CONGRATULATIONS!! I'm very happy for you two🥰 The beauty of mama earth is so worth the journey. 🌏God bless . I am excited, we are heading to Block Island and Long Island on Saturday :)

I like the stop action so we could understand the McGiver fix on the pole and the red arrow on the instrument panel.

DHL is on island time!

Yeah. That passport photo is a little suspect! 😂😂😂

Good on you guys!

The Pacific has this iconic beautiful deep Royal Blue 😍 you show, in sight of land 👍 Thank you.❤

Huge congrats to the both of you for this amazing accomplishment!

Congratulations - what an adventure! So happy for the two of you!

The great experience afterward makes all the uncertainty and tough times go away. I love ocean sailing

Amazing, congratts🏄‍♀️🏅❤️

We all need to focus on learning English. Grammar, diction, punctuation and spelling has declined. But we study what pronoun to call the delusional people

I think that I can explain the compass thing. Somewhere in the middle of the boat is a black dome thing which is motion sensor and compass for the autopilot system. Thing is this is sensitive to metal. If you are being thrown around you might have a tin can or some other piece of metal move close to this and it will cause your compass pointer on the nav system to be out by a lot, but stable until you move things around as happened for me when diving into that locker moving things around impatiently. The other thing that happened to me was I bought a new Icom phone with AIS. I haven’t used a phone before so wanted to turn it on to see what happens. Immediately it started blaring a collision warning. What have I done so turned it off immediately. Repeat. Repeat. Turned out to be a windy day in the marina with dozens of boats with their AIS active, and the boats moving around were seen as a fleet of collisions. The AIS on the hand held is pretty cool once I got to study it.

Aaaaaaaammmmaaaazzzzzziiiiiiinnnnnggggg 👐👐

Congrats! After the last couple of years you've had you deserve it.

What a beautiful arrival to land! Congrats!

Woohoo, Pacific ocean crossing, ✅

The wind is so bad we could not hear you. Voiceovers would help so much. Thank You for your videos.

Good for you. Congratulation Bill and Grace!

So happy for you both. Congratulations on your ocean crossing. Grace a word of caution, please take this gently, it might be good for you to stay away from alcohol. It is known to increase your risk of Cancer, it is also a depressant. Talking from experience, I have so much more fun without it in my system. It concerns me that you were sick pretty well the whole crossing. Your body was trying to detox. With everything your body has been through the past couple of years, please let it heal. Enjoy the life you have.

WooHoo! Land! 🙂 Glad you made it safely, and what a gorgeous place. Can't wait till you start to explore the island.

LETS HERE THE NAOMI TERLINI FINAL HOURS.WE KNOW .we know

Belated congrats Guys!!!

Maybe time to think about a catamaran not so rolley

Congratulations Calico - nice sailing !

So happy to see that y’all made it safe and sound. God bless you both.

the last part of all long trips take the longest

Terrific video. Good videos of the waves. After sailing 7500 nMiles last year, crossing the Pacific and being in 3-4 meter waves, I think one of the most dangerous things might be getting 'pooped' washed with a large wave from behind that shoots right down the companion way. In all those waves, distance, storms, we caught waves only a couple of times in the dinghy hanging off the back. Waves coming over the bows and even the saloon and dodger were common. So pooping waves seem to be extremely rare. The first one some sailors might see after years sailing might be the one that sinks the boat and them leaving no trace. I think it might be good practice to keep an eye aft and if the sugar scoop is getting washed pretty good -- maybe close the companion way -- just in case. The digital compass might need a reset, or a readjustment. I noticed when I sailed my boat away from the marina where I'd bought it that the digital compass was 180° wrong. I googled and asked... No information. Talking with the previous owner... I'm pretty sure it hadn't 'just happened' when I sailed away. Finally I had some techs aboard. They looked up the Raymarine instructions online. (I could never find these, or even a mention that they existed. Calling Raymarine was utterly useless. Said my unit was too old (20 years). And yet the techs in less than five minutes zeroed it in. I'm pretty good with math, but adding and subtracting 180° is just too difficult. On my boat I have a 'Flux Gate Compass' it's almost directly below the binnacle and very close to the engine -- so I don't think it's magnetic. It's still a black box to me... but when I find some info on the blogs I'll come up to speed. This may be where your compass problems reside. (Don't forget your smart phone has GPS and a pretty good compass in it. If I was going to reset a major instrument using it, I'd restart the phone. Sometimes on my iPhone it gets out of whack. On my new B&G chartplotter/radar package.... the chartplotter does almost nothing (it's like a weak version of the Navionics App but with radar. Trying to find out why the radar can't track targets, after ten days of Googling (Google is becoming almost useless. I found a $600 or $2500 unit that seems to be required. Also "Acquire Targets" has been replaced with "Watch Targets" but no where on their website or in the manual does it say this. There's a GPS in the chartplotter, but... apparently I need something like the flux gate before any of it really works. I'm beefing a lot, but I have four full months of 24/day sailing using B&G -it's still a complete pain. It's got 4-5 'menu' buttons some on the screen that all do similar things. It's not at all intuitive. Autopilot is critical. I know a lot of people, some with very expensive boats who this is the bane of their sailing life. If it's over worked, doesn't have stops or cushions at the extremes, the autopilot will break. The most important first step is to balance the sails so the boat doesn't immediately head up or down. I'm lucky, the people who bought my boat from Hunter were engineers, a lot of upgrades including a Whitlock steering system -- all stainless steel shafts and gear boxes. A solid shaft for the rudder. No cables or quadrant. My old autopilot is bullet proof. They also installed a Hyrdovane. Good luck.

Wow, you'd better lock up that bacon. Its amazing how much they want for it in that beautiful bay ! 21 days is Delos style speed, quite amazing, that is a fast boat ! I think Delos might have did it in 19 days ? One sailor I follow did it in 64 days and actually got a fly over with that french S and R jet ! He talked to them on VHF. I've decided to do it on my Kayak. Doable ? Probably not !

well done.

Well done

Simply the most genuine sharing of the most amazing accomplishment of courage and stamina! You've gained my upmost respect. Congratulations!!

congrats

Congratulations!!! Must be a phenomenal feeling.

Congratulations to you both! What an epic sail! I could not be happier for you! Now, have fun, relax and thoroughly enjoy this accomplishment! ❤❤❤❤

Showing the trip stats on the screen and the music you selected as you were arriving made me very emotional. With all you have been through over the last couple of years and the hard work you put in to make this trip, you deserve all of the joy of the islands. Have fun and congratulations!!!

Good job folks.

Good on ya. 😊

You really captured the thoughts that occur to anyone who, as Bill said, is not entirely crazy and doing a big passage. The advice about not letting your guard down towards the end just because you’re nearly at the destination rang especially true and it is the same advice that my elder brother gave me 40 years ago, just before I left to do the big jump across to the Marquesas. He’d done it nearly ten years before and they broke the gooseneck, thanks to an unplanned gybe as a squall hit when they were less than 24 hours from the end. He admitted that they’d decided to have a “one day to go” feast, knowing that they’d have fresh food soon, and were all below while it was being served up, the only time that there hadn’t been anyone above deck since departure. It hurt the main quite badly and ripped the lower 15’ of riveted-on track out of their mast. Not fun to deal with in 30ish knots of wind and much the same sea state as you encountered during the last couple of days. He broke a finger and managed to dislocate his thumb in the ensuing sh’fight, so his warning was well validated as a lesson hard learned. I made it across much as you did, beautiful conditions for the most part and just those iffy seas a day or two out from the end. I think they’re more or less a fixture tbh, a lot of other people I knew met them too. It really is one of the most epic landfalls, made so much more intense by the absence of anything but the vastness of the ocean for such a long time. You captured it beautifully, especially the wish to just sit on the boat, finally peaceful at anchor, drinking it in with all your senses heightened to it by the contrast of the preceding weeks underway. Well done both of you and thank you for making these wonderful videos that have allowed so many people to travel with you, some to relive experiences of their younger days, some to see the world through a sailor’s eyes and perhaps have the yen to travel the world by boat lit in their souls. Stay safe, well and happy. Cheers! R. 😎👍🍻

congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!... well sailed!

Congratulations on an epic crossing

Your conversation about carrying the tension was so spot on. You prepare for as many things as possible, but there is always that concern for what can go wrong. Especially when you are thousands of miles from land and civilization. You guys just made a massive crossing. I hope for the best for you guys. Enjoy your adventures!

Wow you actually could see the waves in this video. And they were big. I've never really had the opportunity to experience the smell of land after crossing an Ocean. Everytime I see it happening I'm amazed on the reactions of those experiencing it. Congrats making it across and enjoy the fruits of your labour. Catch you in the next video

Part of an exclusive club... Braved the Pacific... Well done...

Compass playing up, probably the solar flares from the sun,happening at present

Wow congratulations what a sail for the 2 of you. I'm absolutely amazed how you did what you just did. Im 51 but one day one day.

Very groovy episode. You made it, Congrats. What a cool and exciting trip. So proud of you guys. Now let loose and go have some mindless fun.

SOOO BLUE

Tough time of it ! 🤨😏🥴 Bill & Grace --- >>>> keep 💪🏊🌴🏊🎣🙈

Wul, gol dang, ya dun good, kids. Prouda ya.

Isint that wind vein on the back of your boat suppose to be superior to your auto pilot ? According to all I’ve seen recently watching the sailing usetube channels.. I think it is..