Sailing Around the World.

[Tonji]

This was a recommendation on my youtube page.

An impossibly attractive couple living the dream. I'm 18 episodes in, & hooked. A wonderful antidote to our British winter. But makes wish I was back in my twenties...

Enjoy

[hhyftrftdr]

Sigh, she told me she was nipping out for a pint of milk.

[tikay]

Sigh, she told me she was nipping out for a pint of milk.

I did notice her other half was, you know, of slim build.

[hhyftrftdr]

Sigh, she told me she was nipping out for a pint of milk.

I did notice her other half was, you know, of slim build.

I can't compete with those long golden locks either.

[LeKnave]

Thanks for sharing this, just finished watching all the videos they have up so far.  Really cool channel.

[Woodsey]

My bosses parents did the same thing a few years back, sold the lot up bought a boat and float wherever they fancy. They seem to have a good life from what she tells me....

[Tractor]

Great share, 15 episodes straight through and about to watch the rest.

Thanks.

[baldock92]

Love things like this, will give it a watch when I have spare time and good wifi!

There's another series on YouTube filmed by 2 guys in their mid twenties who saved up, quit their jobs and backpacked round Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South/ Central America and then finished with a road trip across the states. Pretty entertaining to watch and very professionally put together. Definitely not as luxurious as sailing across the world but still looks great, and inspired me to do the same thing.

 I'm crap at doing these link things so just type in HK2NY into YouTube (it stands for Hong Kong to New York).

[ChipRich]

Loving this so far, abs love this kind of thing too.

Looking forward to the HK2NY thing too once I'm caught up, Tyty.

[Tonji]

Love things like this, will give it a watch when I have spare time and good wifi!

There's another series on YouTube filmed by 2 guys in their mid twenties who saved up, quit their jobs and backpacked round Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South/ Central America and then finished with a road trip across the states. Pretty entertaining to watch and very professionally put together. Definitely not as luxurious as sailing across the world but still looks great, and inspired me to do the same thing.

 I'm crap at doing these link things so just type in HK2NY into YouTube (it stands for Hong Kong to New York).

Thanks for the heads up on this one.



Just started, & seems decent. I think these series are great if you like the people involved & the production is good, but not too slick.

[Tonji]

In a similar style to Sailing La Vagabonde is Untie The Lines.



A young German woman's adventure. I'm 18 episodes in, & she's just starting to get to grips with the problems of owning a boat. Hugely resourceful, practical & likeable.

[Doobs]

Finished the lot yesterday.  Loved it mostly, but didn't like the asking for money but.  Weird really, as I'd took their films for free.  Sending money for someone to do THAT just seemed a bit much.  Good luck to them though, would love to do it. 

As an aside to sailor types, why no life jackets, especially when it is blowing a bit?  Seems you could trip or get knocked overboard with a not insignificant chance. Just seems wearing just the latest swimsuit is a needless risk, even if it makes better viewing.  Or is it a bit like the tv Chefs who never seem to wash their hands?

[baldock92]

Love things like this, will give it a watch when I have spare time and good wifi!

There's another series on YouTube filmed by 2 guys in their mid twenties who saved up, quit their jobs and backpacked round Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South/ Central America and then finished with a road trip across the states. Pretty entertaining to watch and very professionally put together. Definitely not as luxurious as sailing across the world but still looks great, and inspired me to do the same thing.

 I'm crap at doing these link things so just type in HK2NY into YouTube (it stands for Hong Kong to New York).

Thanks for the heads up on this one.



Just started, & seems decent. I think these series are great if you like the people involved & the production is good, but not too slick.

I said professionally put together, should have mentioned I believe it's very well put together for a guy filming using just one camcorder for the whole trip, compared to an actual series it's probably pretty shite!

Hope you enjoy it, found myself getting really into it quickly as someone around their age.

[Poacky3s]

15 seconds in to the sailing couple's video and I instantly detest my life even more than usual ha. Seriously though fair play to them, looks like they are having a ball, and if people are stupid enough to fund it for them then even better from their point of view.

[Tonji]

Love things like this, will give it a watch when I have spare time and good wifi!

There's another series on YouTube filmed by 2 guys in their mid twenties who saved up, quit their jobs and backpacked round Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South/ Central America and then finished with a road trip across the states. Pretty entertaining to watch and very professionally put together. Definitely not as luxurious as sailing across the world but still looks great, and inspired me to do the same thing.

 I'm crap at doing these link things so just type in HK2NY into YouTube (it stands for Hong Kong to New York).

Thanks for the heads up on this one.



Just started, & seems decent. I think these series are great if you like the people involved & the production is good, but not too slick.

I said professionally put together, should have mentioned I believe it's very well put together for a guy filming using just one camcorder for the whole trip, compared to an actual series it's probably pretty shite!

Hope you enjoy it, found myself getting really into it quickly as someone around their age.

Afraid I gave up half way through Ep 2. Just found the section in Laos when it's all about getting drunk & partying too tiresome. I see too much of that in my local town centre. Probably appeals to twentysomethings, not my idea of travelling these days.