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Perhaps they aren't there because of the dengue mosquitoes ? Lightning is almost impossible to predict , here they just say lighting might happen somewhere, but they do not try to say where or even when, its always very generalized. I know of only one sailor who happened to have a camera (Cell or Iphone maybe) running when his ship actually got hit by lightning. It was the most crazy thing I've ever seen and I have his 5 lightning series videos in a Playlist ! Those Mango's sounded amazing ! Thanks guys.

50knts it’s is not that bad. Wait until you get in storms that lasts for days at sea.

I love that compass ! A beauty.

You can stop things from falling out of fridge, buy just getti g a tension rod to put in .

Happy you are safe,You provide the best videos, always entertaining and interesting. Like Becca said, it will certainly be a story to tell the kids about in the future. ❤ love always and thank you for sharing with all of us.

According to some people on the internet many biting insects hate the smell of vanilla . they say to mix it with water and cinnamon if you have it , then spray it around window and door frames and even on your self for a non toxic repellent . I would try it around one part of the boat first to see if it works with what's in your area . if nothing else it would be better than damp socks smell.

Happy you are safe,You provide the best videos, always entertaining and interesting. Like Becca said, it will certainly be a story to tell the kids about in the future. ❤ love always and thank you for sharing with all of us.

I love your stories! Thanks for sharing your life.

You two. I’m glad you showed the clip from back in Britain. You’ve really grown into your life. I wonder if the previous owners of Teulu watch your adventures.

I had been on 23 ft yacht in a strong breeze (i.e. Beaufort 6) 24 kn, gusting 32 kn at the Southern edge of Kattegat (also known locally as "The North Sea, Light Ed."), waves not so high (5 ft) because the sea is shielded by the lee side of land. It was a lot of fun, but also challenging, e.g. watching the sea surface so one changes course - sail much closer to the wind - *exactly* when a gust hits the boat. Course corrected *exactly* when the gust has passed. A gust on the sea surface looks round/a circle with a *very twisted* edge. Inside it one can see a lots of small dots.

Got slammed like that on a racing boat. Straits of Hormuz on the Dubai - Muscat race, 9 knots of wind to 55 knots in seconds, all sail up and knocked flat ! Only lasted about 20 minutes though 😀

These episodes just keep getting better. I love the honesty and emotions you include. Fair winds.

hi teulu tribe do you need thumbnail designer ?

Very well done! I am impressed with how well you coped and kept your heads.

I got LASIK last week at Focus Clinics and I am so happy with the results. This video helped me a lot beforehand in terms of mindset and expectations, so a massive thank you for that!

My favourite. Moment when. You said " we're bloody doing" it well you pair bloody did it enjoy cheers n beers Marty Australia ps thanks for your help with the family in the island off Panama

Brilliant, loved it.

You are both so inspiring. You handled that with skill and a calmness unbefitting of your years!!! Bloody brilliant. And those Mangos!!!🤤. Thanks for a great video.

You will get out of it quicker buy putting it on your quarter

Wow brilliant vid. Glad you got thru that storm. And you eating those mangoes, you could sea the taste in your eyes....LOLOL Keep safe and can't wait for the next one!!!!!

"when life gives you Mangoes........."😂👌👌👌

we made it!

Nicaragua, that will make it easier to pronounce ! 🤣🤣🤣

Put that guy in slips!

Facing a sudden storm at sea on a small boat, especially with the Teulu Tribe, showcases your incredible bravery and resilience. Your ability to navigate such intense and unexpected challenges with courage and resourcefulness is truly remarkable. It’s inspiring to see how you handle these high-stress situations with such strength and calm. And I am Floating Village Life, Hit follow and let's explore together!

And congratulations

Zack you are on the wrong side of the car

www.youtube.com/@Sailing2Enjoy

Love you kids! So glad you weathered the storm well. Safe travels. ❤

Another way to handle storms is to "heave to". Backwind the jib, reefed main sheeted in tight and helm to weather. We used the technique with good success in a very nasty 5 day storm on a passage from New Zealand to Fiji. The boat maintained a slow forward motion about 45 degrees to the wind. Running downwind before huge seas and high wind is hard to maintain for long periods. People do it, but usually have to use drogues or trail a sea anchor to slow down.

OMG. I only wish that I could do this but thank you for creating this video so I could live virtually. Love you guys.❤

good luck guys

Hey Zack and Becka. Larry and Beth here aboard Pause. We just watched your video about the new dinghy. We are glad to see the pups are now celebrities and that you two made it throught the storm ok.

16:33 That dress looks so good, Becca.

Talk about playing rock&roll music while you were rocking and rolling around 😅

Have you tried natural bug sprays? I would like to know if the vanilla extract one works in the tropics

love yr vids but show dont tell

Try OFF Skintastic. It goes on like a body lotion but it contains deet. It's great for repelling mosquitos and you don't feel like a toxic chemical spill afterwords.

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There's an old sailor term/white squall

Thanks for your awesome vlogs! Can we see more of Zacks surfing and location info Please.

The event okay I had to go back and watch it twice what I just saw wow

Brother, get you a ocean fishing rod and reel. Just strap it on to the frame and it takes up no room and fresh fish is yours.

Wauw Becka you are so brave. Encouraging Zach in a stormy night. Especially during a dark night when everything seems to be more scary than during daylight. You both got this.

These two youngsters have a GREAT attitude!! The folks following this sailing boat and crew are AWESOME with all the support they give to Becka and Zach!

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Well done, treat it as practice for when you hit the roaring 40s if you go to Australia or go round the capes

How were the temps?

Ah, the joys of traveling during the rainy season/dengue season, few tourists. I am so glad you guys got through that storm okay! I am also jealous of all those mangos...

After finding your channel a few months ago, I've finally caught up to present day, having watched all episodes since you bought the boat! 127 amazing videos!! Love the extended formats. Love the videography, editing, and flow of your longer voyage episodes. Love the DIY (can't believe some of the projects you've tackled - the rudder!!??!! - who knew what was inside a rudder!) But MOSTLY love the two of you as a couple. Zach and Becka, congrats on the success of your wonderfully real channel. A lot of hard work, beautifully documented. When is the wedding??!!! I'll be watching. All the best from the land of the Chesapeake, Ned