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that mocasin co cheap because its synthetic, its on the mostly automated production line and its airy, that means while delivering overseas it is probably compressed under vacuum to the thicness of couple of paper sheets, its also light, that helps

I have a question: I did a method where a sheepskin is soaked in a brine of salt and alum for a week. This time around, one of the sheepskin's smells funky after the week of brining. There's no meat attached or anything. I think I just didn't clean the wool well enough. So my question is can I just scrub it with detergent to get it clean and then do the egg yolk step? Or will that undo the brining? If I scrub it, do I need to re-brine it? I'm not sure about this scenario and want to avoid wrecking the sheepskin (it's beautiful black wool). But it's also too smelly to use for anything. If you have advice on how to get rid of the smell, I'm all ears. Thanks!

To make the moccasin shoe, it's $2.50 because China uses slaves to labor ot under duress for free labor. Maybe they get a half handful of rice for a days labor

no mention of swing keel

How does one manage clearing customs with live plants aboard? I'd love to try this, but not with the extra inspections and quarrantine.

Poor audio

Your vid popped up with autoplay while I'm working around the house. I gotta say, it got my attention and I enjoyed it, including you talking about what you saw as you paddled along. I think I'll have to get me a boat. Thanks for the inspiration and all the best to you buddy!

This is a Hunter 27 Cherubini. It is identical to my 1984. Which is actually the last year of production.

I’m about to buy a Catalina 25 enjoyed watching the restoration

Child labor on the shoes

Those are some neglected boats aha. The marina I have my sailboat is unfortunately the same (actually worse). That being said your boat looks nice! I have a 1983 Pacific 27 which I've taken through rivers and offshore. What motor does the Catalina have? I cant imagine it has an inboard with those crates in the middle so I'm guessing its an outboard?

Why the Mountain Dew?

Just subscribed. Read some comments. Some people want to be negative towards your boat. Don’t pay no attention to them. I like your boat . and the final outcome is Amazing. Beautiful woodwork you done and very nicely decorated. I lived on a 32’ westerly. Loved every second. but the boat wasn’t in good condition so I let it go. And I’m a minimalist it was a little too big. But I like the fact that I could stand up. It was about 6’ inside. I’m 5’9”. A 27’or a 25’ would be ideal for me. Hopefully if everything goes well I’ll be back in Nc this coming summer. around Southport to Calabash area. But I can’t find a live aboard marine in that area and none in North Myrtle Beach. So I’ll probably buy a camper and hopefully park it at Holden campground. 👍

Coffe and snow!!! Can’t go wrong 😊with

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I noticed the fins were on the wrong side when you did your roll test. You were sitting backwards. If you row the other way, it might be more stable for you.

Keep sailing Si, keep sailing. Great video and I love the song!

9 inch wire brush on a variable speed angle grinder will clean that up in 10 minutes !!

Nice collection of neglect in that marina.

G'day Si. Having done this trip, has the trip inspired you to buy another boat to live on and go sailing again ?. Gerard.

Enjoyed the tour. I may have missed it but what year is it?

Where can you find a marina that cheap?

Very nice views....❤😊

You can buy the rope and braid the ropes yourself. It's not hard here are the tools, you'll need to find instruction. GT KNOTS Plastic Splicing Fids Splice Braided, Hollow and Twisted Rope (3 Pack - 1/4", 3/8”, 1/2", Gray)

EVERY boat is a liveaboard. Some of us prefer less as to more. I lived on 22' Pearson for 3 years and loved every second. It all comes down to what you think you need in life. If you think you need tons of stuff, being a liveaboard is not the life for you... unless you have crap tons of money to buy a 42' or larger boat. Great Vid my man! keep em coming! Don't listen to these dickheads and their condescending comments. Just keep living your best life! "Live if what you make it" :D

I am glad y still like sailing and going out on sailing boats. I do hope that one day you will have another boat again. Its good to take action to keep your dreams alive. Gerard.

Bagus!!

He’s back! And in a sailboat! Good to see.

You can’t beat living for $134 mooring price

Does the marina offer showers and WiFi ?

Hey my friend! How are you?

God gives light to heaven and earth. the similitude of God's light, Is like an impenetrable hole, In which there is a large lamp. The lamp was in the glass and the light was like a star shining like a pearl, Which was lit with oil from a blessed tree, namely an olive tree that grows neither on the east side of anything nor on the west side, whose oil alone, almost illuminates even untouched by fire. the light above the layered light God guides to his light whom he wills. And God made parables for people. And God knows everything. Glorify God in the mosques that have been ordered to be glorified and his name mentioned in them. And morning and evening Keywood dearch tadabbur=(An nur 35+36)

BRILLIANT, many thanks for a concise video. There are lots of videos on RUclips, none are as straightforward and easy to follow as this, so well done. Also for your informative comments. I am mixing my egg yokes right now! 2 thoughts - soaking in alum (aluminium sulphate) might help the skin to tighten on the wool fleece, which could be useful in younger sheep. Also fleshing with a jet wash/pressure hose, with the skin pinned onto a flat board seemed to work for me. I am only on my first 2 sheepskins, so still experimenting. Loved your video. PS, also loved the bookshop. Have you tried ‘The Jungle is Neutral’, F Spencer Chapman. A great read.

The boat is exactly like my 1981 Hunter. Its length is 27 feet. Its a fantastic cruiser excellent for up to 4 adults. I added propane cooking and hot water, a new epoxy bottom, spray painted the hull dark green, repainted the topsides white with new new Skid. I really miss her. I traded up to a 35 foot Pearson (1975) which had a full keel with center board. Excellent shape as well. Both were kept in Annapolis MD and I sailed both for many years. Now I’m boat less and living in cape May.

Kalau dah berbuah nanti....export la sikit kat Muar......hi hi hi 👍🏻

Those shoes are made with slave labor, they make them in Western China and in DPRK in prison camps.

Good job Pit

hahahah..kalau gni gaya musicnya..10 ekor kulit biri-biri pun senyum je buat ni auto semangat🤣..tak balik mesia ke?

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Terbaiklah pit....cayalahhhh

How often do you paint the hull and how much did it cost?

Another boring guy

Is this a SHOPPING CHANNEL or a YACHT TOUR

Looks like you bought the boat at Target

I hope I never see this guy on the water hey couldn’t sail a dinghy

Love the 'fireplace'! Awesome tour

estetik yah dapurnya

Hi Si, you just described why I don't like sailboat racing, it adds so much stress to what should be a beautiful relaxing day on the water! If you ever find yourself in the Northeast let me know, I'll take you out for a sail on my Catalina 25.

My dad bought a brand new Pearson 26 in 1971. Many happy childhood memories of that boat. So sad to see one left in that condition.

Great video however that marina should have never let anyone go under the boat ! The straps can give way from the weight of the boat! I own a Catalina 25 and they are a heavy boat.