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Estou acompanhando daqui de Votorantim -SP Brasil 😊

is that Greg? ruclips.net/video/Mm-vCBG4q3M/видео.html

Evokes the low-slung river boats I'm familiar with on the Amazon and it's tributaries, or what I've seen pictured in Asia. So practical and versatile. What a great way to adventure with your kids!

no head or galley, really is ca,ping on a boat

Love the adventurous spirit. Keep up the great work!

You really should get rid of that invasive bamboo growing on your property. It's a crime against nature!

Phill bolger would be proud

Thanks for the video! Is there shore camping on the lake?

Congratulations! Vasile from Votorantim -SP Brazil

Thats a canoe.

put a starlink on top and you're set!

Drone shots of this thing slicing through water is the visual ASMR I needed. 🙌🙌

🔥 That thing is rad!

Cool vid Thanks!

Very spectacular! I admit that with your versatile long boat you go to many places. Vasile Nélson Korch from Brazil. I am modeling myself on you and renovating my small boat Maré Mansa Home

Congratulations! You are very happy. I am watching several videos of you and your boat, which is long and therefore sails faster. I am also making my own small boat, Maré Mansa Home

Excellent video and it looked like a lovely trip. You hit a couple of my favorite spots which I didn't get to last summer, so it was great to have a virtual visit. Thanks!

Makes me so ready for boating season again!

What a great way to finish out 2024,,, fantastic video!!

Phil would be very happy to see you guys

uhmm I will give you that I 90 is the longest Interstate, but US 20 is the longest Highway at 3,365 miles Newport Oregon to Boston

loooooooooose music ,

Looks like a death trap. Careful not to spring a leak.

nice boat

Bolger designed some great boats, this one is narrow and cuts nicely but in weather must it be rockin side to side...

I live in Idaho and I really like that boat. Like the state it has character, has the looks that only a mother can love but is immensely practical. Just like Elmer Keith, a famous Idahoan who instrumental in the development of the 357 and 44 magnum cartridges. By the way, do you know where the name Idaho comes from?

Pretty cool. its like a giant Geenoe

So cool

You're a bold bunch... cool as a picnic boat but as a stay aboard... brave...

Sudden hideous "music" nauseated me. TOO loud, utterly insipid. So stupid.

It's a claim made by the lady who lives next door, And for the money I would suppose?

Cool boat but out in The puget sound..... Not in a flat botto.. be careful

Reminds me of my days on the St Lawerence when I was with 10th Mountain and the 1000 Islands region

With that big cabin roof I’d be running solar panels on it and electric out boards. Course batteries are heavy but you could put a troll motor up front as a makeshift bow thruster. I like it. Cool boat

They must be Mating! Wow! Someone tell marine biologists wow!

Cool.

That's got to look strange sitting on a trailer behind a car going down the road. Probably even stranger hanging out of a normal sized car garage with a hole cut in the garage door for the extra boat length.😅

Fuel at the marina is obscenely expensive

Wow, this video popped up unexpectedly! But yes, the Bolger Idaho, how obscure is that? A very interesting, "odd" boat. But actually quite pragmatic. Slices through water but sips gas. Go on epic adventures! But only on calm waters. Lakes, rivers, bays. possibilities are endless.

You need some of these Japanese handsaws, much better cut than that oscillation cutter thingy

Finding out in the middle of a lake sounds a bit risky to me… seeing the bulging floor knowing you are NOT in a dry dock or at least a Harbour…

Long and skinny makes for an efficient boat

I love Ryan's tattoo on his left foot 😍 What does it represent?

That is a cool boat!

Cool boat! Hello from Portland!

As a naval architect who got lost in the terrible expensive stuff I really appreciate the Bolger minimalist approach. (He also designed some very 'voluptuous' boats). Many of his designs are of the 'weird and wonderful' class.

that's why you just let it dry out real good (put a radiant heater under it) then pour in pentrating epoxy until it stops soaking it up then level it with epoxy

How would it handle in poor weather with large waves? Or do you just not go out then?

As a native Oregonian, you did a GREAT job on the boat! Amazing. If time permits, come down highway 97 and stop at Crystal Springs which is near the Collier Logging Museum and near a town called Chiloquin (I used to live there when I was a boy), the lake/pond allows only hand powered craft and it’s one of the two places in the world where mere’s eggs can be found on the bottom (I probably misspelled that one). I know the kids will be amazed, the clear water gives the impression that your canoe is floating in air. I beg of you to not give those sweet children a single vacks seen!! Wait until their minds have developed and if need be, lie about them having up to date shots!

Why would you need a boat like this during the pandemic? Outside activities were perfectly safe.