Sailing Florencevídeo

REPAIR pit-stop MID-OCEAN | Sailing Florence Ep.161

4 de agosto de 2023 · 24 min · 93K visitas

Qué cubre este vídeo

After a 1,013-mile passage from the Bahamas, the 46,000-mile circumnavigating vessel Florence arrived in Bermuda to conduct essential repairs before the next 2,000-mile leg to the Azores.1:13 The crew encountered 20- to 30-knot headwinds during the nine-day transit, forcing a zigzag route that exceeded the direct distance by over 200 miles.5:19 Upon arrival in St George's Harbour, the crew performed a full rig inspection and replaced a worn aluminum boom toggle with an upgraded stainless steel version to prevent potential mast failure.11:42 Additional maintenance included hand-stitching the genoa's UV cover, modifying genoa sheet anti-chafe protection, and replacing the compressed seal on the lazarette hatch to prevent water ingress during heavy weather.13:59 The crew utilized a local contact to receive shipped parts, highlighting the logistical challenges of sourcing marine components while cruising.12:27 While exploring the island, the crew visited the historic Dockyard and Somerset Bridge before preparing for the final North Atlantic crossing.17:22 Thorough rig inspections and proactive maintenance are critical for safety when operating beyond the range of rescue.

Ver en YouTube

Barcos en este vídeo

Oyster Marine 37 HERITAGESu barco

Más de Sailing Florence

Sailing the WILD EAST | Sailing Florence in the Baltic Ep.241oct 2026Latvia & Estonia by Sail | Sailing Florence in the Baltic Ep.240sept 2026Trouble at Sea? Sailing Past Russia | Sailing Florence in the Baltic Ep.239sept 2026Russian GPS Interference? | Sailing Florence in the Baltic Ep.238ago 2026

De Sailing Florence — mira el barco del canal, la tripulación y cada vídeo analizado.

The Sailing Directory Newsletter

Un correo electrónico con los mejores hallazgos de la flota: los momentos, barcos e historias que merecen tu tiempo de visionado. Introduce tu dirección para recibir tu propia copia.

Informar de un problema