TIPS FROM THE TOP: Crossing an Ocean 598 10

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The Captain is producing a series showing the more technical side to our sailing adventure. This first one is all about the Atlantic Ocean crossing that we recently completed. We hope you enjoy gaining insights into how we run our boat. Visit the blog to see a few of Xanthe's recipes and her shopping list for the Atlantic Crossing: https://www.finding-avalon.com/blog/provisioning-for-a-long-ocean-passage https://www.finding-avalon.com/blog/spaghetti-veganese Thanks for watching guys. If you liked it, please give us a thumbs up and leave a lovely comment. We post every Sunday! So if you’d like to see us every week, why not subscribe. Oceans of love, X&J If you want to help us make these vids better, we are on Patreon ~ www.patreon.com/findingavalon Like our Facey page to stay cluey on what we are doing ~ https://www.facebook.com/sailingavalon Follow us on Insta to see our lives in squares: Xanthe ~ @thexanth Jackson ~ @jcrannas The whole crew ~ @finding.avalon See our website to learn more about us and how you can help us www.finding-avalon.com Music: Harbour - Get You High

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Victor Raymond - 5 years ago

Great recap. Thank you.

Bird Dog - 5 years ago

You can go 7 days without food. Load up some cans tuna and bags of chips and you're good to go. Water on the other hand is a must have. Keep a tub of weight gain protein powder for an emergency.

Bird Dog - 5 years ago

You can go 7 days without food. Load up some can tuna and bags of chips and you're good to go. Water on the other hand is a must have. Keep a tub of weight gain protein powder for an emergency.

Chango de la Porcelaina Canada - 5 years ago

Great tips. Could u pls advise spec of saltwater foot pump and did u have to install a new thruhull?

TheMorganMonroeShow - 5 years ago

That was way #OfTheEpic. Thank you.

Doug Puetz - 5 years ago

Awesome vid , great content !!

charles paton - 5 years ago

... good vid, thanks :)

Roy Sailing Imagination - 5 years ago

Thanks for sharing Xanthe and Jackson an impressive and thorough breakdown. Just out of interest what size are your gas bottles Jackson?

Shane Villis - 5 years ago

nicely done youngsters

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Graham Cranfield - 5 years ago

awesome and informative video - well presented and well informed - thank you

kaslkaos - 5 years ago

Hey guys, I was just wondering if you are releasing a line of merchandise soon?

Staffan Hubner - 5 years ago

How big gasbottles do you use?

Daniel Callinan - 5 years ago

Excellent info. Congratulations on your passage! Of course you can't possibly cover everything in a video like this, but curious about your watch plan, galley duties, and rules about when the captain must be woken. Thanks for sharing.

Chris Atkin - 5 years ago

Awesome thanks

Fredrick Rourk - 5 years ago

150 miles a day is great for The Pacific.

Oranje Manatee - 5 years ago

It is really good for the Atlantic, too. You know, where they were...

Marc Andre Robert - 5 years ago

Hi guys.

Doug Ford - 5 years ago

Excellent video. Great info for planning a crossing. Love your channel.

Sailing Hector - 5 years ago

Congratulations on the crossing guys! Thanks for making such a great video and explaining your thought processes. Excellent av speed too! Enjoy and keep up the tech vids.

Per Jorgensen - 5 years ago

must have been something wrong with your gas mate. last ARC we did with 4 people we used less than one bottle, and the previous crossing we used even less with 2 blokes

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corujariousa - 5 years ago

Love the details for the passage planning. Very useful! Thanks for sharing. Stay safe, together and enjoying the adventures. For the use of provisions, do you prepare a daily menu and stick to it or get creative along the day?

Nick Caffrey - 5 years ago

Really useful. Well done!

Richard Haaser - 5 years ago

I concur completely. Thank you.

Jack Frick - 5 years ago

Ant thoughts or suggestions regarding crew interaction, especially if they have not sailed often together? Thank you.

Why Me? - 5 years ago

Fantastic tips! Did you catch a lot of fish to help offset the food cost?

Robert Crain - 5 years ago

food is more than calories in and out. It is spice of life and on a long trip good variety of and good quality food can make life much better on a long passage on just daily.

CO 4x4 - 5 years ago

Good stuff!

Soma Devo - 5 years ago

Life is the best teacher and obviously this crossing has given you a lot that will serve you as well as some things you may not even be aware of.'Great seeing you with this achievement supporting your momentum. Highest Blessings

Stevek552 - 5 years ago

Enjoyed that much! For someone like me who is set on, but doesn`t yet have a boat, that was all great information. I had already compiled my` must do must have must get` list but you highlighted a few important things for me there, now on the list, and my thanks to you!

Geoff Sims - 5 years ago

A great video! A wealth of very good information about planning for worst case scenarios and contingencies. Just goes to show, you're not both just pretty faces, but very clued up as well. Congrats on a great crossing!

Dave Lambrick - 5 years ago

Informative and fun .. Great job you two.

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Jon C - 5 years ago

Congratulations on the crossing! Brilliant video and shows how much planning goes in to an extended trip. Great to watch and good sailing for the rest of your adventures.