What he accomplished… it’s just unbelievable.

OMG what an amazing "live aboard" boat. It is like a floating spacious high quality bungalow. You'd have to look outside to verify your not on land...

10:30 I was aboard, but I was NOT part of the low visibility detail 😂

Hi. Great boat. How about a glass-bottomed Nordhaven? Just kidding. Is there a yachting/sailing simulator for PC or Mac? If so can you recommend one?

2011 advert was much better, it encompassed my passion of aviation.

The captions say, “Most North American avocados are followers of the reamer site.” I think I’ll give up on the captions.

Why focus so much on the guys face, great to hear him talk but let's see the boat FFS

Did Clavell's Asian Saga send anyone else here? Just imagine the story he could have weaved with this tea clipper history providing the wind. Ah, to read how Tess and Gornt humbled Brock and his whelp . . .

So fascinating ❤

Dudes rock. He could have won the “race” and just kept going. French hillbillies are true crazy.

It’s a shame more people haven’t watched this video. I live in San Diego and saw this boat docked here a few weeks ago and the presence it still has on me is great.

2024, still listening.. 🖤

A splendid documentary. I found Moshulu on Amsterdam, in 1970. I was on SS Chusan, in the Band at the time. I, the ships photographer, and our Drummer climbed on board. I always carried, " Eric Newby's Last Grain Race on my travels. I would have loved to have met him.

Purely inspirational. Oh the. Human spirit

Lots of talking about things that are out of shot. Looks a great boat but its a bad video.

54:39 and in the interest of fair reporting lack of wind delayed race 2 till the following day

Мелодию кто нибудь знает?

A good book on clipper ships is Sam Jefferson’s clipper ships and the golden age of sail. It’s the only clipper ship book I need to study them

Looking lovely I did a six week stink on her in 1985 Loved that ship

He found true spirtuality in nature and himself. Imagine being so fulfilled in life.

Not a fan of this model.... hate the interior.... prefer dual engines to the single with get home.

Thank you for this. I consider the Ellison family, family.

Dan, with his passion, reminds me of Sergei, the owner of Bering yachts. Bering is my favourite, but Nordhavn are right behind.

It’s the best and the finest cat ever made

My inspiration for building a boat and sailing it for 10 years. However, as you can hear, he was a heavy smoker. Which killed him in the end

will it be for sale?

Enjoyed - thank you...

И Шумахер был в строю!

Epstein’s yacht?

It's a nice boat no question about it but it's definitely a charter yacht, not a dignified family cruiser. The salon is smaller than on 595 and looks very uncomfortable and unwelcoming perched between two flights of stairs. The whole boat screams easy money, pricey champagne and expensive prostitutes.. The layout is cluttered and confusing with doors and steps everywhere. There isn't a single full width space that you can raise or outstretch your arms. And who the heck uses nav stations anymore, come on! Nerve center my bottom! If you want to chart a course or check the boat, just drop on the couch and get your laptop... or even your phone. I want to say that I hope one day someone will order this model for his family, but I HAVE seen one specified for family cruising and it doesn't look any better. Same narrow corridors, steps and doors everywhere. And the same ridiculous salon. This boat looks MAGNIFICENT on the outside promising something spectacular inside. But it doesn't deliver. I MUCH more prefer the 745. I also suspect 745 has more usable space, too. PS Special note to the narrator. There is no such thing as "home from home". It's just not a thing. The phrase you're looking for is "home AWAY from home". Don't be lazy, it's just two extra syllables.

Wow he was a permaculture man without even knowing it. He was tapped into a deeper awareness and consciousness

Family of 11 yikes

I’ve often wondered why there was never a major motion picture about his journey

amazing yours sins

I LIKE CUTTY SARK IN THE BOTTLE BETTER, OVER ICE WITH A PREMIUM CIGAR !

Fabulous story and wonderful video footage (of course not of the Cutty Sark) Downside listening to the drivel from some right wing nut job explaining how healthcare is un American. My fault for listening.

My family tree shows that I had two GT GT GT Grandfathers who sailed on the Cutty Sark, one was the cook George Cunningham and the other Captain Woodgate, I have never visited the Ship Yet I am now 77 years of age and I would like to go one day

Bored

Loved to sail!!!…..Nothing more said……

I learnt a much shorter version of this story on a school trip to see the cutty sark. I was not expecting much from this documentary but added a lot to what I learned 55 years ago.

I wonder if the "Clipper Captain Campbell" and "Malcolm Campbell of jet powered Hydroplane racing fame"... world fastest ( 141+ MPH ) on water at the moment of his death, ...are they related?

What an intellectual, spiritual man

The 1st round the world race of sail boats.

A ripping-good yarn, well-told! Makes me wish I could experience England in the Victorian Era.

Can someone please inlighten me what is the difference between tea coming on the first and second ship? First ship tea tasted better???

All hands are lucky that there are schools still that give a 101 on how to handle a square rigged ship!! After a year of experience,one could apply as sailing Master on Constitution! Current comand has no idea on how to maneuver her under tonsils n jibs.theres alway a tug along side. Believe all hands should do 2 yrs on HMS Suprise on west coast...no motor there...shame that our national treasure should be handled by incompetence...

The latter day clippers were off keel They became more and more off keel over the decades. They became death traps the sailors jumped at the first port. 1800 was about the last seaworthy design for clippers. If they could have built on keel they would have seen the better speed and rudder control of the on keel design.

Excellent documentary, just consider this ,no GPS, no digital navigational systems, no computers, no radio or satellite communications, no Autocad or 3d printers, and yet look at all that they achieved.

Always and forever, my favorite sailing ship. May she sail forever in our imaginations!

Aye ! When ships were made of wood and men were made of steel !