Sailing America’s Secret Waterway | Cold Sailing

Thanks for watching, y'all! Juneau was a blast to sail in such cold conditions and kept us safe and content. More "Micro Adventures" ahead!

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[photogenicmale]

Don't tempt me. I might just end up living on the water.

[mowensmd]

One of the best compiled/edited videos on sail life for real. From one sailor/keyboard player to another.

[Aldersandfirs]

Our favorite globetrotting musical madman is back at it again 🫡🌊

[kolecutler]

I have never commented on a YouTube videos, but I am actually so impressed by your storytelling. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS

[esdaman]

Very well done. Nice meeting you. Looking forward to more content.

[jacobmarshall]

this gives wes anderson vibes but slightly less pretentious. love it 😂

[musicbyphill]

Impeccably done video! I hope you can keep them coming. 👏👏👏

[DannerCronise]

All of these videos you’ve been doing recently have been incredible. I love your story telling style. It’s cool that you have some fun/loving friends that are able to go on these adventures with you. Looking forward to the next one!

[kerra]

The intro sequence of everyone one board was great and hilarious 😂

[SailingFrolic]

Hey, another cruising sailor under 40! Im always glad to see someone else join the lifestyle! Really beautiful boat, and awesome progress on the projects! Nice tunes too! Makes me wanna do a flotilla jam sesh sorta thing one day. Maybe!

[alanmelvillesbicycleriding]

I haven't watched any of your other videos, so my comment is purely base upon this one. It's very refreshing to see a creative make a sailing vid. The lack of excessive talking head is a relief, as is the lack of faux drama. The camera work is good, as is the scripting. Your condo sequences were well thought out and cut together. Overall, visuals are very good. As you move forward, might I suggest you build up some audio gear to properly capture the ambient and active sounds of your surroundings. Make sure your on camera mics have dead cats on them...very important !! Sometimes, blimps are required, particularly if you're trying to get clean audio in >20 knots. Whilst onboard, or heading to shore, consider mic'ing up yourself, and your passengers with wireless lav's, complete with dead kittens . Make sure you run separate tracks for vocals and tunes and keep the tunes lower in volume. Audio really is what makes a good vid great, it's sadly underestimated on you tube. If you've got the coin, try and pick up a ZOOM H6 or even a H5 will do, but the 6 is 32 bit float, a ZOOM F3 can be got second hand, is cheap and 32 bit float, but can't record scratch audio, so is a bit more involved. Bad video can squeeze past the gate keeper, but bad it'll screw you over every time. I enjoyed your little production, good luck and keep it up.

[aceshigh]

Please keep these types of videos up. They warm my heart

[ronkirk]

With the right sailboat, the world is your oyster. I spent 7 years cruising the world including a singlehanded circumnavigation in the high latitudes and it was one of the best times of my life. As Jimmy Buffett sang, "So many nights I just dream of the ocean, god I wish I was sailin' again". Fair winds and far places to you-all.

[shelbyhunt]

Absolutely adore watching your Vlogs Griff. Keep it coming ! 😁

[lukeneville]

You always make your rigs look so homey! Just got myself a truck camper to make a home. Hopefully a boat is in my future when I get tired of the roads!

[cosmicalsounds]

Im so grateful that you have such a wonderful crew! I'm glad you're safe! Also excited to hear your new song projects get released into the wild!

[dannytgrantham]

That new song at 0:17 🤗.. excited to hear what’s next!

[ashenick]

Yes, dude. My favorite artist creating art...love to see it. Always like seeing the journey you're on. Looking forward to your next tour.

[october]

Luv ur low tech approach to ur map & use of camera shots, yeah.., after my life changing event, i moved into a catamaran sailboat where i spent time fixing & upgrading it before i took it out & explored the FLKeys & Bahamas for roughly 18mnths... one of my favorite memories, only issue was, im a big guy at 6'8 235lbs so getting around was, lets just say, challenging... ty for sharing ur story, no doubt these yrs will be memorable.. 😊

[bos]

The condo in South Carolina was more like a Mc Mansion. Pretty sweet. Your wine tasting throughout the place was quite comical