Salt & Tar: Episode 62-Playing Hooky
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Special thanks to Ron for taking us out to the Farallons aboard his Ericson 38, Spellbound. It was a very welcomed distraction from the seemingly never ending boat projects ;)
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Many thanks and much love,
Ruthie
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Real, dedicated and fun! Their outlook on life and their relationship! Awesome vid guys! Support and gratitude from the UK!✌
You can tell he is building this yacht with the knowledge that it can last over 100 years. When that fact is in your heart you take your time and do it as perfect as possible, that deck work is all the proof you need.
I crossed that bridge on the last day of my 5100 mile cross country bicycle tour starting in Kentucky, so beautiful.
Lovely to watching.
I remember going through the "potato patch" and under the Golden Gate in a 32 ft. Wet Snail. Small craft advisory warnings and the skipper decides to do a man over board drill. We never found his hat. We never did go all the way to the Farallon's. I have been in love with sailing ever since.
Looks great!
What is better for charging your spiritual batteries than a day sailing with friends .. makes you remember why your building a boat . The new Deck makes me want to take off my shoes and feel the wood under my feet ...great job
I think this is why a lot of designs use a herring bone pattern because those 45 degree angles ignore all of the curves or angled areas of the deck. I think this will look just as good too though!
Back in the 70’sI did a few trips to the Farlones,on a Lapworth 36 #71 to help with supplies and chains the crews on the island. There was no beach so they used an old crane to get aboard.
Same one still today! That's neat
R
Guys, you're gonna need to cut some scuppers or a few big waves over the rails are gonna swamp you, I know you left a gap, but the amount of water in a big wave is huge, and weighs tons. Leaving out that whole bottom plank would've been best, but now that it's in place at least saw some drains into it. Friend used 'tarp' instead of netting, (keeps the wind down, Bro!), and a breaking wave had nowhere to go but down into their cabin. It took us hours to bail it all out again. He was lucky it was just the one wave from a tanker wake, if it had been high seas...
I've passed through the Gate three times but never in a sailboat; always on a submarine. What a great view. Thank you for sharing! Much love to both of you.
You guys had a Captain Ron! Hahah good movie too.
thanks to patron you guys have been playn hooky from the real world - so jelly
Deck is awesome.
Love the Dewalt multitool. Had an insurance repair going on with my house while I was building my sailing dinghy in the garage, and the lead carpenter was using a multitool like that. Asked him if he liked it, and he said it was $#%^ing awesome. So I bought my own, and found out that it is indeed $%^&ing awesome.
Nothing better than sailing EXCEPT sailing with friends !
Just magnificent footage Ruth. Thank you for the tour!
You're a gifted tradesman Garret and you couldn't hope for a better offsider in Ruthy. The progress is amazing. Cheers to you both.
Masterpiece! That deck is beautiful!
Hope the fires and the blackouts aren't treating you too shabbily.
Nice one!
brother it looks great
AWEsome teamwork, Garret 's woodworking is great👌. GOD BLESS😇
I just love watching the perfectionist work you do building your dream boat !
Sharp tools ... Good tools...tools that work! It's a beautiful thing!
Very nice show and the editing is to notch!
I ENJOY WATCHIN YOU PAIR WORKIN TOGETHER ,PERFECT HARMONY
hi boat is looking very good
Still one of the best videos out on boat building, hard work is paying of for you both..
Great to see The Golden Gate. Brings back memories. Walked across it when I was ten with my parents while on holiday. Mom was in high heels!!!. Great progress. Thanks for sharing
Time out with friends is never waisted ,just more motivation? Love it
nice to go get a little salty and have a nice diversion from the build and refresh your reason for working hard.
Looked like a great day-trip. I can only imagine the feeling of being so small when sailing under that bridge. Looked like the waves were kinda fun. Also, kuddos to the captain for serving coffee to the ladies first. There are gentlemen left in the world, that was refreshing to see, also.
Thank GOD you didn't say "Land Ahoy"... don't know why people say that. It's "Land Ho!" Great that you guys got out for a spirited sail. Keeps the blood up. Keep at it.
Holy cow those waves are messed up. This is the coolest video of yours so far. Thanks for sharing your story.
Wind against tide will kick up a swell
A day on the water is food for the soul.
Lucky man 😃
Reality sets in when you're able to take a break. I bet it recharges your ability to push forward on your build. Does me and I'm not building. Another great video and enjoying your progress. Thanks for sharing.
Not to much longer and you will be ⛵ your yacht daily!!! We are all looking forward to ot!
Woohoo! 🥳
It is a welcome break, thanks for sharing. What a change as you enter San Francisco
Awesome episode Ruth. Nice to see you guys have a little quality down time. The deck is looking really good.
Powell River... awesome!! Hello from Vancouver.
It's looking great really coming along and good for you for taking a mental health break with the good sailing session!
the worst day of Sailing is still better than the Best day of doing anything else ;-)
I love the continuing adventure. Thank you
Hey folks. Great video. So glad to see y'all out having fun sailing for a day or two. You've been working really hard.
My wife, Cecilia Ferreira, did her first sailboat race this past weekend at the Austin Yacht Club so I bought her one of your t-shirts to celebrate.
Guys, I am not a sailor but that trip was awesome. Thanks for allowing us to tag along
Such beautiful work
The deck looks beautiful. Great job and quality craftsmanship!
Very cool stuff !!!
Once again S & T time, oh I love my Thursdays, and R & G make mine totally complete, 👍👌❤🇨🇦
Thank you for the video! A great way to start the day. 11:09-12 is where it's at... :)
Its good to see you both managed a day off from boat building..... Deck looks amazing..
That's it!!! I'm all caught up on videos... more please... Thank you.
Nice to see you two enjoying the sea away from your own boat. Refreshing isn't it...
Love the videos! Need more! Need more! And as a tool junkie I love the new cordless tools and know that you're going to love them to.
Love the Gate! In a past life I delivered boats to and from the Bay and each and every time was awe inspiring. Thanks for sharing the little sailing trip! Oh, and the deck looks great....
Your shipwright thesis is looking fantastic.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
that's wonderful. You finished the deck boards--- Sorry about your back in the next episode but you obviously had a great hooky session. So while you are flat on your back you can dream fondly of that and your future on Rediviva - which seems to be getting closer and closer.
Sorry guys, I drifted off for a few seconds there. Hopefully you revived well. We will see next video.
But hey, "finished deck!" Close to that rebirth you guys are so ready for I'm sure. Love to you two crazy sea creatures!
Coincidentally Acorn to Arabella's video had road maintenance being done in their Friday video also. The detail on your deck is looking terrific.
A little decompression time is well deserved.
I see the boat was from Powell River. My wife's hometown, just across the Straight of Georgia from where I live.
Rediviva is sure looking good.
LOOKING GOOD, and speaking of that, it was good that you are taking the time to relax away from boat work, and LOOK at having some fun!,
Be well
Looks friggen awesome guys, man to think this used to sit in the hills and trees at one point
Deck really looking good!
Try using low-fat milk in place of eggs for the batter
Well done...That short trip outside had to recharge your batteries as well..
Deck looks really good. Congrats
The deck looks great and glad you got to sneak in a sail, Hope this finds Garrets back doing better maybe he needs a lifeline or a trampoline LOL.
How many times I’ve went under the Golden Gate to run into some of the most treacherous water I’ve seen around the world. Rediviva is coming along very nicely.
Finally Some sailing :) yeah !!!
No Ruth, we have not seen enough “glue downs”... jk. Love it all
The deck is coming along great. It's going to be something to look at when it's done. I'm thinking you were right to use the plywood and strip planking. It should last a good long time and never leak. Fun time out on the 38 for some great sailing.
Looks like a fun trip to the islands
Derick: I'm now 79. When I was 53 I was sanding the top deck teak trim on my Alaskan 49 . Standing on the main deck bulwarks rail leaning back on a rope. When I stepped into the open gate dropping 5' on to a 4x4 tie rail on the finger; in the small of my back off to one side. A really bad bruised area (purple and black with yellow patches) about 6x8 inches and out. Much pain but I ignored it with the help of Tylenol 3 ( 3 gr, codeine ).
That is the background now the message.
After a couple of years I was having trouble walking up and down stairs. By favouring the bruised side; to ease the pain. I had twisted my spine 2 cm almost an inch; out of alignment into a 'S' bend. It took the Chiropractor recommended by my Doctor 6 years of treatment to realign my spine and hips. To this day I still sleep on my side taking pressure off the damaged area; even though it healed years ago, the phantom pain memory is still there.
So be careful and don't twist your spine to relieve the pressure on the bruise for months as I did. Even sitting in a chair you will find yourself putting the weight on one buttock and leaning to one side when standing, to ease the pain. And have the first mate/medical officer keep on your case and monitor your hips spine alignment; you can't see It for yourself in mirrors.
the old guy Bert
Sorry Garret: I guess a Derick was in my head.
Man those blue eyes!decks lookin great also!
YEAH A NEW EPISODE!
If you sail your bout into Lake Huron I will buy you both a fish and chip lunch in Little Current
We'd love that!
that deck looks brilliant....
That Farallons trip was cool. Check out a book called "The Devil's Teeth" by Susan Casey... Cool story about the islands white sharks.
Quality video work! Your getting really good at this ;)
beautiful
Love the camera work, especially nice framing.
I am 67 years old but when I was younger (a teen ager) my
family had a commercial fishing boat out of Princeton (Half Moon Bay) and we
would sometimes fish the Farallons until I bought a surplus Geiger counter. Some of the rock fish had 30 to 40 % more radiation than we had ever seen in any fish and just because I thought it would be cool to buy this old military Geiger counter. So we never fished there again but the Farallons are home to many Great White Sharks so it is never a good idea to get in the water there. You could once buy those old military Geiger Counters for about twenty dollars. Now they are over $400.00 for those military spec models that worked better than some new cheap brands. I still have mine. I now live in Israel but it is always nice to check out the local soil.
Garret looks alive like a big kid up in the bows there.
So much for the American grit, eh? Only 4 years into the build and you're taking a day off. =:-0 Tsch. Being able to lay the deck with straight runs is a really good idea, if you can manage it. So much easier to glue down if you don't have to wedge and bend and force the planks. Nice work and good progress and strong work ethic. Much to admire here. I doff my cap to you both.
Love what you do! This is the only "craft" channel that holds my attention (which my wife says is incredibly short...lol) Can't wait to see where you're going to put port lights and ventilation ports. Then even more excited to see ya'll actually cruising. Best of luck and was that water in the mason jar or moonshine?
That deck is starting to look like something keep after it can't wait tell you set sail to places unknown
nice..........
bet you 2 can't wait till you do this on your own boat
Look Ma! I'm surfin'!!!
Shocka 🤙
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Spellbound is a ways away from her home port, isn’t she? That’s north of Vancouver! Glad you got away for a reset...
Bryan from Vancouver
yes...
I love your videos so much. Very inspiring, keep up the Great work and have some fun. Question when the water is rough do you wear life vests and or life lines/harness?
When its ruff, especially in the dark, we suit up. We'll have the boat set up when we're on passage to have a Jack-line set up so we clip our harness in there before we go up forward or change a head sail. Sometimes we aren't very good about it but when it's real gnarly you bet we want to stay on board!
R
Your deck looks great!.....Captain Ron's Dodger does not.
Haha yeah it's seen some better days
You guys got a first hand look at why they thought escape from Alcatraz was impossible.
Hi guys only just started watching your channel and I love it , I’m a tradesman in Wales UK and I love boats, I’ve noticed your wood working skills are top notch ! But where did u learn ? Are you a professional carpenter?
Tony 👍
If you set those but joints to tight they could swell and buckle
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Oh to be young....;)