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If you wanted to anchor off the Greek island to shelter from the weather, it would be perfectly legal if you claim force majeure. Obviously this is subjective, but I doubt Greek authorities would give you any trouble. Big fan - love watching the videos!

Those thermal pools are absolutely stunning

13:02 Constantinople's name is not renamed to Istanbul at 1453. Both names have been used until the establishmet of the Turkish Republic in the 20th century.

You guys are amazing

Islam should be fought everywhere. This is why I stand with Israel.

Follower since the Key West days.....purchased barbell from your link. Hope to learn new languages and hope they give you credit. Ciao

Love the pirate hat! 5:30

I love you guys! What a beautiful place!

Lead the way , Captain!

Politician 😡

This video is a drug! Run far away! JK very inspirational to say the least

U NEED TO CALL YOUR WIFE “BABY OR HONEY “ BUDDY JUST DOESN’T CUT IT….IMOA ✌️be safe, you’re videos are great as is your history smarts

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Love watching you all

Spring sailing in the Med. Put a weather map on a Dart board, throw arrows on the board blindfolded and you will be as accurate as the weather predictions from various weather maps. Just have to accept it and enjoy the few times the prediction is almost wright. Despite all that we do enjoy sailing to different countries, the beauty and cultures and not least the food. Stay safe and enjoy your time in Europe.

You weren't arrogant, you were naive. But you learned more in 3 years than most do in a lifetime. Awesome story, glad i found your video and look forward to the rest.

Islam itself is a secular religion. Forced religious conversion and religious percicusion are prohibited in original Islam

Fin-fin skute that is! 🙂

Would it be possible to have standby chain to add to your anchor for the deep anchorages you will encounter? I mean so you can increase your scope, is that totally impractical?

Desiree, you are a beast! I admire how well you handle all the skills of boat handling, and mothering, and taking care of everyone. I am constantly in awe of Jordan and all of his skills, but the two of you make up this super crew. It really is amazing how you compliment one another! You are excellent parents and adventurers! Thank you for these glimpses into your fascinating lives!

really enjoyed watching dude

Goceck Bay is in summer like a parking place of a supermarket but then with boats. You skipped a lot a very beautiful anchorages in between.

Relaxing sailing vacation, NOT. Been there before. 😕 Thank goodness that's not every day. S/V Cork~Texas 🇺🇸 ⛵ 🐬

that is so typical Turkey actually, in every area of life. Everything is extremely unpredictable and you can't plan your tomorrow. It's just up and down all the time.

sounds just like normal med anchorage... most of them are deep.... you just have to practice more

Hello jordan desiree isa and oso. Thanks for bringing us along. One sure has to be savvy with Sailing and then some. Thank you for all of your informati. I love watching isa grow. Beautiful country. See you next weekend❤❤❤

Great video guys. Too bad you couldn't anchor there but fortunately the marina was close by 🤗💞

Sounds like another day in paradise to me 😅 can totally relate to how fast situations change once the season shifts from sailing season to monsoon season here in Langkawi. 360 degree wind direction changes in just a few hours and zero to 30 knots of wind of course all while we are anchoring in a bay filled with sailboats and zero wind when trying to sail. 😂 Humbled and confused. ❤ Thank you for the video guys!

stumbled upon you presentation by accident i learned more with this one presentation than i have in a long time very very informative and to be truthful, all very logical once explained its like being a brain surgeon, it easy if you know what you are doing i am now a subscriber safe sailin folks cheers

They made Turkey secular because the west is afraid of Islam because is Islam is justice

Do you use a pilot guide by any chance? Invaluable, but guess you'd need a whole stack of them. We love sailing from Gocek and have been many a time. Great to see you at places we've also been to. Happy to see you sorted a mooring out. Med mooring sure takes some getting used to. Even so, as many times as we've med moored, I still sleep with one ear open and that one ear has saved the day on occasion too. Fair winds Buds!

Two different god? Really...

Great episode - glad it worked out - thank you

And then our premier made boat houses illegal. To "protect cottagers each lines". You can't win at this game.

I love how you guys ‘provision’ by eating it all before you leave! (But truly love your attitude😊 to life an😮your family.)

So explanatory…..scope, provisioning, babies, comfort, safety, timing, cost, crowds…..I ❤ you folks. Carry on ⚓️

I believe that line is poly something that floats. The last thing you want is to have a regular line get tangled in the prop when you decide to make a run for it. BTW, props to Deseree (sp?) for handling the lines and kayak so efficiently and without drama.

Hey Atticus crew. What a gorgeous cruising area! You handled the challenge well and were rewarded with a nice dinner out. And you scored a bunch of fresh food. What could be better? RE: your anchor rode. I'm thinking you might want to invest in 200' (or so) of heavy nylon rode to back up the chain. It doesn't weigh all that much. Around here (Pacific Northwest, Inside Passage) we are frequently anchoring our little old trawler in 100' of water (and more) relatively close to a steep shore, on bottoms that vary. Stern ties are common. We only carry 200' of 3/8" chain, but we have an additional 200' of nylon rode, AND our anchor is seriously oversized. It is a Forfjord #6, which is generally used on 50' commercial fishing boats in this region. Those guys don't muck around when it comes to ground tackle. The nylon rode absorbs shock loads when the boat is on anchor in heavy or erratic winds and bouncing around and all of your chain is out, which is fairly common here. So the chain isn't transmitting the shock load directly to the ground tackle without something to take on the instantaneous strain. We also rig a nylon snubber when we are on chain only, but don't need it once we get 40' or more of the nylon rode over the bow roller. There are times we set anchor with some nylon rode out when we don't really need it for scope, just to quiet the anchoring gear down for the night. The chain transmits noise very well, but the nylon doesn't so much. Hope you make it to the west coast. The Inside Passage is incredible. Once you have been to Alaska, you never come all the way back.

There is no cultural war in Turkey please stop making such silly comments without knowing anything about a particular country. System is secular democracy in Turkey which also respects religions. People are free to live as they like so there is no war or cultural conflict

Great vidoe, Turkey looks amazing. Do you use GPS or AIS Proximity Detectors to tell when you are dragging anchors?

Just love seeing momma and baby together. Isa is growing up so fast. Before you know it, she going to sailing the boat.

Isa is certainly getting her sea legs! (And her dinner outfit was adorable.) Breakfast looked amazing, and your dinner location was gorgeous. Just a perfect video…..but sorry for your anchoring troubles. 🤗🥰❤️😎❤️

gorgeous places colors views just so cinematic you make it beautiful also enjoy guys be safe

What amazes me, is that they can tell us everything about 50 years from now, but almost never get the weather right for 5 days in a row! It could be worse if you had a new born, or a very demanding baby.

My first and still favorite channel! You guys tell such great stories and bring us into your world so thoughtfully. So jelly!

Your thumbnails slay me! So dramatic. lol

Rice and beans were always the go to for my family, my kids hated asking me what was for supper…Great video and beautiful places, and always a microcenter. Keep up the great work

I love what you sea pros are doing.... And sea baby is a sailor girl as well

as a turk, i really enjoyed watching your journey in my county

I'm a farmer in Türkiye this years weather predictions are really bad because of the desert dust clouds from Egypt and libia, normally it hapens once in the beginning of april but this year third one on the way and it messed all predictions, all isobars moves rapidly with high winds and rains.