Nicely Done! Thank You for sharing.

Thank you for sharing David and Michele. Looks a wonderful sailing adventure and one to plan for in my own M15!

Nice sailing travelogue, Dave. Really interesting to watch.

Thank you for sharing! I miss visiting BC, and I miss my Monty…

Nice!

Inspiring! Princess Louisa is on my bucket list but haven't made it there yet. Haven't considered trailering all the way to the end of the road to start the voyage though.... Thanks for sharing your video.

Looks like a good time was had by all! Sailing there sure is a lot different than in the East.

Well done! This is what small boat sailing is all about. I suppose for the long downwind run you could have rigged a preventer to stop an accidental gybe. But going forward on an M15 is rather challenging underway, so I get it! I am sailing a SCAMP now, and would be not too happy trying to go forward to rig a preventer.

I am so emotional watching this video. It’s been 2 years now without my sailboat. It was a lot like yours. It was a Danica16 that really was 15 feet. I use to do things just like you in this video. Trailer-sailing is the way to go. I hope to see more of your adventures over the summer.

@dgrah

4 күн бұрын

Thanks, that is such a kind comment! Trailer sailers are a great way to go! Cheers.

Another nice vid. Any tips on organization for those days upon the waters? Thank you.

@dgrah

15 күн бұрын

Thanks! No profound tips. We approach trips on the boat a lot like a car camping trip.

Well done, guys! The stove support looks like a good rig - is that standard or DIY?

@dgrah

14 күн бұрын

Thanks! The table we put the stove on we also eat off of. It is do-it-yourself based on a concept I read about on the Montgomery email group. It works great!