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DrummerJacob - 4 years ago

Going from Bahamas to the Caribbean is like saying youre going to travel from Kenya to Africa.

Distant Shores TV - 4 years ago

Most sources agree the Bahamas are in the Atlantic Ocean and not officially in the Caribbean Sea. We have always subscribed to that theory.

MrGentlebutfirm - 4 years ago

Your boat is new, and you are changing batteries already! Did you mistreat the original battery bank or did it just fail on you for no apparent reason?

Byron Rogowsky - 4 years ago

I am from Canada and love your story....right now new to sailing and sailing lakes in Ontario

Jim McCandless - 4 years ago

Nice

Robert Lee - 4 years ago

So lucky to have those winds. Never happened for me!

runway heading - 5 years ago

I’m currently on the second video of my Distant Shores binge! Although I’ve seen every video countless times, I still enjoy them! Fellow Canadians doing a fantastic job! Love you guys!!

Superb Media Content Creator - 5 years ago

I would love seeing your 12-day provisioning list. I always get something out of the way others provision their vessels for lengthy passages.

Tim Stich - 5 years ago

Man, that dinner outside on the deck looked so nice!

Tallshipdreamer - 5 years ago

is Sargasso seaweed edible?

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Walther Budman - 5 years ago

thanks for taking the time to explain concepts you present in good detail (i.e beam, etc)

Barbara Mcdonald - 5 years ago

It was wonderful sailing with you hope I don’t miss any trips with you guys . Thanks for sharing .

Zeki - 5 years ago

Can you tell me if it would be possible while running downwind in heavy winds and seas, with an in mast furling system, to pull in the boom and furl the main sail? I know you should head up into wind but I'm thinking in heavy seas that might not be possible. so how would you reduce sail area?

Wayward Films - 5 years ago

Hey Great informative show! I'm producing a video documenting the transport of a Pirate Ship "Devil's Gauntlet" from Stockton CA to Roatan Island. Any advice on camera angles, tips on timelapse, GoPros? Ever do any drone shots?

Pino Pino - 5 years ago

I really enjoyed your video! Thank you....

James Marinelli - 5 years ago

That soo cool to sail caribbean !

Claudia Peñuñuri - 5 years ago

HOLA AMIGOS EXCELENTE VIDEO . NO ENTIENDO MUY BIEN EL INGLES . ME GUSTARIA SABER MÁS SOBRE NAVEGACIÓN . ACUALMENTE ESTÁN NAVEGANDO POR EL CARIBE. ??.....TIENEN PLANEADO LLEGAR A CANCÚN MEXICO.?? ME GUSTARIA CONOCERLOS. SALUDOS DESDE GUADALAJARA JALISCO MEXICO . ...MANUEL P.

Daniel Wampler - 5 years ago

What is beam sailing?

Distant Shores TV - 5 years ago

I mean sailing with the wind blowing on the side of the boat instead of from the front or back. Sailing with the wind on the beam is usually the fastest a sailboat will go.

The Stimpy - 5 years ago

Can't wait for my chance to get a boat and sail the islands!

CHRIS198490 - 5 years ago

nice boat thinking of sailing in near future what boat you recommend for blue water under 100k and what size why you did not buy catamaran ? also why not aluminium boat ? GRP is weak when whale will hit you or you hit reef safety no 1

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Kevin Walker - 6 years ago

Hi Guys, I follow The other big sailing Channels, And I'm gonna say it. You film much better than all of them, Even Delos. So really appreciate all the different camera views, setups. And the Narration is so profession, WOW. Can't wait for the new boat also. Brilliant stuff !

Joseph Johnston - 6 years ago

You guys are a great resorce. Thank You.

Arda Yılmaz - 6 years ago

You deserve much more followers. I've been discovered the channel 3 days ago and I can't stop watching. Every part of it is awesome!

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

Thanks Arda :-) Glad you're enjoying the videos!

Mick - 6 years ago

We spent New Years in SXM Dec 31, 2016 - Jan 1, 2017. Great Fire Works! Plus 3 days before and 5 days after in a new 3 level condo on Simpson Bay.

Sailing Channel Marinus - 6 years ago

I am changing course to the North, I hear the ice is still melting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Njl5AIOeFUk

Nigel Butlerr - 6 years ago

thanks very nice description,no swearing decentgood

99loki - 6 years ago

Does the weed ever pose a problem....fouling the rudder(s), for example?

bill hanna - 6 years ago

don't you just love it when the plan comes together ,Once had a sail from NZ to Tonga 6 days & didn't touch a sheet, auto all the way 15 to 25 just arft of the beam..enjoy. I used 'wind direct'

bill hanna - 6 years ago

had a brain freeze Predictwind not wind direct,rums getting to me .

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

We've been using Predictwind and receiving the data for it while at sea using the IridiumGO - so we can get updates 2 days out and on longer ocean crossings... check out our blog on that here...
https://distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/predictwind-weather-routing-forecasting-review.php

bill hanna - 6 years ago

Yes ,used it for some time , found them to be very accurate, still 2 days out your on your own so what ever comes , comes and ones just got to deal with it. The hardest sailing iv found is coastal deliveries , every thing can change so quick & of coarse you have those hard things called rocks ,Ocean sailing really is mush nicer , relaxed once you get into the rhythm of watches, cooking & reading. All ways been impressed with your yacht ,shallow draft, well protected cockpit & excellent workmanship . I'm afraid the price has all-ways kept me to Bennys & jenneaus witch are ok as long as you reef early, not pleasant banging to windward in 30 kts still we shouldn't be doing that at my age. Follow the wind, pleasant sailing.

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

Sounds like a great passage Bill. I haven't heard of "wind direct". Is it a weather routing service?

GodIsAlive! - 6 years ago

Where are you from guys in Canada? and by the way your website doesn't work

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

Yes we're in Canada now but flying to Southampton for the Boatshow next week! Sorry you had trouble with the website... it works from here ??

David Benore - 6 years ago

What a ride

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Ramiro Negrete - 6 years ago

Great vid. You and wife shows how enjoyable cruising can be; BTW, compliments to te cook!!!!!!!!!

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

You're welcome Ramiro :-) Glad you enjoyed the video! The cook says hi!

dan the man - 6 years ago

I envy you guys, you're living the good life.

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

Thanks Dan we're trying! Welcome aboard!

Ricky Timms - 6 years ago

Once again, i find myself watching your videos AGAIN and AGAIN. I swear i have saltwater in my veins !!! You guys are all i hope to become one day. I LOVE you guys and everything you represent. Keep me in your prayers as i keep you in mine !!! ONE DAY !!!

Lex Raand - 6 years ago

Amazing

Beachcomber - 6 years ago

Another great video. Keep up the good work

Kapono Fujitani - 6 years ago

love your stuff brother!
From Hawaii!

Anthony Rivieccio - 6 years ago

Paul & Sheryl, Just wanted to say this is the best video Ive see from you two. And Ive seen all of them and have all of your DVD's except Season 10. I loved all the details you showed in the short segment. Please keep up the great work. Best regards, Anthony

BE Home Texas - 6 years ago

Love your videos & your show! I always learn so much!

Ricky Timms - 6 years ago

Thats crazy ...I Love you life and your style of life...Im on my way. Who knows , maybe one day our paths will cross until then God speed !!!

Paul Hitchings - 6 years ago

Is there a device a sailor can wear that will alert the crew should they fall off? The most scary part to me would be falling off while at the beginning of your watch and having the other crew member wake up 3 hours later to find an empty boat...

Rykehuss - 5 years ago

Yes there are several different types of Man Over Board alarm systems that work automatically, and are attached to the PFD. Also everyone with half a brain will tether themselves to the boat at night watches, and in stormy weather day and night.

Ryder Steves - 6 years ago

Absolutely LOVE your video series on YouTube! Really well done videos, great information and gorgeous scenery. You really put it all together really well.

Todd Michael - 6 years ago

you guys just look so happy toogether. Enjoy!

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

Thanks Todd! We are...

Harley McCorcle - 6 years ago

I like it alot... Great video

Rodoandy Hernandez - 6 years ago

You guys should sail to Cuba, I did it and it was an awesome trip.

Miss O.P. - 6 years ago

the woman could get a job voice acting.

wailinburnin - 6 years ago

Congratulations on a perfect execution of riding a norther all the way to St Martin, of course, you did miss all the bars in Puerto Plata.

Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

Thanks Wailin! Yes when I saw it coming I thought we could make it all the way... we'll have to return to Puerto Plata another time :-)

Joséalse - 6 years ago

What a nice vid, the ship seems almost indestructible, I,m learning a lot of things with your vids, besides they are very entertaining, I don't know if my English gets any sense, but anyway thank you very much from Gijón, Asturias,Spain

Joséalse - 6 years ago

I am sure that you will love the northern coast of Spain, you can make fantastic navigations and see small beautiful ports like: Luarca, Cudillero, Foz, Ribadesella, Llanes, Ribadeo, etc., etc. I think you will like it very much, you will always be Welcome to Spain, I wish you the best and that you have good winds.
Greetings from Gijón,Asturias.

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Distant Shores TV - 6 years ago

Thanks Josealse ❤️ your english is much better than my Spanish - but we hope to practice when we sail to your area (North Spain) in a year or so!

cha53tafari - 7 years ago

This is quickly becoming my favorite sailing channel. Great vid.

Victor Vaz de Pinho - 7 years ago

BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you for sharing your passage.

Fair Winds and Following Seas...

Ed Moore - 7 years ago

Nice video guys! I have to tell you the contagious nature of your show on AWE inspired Judi and I to purchase a Pearson 40 on Lake Texoma. We are going full circle. As newlyweds 41 years ago we lived on a small boat in Florida. Now the kids are grown and on their own, so we are like newlyweds again! We plan on trucking "Slithy Tove" to Florida soon, on to the Bahamas... and maybe beyond. Thank you again for the inspiration... for lighting the fire! I hope we cross paths someday!

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The Paper Boat Project - 7 years ago

liked your video guys! hope to sail past you soon... Im starting out this season on a blue classic ketch I just bought and will be posting some videos of the journey soon!

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Glad you liked the video! It was a very fun offshore passage!! See you out there guys :-)

Richard Collins - 7 years ago

Great video, thanks for sharing. How do you access the internet, I assume you need to be on sure to do that?

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

We use Iridium Go for (slow) internet access for weather and email while offshore http://www.distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/iridiumgo-review-for-cruising-sailors.php

Ted Hernandez - 7 years ago

Fantastic video! Thank you Distant shores TV. I'm retired now still at the young age of 66. In good shape too. Was thinking of sailing the Caribe as my first venture to those southern shores. Hopefully I can get over the idea of seasickness. Did the Hudson canyon on a fishing trip twice, way back. Not a happy camper. Most of the crew were sick.(Partying the night before) No wonder. However I stayed aboard the boat and watched TV. Hence yours truly was the proverbial "Capt. Bligh". Tho we had a ball out there. Power boating is ok. However I'm told that sailing is quite the experience. I hope to try it some day soon. Thanks again for this wonderful vid.

Funstar Tv - 7 years ago

Visit the Caribbean island of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Zeeadster TV - 7 years ago

i watched already every single video on the channel. and i repeated many of them. let me say you are both amazing . i love your style and everything you do. thank you very much

Ian H - 7 years ago

Great video Paul and Sheryl I love your books and video series and have been a fan for many many years now. I noticed you didn't release the clutch when you were sheeting in the genoa is it designed that way? I put on Ronstan, but I had to release them in order to winch. What make do you use?
Regards, Ian

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Ours are Spinlock. they can be left closed while winching... Glad you liked the video :-)

Jennifer Adamek - 7 years ago

Hi guys, nice video and I have to say you guys are well one of the originals and THE BEST!! When did you guys get another boat and what kind if you dont mind me asking? I love the videos!! Happy Sails and Safe Winds!!

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Hi Jennifer, Soon I'll post more details on DSIII :-)
The Haber looks interesting - sort of like a Fisher but with the addition of centreboard and dropping mast!!! Would be amazing in the Med with access to the canals ... we made a lot of programs on the Med back in our early Seasons 1-5 with our first boat. DVDs and downloads available here http://www.distantshores.ca/sailingdvds/catalog/
Some of the early Southerlies were somewhat similar to the Haber like the Southerly 105 or 115 (37 ft).
It depends on what your planned cruising grounds are ... from Long island sound you can enjoy sailing down to the Bahamas by the excellent ICW :-)

Jennifer Adamek - 7 years ago

Good Morning guys, is DSIII a Southerly? Me and my boyfriend are getting into the cruising seen as well, we are looking for a pilothouse, we were looking at the Haber Pilothouse 34C4, they just like DSII has a lifting keel, and that is something that we are really interested in, where we can beach the boat in the sands. I am affraid I have to say with the bulb keels.. I do have to say the Southerly's are actually very nice as well. My boyfriend was thinking of a cat, but as you mentioned in the link added about the new boat talking about your hypothesis about the cats, yes I feel two motors and in heavy seas I feel the size cat he wants is not that great.. I think a single engine and monohull is excellent for traveling up and down the Atlantic and across the pond. But I have to say the Med and the canals is where we want to go in 2017, and possibly the Great Loop next year as well. Just a thought, have you guys ever thought or maybe do you have plans on going westward like Pacific Ocean way in the distant future? Like I said you guys are THE ORIGINALS!! LOVE YOU TWO!! And besides even though I live in Long Island Sound and and hour from the Hudson (near Poughkeepsie, NY as well) ocean or river I Love boating and you guys just offer more of the "GET TO KNOW BOATING" scene, and you make it very informative where others well it's just recording vlogs which is ok too.. Where can I purchase your DVD's?? Thank You again for getting back to me.. Happy Sailing and Safe Winds guys!! Take care and have a great day!

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Hi Jennifer , glad you enjoy our videos! We're working on our fourth boat now... here's the current page on her... http://www.distantshores.ca/about-us/the-boats/distant-shores-3/

Lauri Trites - 7 years ago

Love your videos!

Dennis B - 7 years ago

Nice Video. Really enjoy how you produce your videos - well done !!
Commtech

karlos109 - 7 years ago

Excellent video! It's wonderful that you're sharing all of the details of offshore passages. Question, does the boat's motion and constant heeling make it difficult to rest?

Capt Eric Bergeron - 7 years ago

Awesome episode mates, thumbs up from Sint Maarten.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks Eric!

spicer41282 - 7 years ago

Hi! Can you tell us the software you're using to determine wind/weather direction? Thanks! Like your videos :-)

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

We were using Weather4D for this passage...
http://www.distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/weather4d-routing-grib-viewer-review.php

dj Jeff cee - 7 years ago

Always a nice footage great quality and sound

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks DJ Jeff! we work hard on these vids and its nice to hear good feedback :-)

Gary Leonard - 7 years ago

Thanks, will check it out

Gary Leonard - 7 years ago

What a great video. Do you have all your videos on DVD ?.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks Gary, yes our videos are all on DVD :-) http://www.distantshores.ca/sailingdvds/catalog/

Robert Kowalski - 7 years ago

Hi guys hope you made it okay. Look I don't mean to be rude or mean but do you have much sailing experience? It's just I'm about 5.5 minutes into this video saw your knot and wind displays then the shot of your trim was there a time, and wind change? If not might I suggest watching some videos on reaching and sail trim.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks for your comments. We have over 100,000 sea miles and 7 Atlantic crossings over 28 years voyaging. Perhaps you got confused with the editing of the film, it is difficult to document the procedure while also sailing just 2-handed.

Buena Vista - 7 years ago

Awesome!,,

Roszain Claassen - 7 years ago

What food is concerned, do you's also take a very good measure of frozen pre-cooked meals with? And how about an onboard desalinationer [hope I spelled that correct] instead of tanking up on fresh water every time at a stop?

Thanks for the upload :)

Roszain Claassen - 7 years ago

Thank you! Warm South African regards :)

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

We do bring our trash ashore at our destination. We have very rarely had a problem with this. Cheers

Roszain Claassen - 7 years ago

Thank you for such an informative website! :) One last thing...what do you guys do with your garbage/rubbish after a sailing trip? Surely not all small ports favour the idea of every ship docking there dump their trash there also?

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Glad you enjoyed it Roszain! We do take frozen food but do not depend on it in case the freezer failed. Here is our webpage on Provisioning http://www.distantshores.ca/news_files/category-provisioning.html

Distant Shores II carries 545 litres of water so we didn't install a desalinator, but we will have one on the next boat!

BASS & GRASS - 7 years ago

Sometimes I like to go sailing.. I put a fan on my toilet set in the tub turn the shower on....I grab the curtain and away I go.. i'm not bragging or anything but I've had some pretty crazy adventures

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

:-) They say sailing is like standing in a cold shower while tearing up $100 bills...

Greg Currie - 7 years ago

NIce video. She is a beautiful boat and that was the perfect passage.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks Greg! It was an amazing sail!

be pacman - 7 years ago

Awsome video!! Do you plan to visit Panama??

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

We do plan to sail there. We already filmed on a friends boat visiting San Blas! Amazing!!!

evanofelipe - 7 years ago

An enjoyable video - thanks, with some interesting shots across a beautiful sea. I also liked the commentaries alternating from both of you, it contributes towards a more collaborative theme. The boat looks truly fantastic. Good luck

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Glad you enjoyed it Evano! We work hard to get good shots and make the videos at a high level!

mike womack - 7 years ago

Nice ....... ;~D>> ......... Rrrrrrrrr

Ed Rosenberger - 7 years ago

Thank you for another enjoyable and informative video.....

Neobiusss - 7 years ago

Great video! Thank you! Will you meet Rick Moor on Sophisticated lady on st.martin?

Andy's East Coast Adventures - 7 years ago

I see southerly have gone into administration again. Such a shame as the boats fantastic and are one of my favourite offshore cruising boat.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

yes indeed was a shame to see them stop building boats :-( our favourite offshore/exploring boat too. They're still running the yard doing repairs

S/V Expectations - 7 years ago

Great video.Will you be at the Toronto Boat Show this year? Would like to talk with you on the weather software and other weather technologies that you may know of. Hope to see you there.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Glad you liked it! Yes we're at the Toronto Show both weekends (plus the middle monday and Friday I think)

formerly 987946216430 - 7 years ago

awesome episode :)

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks Formerly :-)

Steve Hall - 7 years ago

I missed watching you guys on TV in your old boat. Very Happy to see you once again......... Happy travels

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks Steve! We post on youtube regularly so please subscribe here :-)

Patrick Hobin - 7 years ago

How do you determine how much food/provisions to take? Is it a formal process or X pounds of meat per day?

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Its a process involving your crews needs Patrick ... Sheryl has done some articles on it including this one on figuring out your own requirements...
http://www.distantshores.ca/news_files/starting-a-provisioning-notebook.html

Silent Joy - 7 years ago

Great video...I commend you for being professional and exemplary. Example: wearing your lifevest while on a passage. Too many youtubers (and very popular ones) do not that! Thumbs up guys!

NavigoDenmark - 4 years ago

@Spearfast You have got to work with your envy issues. Good luck.

Spearfast - 4 years ago

@MrGentlebutfirm ha hes an old fart, married his teenage bride he swindled onto the high seas, the mustache says it all, dodgy

MrGentlebutfirm - 4 years ago

@Spearfast Better to stay here then. The best place for the old farts. Its all good.

Spearfast - 4 years ago

La Vagabonde, more like la vagablonde. Cant blame them, never sailed before, are both from small town inland Aus. But to be making $20k a week it makes me sick sometimes seeing some of the cowboy crap they do.

Martin Lowry - 6 years ago

Watrworld y

S/V Expectations - 7 years ago

We have a rule on long crossings. You don't leave the safety of the cockpit unless someone else is in the cocpit. You are always tethered at night, regardless of the weather conditions.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Glad you enjoyed the video Watrworld! We do feel safer wearing our PFDs especially since they are quite small and light and also have an integrated harness point.

Pajo Gazibara - 7 years ago

What software are you testing? I imagine you need your boat's polar and it overlays it with the gribs coming in to calculate the best course?

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Its called Weather4D plus iPolar to put the boats polars in... http://www.distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/weather4d-routing-grib-viewer-review.php

I also reviewed Predictwind which is a very comprehensive software here ... http://www.distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/predictwind-weather-routing-forecasting-review.php

Matt McDonald - 7 years ago

what is the model and size of this boat? thanks

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Southerly 49 - here's our page on it...

http://www.distantshores.ca/about-us/the-boats/southerly-49/

Ammar Alwosifer - 7 years ago

As usual thanks for your great vid,
I really enjoyed every second of it.

Henrique - 7 years ago

Love your vídeos

shaunp4trick - 7 years ago

epic! I do website development + marketing + logos and multimedia content creation. let me know if you guys ever need anything! thanks

zrRyan2 - 7 years ago

What is the Name of the route planning software at 2:25 ???
Does it load grib files from the internet fairly easy ???
THANKS !!!

zrRyan2 - 7 years ago

@Distant Shores TV THANKS !

Jim Monroe - 7 years ago

This is my favorite type of video you do. Not so much with the tours and festivals . . . other programs are there for that. But thanks for sharing. Love watching and learning.

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Its called Weather4D... http://www.distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/weather4d-routing-grib-viewer-review.php

I did not use it over satellite as we didn't have one then.

I also reviewed Predictwind which we used over IridiumGO
Comprehensive review here ... http://www.distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/predictwind-weather-routing-forecasting-review.php

Doug ! - 7 years ago

Looks like "weather 4d software"

Jessica and Ryan Adventures - 7 years ago

Good video. Thumbs up!

Rod Moyes - 7 years ago

Very enjoyable and informative.

Erik Patton - 7 years ago

Wonderful as always. Love the vicarious escape!

Abby Adams - 7 years ago

Do you still have your TV show? My family loves it!

John Luu - 7 years ago

I didn't know you guys are from Toronto! What yacht club are you with?

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Port Credit PCYC in Mississauga :-)

John Adams - 7 years ago

very nice video and good info. thanks

Nick McRae - 7 years ago

what is that wing under water called?

o0bananaman0o - 7 years ago

wings under water are called foils, they increase the righting moment to leeward of the centre of lateral resistance. DSS made foils for the 100 foot supermaxi Wild Oats XI and some of the vendee globe IMOCA 60s use proprietary foil technology to achieve boat speed in excess of 30knts

Wilfred Darr - 7 years ago

zrRyan2 Thanks I would have said wing keel because of how it looked on the wide angle lens on the camera, it looks like it would be, but after reading your comment, and looking again, you are absolutely right!

zrRyan2 - 7 years ago

All Southerly yachts have twin rudders, which are set a long way off centre and canted outwards about 15 degrees or so... what you are seeing is one of these rudders, viewed from the top, peering down into the water.

Horace Hogsnort - 7 years ago

Water wings.

Patrick Patterson - 7 years ago

Great video! i just saw you Boat on another youtube channel. They actually pointed your boat out on the hard in St Martin.

Mark Pitchford - 7 years ago

No fishing?

Shahriar jangin شهریار جنگین - 7 years ago

Hi happy new year to you both I had a question I was wondering how tall is your mast?

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

From the water she stands 67 feet tall... happy new year to you as well!

realulli - 7 years ago

You might want to look for a channel named "steveo1kinevo" here on YouTube. The guy flies for Watermaker (and another company) and has a rather neat vlog...

Kia E. Gardner - 7 years ago

Loved this video! I also own it on Vimeo but I just LOVE watching Distant Shores. When will you be back out sailing on the new boat? Also, will we be able to purchase new videos from the new boat? Thanks again for the wonderful content. Peace and fair winds

Distant Shores TV - 7 years ago

Thanks for your support on Vimeo Kia! Much appreciated!
Yes we will continue making videos with the new Distant Shores III!