You've probably always wondered what Lazy Gecko sailing makes in a year.
In today's video, we'll not only be talking about that but the also the biography and
lifestyle of lazy gecko sailing’s crew!
Lazy gecko sailing brings you into a new world of fun and adventure that you probably never
thought possible.
Jeremiah Gowl is a 43-year-old San Diego resident.
Brittany Gowl is a 42-year-old Canadian woman from Orilla.
Rhys Gowl is an eight-year-old boy from Cove Springs, Florida.
Brittany is, in fact, Rhys' biological mother.
Jeremy has four children from a previous marriage, but none of them will be joining him on the
boat.
There was also a cat on board.
They are part of the Spring Hill, Florida-based Lazy Gecko Sailing LLC.
In this part of the video, we will be talking about some of the crew from lazy gecko sailing.
There are four members of the lazy gecko sailing crew that you want to take complete note of.
They are Brittany, Jeremiah, Rhys, and John, of which Brit is the first mate.
Once he retired from his 22 years of being an Active Duty U.S. Marine, Jeremiah suggested
they sell it all and sail the world.
Brittany loved the idea, and seven years and thousands upon thousands of nautical miles
later, they're still out there exploring all this world has to offer.
The good, bad, and the ugly.
They want to feel it all.
​They hope to inspire their viewers to do something equally adventurous.
About John Not only is John the previous owner of the
vessel, but he is also their wonderful friend.
You can enjoy John's wild personality here and there on the YouTube series.
About Brittany Brittany is the first mate, and she is one
of the most fun personalities on the crew.
She is the first mate of the crew.
Brittany is a wife, mother, stepmother, and company owner, in addition to being the First
Mate on the Calypso.
She studied business in college, had two small businesses, and was an involved stepmother
to four children while her husband was in the Marine Corps before going full-time sailing.
Despite her husband's many deployments, family relocation, and other hardships presented
by an active duty military family, she has successfully handled family life.
She is frequently alone.
Sailing, working out, cooking, and socializing with other sailors are her favorite pastimes.
When asked what advice she'd give, her response; "Live for today because one day tomorrow won't
be there."
About Jeremiah Captain
Jeremiah is a father of five (soon to be six), a veteran US Marine, and a company owner,
in addition to being the Captain of Calypso.
He was a F/A-18 Fighter Jet Engine and Fuel Systems Mechanic in the USMC for 22 years
before embarking on his sailing career.
Plane Captain, CDI, CDQAR, QAR, Low, and High Power Turn Instructor, AVGFE, and Safe for
Flight are among his credentials.
He's served in several war zones and deployed all around the world.
He was a Gunnery Sergeant when he retired.
Jeremiah refocused on spending time with his family after retirement to make up for time
spent deployed.
His favorite pastimes are spending time with his family, motorcycle riding, and working.
When asked what advice he'd give, it's to "Never quit, never rest...Until the good gets
better and the better gets best."
About Rhys Swab
Rhys is currently the youngest of the crew and our family.
He is presently in homeschool and enjoys it!
His favorite subject is Science.
He's also about to become a big brother.
He enjoys riding his bike, shooting bow and arrow, shooting his air-soft rifle, and many
other activities.
When asked what advice he'd give, his response is
"Suck it up, buttercup."
Lazy gecko has been one of our favorite channels primarily because of the adventure, laughter,
and fun they offer us.
How Did They Meet?
Jeremiah and Brittany met in Key West, Florida, at the Lazy Gecko bar.
Although the bar has been closed down now, the two say it will always be a part of their
history as a couple.
Jeremiah's from San Diego, California, while Brittany is from Orilla, Canada.
Altogether, they have five children in the family.
Jeremiah was a single father of his four children when they met; a few years later, Rhys came
along.
The two of them started their journey at the beginning of 2015 and have been together ever
since.
Jeremiah was on active duty, U.S. Marine, for twenty-two years while she was a small
business owner.
What Inspired Them?
Delos was what inspired Brittany and Jeremiah to start their channel.
"There were only a couple of YouTube sailing channels around when we started.
They were the best still, in our opinion.
They're real, not staged, and awesome.
We've strived to be as real in our content as they are."
She said in an interview when she was asked what led to them starting it.
The boat that they use has been with them from the start of the journey till the present.
The boat's draft is about 4 feet.
Before they purchased the boat, the depth sounder was adjusted to read two feet less
than the proper depth.
So, the actual depth was 4.
So 4' in the draft.
The first time that they made the crossing into the Bahamas was epic for them, so when
Brittany was asked how long it took, her reply was;
"It took us about 18 hours to sail the 119 miles from Fort Lauderdale to Great Sale Cay,
above Grand Bahama Island.
We departed at 22:00.
We took a friend with us, but Jeremiah stayed at the helm for the first 12 hours of the
trip, then I sailed us for the next 4, then Jeremiah for the final two."
The Boat A 2013 Antares 44I has an owner's stateroom
and galley down design, three cabins, and two heads, according to Lazy Gecko.
The cruising community considers it the ultimate bluewater catamaran suited for world sailing.
They previously possessed a considerably smaller monohull that Hurricane Matthew destroyed.
They purchased over 60 thousand dollars for this temporary boat so they could learn to
sail in addition to taking sailing classes; because Antares is so dependable, the family
hasn't had to replace many mechanical or electrical components.
They've spent over 7 thousand dollars to replace two of their batteries and install a brand
new water maker.
Gecko, who is sluggish sailing, is now taking place in the Bahamas.
The Caribbean, The Bahamas, The Exumas, and the Dominican Republic have all been visited
by the Lazy Gecko.
Despite having one of the best Bluewater catamarans globally, they haven't sailed much.
This could be due to COVID-19 limits or child custody arrangements.
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So let's jump into her net worth!
Lazy Gecko Net worth
Lazy Gecko Sailing's net worth is over 1.7 million dollars, with their yacht costing
over 900 thousand US dollars.
Jeremiah's army pension, sales of their goods, YouTube advertising money, uncut sailing movies
on Vimeo, and dividends from their investments make up their monthly income of over 14 thousand
dollars.
Brittany also has a secret adult-only Patreon called NautiMate, which has over 200 paid
subscribers and earns her over 4 thousand dollars a month.
As you may think, it contains some genuine and unedited nudity.
She doesn't have an OnlyFans account, and finding free/leaked/uncut photographs on other
websites is difficult.
Lazy Gecko Sailing makes great money on YouTube and will continue their adventures.
They aspire to cruise into Europe and South America, including more of the Bahamas.
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