What you came here to see... CATS!! Us getting used to the new camera/editing equipment, while the kitties are getting used to the boat. Luckily, they love it...so much fresh air, things to see, seagulls to harass! We'll make sailors out of these little ones in no time, just in time to set off on our first mission: Total Eclipse 2019: Where the moon meets the sun, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Friend us on Facebook!: Sailing SY Wake Instagram: @sywake Our website and blog: https://anendlesswake.com/

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This was filmed during our experience in as Hurricane Kay struck the Pacific Coast of Mexico. Check out the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF7xVsrGd_E

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Date: April 8, 2024 Location: Earth Coordinates: 25°18′N 104°06′W� / �25.3°N 104.1°W Greatest eclipse: 18:18:29 Magnitude: 1.0566 Max. width of band: 198 km (123 mi) (P1) Partial begin: 15:42:07 TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE The solar eclipse of April 8, 2024 was a total solar eclipse visible within a band covering parts of North America, stretching from Mexico to Canada 🇨🇦. Montreal, a city captivated by the everyday hustle and bustle, found itself under an eerie celestial spell today as a total solar eclipse painted the sky in mesmerizing hues of twilight. Throngs of awe-inspired onlookers gathered along the St. Lawrence River, craning their necks upward to witness the celestial ballet unfolding above. As the moon slid gracefully between the Earth and the sun, day turned to night in a breathtaking spectacle, casting an enchanting shadow over the cityscape. For a fleeting moment, time stood still as Montrealers united in shared wonder, humbled by the awe-inspiring beauty of the cosmos. @sanndzboze #2024, #sandy, #godsownmeadow, #photography, #perspective, #perspectivephotography, #trending, #ytshorts , #montreal, #canada 🇨🇦, #nature, #naturephotography, #nature_perfection, #naturesbeauty, #naturediaries, #canadadiaries, #weather, #canadaweather, #totalsolareclipse

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One of our Captains was brought aboard this Oceanis 45 to teach ASA 104 this week. Did you catch the huge mistake the crew made?

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