comment lmao
Randomly found this video now,lol,was not expecting to enjoy it as much as i did
his kids will never hear the end of this lol
At 19 I didn't know stuff like this existed. I commend your adventures.
Be blessed!!
You didn't know sailing existed?
@@gotworc Yes, like most kids these days he's been busy chasing likes and doing tiktok challenges.
@@gotworc sex drugs and rap back in the 90s
@@puppetmaster1403lol we got hotter girls
@@joeyhernandez7908 barely, even the baddies some ran thru unfaithful boppers
I don’t think I could even make toast when I was 19. Respect young man
You have a very healthy mindset man. Crazy how you remain so confident, much respect man.
20+ days alone at sea, largely beyond the reach of help should you need it presents a huge mental challenge and it's very impressive to watch you meet and overcome that. Stay positive and stay safe!
You've got a huge pair of balls on you kid. There are very few people, let alone teenagers... who are not only brave enough, but also capable enough to do what you just did. Super, super admirable. I bet your mom was worried sick lmao but that was really enjoyable to watch. I bet they're super proud of you!
" rich enough, every 19 yr old wants to sail and travel the world "
@@Spooky-4000 regardless of parent funding it takes commitment and skill to pull this off lmfao.
@@Spooky-4000 20 days all alone at sea with nothing to do sounds pretty excruciating to me. personally i wouldnt want to do that alone.
@@Spooky-4000 Doesn't everyone want to travel the world? I don't think that's just an age thing, I think life just catches up with us soon
Reminder that if more "people, let a lone teenagers" had enough money to do this, you'd see them do it more often. Dude is in yacht, what's so brave about that?
I miss sailing in the islands even 35+ yrs later... such a beautiful place. I don't/didn't have the skill to sail solo but have made the crossing from Oahu to Vancouver.
This is inspiring beyond comprehension.
You really showed me again what life is really about: Making memories.
Thanks for that!
🙌🔥
You're only 19 years old and have achieved more than most of us will ever. You have a massive pair of balls, respect to you fella.
a 14 year old girl holds the record for youngest person ever to solo circumnavigate the globe, so what do balls have to do with it
She has massive balls as well.
"have achived more than most of us will ever"
...with daddy's money
@@watch-Dominion-2018sounds like she had some massive balls too 🤷🏼♂️
White peps like big balls
Someone nineteen years old doing this alone already deserves the title of badass. Congratulations
Irresponsible and dangerous is a better description. There's other young sailors out there that do this in a way that's not nearly as dangerous. Solo crossings are not legal.
@@internetposta7389who gives a f about what’s legal … young men with this spirit have changed history
how id he buy a boat at 19?
@@sebastianliebmann6014 just like you a buy a car at 19. Depending on what job you get and if you are living with your parents, you can earn a lot of money to put into your savings for a project like this.
@@newtextdocument My first car was around 550usd this ship cost around 55000usd not even talking about the equipment for crossing an Ocean. You can not work while doing so(or while you preping for it), so you even lose months of salary (and your job, because you can not get away from it for a month). Stop being this delusional or liar. The kid is cool, but obviously his family belongs to the super riches, not your avarage daily worker. He did not get his ship by working.
Way to go kid ,,,, proper adventure you can tell your grandchildren , and you have the video to prove it 😎👍🏼🇬🇧
Sheer incredible. Brave beyond words. This would be one of my biggest nightmares, no joke!!
This looks absolutely miserable! Hats off to you for the dedication at such a young age, very impressive
😂
this foo might die fr its storm season yall wtffff
How is it miserable it’s inspiring
sure its inspiring when you watch this video for 25 minutes if you are out there for 25 days you gonna be feeling a wide range of things@@jinnzz
@@jinnzz it's both lol
Just watched this with my wife the full series. I have to say as a parent I was worried sick about your well-being and if you had prepared enough the entire time 🤣. I had a huge sigh of relief when you finally made land fall. Really impressive and the world is proud of you buddy! You did great!
Every 20 minutes ain't happening brother. As you have found out. AIS transponder and decent luck,.
Spoilers!
@@Lightningbomb14lulz
he's very irresponsible for doing this being so underprepared. It could easily been a disaster and he'd have to call for a rescue
@@junkname9983
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This world ain´t deceived, out there to deceive?
Absolute LEGEND really enjoyed this Thank you your one Brave young man Godbless you mate
Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧
I’m 19 too. But I’d be having severe panic attacks non-stop man… this is some real bravery here
When I was 19 I drove from Newcastle to Surfers Paradise. I thought I was the worlds greatest adventurer. This young man is going places in life. Thank you for the great video.😊
straya mate
and he is actually going places
How did u drive to Australia
@@mr.t.1237 Derrrr, through Indonesia.
This young man sounds like he comes from a well to do family.
You are a legend for doing this! Thanks for documenting it
God bless you lil bro, you a real life super hero i your Courage you got a lot of heart bro I love you man
Just found this video randomly, and wow, this is pretty incredible
The sheer amount of bravery and skill this must take is amazing
As a nearly 50 yr old Polynesian living in England, I am absolutely in awe that you are living the life that most of us would love to do. Good on you mate and safe journey!
Being in the middle of the ocean is not my idea of a good time, but I give this kid credit for having the balls to do it
why don't you plan it and get it done in the coming years mate?
Dude thank you for inspiring me. I needed it so bad tonight! I wish you wisdom and Gods protection on your journey.
Wow!!!! Mad respect to you man. Very brave on your part to sail across the Pacific alone!!! I don’t how you did it. Thanks for the adventure!!!
So far a wonderful adventure. When I was in your age area I was living aboard my S&S Chris Pawnee 26. I sailed her thousands of ocean miles. She lacked 2 things that your boat also lacks, as you found out the hard way. 1. A sea hood to protect the companionway slider from water forcing in. And 2. A cockpit dodger. And with skin like yours ( I’m the same) some sort of Bimini top or cockpit shade. Watch that sun, it killed my identical twin brother in his thirties. All of my cruising boats in the future had these 3 features. You, otherwise have a very nice boat. She goes windward well, especially for a heavy displacement full keel, and with that narrow beam (like my Alberg 35), she is easily driven. Interestingly, you have about the same waterline length as my A-35! Very good for you. My next boat a Kelly Peterson 44 had 39’ waterline. I shopped for waterline! Well enjoy the adventure! Looks like you are. Love it. Great job! PS. I’m now near 80 and still sailing!
As Christian Williams says on his channel, it's cheaper to just buy a large umbrella for a patio and put that over your cockpit as it will will just fine in most weather and you can take it down and heave to when it's not. Best to spend some effort modifying your entrance to be more water resistant
@@norml.hugh-mann Yes, water tight integrity is top priority.
Wow, Fred, 80 & still going strong! I'm 69 & realize if I want this I should just start. I'll sail till the funds run dry, in 2027 or so. And leave behind the unfolding collapse of the West, world war, drought/famine/Great Depression2, etc ... 🥳 I'd rather be sailing!
@@directedby100 Not a bad plan. My wife and I quit our carriers in our late forties. We had a paid for well equipped boat and said ‘ we will worry about tomorrow tomorrow. Never looked back at the money we left behind both quitting at the beginning of the height of our carriers. My ex business partner (and still good friend), is still in the same business, and still working 60+ hr weeks. His job is his life. I’m sure he is now worth a good bit of money ( maybe a couple million). . I have enough to not be hurting nor in debt. I would’t trade places with him for anything. I have a lifetime of incredible experiences and memories. And I’m still making them. Go for it!
I'm sorry about your identical twin. Did he die from heat stroke?
I'm 60 yo and lack the courage to do this type of trip. Kudos to you. I'll enjoy following your adventure.
It's Because Your A Baby Boomer. That Generation Lacks Courage And Moral Fiber. Please Don't Appropriate On Our Achievements. Watch And Envy
Hi mate you need a cover over the entrance into your boat stop the water from coming in
@@leroyhovatter7051 what are you talking about,. I did loops , split s's, snap rolls. and power dives when I was his age and never cared, now I'm sailing and thinking about leaving the north waters ....
Suicidal self-confidence and no fear of consequences?
@@sailingcapedissappointment2012 It's A Joke Bro. Chill Man.
Excellent, Garrett. You are so young in my eyes, but you know what you're doing for sure. Cheers!
Hey ! Keep it up man!!! I love it and I applaud you. May your vessel sail peaceful no matter the waves nor the wind. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR JOURNEY! THANK YIU FOR SHARING YOUR ADVENTURE
I must say, that looks utterly terrifying, and I think this is certainly a huge accomplishment. What an incredible, unique, curious driven experience you have had at only 19. Seriously, awesome, your courage to take something like this on and actually follow through with it is cool to watch
It's not courage. It's stupidity. He doesn't have the knowledge to do this and solo sailing like this isn't actually legal per maritime law.
@@internetposta7389Oh no! 🤓
Laying in my bed at midnight, dry and comfortable b just thoroughly engaged in this. Feel like I am on the ship. Thank you mate.
Looks so beautiful n peace out there we’re cheering you on from the land 🎉🎉
8:51 man, that right there, that’s all I want in life. All alone with nothin but the sound of the water hitting the boat while looking at the clear blue sky. Beautiful man 🤙
Very Impressive! I doubt you realize at your age how much men in general need to see the courage and strength you are displaying with your journey. It is very inspirational to hear you discuss your fears while continuing to overcome them.
And…inclusive of 16 year old girls who have succeeded in sailing alone, certainly facing their fears.
Men in general need to see his courage and strength ? He’s sailing a boat ???we all do it but don’t feel the need to video ourselves 🤡
@@simmiesim321 sad comment! Instead of supporting a young man and his efforts you need to turn the attention to yourself. I’m sure you sailed 26 days by yourself at 19 years old but no one I personally know has accomplished that at such a young age. What a self centered clown
jealous lmao @@simmiesim321
@@simmiesim321 bro not being even 20 and bein in the middle of pacific ocean? just give props lol
Your parents are surely proud to have raised a composed mature human being. Wish you wellbeing and health my man.
Thanks
Man, congrats, young man! I was so relieved to see you wearing all that safety gear! ❤
Go Bud! I’m proud of you! ❤
The way you were able to keep your chill when everything went wrong is actually insane but incredible. I can only DREAM to match that energy
Really eye-opening to see how his experiences were reflected on his face from the start to finish. Looked a smidge older by the end. What a neat trip!
That and the constant unprotected sun exposure
i felt anxious while watching..hats off buddy for your courage
Me and my friends used to go sailing. This brought back some good memories
No matter the age or class upbringing, it doesn’t matter. This takes rock solid confidence, intelligence, patience and competence to do so and it is a hell of an achievement. Hella inspiring!
I'm pretty sure way more people would try it if they had the money. This guy's a rich kid. Ofcourse he can afford it.
@@mattaddison1910point is that there’s PLENTY of rich kids out there and very, very few ever take advantage of their privileged access to resources to undertake such an arduous undertaking. I respect it. Most rich kids prefer to flaunt their parents wealth and know nothing of hard work due to their upbringing. This kid, whose upbringing we know nothing about, clearly has spent a lot of time learning to sail and pushes himself into these kinds of challenges. He’s humble and doesn’t brag about his boat or anything like that.
@@mattaddison1910you’re ridiculous if you think that. Only great people are worthy of completing such a task.
Yeah.... hella........
Good on you, Garrett! I grew up sailing and ocean racing and at 22 began my first circumnavigation.
I'm now 76 and in my third circumnavigation. I will be following your progress and matbe we will cross paths at some point. I am heading toward Panama from Alaska at this point.
Cheers to you, keep the faith, you can do it!
- Pete phillips
“you can do it” you realize that he already finished the voyage by the time this video was released?
Hats off to you my friend, God gave you a life and you are living it to the fullest brotha!!
That takes guts…BRAVO. ! What a beautiful adventure!
mad respect for this guy sailing the ocean by himself really shows what that the human body’s limitations are endless love this guys content
Stoked I stumbled across this channel. No crazy edits, just raw life at sea. Content here may be boring to some, but this is the kind of stuff I could watch for hours. Thanks Garrett. Hoping for fair winds and following seas.
nice backhanded compliment
@@gilyoung9869it’s not backhanded if it’s true. Most people have a very low attention span and need all kinds of edits and yelling like Mr beast to stay intrigued the whole video
Man im 19 too. I would never imagine a week without my friends and family and my phone too. You got balls of steel
i’m scared just from watching this, the boat rocking, night time & the ocean! lol good for you!
Just saying. I am 61, I would have loved to do this! Never have I sailed, but this is awesome! I appreciate your courage. I spent my younger years backpacking in the wilds. And still backpack. But this is amazing. Thank you , Garrett. Be safe.
Is he sailing? I believe when he was tryna sleep in the beginning he started the engine so sail boats have engines for back up?
yes
you can still do it even if you are 61. im 42, we can do it together.
I would've lost it so many times on this trip. Your calm demeanor is an inspiration. This was epic!
Your passion is contagious.
Love you Garett God protect and bless you
What an incredible adventure to have at any age, let alone 19. Enjoyed your detailed updates throughout the trip.
Ok, so thank you UA-cam for recommending this video. I’m so impressed with your skill and bravery young man. I read one of the earlier comments that said that you are living the dream and I have to agree. Be safe and keep the vids coming when u can. May you be blessed with safe winds.
This dude is a year older than me and I would never have the absolutely titanic BALLS to sail in the ocean alone. He’s just built different
I just watched this without skipping, wow man, awesome…actually super excited for the second part
You go, Garrett. You go out and see the world. I can't wait to live vicariously through your adventures.
19 years old and already a truly inspiration for all of us, respect big man
@hillaryurubu cope
@hillaryurubuyeah even with daddy’s money it’s still brave and going across open ocean solo
@hillaryurubuyou’ll never find a poor “person” with bravery like that, they can barely stay off the streets LMAOOOO
@@jebalitabb8228 grow up
@hillaryurubuyou people are so jealous.
Mad respect to you, man. You're only one year older than me which is very inspiring for me to try something similar to what you're doing.
Youre so brave ❤ What an amazing video. Hopping right over to part two to finish this journey off 🎉
Garrett, hats off to you. I love your grit, humor, honesty, photos, and you sharing your thoughts and feelings!
Man as a 29 year old with 3 kids who’s only been on a boat a couple of times as a kid I’m super jealous! Don’t ever take for granted your opportunities and blessings!! Keep on adventuring and good luck, you seem like you’ll do great things in life!
Bless you for your young courage. I bet this was a peaceful journey.
Lol, peaceful. You ever been self isolated for days? Idk if id describe it as peaceful.
What a legend. Ancient vibes💪
Huge respect to you for doing this long journey alone in the middle of nowhere. I'm also 19 and wouldn't even dare to do this.
Absolute bravery! Goodluck on your adventure! Will be praying for a safe arrival 🙏
That takes some guts to step out there like that by yourself. i admire you kid. Stay safe 🤙🏼
You are inspiring me a lot and i respect you a lot. Espacially when you lost your Phone and saw the good in it. Not many people would have Done that. You are a big W man ❤
I am 19 too and have been learning to sail amd saving up so I can set out someday to sail the globe. I've been second guessing my plan but when I saw your video pop up and your doing exactly what I want to do you you gave me some motivation to work harder to accomplish my goal. Fair winds and following seas Garrett.
This is something that I would never do so mad respect for even attempting this let alone completing it!!
Honestly, im so proud of this guy.
Wow wow wow. Watching this from the UK and I wish some of our younger adult's have the drive that you have.
Unfortunately we see so many of them taking wrong turns.
To be 19 years old and do this feat!!! Like wow!!
Hats off to you bro!
I love solo traveling. Sailing on a boat solo looks so peaceful and the experience must have been a wild one cause you sailed back and forth 30 days each. This is incredible man and the sunset looks insane when in the middle of the ocean.
You have my utmost respect for taking on a trip like this,I'm 60 haven't made a trip in 37 Years, enjoy it while you can and good luck on many more journey's
You gotta be nuts to complete this journey. I applaud you for the bravery man. Keep going
This gives me bumps. My dad espaced Vietnam at the late 80s with a wooden boat to the Philipines with bad resources and managed to arrive at land. Crazy
What a story! What was he doing in Nam
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A hugely impressive feat for anyone, let alone a 19 yr old solo sailor.....respect to you my friend.... will be watching and wishing you well 👍 👊
Didn’t see any feet anywhere? Time stamp?
Time stamp for the feet?
Where are the feet?
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@@umershaikh7179 MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS, CREEP!