Had the boat for just over a year and a 32 came up for sale locally. Currently the proud owner of two contessas and a somewhat annoyed wife! Trust me, a contessa collection is nice but I can only sail one...
I think I saw this guy (and this boat) in another sailing video, of people who get to Greenland and this dude is there. They tour his boat during the "episode"
Este é um barco que agrada muito, mesmo sendo pequeno é muito valente em mar aberto, só lamento não poder comprar um e registra-lo no Brasil, aqui as leis são muito diferentes a importação..Belo vídeo!
Because JJ Taylor built them in Toronto, they're very well made, and they had a very long production run with close to 400 boats made. So, that adds up to a lot of good quality used boats on the market in Canada.
Now that's proper sailing! Here's a guy soloing around the world in a 26 that's worth subscribing to: ua-cam.com/video/9C5NdhpXlWg/v-deo.html Nice simple straight up videos, not all T&A clickbait.
@@richardernsberger5692 Yes, caught that in the subsequent video. When in USAF in 1963 went sailing down the Kangerlussuaq Fjord bumping small bergs...wind blowing snot out of your nose. Tough sailing anywhere in Greenland. Yes, the skipper ought to shared his experience. Thx for the note.
Beautiful video, nice sailing and good music!
For a small boat, it moves really well upwind.
Great song , many thanks ! Contessa one of the most greatest boat for sailing around the world. I am looking to get Contessa now
Have one here in Newfoundland for sale....
@@gregbutler6622 Is your ad online? Why are you selling?
Had the boat for just over a year and a 32 came up for sale locally. Currently the proud owner of two contessas and a somewhat annoyed wife! Trust me, a contessa collection is nice but I can only sail one...
Rimas!
Rimas???
Saw your boat tour on Drake paragon. nice boat.
Exactly!
Thanks for sharing, great trip
C’est marvilious! BZ.
I think I saw this guy (and this boat) in another sailing video, of people who get to Greenland and this dude is there. They tour his boat during the "episode"
Yes that's on one of Drake Paragon's videos while he still in Greenland. Believe the video is called something to do with Contessa 26.
Yes, I seen him also ! You are correct. They were amazed with his boat, and it's simplicity
This guy is amazing!
Este é um barco que agrada muito, mesmo sendo pequeno é muito valente em mar aberto, só lamento não poder comprar um e registra-lo no Brasil, aqui as leis são muito diferentes a importação..Belo vídeo!
I like this vid very much...thank you
I wonder what he did with the kayak when sailing upwind--it disappears.
Them albatrosses are always swooping down and nicking canoes off people's decks😆
How did you avoid icebergs at night when sleeping? do you just pray you don't hit one?
Awesome
How long it took you to get there ?
🙏
omg get a jackstay.. i had to look away..
I think you mean a jackline. And he was clipping on the lifelines instead of a jackline when needed.
@@jordanharkness
Do have a heating system.. Does it work good... If so what's it called
This boat had a solid fuel burner but most often we put diesel heaters like Eberspacher in the Contessas
How come canuks all have contessas?
Because JJ Taylor built them in Toronto, they're very well made, and they had a very long production run with close to 400 boats made. So, that adds up to a lot of good quality used boats on the market in Canada.
Cool!😃👍🏻❤
Now that's proper sailing! Here's a guy soloing around the world in a 26 that's worth subscribing to: ua-cam.com/video/9C5NdhpXlWg/v-deo.html
Nice simple straight up videos, not all T&A clickbait.
Not clipped on a safety harness...not good judgement.
Looked like he was most of the time. Otherwise, nice pictures, deft sailing, but prefer a little commentary on the trip, conditions, destination, etc.
@@richardernsberger5692 Yes, caught that in the subsequent video. When in USAF in 1963 went sailing down the Kangerlussuaq Fjord bumping small bergs...wind blowing snot out of your nose. Tough sailing anywhere in Greenland. Yes, the skipper ought to shared his experience. Thx for the note.