Patrick - just popping out for a quick sail. Patrick's wife - ok don't forget to pick up some maple syrup.

Always keep the child inside alive! Thanks!

Could watch you sail all day long and not get bored.....Superb!

Love your videos - you have life absolutely cracked.😀👍⛵️

Lack of sleep, no cooking, exhaustion....the joys of cruising in a race boat

Love the subtle musical references you drop in so deftly. "Do you have to let it linger", the Cranberries. Sail-on!

Thank you for your videos. No flim flam, just authentic solo sailing. Captivating!

Hey, Patrick...I will be 78 this coming Veterans Day (and, yes, I am a Veteran of the U.S. Navy), and I want to be just like you when I grow up! Fair winds, and following seas. Cheers, mate! :)

Watching from my hospital bed. Always a great story where the sharing of detail and technique brings benefit to so many. Thank you Patrick for another superb video. Sail Safe mate. Ant.

Love your videos. Fellow mature sailor here, fighting back the ravages of time, your videos give me hope that it's not too late. Thanks more than you know.

You are an absolute legend! Your adventures are a treasure, THANK YOU!

The camera flattens the sea ,,, but in addition Patrick makes it look easy. And on top of that we are also provided with lots of good and useful information. Thanks Patrick,, you rock ,,,,, (alot I see) best regards from Jarle

Your videos are fantastic, gives me confidence as a rookie sailor to go further and further, slowly tho. Thanks again.

Glad to hear you're coming back to Ireland Patrick

Get cigars? Living so vicariously through you, bravo!

thank you, thank you. very enjoyable and informative. So happy you are back at sea (were I guess actually) Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. I know it is time consuming while you are sailing and when you get home.

I really enjoy following you on your journeys, Patrick. Thanks for the videos!

Hello Patrick, I have two ideas for you. The lazy jack lines along your main sail are hanging around. Open the system, put the lines around a clamp at the mast and tighten them. No more hanging around, no more noisy sounds from them…… when you need them just open them again. Second safety Idea for all solo sailors. The furler line stowed over the reeling, do it always the other way around, so when you grab it not from the outside, no from the inside from the cockpit. You donˋt have to lean over. Cheers Anthony

Well done Patrick! It’s really a pleasure to see your videos.

Enjoyed this leg of the trip! Always enjoy learning about sailing and living vicariously through your adventures. Well done! Cheers from the southern US!

First time I’ve seen this route on KZfaq. Brilliant you’re back posting your solo journeys and thanks for taking us along.

Thank you for the knowledge and inspiration!

"... the talent to be old", well said Patrick. Be Safe.

Thank you for sharing your trip.

Love your videos. Always a thrill to see a new one has arrived.

Bravo Patrick ...

Always a pleasure to see another of your travels pop into my feed.

Another epic passage - thank you for sharing !

So good I watched it twice. Thanks 🙏

Another true sailor's video. Thank you Patrick.

Luckily your videos keep us land sailors from being lonely at our desks ;-)

First time I watched your video and I Loved it .

Awesome video Patrick - inspiring!

Thanks for sharing this very educational passage

Thank you Patrick ,so great to watch your video.Merci

Fascinated by these islands. Thanks for the introduction.

Another great video Patrick. Thank you. Merci, Gracias for sharing your adventures with us.

Thank you Patrick, I always learn something from each of your videos. Fair winds shipmates

Thanks Patrick … really enjoy your vids. Looking forward to the next one!

As always - very inspiring video! Thank you! Fair winds!

Holy Mackerel Andy!!! What a trip!!! You are remarkable!!!

Magnifico, good Health to you!🍀🌏🌈

Amazing adventurer!

Just found your channel. I have never sailed or wanted to sail in my life. But now I think it’s something that I would love to learn. It just looks amazing. Thanks for sharing. I’ll be watching all of your episodes. Stay safe

Really liked this video, will be watching more very interesting, thanks a well edited video

Wonderful video! I so enjoy your adventures. Bonne chance!

Bonjour mon Capitaine. Une autre excellente vidéo. Vos récits de voyage sont un accompagnement parfait pour mon café du matin.

Fantastic technology 👏 👌

Brilliant again, Thank you.

Thanks, your videos are very helpful in channeling my mind to the peaceful side. I have sailed enough to appreciate your endeavors.

Greetings from Ireland and the crew of Wavedancer. You were our 1st sailing channel we ever subscribed to a few years ago.

So enjoyed watching this......I cant sail but I adore boats of many kinds. Thanks

Greetings from Newfoundland! My grandfather is from Miquelon, I plan to sail that way one day. Have a safe trip to Ireland.

The ocean looks really blue, great video again

I learn so much watching your videos. You are gifted in your ability to explain sailing to novices like me. Fair winds to you, always!

You look younger each video you post! That´s must be something about sailing! Thanks for sharing with us!

Looking forward to your next video Patrick.

Thank you Sir for sharing with us your adventures. In this way, we travel with you too! Best wishes

Really enjoying the videos. Thanks for sharing. You have made sailing feel accessible to everyone instead of some esoteric practice.

Nice job Patrick!

Love the simplicity of your sail trim. And the minimalist solar panel setup without tubing.

Congrats! Greetings from italy 🌎🌍👏👍👍👍💫🌟

Bonjour Phantom Captaine! Amazing voyage! Thanks for bringing us along!

It is goo to see that you're looking so great Patrick and clearly enjoying your new boat. Tom SV Ad Astra

Amazing Patrick, I salute you! What a journey you’re on. Can’t wait to see more. Keep ‘m coming 😃

Another great video Patrick. That new boat of yours is fast!!

Well done Patrick...love your seamanship..and musical wisdom. When I grow up I want to be a sailor like you..with a dollar in my hand..

Love your lyrical references!

I love that you filmed the reefing process. We do mostly lake sailing on a Tanzer 22, but will be moving to the Caribbean soon and buying a larger boat. Your knowledge and insights are wonderful!

Bien joué Patrick ! C'est toujours un plaisir de regarder tes périples aux trajectoires peu usuelles. Bravo !

Ahh St. Pierre/Michelon such wonderful islands.

Love these videos form Mr Laine

“It takes a lot of talent to be old and not yet adult”. 👌🏽💯🎉

"it takes a lot of talent to be old, but not yet adult"... WOW! Thank you Patrick for sharing this (and for sharing all your adventures). Fair winds to you

I really enjoy your videos, your calm explanations, and seeing how you do things. I dream of getting a boat someday.

Well done Pat!

Wonderful adventure.

I just loved this video documenting an unusual passage and making it look so effortless (the sign of experience and skill)! I was also relieved to learn that I am not alone in bringing my workshop to sea (you didn’t mention anything about this, but I put a thin film of oil on the tools to avoid rust). Un grand merci et bonne continuation!

thanks again,learning so much

It's inspiring to follow the sea foam of your videos. Maybe one day I could navigate by my self. Before that I need to start to nevigate at all. Fair winds Patrick.

The sea was rough, but you always looked so calm. I am glad you enjoyed Bermuda. I agree, it is a very expensive little island.

Captain Extraordinaire: Best technical video yet, thanks for explaining how you use the self-steering options, very interesting use of technology and keeping your options basic. Great seamanship. All The Best

Hi Patrick: You have not commented on this boat vs your previous one… and thanks for all of your posts, you brings lots of smiles to lots of people!

Great video Patrick. I carry similar spares and tools even though I am currently just cruising the SW of the U.K. good to be prepared!

It is wonderful to be able to go on the trip. It seemed like a nice one for you. It seems as if you are producing these videos as you go and are possibly still in St Pierre. In any case I hope your trip goes very well to Ireland! ☘️ Thank you!

Epic passage Patrick, congratulations. St Pierre a bucket list destination for me since reading Farley Mowat’s ‘boat who wouldn’t float’ as a kid. Will be in the vicinity of your home port first week of sept - beer is on me.

I watched this channel recently having not done so before. As a bloke in his late 70's & still teaching Maritime Studies at college in Australia I reckon I am still seaworthy :) Brilliant KZfaq presentations and I envy you.

Very well done... You have become a classic solo!

Thanks for sharing. Love your saying « takes a lot of talent to be… » great skills too!

Great videos, Patrick! I was watching your videos on a Sunday morning, with pijamas on my couch just to realize your hair sailing in the middle of the ocean was more tidy than mine. So I got up, combed my hair and came back to the sofa. :-D Next step is to go back sailing. All the best from Brazil!

I am also of the school that one can never be over tooled for a voyage at sea. These choices born of experience and some knowledge of Murphy's law!

Hello mr Laine. I have watched every video you have posted and they are so interesting. Fair winds to you and stay safe. I hope you enjoy Canada, my home country.

Bravo!

Hi Patrick. I luved the weather and the stern facing view as your ship glided along effortlessly. Even on camera the speed was exciting to watch. I am inspired. We have had a cool and somewhat damp spring on the west coast of Canada so I was excited to see clear blue skies and warm weather. In a few weeks I will be heading up the coast on my boat and hopefully enjoying similar weather. AL Vancouver.

When I was in the navy they used to say you need to get some “salt in your socks”. You certainly have a lot of salt in your socks and some impressive miles under the keel. Well done sir can’t wait for the next instalment!

Patrick!!! You are an inspiration man!!!! Please, keep us informed if you plan to stop in the balearics this summer!!!!

Good to see its not just my boat that seems to be half full of tools and spares. Never enough locker space. Travel safe fair winds.

Loved the saying at the end :)

Hi , a great sail and I see why you go solo , with all the tools and bits . Add some food and water etc. No room for passengers . Fair winds and enjoy your trip . Thanks for the video .

Love the views out the back of your boat , gives great feeling of the one being so close to the sea just like a dinghy 🙂. Newfoundland has a viking settlement , created as they sailed from Greenland, most confirmed southerly point in the americas I believe . I am certain other viking boats would have ended further south into west indies and beyond fascinating subject :)