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Sailing Into Oblivion Part 1, The North Atlantic
Well here is part one of the story of my single-handed, non-stop sail around the world. It's a bit rough and I may rerecord but I think it is a good start. More to come as I think this will be a 6 part series. Thanks for the support on Patreon and in the comments.
The Westsail 32 in the Perfect Storm!
Today we get into the story of Satori, the Westsail 32 that made it through the Perfect Storm. Video for the Coast Guard Rescue footage;
Waiting for the coming Storm
A quick video showing how I hove-to and stop Sparrow in the water. Tropical Storm Wanda was fast approaching and I knew I couldn't get out of the way, so it was time to hold fast and take the beating. Support the Channel on Patreon:
Changing Sails Solo in the middle of the Ocean
Just a little insight into the workings of a sailboat while solo on the ocean.
The First Big Adventure 2017-2018
October 3rd 2017, Gloucester Mass. This was the departure for my solo non-stop circumnavigation. The trip lasted 271 days and covered 29,805 miles. Filmed by Andy N. and Edited by Robert M.
Doldrums Sailing
After sailing around the globe, I needed to cross the doldrums once again.
How I catch rain at Sea
How I catch rain water at sea to stock up my supply.
Whales getting way too close to Westsail 32, Mighty Sparrow
An encounter I will never forget. Half way across the Indian Ocean after 100 days at sea these two whales came in for a close look. The whales stayed for about an hour. For the entire story you can find my book on Amazon at:
Reefing the Mainsail
Just another day at the office sailing around the world. Here I go over a quick mainsail reefing. For the entire story you can find my book on Amazon at:
It must have been Cocktail Hour
Sometime the ocean is just the best place. This was somewhere in the South Atlantic Ocean as I was heading to the Cape of Good Hope. For the entire story you can find my book on Amazon at:
Crossing the Indian Ocean
One of the most unpredictable ocean crossings on the planet is the South Indian Ocean. After two months at sea I had passed South of Good Hope and was heading into the vast stretch between Africa and Australia. Big trouble ahead!
Gulf Stream Sailing westsail32 MightySparrow
On my recent trip from Maine to South Carolina we got into some wind and seas. 12 days and two blows, the second in the Gulf Stream For the entire story you can find my book on Amazon at:
Collecting Rain to save my life!
After many days of worry I got some rain and was able to continue my sail around the world without stopping!
Crazy Whales looking right at me!
Some where in the Indian Ocean, after seeing Krill for days, the whales came to play. One of my favorite videos from the trip and a highlight at presentations!
Southern Ocean Beating
Sometimes you just have to hold fast and take your beating at sea. As strong as Sparrow is, she was showing signs of wear by the time I rounded Cape Horn, cracks, leaks and mostly my mind were all beginning to let go!
A boat on the Horizon
Getting a little weird out at sea! For the entire story you can find my book on Amazon at:
Hell Gate | #18 | DrakeParagon Sailing Season 2
"It's probably the biggest mistake I've ever made..." - Drake What is the biggest mistake you've made while sailing? Drake tells a story about his. If you enjoyed this video, then give it a thumbs up, make a comment, share it, or support this documentary on Patreon or via ...
Sailing from Boston to Bermuda – Saint Martin, part 1 (Westsail 32 Sailboat) – DrakeParagon Sailing
Drake, Gigi and Aebi the cat sail from Boston to Bermuda in December of 2005 aboard Westsail 32 Valiant. If you enjoyed this video, then give it a thumbs up, make a comment, share it, or support this documentary on Patreon or via Paypal with the links below. Patreon: Check out our Patreon page for...