Big Kudos to this guy and Patron Ken for being so generous there in Seattle and taking care of Malin & Yohan, ..one only has to follow their awesome sailing and travel videos to appreciate how humble they both seem to be and what a quality product they put on here documenting their sailing and passage making for us all to enjoy.
Thanks to the Patrons of RAN who are always reaching out and taking Such good care of Marlin and Johan! It it so heartwarming to see the kindness of people as you two travel the world! Safe Journey!
You are the best EU saling Chanel in the World . Respect for the way you film and all the thinks you can learn from your episodes . Looking forward were iT brings you the coming years 👍🏻
Johan and Malin, Have been a subscriber for a year now. I am a former cruising sailor, age 76 now and in no shape to meet the physical challenges you two face. Thanks for inviting us aboard each week and sharing you wonderful experiences and challenges. Wish you continued success with your refit projects and smooth sailing when you cast off. Mike Lonneke Round Hill, VA USA
Thanks for watching Mike! Feels great to have you along, and we're so happy if we can bring the cruising life back into your life in someway... Cheers!
I'm a former,retired, Merchant Mariners Captain of offshore oilfield ( mostly) supply & tugs, worked mostly West Africa, Middle East ,Dubai and around Singapore. Retired after 35 + years . my dream was to my own small sailboat to live aboard & travel the topics but health problems beached me ! Sad for me. Now I live vicariously through the Sailors on Ran and others . Luck for me !
Funny I saw several old work boats there in Seattle that were the same class, sister ships, of boats from my Louisiana Gulf of Mexico work days early bin my career maybe as a young man I even worked on some of them-who knows ??
We are considering sailing to Tierra Del Fuego where it’s cold too. You make it look nice to be in the snow and ice ;) Thanks for the tilt to my spirits about it! (This is Rebecca, not Patrick, on SV Brick House btw) And wow..how nice of Kenneth in all regards...
Love the nature walks, My father was born in Snoqualamie Falls and his Father migrated there from Sweden and is buried right down the road. Brings back memories of them both.
Thank you, it was great reliving Twin Peaks. Johan does a good impersonation of Agent Dale Cooper! I've been meaning to say that I find RAN's exhaust note very soothing. I know that might sound weird but there is a thing called #ASMR and RAN's exhaust sound fits right in. I would love 15 minutes of nothing but RAN's humming! It's like meditating!
Beautiful scenery and photography once again, and RAN is getting a little TLC. The friends you both have made throughout your travels is down to your lovable lifestyle and friendly approach to others. I wish the world would take a leaf out book. ⛵️
Thank you to your good patreon for letting you stay on their boat while you're working on yours that's awful kind of them the world needs more people like that and another beautiful video below the hike y'all did in the snow up to the waterfall that was beautiful thank you for taking the time to share with us as always be safe and God bless you
What a beautiful experience you have had in Seattle and Lake Union. You Both seem at peace and happy. Kenneth is an amazing supporter. Good bless him and his family. Yet, then Johan and Malin, you attract beautiful people. ✨😊✨💕✨🍷✨
Beautiful around the waterfall covered in snow . Great vlog and real good of those patreons to let you use their boat as a base and aid you in finances . Fanx for sharing once again :-D
Your hike to the waterfall was just magnificent,such a beautiful place😊 I agree with you,far better to bolt your chain locker in place with the future in mind,the locker will probably never fail,but you may need to get behind it👍 How are you going looking for your water leaks that you showed on an earlier episode?I sure hope you can find those while you are hauled out,a lot more convenient to fix. All the best😊
It's a big job to get to the area where the leak is originating from, so we have decided to wait until we're further south. And for some reason, the leak has disappeared again, probably because the teak is water saturated. Thanks for watching! Cheers! :-)
You might not want to see Seattle up close nowdays, its fallen on major inequality and the opioid epidemic has dealt a death blow to the area. Homeless everywhere, even many working 40 hours a week homeless in tents under bridges unable to afford housing but mostly mentally ill or hopelesly addicted to dope. I lived under I-5 for 2 years in a tent near Georgetown neighborhood all the while working full time until I saved enough to buy a boat, but even then ive been on a waiting list for 14 months to get live aboard moorage with no end in Sight the whole time sleeping in my subaru..Now they are indefinately extending my predicted 12 month waiting period to multiple years (the website now says 5-10 years) after getting my non-refundable deposit. Syringes litter the parks, human excrement everywhere. Beggers outside of every store, just like every city 1/4 the size of Seattle to the largest cities in the nation, America is on the decline
If you mean what we saw during the walk, it was snow, some more snow and some more shitty snow ;-) Too bad it's all melted around here, we could have send you some truck load... we had our fill for this year...
Love that lock with moving walls! We’re from upstate New York and keep our boat on the Mohawk River. Wherever we travel in the Summer there’s always 15 or 20 locks to go through on the Erie and barge canal‘s. Seven to go through just to lock down to the Hudson river. They’re all the regular style where you have to hang onto ropes on the side of the wall. You didn’t seem too nervous when they were hauling your boat out of the water on the travel lift .I’m always afraid ours is going to slip out of the straps. I have been following your travels for quite some time and was wondering how you speak English so fluently. Great video and I look forward to more.
Hi Stephen! Yes, the moving walls certainly make the locks easier. Somedays we're struggling with our English, but we learn new words every day, thanks to producing our videos. In Sweden, it's mandatory in school with English from an early age... Cheers!
nice episode, wouldn't a 4 blade with retractable blades be a much better all around prop that would quickly save you the costs rather than the one I saw in this video? We changed to a new 4 blade and wow, what a difference.
You don't mention it but do you know what "nuestra casa" means? It is "Our house". I am glad you found your house while being out of RAN for the works. Where do you plan to be at the end of July?
Hi you two, I am enjoying the videos that you produce and the scenery that you have encountered. As someone who has fitted out boats and sail a small yacht I liked your idea of the chain locker being removable, but I have a question, you don't seem to have a drain in the bottom, surely a certain amount of water will enter with the chain and it will deteriorate if left to lay in wet conditions.
In the north of Sweden, you always supposed to eat burgers with knife and fork. Though neither Malin nor Johan is from the north so you might be correct ;) The Swedish fastfood chain Max always supply knife and fork with their burgers (atleast up here).
Hello. When I see your many repairs and work (like engine maintenance), I always think you have a lot of special tools and spare parts on board. But where do you store all this? Especially when visitors stay overnight with you on board. May be you like to show when you have a long day on sea? Thank you and best wishes!
Yes, we have people naming their houses using "Casa" here in Sweden too. I actually owned a house here in a small town (Ljusdal) in Sweden that was named "Lilla Casanova" (Little Casanova, Piccolo Casanova) and the address was Casanova Gränd (Casanova Alley, Casanova Vicolo) , both the house and the alley got its name because of a misunderstanding when a neighbour a pretty wealthy Ironmonger built a new house modelled from a classic Italian styled villa and the Architect named it Casa Nuova and the locals misunderstood and thought he named it Casanova, so at that time my uncle lived in the house next door and at the time he was a Bachelor so they called his house Little Casanova because that house was smaller, much later when he died I inherited his house together with 2 other relatives, (there were 3 apartments in the building) but it didn't work out that good to own it together sadly and at the time I also lived in another town, so we sold it but the Alley and the house still stands there.
@@anderspersson7084 Casanova means new house (more appropriately casa nova, noun and adjective, as nova is the latin for nuova, new and also a dialectical form for nuova new in some places, in the feminine genre; the masculine is nuovo, new) So you must write Piccola Casanova, as Piccolo refers to a masculine noun, whilst Casa, in italian is feminine - we do not have neutral as in german - For example, when someone refers to a female with "Bravo", makes a mistake: it is "Brava".
@@nessuno1948 Yes, but not many people there in the town at that time in the early 1950s did speak Italian, but nearly all had heard of Giacomo Casanova's adventures. So they thought of it as a funny thing to name a house with Giacomo's family name. And the grammar they used was Swedish grammar.
@@anderspersson7084 A book: Author Sandor Marai: La recita di Bolzano., ed Adelphi. I think it is in english also as the author is hungarian. (Maybe in swedish too). Gives you a different aspect of Giacomo Casanova after his escape from the infamous Venice's prison "I Piombi" - literally: Leads - the very heavy metal.
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Big Kudos to this guy and Patron Ken for being so generous there in Seattle and taking care of Malin & Yohan, ..one only has to follow their awesome sailing and travel videos to appreciate how humble they both seem to be and what a quality product they put on here documenting their sailing and passage making for us all to enjoy.
Thanks to Kenneth ..what an awesome person.. well done thanks for sharing.
Thanks to the Patrons of RAN who are always reaching out and taking Such good care of Marlin and Johan! It it so heartwarming to see the kindness of people as you two travel the world! Safe Journey!
Elizabeth Pankewycz nicely said, Elizabeth.✨ 👍 ✨ ⛵️⚓️✨
You are the best EU saling Chanel in the World . Respect for the way you film and all the thinks you can learn from your episodes . Looking forward were iT brings you the coming years 👍🏻
Thanks for those very kind words! :-) Cheers!
RAN Sailing no problem you 2 did iT yourself respect you both very much
Man those moving lock walls make it much easier & safer!
Thanks to RAN Patrons for their goodwill. Absolutely beautiful waterfall!
Johan and Malin, Have been a subscriber for a year now. I am a former cruising sailor, age 76 now and in no shape to meet the physical challenges you two face. Thanks for inviting us aboard each week and sharing you wonderful experiences and challenges. Wish you continued success with your refit projects and smooth sailing when you cast off.
Mike Lonneke
Round Hill, VA USA
Thanks for watching Mike! Feels great to have you along, and we're so happy if we can bring the cruising life back into your life in someway... Cheers!
Mike Lonneke Agree Never have sailed, but being seniors the physicality might be too much except in Virgin Islands😍🥰👋
@Matt Taylor I've stayed with a friend in Murphy for a few months. It is a great little town!
I'm a former,retired, Merchant Mariners Captain of offshore oilfield ( mostly) supply & tugs, worked mostly West Africa, Middle East ,Dubai and around Singapore.
Retired after 35 + years . my dream was to my own small sailboat to live aboard & travel the topics but health problems beached me ! Sad for me. Now I live vicariously through the Sailors on Ran and others . Luck for me !
Funny I saw several old work boats there in Seattle that were the same class, sister ships, of boats from my Louisiana Gulf of Mexico work days early bin my career maybe as a young man I even worked on some of them-who knows ??
We are considering sailing to Tierra Del Fuego where it’s cold too. You make it look nice to be in the snow and ice ;) Thanks for the tilt to my spirits about it! (This is Rebecca, not Patrick, on SV Brick House btw)
And wow..how nice of Kenneth in all regards...
Once again, Your videos are just the best, we do enjoy them so much.
Oh I wanted say Ken's boat is something to see , What a beautiful boat...
Congratulation on your 150th episode! I enjoyed all very much! Many Thanks and bon voyage further on!
Love the nature walks, My father was born in Snoqualamie Falls and his Father migrated there from Sweden and is buried right down the road. Brings back memories of them both.
Malin and Johan thank You again for another wonderful video, we enjoy them very much.
Thank you, it was great reliving Twin Peaks. Johan does a good impersonation of Agent Dale Cooper! I've been meaning to say that I find RAN's exhaust note very soothing. I know that might sound weird but there is a thing called #ASMR and RAN's exhaust sound fits right in. I would love 15 minutes of nothing but RAN's humming! It's like meditating!
We Americans know how to make lunch!! Good thing you walked a few km lol. Thanks again, thumbed.
Beautiful scenery and photography once again, and RAN is getting a little TLC. The friends you both have made throughout your travels is down to your lovable lifestyle and friendly approach to others. I wish the world would take a leaf out book. ⛵️
All that work and the only "problem" is a loose throttle cable? I would say you did very well.
Theres always something happening... :-)
Thank you to your good patreon for letting you stay on their boat while you're working on yours that's awful kind of them the world needs more people like that and another beautiful video below the hike y'all did in the snow up to the waterfall that was beautiful thank you for taking the time to share with us as always be safe and God bless you
Thanks for watching Ernest!
It is so great to see that you meet nice people all over the world....
What a beautiful experience you have had in Seattle and Lake Union. You Both seem at peace and happy. Kenneth is an amazing supporter. Good bless him and his family. Yet, then Johan and Malin, you attract beautiful people. ✨😊✨💕✨🍷✨
Kevin is a great friend.👍 Thanks for another great episode.👍😀⛵️
Winter Wonderland post card.... Beautiful....
You guys are perfect.
The trawler looks gorgeous
Beautiful around the waterfall covered in snow . Great vlog and real good of those patreons to let you use their boat as a base and aid you in finances . Fanx for sharing once again :-D
Throttle nut fails as you're under a bridge ! That's called "Murphy's Law" Cheers
Haha! :-)
Aww thank you another great video ,think of you two often and look forward each week of more up dates xx
Your hike to the waterfall was just magnificent,such a beautiful place😊
I agree with you,far better to bolt your chain locker in place with the future in mind,the locker will probably never fail,but you may need to get behind it👍
How are you going looking for your water leaks that you showed on an earlier episode?I sure hope you can find those while you are hauled out,a lot more convenient to fix.
All the best😊
It's a big job to get to the area where the leak is originating from, so we have decided to wait until we're further south. And for some reason, the leak has disappeared again, probably because the teak is water saturated.
Thanks for watching! Cheers! :-)
Another excellent episode. Thank you to the patrons who help Malin and Johan!!
so glad all the work you put in to the motor worked out for you
Look forward to Fridays
What a pleasure to see the sites of my youth again. Quiet winter forests, Elliot Bay and the locks ❤️🤙🏻
You might not want to see Seattle up close nowdays, its fallen on major inequality and the opioid epidemic has dealt a death blow to the area. Homeless everywhere, even many working 40 hours a week homeless in tents under bridges unable to afford housing but mostly mentally ill or hopelesly addicted to dope.
I lived under I-5 for 2 years in a tent near Georgetown neighborhood all the while working full time until I saved enough to buy a boat, but even then ive been on a waiting list for 14 months to get live aboard moorage with no end in Sight the whole time sleeping in my subaru..Now they are indefinately extending my predicted 12 month waiting period to multiple years (the website now says 5-10 years) after getting my non-refundable deposit.
Syringes litter the parks, human excrement everywhere. Beggers outside of every store, just like every city 1/4 the size of Seattle to the largest cities in the nation, America is on the decline
Johan did a great job on that diesel. I would have just sent the head to the machine shop. ;) She sounds great! Bravo!
That is a fantastic looking pair of Ford Dorset engines at 18:17
another huge thank you for your wonderful ongoing vlogs, stay well and safe
Thank you, Kenneth!
You two doin great, can make it through any problems , keep it up
Twede's Cafe's cherry pie is awesome, and so are their burgers! Was there in June, love the Snoqualmie/North Bend area.
Whats all that white stuff on the ground???!
If you mean what we saw during the walk, it was snow, some more snow and some more shitty snow ;-) Too bad it's all melted around here, we could have send you some truck load... we had our fill for this year...
Berry! Glad to see you are coming back soon!! Are you going to hook up the sweeds again?
Let's see if we can catch up again Barry! :-) Cheers!
Who needs the Marquesas when it snows coconuts in Seattle.
Lovely video as always! The hike in the snow was great. I’m impressed how much work you are getting done on your boat. Happy sailing ⛵️
There's always something to fix on an old boat! :-) Thanks for watching!
Loves the snow and falls !.another fantastic video Thanks so much
Go Kenneth what a guy!!
Love the Krispy Cream Donuts in the galley when you cooked dinner. One of my favorite donuts!! Cheers
hope the hot light was on
Thanks for all the views of the waterfalls - I used to work near Seattle from time to time and it has bought back great memories!!
That bottom job looks like Plenty of money!,!
Moving walls! Who knew? Nice episode.
salmon and pilaf
Yep , Always cool stuff !!
Thank you so much for en nice video. It’s always a joy to follow you on your adventure!
Thanks for share.
I always like the sound of your engine. It has always sounded great.
Crazy amount of snow for that area of the country.
keep it going! really enjoying your video,s👍
Makes me homesick, we. lived on Fox Island years ago and I still miss the area.
Love joy peace wealth & abundance from Thailand .
Beautifully done video.👫⛵🎼🛥🍔🌲🌲😁😀
Your videos are so informative
I see you discovered Krispy Kreme 15:20 hope the hot light was on
It is good to see y,all going again.snd the story as WELL
Sweet trawler!
Amazing vid many thanks it looks cold
5:21 eating a Burger with a fork : (... Johan knocking it out right!!
excellent vid. thank you!
Love that lock with moving walls! We’re from upstate New York and keep our boat on the Mohawk River. Wherever we travel in the Summer there’s always 15 or 20 locks to go through on the Erie and barge canal‘s. Seven to go through just to lock down to the Hudson river. They’re all the regular style where you have to hang onto ropes on the side of the wall. You didn’t seem too nervous when they were hauling your boat out of the water on the travel lift .I’m always afraid ours is going to slip out of the straps. I have been following your travels for quite some time and was wondering how you speak English so fluently. Great video and I look forward to more.
Hi Stephen! Yes, the moving walls certainly make the locks easier.
Somedays we're struggling with our English, but we learn new words every day,
thanks to producing our videos. In Sweden, it's mandatory in school with English from an early age... Cheers!
'Love your videos
Like your Biltema bag!
Biltema is the best! :-)
Enjoyed your video as always, sure seems like these sailboats require a lot of maintenance $$$
AKTrapper : yep
For sure. But the boat gives a lot back for the dollars spent. #worldwideadventures
I bet that chain locker is a really loud one if didn't put some kind of foam or other sound dampening stuff on it. Beautiful trawler your staying on.
It's actually not to bad, the chain locker. It's mostly when we're retrieving the chain... Cheers!
Beautiful scenery! I wonder who else is fixing a boat on Lake Union? Another great video. GOD bless. JC
Great video. Great filming.
Thanks Terry!
Just watched this episode and great as always!!.. Walked down and looked at Ran in slip P-10. We are just up from you in O-1.
Nice video...
I spy a large box of Krispy Kremes..! Another great video lots of content on and off the boat.
Franken falls a nice place :-)
los recuerdo cuando estuvieron en cartagena saludos
Extrañamos a Cartagena! :-)
nice episode, wouldn't a 4 blade with retractable blades be a much better all around prop that would quickly save you the costs rather than the one I saw in this video? We changed to a new 4 blade and wow, what a difference.
We have a 3-blade folding prop. We're happy with it! What brand did you go for? Gori? Cheers!
I see you occasionally wear carhart clothing
Love it
Carhart has been the best wearing and lasting clothing I have used for the last 15 years
What the.. no flip-flop hiking!? ;)
Great episode. Can you tell the difference with the engine now that it has been overhauled?
Yes, it sounds better and smokes less... :-)
You don't mention it but do you know what "nuestra casa" means? It is "Our house". I am glad you found your house while being out of RAN for the works. Where do you plan to be at the end of July?
Hi you two, I am enjoying the videos that you produce and the scenery that you have encountered. As someone who has fitted out boats and sail a small yacht I liked your idea of the chain locker being removable, but I have a question, you don't seem to have a drain in the bottom, surely a certain amount of water will enter with the chain and it will deteriorate if left to lay in wet conditions.
Got to love Randay so relaxing.
Americans are generous people !
Tell me Malin wasn't eating her hamburger with a fork??!! Johan...man of few words...."Good coffee? Yeah, damn fine! "
In the north of Sweden, you always supposed to eat burgers with knife and fork. Though neither Malin nor Johan is from the north so you might be correct ;)
The Swedish fastfood chain Max always supply knife and fork with their burgers (atleast up here).
😂
There aren't many marinas left in the US that allow you to do the bottom jobs anymore unfortunately.
how much water does Ran draw? thank you for the videos, top of the line videos
Thanks for watching! Ran draws 2,10 meters, around 7 feet. Cheers!
Hello. When I see your many repairs and work (like engine maintenance), I always think you have a lot of special tools and spare parts on board. But where do you store all this? Especially when visitors stay overnight with you on board. May be you like to show when you have a long day on sea? Thank you and best wishes!
nice chain locker guys, what's the plan for getting rid of water from it??
Thanks! There will be more on the chain locker in the next episode... :-) Cheers!
Johan, how is the engine running compared with before the overhaul?
It's running fine so far. Sounds better and smokes less... Cheers!
does that chain locker have a drain?
Wife and I start our Friday nights with RAN sailing.
Great! :-) Thanks!
Where in Duwamish? My 74' boat isn't too far away.
Harbor Island... :-)
@@RANSailing Cool. Not too far then. only about 2nm from where I am but soon will be near the locks. finally floated her in January.
Krispy Kreme!!!
Did engine horse power improve?
Hard to say, but it sounds a lot better and smokes less. Cheers!
👍
Sorry, I'm a native Florida boy here. That just looks too cold for me. Very beautiful, but cold.
So excited, I got to give the first like and second view. Thanks for your vids your awesome!
👍😎
Nostra Casa means our home in italian
Yes, we have people naming their houses using "Casa" here in Sweden too.
I actually owned a house here in a small town (Ljusdal) in Sweden that was named "Lilla Casanova" (Little Casanova, Piccolo Casanova) and the address was Casanova Gränd (Casanova Alley, Casanova Vicolo) , both the house and the alley got its name because of a misunderstanding when a neighbour a pretty wealthy Ironmonger built a new house modelled from a classic Italian styled villa and the Architect named it Casa Nuova and the locals misunderstood and thought he named it Casanova, so at that time my uncle lived in the house next door and at the time he was a Bachelor so they called his house Little Casanova because that house was smaller, much later when he died I inherited his house together with 2 other relatives, (there were 3 apartments in the building) but it didn't work out that good to own it together sadly and at the time I also lived in another town, so we sold it but the Alley and the house still stands there.
@@anderspersson7084 Casanova means new house (more appropriately casa nova, noun and adjective, as nova is the latin for nuova, new and also a dialectical form for nuova new in some places, in the feminine genre; the masculine is nuovo, new) So you must write Piccola Casanova, as Piccolo refers to a masculine noun, whilst Casa, in italian is feminine - we do not have neutral as in german - For example, when someone refers to a female with "Bravo", makes a mistake: it is "Brava".
@@nessuno1948 Yes, but not many people there in the town at that time in the early 1950s did speak Italian, but nearly all had heard of Giacomo Casanova's adventures.
So they thought of it as a funny thing to name a house with Giacomo's family name.
And the grammar they used was Swedish grammar.
@@anderspersson7084 A book: Author Sandor Marai: La recita di Bolzano., ed Adelphi. I think it is in english also as the author is hungarian. (Maybe in swedish too). Gives you a different aspect of Giacomo Casanova after his escape from the infamous Venice's prison "I Piombi" - literally: Leads - the very heavy metal.
@@nessuno1948 Ok, going to check that out later.
How is it still winter in damn near May??!?
The videos are a couple of months behind real time.