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Great Vid...Learned alot. Thank you. 🙏

Looking like Kraken Yachts and Island Packet Yachts are the only true blue water production boats available.

Just re watching to check in on you.

Thumbs up just for your boats name. 😂

Adam and Khiara, we have long watched your journeys with Millie as you were inspired by other channels, you have been part of our journey inspiration. Our hearts 🫶 and prayers 🙏 are with you and your family. As someone who has been through a very similar experience, you will be glad for this time with your family. The sea will be here when you are ready to come back. Much love to you, friends.

Was that you posting on cody's log cabin build?

Brilliant overview. Many thanks

Thank you two for sharing your life..I have watched you since the beginning of your journey.

WOW, that's so sad. & Trust me, you will be missed, but hay, you have priority's & I fully respect that. It's tough being away from loved ones & even more so when someone falls ill. I feel for you both. I hope all goes well back home, (well, as well as it can be anyway). I truly hope to see you both back on Milly when the time is right. All the best ♥️. SV Kiwi Lady Opua Bay of islands New Zealand.

just dropping by to say hi.

Miss ya'll!!!

Take your time. there are more important things that Yt.

Kevin Dibley who designed her is a New Zealand Naval Architect. No wonder Kracken Yachts chose him to design their range of yachts.

So that's why UA-cam no longer suggests your new videos to me. Family always comes first! Thank you for your videos, and I hope to see you again in the future. With lots of love from Ukraine! 🇺🇦

hope all is well. will keep checking. best wishes

New to me 👍🏼.

Hope your both doing well as can be expected.

The Kraken 50 is an amazing boat. Buy why no in-mast furling?

Good for you in putting family first. I lost my father when I couldn't be there. Best of luck!

I came across your channel this weekend as I begin my research on Kracken boats. What a special surpice to find my new favorite sailing channel. You are both lovely people . Who make very entertaining videos. Adam I wish you an amazing, deep journey in experiencing new depths of love as you spend time with your father during his time of transforming back into his eternal self. If you and your father still have time, and your not to embarrassed, look into each others eyes, breathing. It is in this place that you can both familiarize with eternity of the other... become aware of a feeling in your heart that is vast. Better yet do it all as a family. Blessings

Thought of you last week when I was at the marina on Kerrera. The boat is still there and looking pretty. All the best to you and your family. I wasn't there when my Dad passed away from lung cancer and I have regretted it ever since.

Miss ya! Hope you and those you love are faring well....

An acquaintance has just been given a terminal prognosis, which made me think of you two. Hoping you're able to able to squeeze the juice out of the time you have, and make some more special memories.

Do what you need to do! Family FIRST! We can always watch the videos all over again.

Very helpful. Thx

I haven’t watched for a while, but you guys inspired us to sell it all and live in an rv to travel the us and Canada full time, my wife refused to sail, haha. You also inspired us to become UA-camrs, we’ve been doing it every week for four years 60,000 subscribers. That is a journey on its own, we we understand what leaving that behind means. Hope to see you back at it someday, best wishes to you and your family. Larry

So far, my favorite comment is about keels. In a racing boat, you want a skinny keel. You want to spin around the mark. I am new to offshore sailing. I still race on a FT-10. In the last 18 months, I began offshore and have about 12,000 NM in that time. On a Pacific crossing, I believe we were on the same tack for more than 3 weeks. Spinning around a mark was not on our minds. Different boats for different purposes. Understand that everything is a compromise driven by the goals of the design. Thus we have Bugatti Chiron vs an F-350 dually. Both are amazing vehicles built for different purposes. I might be able to afford the dually. One compromises strength, ruggedness, and towing for speed, handling and acceleration. I won't mention power for either because power can be an asset to both purposes. But that power is delivered in completely different ways. It's the same with boats. The Kraken delivers very good performance in a competent ocean cruiser. The Oyster 485's I've been on delivered the same only 30 years out of date and much less of both criteria. I also know that optimizing the compromise is expensive and beyond my capabilities.

Can you charter a kraken 50 and if you can How much do it cost?

Is the tayana42 suitable for sailing with 6 people?

Heh guys. Always loved your clips & hopefully many more to come. We are a couple of Tasmanians propped aboard our own yacht currently parked in Stornoway. We will be coming ashore in Oban in September and if you haven't made it back then and want /need anything doing regards Millie just yell. Cheers Col & Claire

We are wishing the best for both of you. Your channel is missed!

Very good solution. In Brazil we call it "gambiarra" when we do something wrong to make it right. Look carefully at the installation manual and you will see that the position is not correct. For the very high price of this reel, don't you think it's worth investing a little and placing it in the correct position above the deck? I don't know how much weight he uses as an anchor, but be careful with the fragility of what he did in the face of great efforts from the anchor. That everything right! A big hug and good winds!!!

Just checking in on you. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I am suffering just seeing you walk around in flip-flops. I used to work in the outdoor business and found my favorite shoes of all time, real sandals with heavy toe protection. The brand we had was keen and I just love those hiking sandals. I'm sure there are other brands but that type of sandals are really great. I think I worn out 4 pairs by now. I also want to say that you guys are doing an incredible work filming and editing this! I cant stop watching, and I have seen many, many sailing channels before and yours is the best!

The best way to improve your sailing knowledge and skills is to teat yourself, mate and boat occasionally. Jim Rodgers

Looks to me your great Tayana 42 handled the strong winds quite well like champion designed White Water sailboat. Jim Rodgers

Hope you guys are ok, praying for you and your family

Ahh guys, Adam there’s no words that’ll make anything right, I feel your pain, sending my heartfelt love to you and your family. I’ll counter your thanks and add a massive thank you for both sharing your amazing journey, again thank you and fair winds wonderful people ❤

After a couple of months of no Adam & Khiara and no Millennial Falcon, I’ve started again from the very beginning. These early episodes age very well! All the best to you both at this time.

Thanks for sharing and good luck and yes family is always 1st

This is one of the best sailing discussion videos ever, anywhere. I wanted to learn a bit more about my cutter rigged Hunter. (I just lashed the cutter stay to a shroud. (The first owner had it installed for a storm sail). I have to sell my boat, but now I'd just like to buy a stay sail and head over the horizon. Reefing. As a rookie I was out on a 28' charter in 15 knot winds with gusts. I was annoyed by the leaning, so I thought I'd practice taking a reef. The boat went back to vertical and I was going the same speed. (This can't be the case, but it wasn't much of a change.) I'd learned the ideas of 'if you think about it, take a reef,' and 'always reef at dusk' Both of which are predicated on safety, but also taking a reef doesn't slow you down so much that the negatives outweigh the comfort and safety. (Since then I've gained a lot of experience reefing in the middle of the night on other peoples' boats, even tying a parted third reef in 33 knot winds at the end of the boom on top of the dodger. At the time I thought, 'would make a great video, but wasn't at all dangerous.' Clipped in...) My boat has in mast furling so I have infinite reefing points. I did think I should make some markings on the out haul sheet (at the clutch) so I have a general idea of three reefing points.

Sure wish they made one affordable for the average sailors. Very well designed boat. The best hands down. Jim Rodgers

Thanks for the diy install video. Jim Rodgers

solar absorbing sails............

I can't bring myself to click 'Like' on any comment that says something like 'thoughts & prayers' or uses a 🙏 symbol because I'm not religious and don't want to encourage those people. However, all of us, regardless of our beliefs, are equally wishing you well, hoping that life isn't too traumatic for you just now, and that you can both get back to what you love most, whatever that may be. Stay well, stay healthy, hug everyone you know well enough to hug, travel!

That helped a lot. I just got my first boat.

Going to miss you guys, hope you return one day and restart the journey.

Just wanted to let you know we are still thinking about you and the family.

very well explained Adam

Thinking of you...