Thank you so much for this. My favourite sailing video. At 75, I have finally had to give up sailing after a lifetime. My favourite yacht was the Wharram Pahi 31, ‘Imagine’ which I owned here in New Zealand, back in the 90s. I had always sailed monohulls until that boat. Her ability at sea always impressed me and I would choose a Wharram over any other for serious ocean cruising anywhere in latitudes lower than 40°. Beyond 40°, I would be looking for rather more shelter on deck than his designs generally afford. We hit 15 knots regularly, but I don’t remember getting 17. I do remember us storming past a 40ft harbour racer, on a reach one day, and the look on his face as we did so. Happy days.
Hi! I am the current owner of that pahi 31 (now renamed "yes let's") since nov 99 she sat on the hard on the side of the road in Kawhia, then I restored her starting in 2019, relaunched just under a year ago! Would love to hear more history about what happened when you owned her.
What a beautiful story, 1 mans dream fulfilled with the support of friends and family around him. What was it, 6 years from start to finish. True story of perseverance and consistency. This film has touched me deeply. Beautifully done.
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Those Wharram cats are tough. I think the simplicity of design has a lot to do with that. And what a fantastic journey. The memories you all have a priceless. Congratulations to everyone involved. And thanks for sharing this!!
Such an uplifting video. Tribute to James Wharram RIP. And to the many people he inspired, like these guys to follow their dream. What an awesome boat. Well done. It slices like a hot knife through butter.
Thanks for all the messages! We have been sailing with the pilgrim for the past month. So i havn't been able to reply to any of your comments since we have no internet. We did Sete, Mallorca, Menorca, Crosica. We captured the new speed record of 18.9 knots on video and I have a bunch of awesome Drone footage and more. We are leaving toward Greece in 10 days for another month or 2. I will eventually be posting a lot more videos as soon as i find time to edit and post. Thank you for watching, stay tuned for loads of Pilgrim videos coming soon..ish.. Fair winds everyone!
This is a great story, very inspiring. Somebody working so hard for their dreams instead of living life like it's a vending machine. It says a lot about what kind of man your dad is as well, that he has family and friends who gave up a lot to help and experience the journey. So many metaphors-- the journey home to France; the name Pilgrim; the brilliant simplicity of the boat., the occasional storms and disappointments (like life).... Also; production values, music and narration are par excellence. Thanks for making and posting this. Really awesome. I had my family watch it together.
Absolutely great! Loved watching the dream unfold, the adventure, the camaraderie and the beautiful 'speed finish' giving it everything you had on that final beam reach. Perfect ending. Inspiring. Well done Pilgrims!
One of the best sailing videos I have ever seen (and I watch a lot of them!) Beside the fact that the boat is just wonderfull, the camera work also is. This is a story of strong will and says a lot about what kind of man your father is. I am deply touched by this movie...
What a great video, but an even more AWESOME Boat & Crew! I’m still amazed , I fell asleep watching “Wildings Sailing” where Mark Wilding is refurbishing a Wharram and woke up to this for a early Christmas present!! This is to me, Perfection!! ❤️ (Even after six years!)
This is a brilliant film. It is so hard to display the strength of the wind and how big the seas are from deck height. Love the speed. I was so lucky to have had the privilege to sail on George Paynes Raka, the first Wharram racing design in 1974. My little trip was in the company of the PCAs secretary Tony Meakin and the Editor Richard Bumpus. It was a delivery trip for George taking Raka from Plymouth to Padstow round Lands End. After taking it easy to Lands End, we wound it up and managed to average 16 knots for the last 4 hours to Padstow. Raka was much heavier than the newer designs so we knew we had a lot of safety margin. But we we very quick on the sheets just in case. But to be able to film as well as you have done - terrific !
Once I started watching I could not stop. What a thrilling video. You all should be very proud and now to have the Most courageous voyage under your belts. I am sure there were some tough issues between the crew and the weather and just about a million other things, but you persevered and MADE IT. What a great boat. I was nervous for you at first, as others have said, but the design and craftsmanship stood the test of the Atlantic.
This is probably the first video I have ever watched start to finish. I was on a cruiser and an aircraft carrier in the Navy as a young man. I miss the ocean so much it hurts sometimes. Thank you for the journey, it was wonderful.
You had me in tears from time to time. This definitely stokes a chord with my soul. Thank you so much for making this, you are a good narrator and story teller.
Great. Good filming and editing. Good stills and subjects. Great use of music that was not over powering or intrusive. Fantastic commentary. Great story telling. A good feeling of "being there" with you. Thank you all and very, very, well done.
You know - it really is - when you parse through all the junk - this one deserves recognition, applause, even a prize. I wonder if there is a venue for that? Or it always based on 'views' - which of course means only the worst video's win.
thank you so much for posting this. Im 21 years old in the US, and this video has thoroughly inspired me to become a sailor and maybe cross the atlantic as you have done. Thank you for being an inspiration. Much love
The human spirit at its best! Brave souls armed with courageous hearts and sharp minds. Traversing the seas to cross the world on a ship made with ones own hands. Striving to do more than dream but to live not just to be alive but truly live. Dedication and motivation pushing forward through the darkest of nights greeted with the reward of success . Sunshine on their faces and the wind on their backs they arrive on the shores of victory. Triumphant glory toasting the accomplishment of a passage of a lifetime. A beautiful story to tell to live to share. Inspiring all whos ears are blessed to recieve. Nudging the impossible to the side opening possibilities on all horizons. What a blessing indeed !God has planted eternity in the hearts of men giving time and love and all things good to those who are pure of heart. Journeys never end when traveled by true Pilgrims. If only all of humanity could sail together as one.
...well done guys..just beautiful...i bought Formosa 46, which require some repairs, im working on every weekend/free time i have..shes almost completed and i cant wait to push her back to water...this video is great inspiration for me..thank you..
Happy belated and well deserving congratulations! This was a very enjoyable accomplishment to watch. What you all have done is inspiring. From the bottom of my heart, Thanks for sharing this. God bless you all!
An exhilarating and masterful demonstration of building sailing and filming an epic journey. I’ve watched many sailboat related videos. THIS example tops them all! Cheers to all involved.
This was EPIC!!! I loved seeing this adventure. You did an amazing job editing and telling the story. I really felt like I was there with you guys. Thank you for sharing this!!!
What a great video! All aspects of the video and the trip itself were spectacular !!! What a dream trip with your family! I liked see "old glory" in many shots! Wow! Standing ovation to the crew of "Pilgrim"!!!
*For the first 20 min of video while you were at sea i was saying to myself ohhhh this is sketchy as hell, I really hope these guys have made this boat strong and that they have some good luck on their side. Really glad you all made it and had that adventure of a lifetime that you were after.*
EXCELLENT VIDEO! I like that they put decking slats in where the trampolines normally reside. I hate trampolines. I also got a kick out of the head. Just goes to prove that all one needs is a solid boat and good seamanship to cross oceans. The nonessential comforts are just a distraction.
What an awesome story. To build your own boat and cross the Atlantic in it must be a dream to so many sailors but you have achieved it. This is such an inspirational video. Thank you for sharing.
GRATITUDE FOR YOUR GRIT, DETERMINATION, BRAVERY, CHARACTERS, TEAM, AND BOAT! Sail her all over the Med and Europe now, more movies, a book, share your feelings and thoughts with the world. Inspire other adventurers. Excellent video production. Thank you all for sharing. Jim in Philadelphia
This was a fantastic documentary and example of a family project, and I suspect also a tradition for your bold family! Loved every bit of the video and had to subscribe at the end. Keep up the great adventures, and thank you for sharing the journey!
Congrats to all of you! What an exciting adventure this was to watch, I can only imagine what it was like to be on board the Pilgrim. You guys will be telling this story to all for the rest of your lives, someday when you're all gone your children and grandchildren will tell the story. They will have this video to relive the moments how special is that! I love this story.
Awesome, inspiring video! The music at the beginning really kept me thinking that you all would be arriving with fewer people than you started with! I'm about 3-5 years out from starting my project. These stories help me keep the motivation - thank you for sharing.
Bravo...Brilliant, should have more views as this is what offshore sailing is about. To all involved congratulations'..truly epic..cheers for down under
Iv watched this twice now I remember watching it ages ago but it's that good. Thank you for sharing this great truly inspiring story. What a great boat you built together. If I'm ever I'm ever sailing there I'm going to look your dad and his boat up if OK? And buy him and you & any of this crew a drink
As many have said -thank you for the opportunity to experience a small part of your adventure[. I look forward to a part 2! God bless you with swift breezes, calm sea and clear skies.
One of the very few videos on UA-cam I have watched right through. Brilliant TV quality documentary. Reminded me of watching old Jack Cousteau films! I never really appreciated the Wharram design until now - he might have been totally crazy but he new how to design boats!
Thank you so much for this. My favourite sailing video.
At 75, I have finally had to give up sailing after a lifetime. My favourite yacht was the Wharram Pahi 31, ‘Imagine’ which I owned here in New Zealand, back in the 90s. I had always sailed monohulls until that boat. Her ability at sea always impressed me and I would choose a Wharram over any other for serious ocean cruising anywhere in latitudes lower than 40°. Beyond 40°, I would be looking for rather more shelter on deck than his designs generally afford. We hit 15 knots regularly, but I don’t remember getting 17. I do remember us storming past a 40ft harbour racer, on a reach one day, and the look on his face as we did so. Happy days.
Gosh , some older than me , @ 68 , looking at getting a 26' onto the water :-)
Hi! I am the current owner of that pahi 31 (now renamed "yes let's") since nov 99 she sat on the hard on the side of the road in Kawhia, then I restored her starting in 2019, relaunched just under a year ago! Would love to hear more history about what happened when you owned her.
Now that’s sailing! What a beautiful memory to cherish forever. You’re blessed to have shared it with family. Congrats! ❤️⛵️🎉
What a beautiful story, 1 mans dream fulfilled with the support of friends and family around him. What was it, 6 years from start to finish. True story of perseverance and consistency. This film has touched me deeply. Beautifully done.
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Those Wharram cats are tough. I think the simplicity of design has a lot to do with that. And what a fantastic journey. The memories you all have a priceless. Congratulations to everyone involved. And thanks for sharing this!!
This is the longest time I have ever spent watching a UA-cam video... BECAUSE IT WAS THAT GOOD!
I can't believe i've been watching for 40 minutes, no boring moments at all
My longest watch too
It was real. That's why you couldn't stop.
It is.
Same here!
Such an uplifting video. Tribute to James Wharram RIP. And to the many people he inspired, like these guys to follow their dream. What an awesome boat. Well done. It slices like a hot knife through butter.
Thanks for all the messages! We have been sailing with the pilgrim for the past month. So i havn't been able to reply to any of your comments since we have no internet. We did Sete, Mallorca, Menorca, Crosica. We captured the new speed record of 18.9 knots on video and I have a bunch of awesome Drone footage and more. We are leaving toward Greece in 10 days for another month or 2. I will eventually be posting a lot more videos as soon as i find time to edit and post. Thank you for watching, stay tuned for loads of Pilgrim videos coming soon..ish.. Fair winds everyone!
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Hi, how long can a wooden or plywood boat made with fiberglass like Pilgrim last?
This is a great story, very inspiring. Somebody working so hard for their dreams instead of living life like it's a vending machine. It says a lot about what kind of man your dad is as well, that he has family and friends who gave up a lot to help and experience the journey. So many metaphors-- the journey home to France; the name Pilgrim; the brilliant simplicity of the boat., the occasional storms and disappointments (like life).... Also; production values, music and narration are par excellence. Thanks for making and posting this. Really awesome. I had my family watch it together.
Absolutely great! Loved watching the dream unfold, the adventure, the camaraderie and the beautiful 'speed finish' giving it everything you had on that final beam reach. Perfect ending. Inspiring. Well done Pilgrims!
by far one of the best sailing documentaries, came here by mistake and couldn't leave!
One of the best sailing videos I have ever seen (and I watch a lot of them!)
Beside the fact that the boat is just wonderfull, the camera work also is.
This is a story of strong will and says a lot about what kind of man your father is.
I am deply touched by this movie...
Alexis, hello, what a great docu. INDIGO must have seemed like child's play after this!
Hey Sterling, nice to hear from you, thanks for the comment. Indeed Indigo is in another league. All the best!
What a great video, but an even more AWESOME Boat & Crew! I’m still amazed , I fell asleep watching “Wildings Sailing” where Mark Wilding is refurbishing a Wharram and woke up to this for a early Christmas present!! This is to me, Perfection!! ❤️ (Even after six years!)
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. You make my heart full. Thank you. A beautiful family, crew, boat, and voyage! May the wind be always at your back!
This is a brilliant film. It is so hard to display the strength of the wind and how big the seas are from deck height. Love the speed. I was so lucky to have had the privilege to sail on George Paynes Raka, the first Wharram racing design in 1974. My little trip was in the company of the PCAs secretary Tony Meakin and the Editor Richard Bumpus. It was a delivery trip for George taking Raka from Plymouth to Padstow round Lands End. After taking it easy to Lands End, we wound it up and managed to average 16 knots for the last 4 hours to Padstow. Raka was much heavier than the newer designs so we knew we had a lot of safety margin. But we we very quick on the sheets just in case. But to be able to film as well as you have done - terrific !
Once I started watching I could not stop. What a thrilling video. You all should be very proud and now to have the Most courageous voyage under your belts. I am sure there were some tough issues between the crew and the weather and just about a million other things, but you persevered and MADE IT. What a great boat. I was nervous for you at first, as others have said, but the design and craftsmanship stood the test of the Atlantic.
what a tribute to the wharram design awesome video well done
This is probably the first video I have ever watched start to finish. I was on a cruiser and an aircraft carrier in the Navy as a young man. I miss the ocean so much it hurts sometimes. Thank you for the journey, it was wonderful.
What a great adventure.... loved the reception by your loved ones at the end. Beautiful boat build!
You had me in tears from time to time. This definitely stokes a chord with my soul. Thank you so much for making this, you are a good narrator and story teller.
Great. Good filming and editing. Good stills and subjects. Great use of music that was not over powering or intrusive. Fantastic commentary. Great story telling. A good feeling of "being there" with you. Thank you all and very, very, well done.
Really awesome video and commentary. I was glued to the screen the entire length of it. Must having been thrilling for all of you.
One of the best on UA-cam. Fantastic
You know - it really is - when you parse through all the junk - this one deserves recognition, applause, even a prize. I wonder if there is a venue for that? Or it always based on 'views' - which of course means only the worst video's win.
thank you so much for posting this. Im 21 years old in the US, and this video has thoroughly inspired me to become a sailor and maybe cross the atlantic as you have done. Thank you for being an inspiration. Much love
This documentary captured all that is the ocean. What marvelous and inspiring footage. Congratulations on your spectacular cross-Atlantic voyage!
Really worth watching, five stars! Thank you, another gem on UA-cam.
Amazing boat, Amazing story, was glued to the video throughout.
The human spirit at its best! Brave souls armed with courageous hearts and sharp minds. Traversing the seas to cross the world on a ship made with ones own hands. Striving to do more than dream but to live not just to be alive but truly live. Dedication and motivation pushing forward through the darkest of nights greeted with the reward of success . Sunshine on their faces and the wind on their backs they arrive on the shores of victory. Triumphant glory toasting the accomplishment of a passage of a lifetime. A beautiful story to tell to live to share. Inspiring all whos ears are blessed to recieve. Nudging the impossible to the side opening possibilities on all horizons. What a blessing indeed !God has planted eternity in the hearts of men giving time and love and all things good to those who are pure of heart. Journeys never end when traveled by true Pilgrims. If only all of humanity could sail together as one.
Bravo!! I found myself reliving my own childhood as I watched! I could feel your love and fear as you ventured on! Magnificent!!!
That might be the most earnest "Bon Voyage" sign I've ever seen in my life.
Such a great video! It was awesome all the men of the family did this together. What a memory.
...well done guys..just beautiful...i bought Formosa 46, which require some repairs, im working on every weekend/free time i have..shes almost completed and i cant wait to push her back to water...this video is great inspiration for me..thank you..
Amazing adventure, thanks for the video documentary, very well done and what a journey :)
Such a great Story. Thanks and good luck for pilgrim.
Happy belated and well deserving congratulations! This was a very enjoyable accomplishment to watch. What you all have done is inspiring. From the bottom of my heart, Thanks for sharing this. God bless you all!
When u have a vision and determination anything is possible in life. Nice boat n crew. Blessings be upon u all.
Just blown away by this incredible film, adventure and dedication. Cheers
Fantastique ! Merci d'avoir partagé cette aventure.
Lovely. Just lovely. Thanks for a great adventure shared!
An exhilarating and masterful demonstration of building sailing and filming an epic journey. I’ve watched many sailboat related videos. THIS example tops them all! Cheers to all involved.
A really good account of the trip. You feel like you were there with them.
One of the best videos in youtube. Thank you, mate.
I would not want to be in rough seas in this boat. Epic adventure none the less. Happy to see you all made it through.
This was EPIC!!! I loved seeing this adventure. You did an amazing job editing and telling the story. I really felt like I was there with you guys. Thank you for sharing this!!!
The best vid on interwebs. Vagabond take a few lessons from these explorers. More adventure less fluff.
What a wonderful story!
Perseverance and passion. That is life!
INSPIRING TO THE HEART!!!! THANK YOU!!
Wooden ship. Steel men. Way to go. Ty.
Beautiful...brought tears to my eyes, you were going so fast! Thanks for sharing 31 days with pilgrim. amazing....
Awesome count of events. I too was captivated by this video, glued to the screen. Wonderful story.
What a beautiful story, 1 mans dream fulfilled with the support of friends and family around him.
Great video! You have something to be proud. Great adventure and family.
What a great video! All aspects of the video and the trip itself were spectacular !!! What a dream trip with your family!
I liked see "old glory" in many shots! Wow! Standing ovation to the crew of "Pilgrim"!!!
Beautiful. Well done.
Hi, how long can a wooden or plywood boat made with fiberglass like Pilgrim last?
Awesome documentary of an awesome journey !! Good on ya fellas , very brave !
*For the first 20 min of video while you were at sea i was saying to myself ohhhh this is sketchy as hell, I really hope these guys have made this boat strong and that they have some good luck on their side. Really glad you all made it and had that adventure of a lifetime that you were after.*
I have an infant amount of words I could say, but only one would cover them all.
AWESOME!!!
The second time I watched this entire video all the way through. Very well done sir. The James Wharram is quite proud I imagine.
Thank you. Bravo! Simple beautiful!
EXCELLENT VIDEO!
I like that they put decking slats in where the trampolines normally reside. I hate trampolines.
I also got a kick out of the head. Just goes to prove that all one needs is a solid boat and good seamanship to cross oceans. The nonessential comforts are just a distraction.
What an awesome story. To build your own boat and cross the Atlantic in it must be a dream to so many sailors but you have achieved it. This is such an inspirational video. Thank you for sharing.
This is brilliant. What an interesting boat! Thanks for posting.
"À vaillant coeur rien d'impossible". Bravo!
Epic journey. Great boat, great crew, great challenge. Really enjoyed the vid, thanks for sharing. Keep on keeping on.
GRATITUDE FOR YOUR GRIT, DETERMINATION, BRAVERY, CHARACTERS, TEAM, AND BOAT! Sail her all over the Med and Europe now, more movies, a book, share your feelings and thoughts with the world. Inspire other adventurers. Excellent video production. Thank you all for sharing. Jim in Philadelphia
Very enjoyable and well made.
Wow, what a great story. i had tears at the end. amazing feat, well done to all involved x
the speed was particularly impressive. Congrats on a great trip, and great build!
Wow your boat and the experience you guys had and the fact that you shared it with the world is awesome!
I keep coming back to this video for inspiration and to relive this epic adventure. Bravo, mates!
This was a fantastic documentary and example of a family project, and I suspect also a tradition for your bold family! Loved every bit of the video and had to subscribe at the end. Keep up the great adventures, and thank you for sharing the journey!
Best video and real adventure I have watched for sometime.
What a tremendous story! Thank you for sharing. Truly inspiring!
Love this , really enjoyed watching your voyage, beautiful. Hope to see more voyages by Pilgrim.
thank you for this video!! it"s amazing!!!
had to cry with joy at your film, beutiful
Congrats to all of you! What an exciting adventure this was to watch, I can only imagine what it was like to be on board the Pilgrim. You guys will be telling this story to all for the rest of your lives, someday when you're all gone your children and grandchildren will tell the story. They will have this video to relive the moments how special is that! I love this story.
I have a twin brother. We dreamed toghether many times about building our own sailing boat to do oceanci trips. What an inspiration!!!
Awesome, inspiring video! The music at the beginning really kept me thinking that you all would be arriving with fewer people than you started with! I'm about 3-5 years out from starting my project. These stories help me keep the motivation - thank you for sharing.
This video made me late for bed. I couldn't stop watching.
Loved every second. TY
Love this video, well done. Congradulations on your beautiful boat and successful crossing, well done.
Bravo...Brilliant, should have more views as this is what offshore sailing is about. To all involved congratulations'..truly epic..cheers for down under
Iv watched this twice now I remember watching it ages ago but it's that good. Thank you for sharing this great truly inspiring story. What a great boat you built together. If I'm ever I'm ever sailing there I'm going to look your dad and his boat up if OK? And buy him and you & any of this crew a drink
The first real video I've found about _really_sailing_ a Wharram. Great movie, great story. Thank you.
wow, thank you so mush for an amazing trip, the best of your life i bet. congratulations
Just beautiful. Fair winds and fun!
As many have said -thank you for the opportunity to experience a small part of your adventure[. I look forward to a part 2! God bless you with swift breezes, calm sea and clear skies.
Amazing guys! Love this video! A masterpiece! I would try something like this but my wife of 32 years would never!
Wonderful. A real sailing adventure. Merci Beaucoup.
One of the very few videos on UA-cam I have watched right through. Brilliant TV quality documentary. Reminded me of watching old Jack Cousteau films! I never really appreciated the Wharram design until now - he might have been totally crazy but he new how to design boats!
Great video and editing. As a boat builder myself, I really enjoyed this adventure you shared with all of us.
The journey of a lifetime. You only do it once and live it for the rest of your life. Well done and thanks for sharing!
The last part of that trip had me smiling ear to ear, what a great way to arrive....
This was a great watch fellas, congrats on your incredible voyage.
The best part is the party in the end on day 31. I love it. This is the best cruising video I’ve seen ever. Merci.
Amazing story!! I truly enjoyed it...
Bravo!
Inspirational. Thank you.
Happy Sailing!
Great video, I can’t imagine the satisfaction gained from building your own boat and then embarking on such a challenging voyage.
This is one of the best-selling documentaries out there. Very good job.
A wonderful accomplishment which I’m sure will be remembered by your loved ones for generations. Congrats to all involved!