Sailing Tally Ho into Jamaica after 800 miles singlehanded

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• BA

  @basinbranch1144 · 3 months ago

  Leo, you asked for feedback about these rawer update videos vs. your more produced documentary style episodes. I personally have enjoyed these POV montages (which also helpfully include a bit of your contextualizing exposition.) In a way these episodes feels more visceral and raw, and involve me more personally and directly, whereas your more crafted documentary style provides me a more vicarious experience through being allowed to witness you and your crew doing what you do. I love both, and am committed to watching every episode, and appreciate the variety in the textures. I perceive that you have a very high standard for your video production values (as you have a very high standard for boatbuilding, and for sailing as well), and I infer you are a bit apologetic for the less highly produced versions. I encourage you to broaden your criteria for a successful video to include visceral engagement in the adventure of sailing, cut with a raw immediacy of presence, in addition to the practiced, polished, and professional style that you have crafted over time. In either case, thank you for the honor of bringing me along.

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• AS

  @ascaregs_channel · 3 months ago

  Find yourself someone who looks at you like Marit looks at Leo. What a wholesome scene. <3

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• XR

  @xremming · 3 months ago

  The quality of the footage you've been able to get while sailing alone has been amazing!

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• AK

  @akorzan · 3 months ago

  Honestly, the amount of effort to make a polished video does not linearly scale towards engagement. &nbsp;These &quot;lower effort&quot; videos are just as enjoyable, and with more frequent postings you could see an increase in engagement and metrics.<br><br>Great Job! &nbsp;And it was lovely seeing you post so frequently as I was emotionally invested in your journey!

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• AP

  @Appingo · 3 months ago

  Updates are awesome! &nbsp;Great to see Marit back!

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• RI

  @richarddecommer2434 · 3 months ago

  I really enjoyed the &quot;jerky&quot; real footage of you handling the sails. It truly shows &nbsp;the amount of work that goes into keeping a sailboat moving at sea.

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• BE

  @beyerd67 · 3 months ago

  You both look great! Thanks for sharing the Tally Ho story

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• DA

  @daveeckblad · 3 months ago

  I&apos;ll say to any YT presenter who reaches out for perspective on what content to share: It&apos;s not about the subject matter, it&apos;s about you. I follow you for your personality and perspective on things. Just so happens you built a boat and are now realizing that dream of sailing it. It wouldn&apos;t bother me if you put out a video of you painting a fence or doing your taxes. It&apos;s your unique approach to things and your ability to film and edit together a story so well that catches my attention. Do what you love and I&apos;ll be here to experience the parts of your life that you share with us. Here&apos;s to safe travels and lofty pursuits!

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• DO

  @donbeary6394 · 3 months ago

  ❤ All your updates, long, short, sailing, mechanics, repairs, personal, descriptions/explanations .. They all are enjoyable and interesting in their own right 🙂 Good seas and fair winds &nbsp;allways

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• TO

  @toptaz15 · 3 months ago

  The looks between you and Marit,, tells a story in itself.. Good luck to you both..

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• DE

  @DeMoi-007 · 3 months ago

  From Holland,<br>Whatching the Tally Ho project from day one, I never know what to say<br>But it&apos;s a huge pleasure in my life.<br>Thank you, all of you &nbsp;🙏🏻

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• BR

  @brianhaygood183 · 3 months ago

  &quot;So glad to have you aboard. &nbsp;I am going to sleep for two days now. Good night.&quot;. Ha.

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