Troy is a real man. Quiet, smart, clever, strong, motivated and capable. The world needs to set him up as an example of what it’s supposed to look like. He is the prototype.
There's a sense of calm and serenity from watching your episodes, with no voiced regrets about the past or doubts about the future, just the present moment experience being given us. Mirrored perhaps by the dolphins playing with a clump of seaweed, before letting it go and moving on. My favourite channel.
Your camera must be excellent as the colors we are seeing are gorgeous. You are capturing your days so perfectly, allowing us to live vicariously without having to leave our computers. Pascale's serenity just makes my heart sing and absorb the beauty of the day. Hypnotic, in the best of ways.
Wow another epic WA RUclipsr. Welcome home. I'm from the Moore River Region, and I really do love our state and our oceans. They need more people like you talking about conservation. Stoked to have found your channel. One Life, One Search, Shane
That was interesting information regarding stainless bars that I wasn't aware of. From what I researched, odors from some foods are caused from sulfur, which turns into sulfuric acid upon washing the hands. When you touch stainless steel, the molecules in the steel bind with the sulfur molecules on your hands, thus transferring the molecules (along with the smell) to the metal and off from your hands.
@@granthamilton2695 That is very interesting. ive seen a thing in a friends home we were visiting, n they particularly mentioned using THAT rock on your hands and feet in the bath. I just assumed it was an exfoliant, but it was more than that, a softening effect. I dont know about the stainless steel, but I know sulphur is a serious contaminant in steel making. very interesting. and it aint stupid if it works. grandma's always know the tricks. listen to your granny if your lucky enough to still have one. take over a bottle of wine n let her tell stories. you will learn a lot. that little old lady was once a fine 20yo lass, n has much to teach from her time on this earth.
Playing the Kimberly playlist to my sister (who lives in oz and has travelled the Kimberly's overland) and just want to say we are loving you guys 🤩❤ different editing I notice, even though I followed you since you started I never noticed the evolution of your style.... and Troy's comment, as Pasquale is rock-climbing down to see the horizontal falls: "you're not going to the fridge to get a beer" 🙄🤗🤭 love you ozzie people 😘
come INTO her own AND IS A force to be RECKONED with. 100% agree with you. Pascal is awesome. English is a bastard to learn as there's no logic to it. Good luck. :)
Hi Kids!!! My boat is back on the hard. My butt is back in the skippers arm chair, and the leaves have fallen off the trees. And the soup has made you and me both happy!
Yes! I can breathe again! A breath of fresh air! What a beautiful and very well produced video! All of your points of interest were perfect. Not even on nature channels have I seen whale bones up close and shown so clearly. And being in broadcast video production, I must give you maximum congratulations on the lighting that you’ve achieved inside your “studio”! The daylight shot with the “key light” coming through the hatch and the background being at an appropriately reduced level looks beautiful! Then the cream of the crop, the inside LED lighting looks just like a studio! See, I didn’t use that term earlier without reason! The nature shots both under and out of the water are their usual lovely selfs! Thank you again for providing the World with some of the best “TV” out there! From all of us here in Nashville, Stay Safe!
@@adelehunter-smith5096 And I work in radio and TV! From the age of 15, when I started at my local radio station and the station engineer said that, I still laugh!
Free Range Sailing is the first Sailing Channel I fell in love with. My favorite episodes are the ones in the more remote areas of Australia. Love the catch, cook and eat !!!!
Beautiful footage of the Dolphins! Great tip on the bladder making the stock clear, and the Hawkins pressure cooker. And Love the bent on conservation!
Good to see you get some decent cruising after some tough passagemaking. The dolphin footage is excellent, beautifully captured. The diving and Harpoon shots are good too. Very wise to keep well away from sugar.
all that effort and angst refitting has really paid off....the lighting in this episode shows your dedication to detail once again. amazing life your living guys, wish more people behaved as you both do towards the environment !
Those hawkins pressure cookers are great. Simple and robust, can do a one pot meal whilst underway and can use alot of the wasted fish and veg scraps for soups etc. Those whale bones were amazing. 👍
That first spot looks like Serrurier Island. I stayed a few days there on a previous trip in July. I’d heard you guys were around the area at the time. So beautiful. ❤️❤️❤️
We think the same process is involved as with terrestrial animals. The collagen bonds etc. formed at rigor mortis are attacked by enzymes and broken. It's subjective, but we also believe the flavour intensifies as some moisture seeps out.
Beautiful episode. The beach, the drone and underwater shots...pure art. And the "found paradise" way of collecting dinner. It's all good. Delicious meals; cannot ask for more from your environment.
It's just a joy watching your lifestyle and being able to, in a way, participate in it. Obviously Australian waters are worth the traveling to. Good Wishes, David
Guys! I love your videos! Watching the dolphins play with the flotsam and scratch their backs, that was priceless. And I've been eating fish bone soup (which for my kids and grandkids benefit I've always called "fish head soup") for many years. Thank you for your thoughtful and warm video presentations. Educational and delightful!
Yeah...I really like your style, guys. You're down there in the Tropics (Wet Season on the way) and here in England, it's starting to get cold, grey, damp...not jealous of you, at all. Incidentally, soup / stew made with stock is the method to get the most nutrition possible out of the 'catch', whatever it is. (I'm jealous of your live larder...)
Extraordinary. What a beautiful lifestyle. Does it ever feel lonely? Even though I am a bit of a loner myself, the decreased socializing with friends from the COVID-19 pandemic has me feeling a bit of a castaway. I think I would relish abiding in a neighborhood like yours...for the first month or two...
Stainless soap bar is going on the shopping list. I've been using lemon juice after a big fillet session. Works a treat but also highlights all the small cuts on your hands after a day of fishing. Mmmm stingy !
We have been watching your videos over a few years from Canada! My wife is an extreme 😁 fan of your show. Always enjoy the peaceful routine in the boat. Love from Canada..!
Such a joy to hear isinglass used in it's traditional form rather than clear vinyl windows our US cousins tend to confusingly refer to. Keep up the great videos. Kind regards.
Well there is a brand named Eisenglass, but beyond that, eisenglass (a german word)/isinglass is also a silicate mica that was used early in glass making, hence its association with windows and window material. I suspect that there is probably some relationship between the fish parts and the glass stuffs, most likely the mica being described as such, given some similarity in appearance, either usage of the term is so far beyond contemporary, that both are correct usages of the terminology. Much like saying "kleenex" (at least in the U.S., no idea of that particular brand name has moved past our borders) or "hoover" has passed beyond a simple reference to the associated brand, into a common parlance meaning the act which said brand name was created for; i.e. facial tissue or carpet vacuum cleaner. Either way, it is hardly a strictly U.S. term, as I have heard many non-'muricans use it as well.
@@FlesHBoX Great response however isinglass (fish swim bladders) has been used as finings for beers/wines since the 1790's in Britain - originally from russian sturgeons but later from cod and then tropical fish. As far as I am aware it has never been associated with actual glass making - isinglass is collegen based not a silicate. If you are able to provide a source I will stand corrected.
@@TheRealSasquatch Yeah, I agree that the fish parts usage is older, and that naming the mica material may have been a result of a similar appearance, though the German word Eisenglass translates as iron glass, so possibly just a matter of serendipity there. As for sources of this mica material being used in making glass (the most likely source of the brand name, and hence why so many in the marine industry refer to it as eisenglass) the wikipedia article on eisenglass (isinglass page is for the fish parts, but includes a disambiguation link as well) has a lot of detail. In pop culture, eisenglass was specifically referred to in the musical Oklahoma, referring to rolling down the windows in your car. It was a much more popular term back then, and seems to have mostly fallen out of use everywhere other than in the marine industry, most likely a result of the brand name that produces clear vinyl window material.
@@FlesHBoX I must confess I had never heard of Eisenglass - I must do more research ;-) Whilst I have much respect for the precision of the german language I find a bastardisation of english with a particular issue with dropping "u"'s from words harder to understand in many cases :-) Many thanks for the information. Cheers.
thanks for the info about the stainless bar of soap i will ask around for one till then others may like to know some dry mustard in the palm of the hand add a little water and wash hands bingo all fish smells gone totally fresh smelling hands.
hay Pascal and Troy, tnx for this nice video - nice as asual :-) Troy, i know this stainless tool also from my "Oma"... when we children once again "fetched" fish from the stream ... which was not entirely legal ..... hmpf - but long time ago... :-) my best regards from austria to you both.
That stainless steel soap bar is a real revelation for me! Super keen on getting/making one. I've always hated peeling/processing garlic because of the stink it left on my fingers...for days even, ugh. Can't wait to try this - cheers!
Great video. Every time I watch your cooking and dining on fresh seafood, I get so hungry! Quite a difference from shopping in a store. Going snorkeling or fishing to catch your seafood and then cleaning and preparing, then finally eating. But, oh so delicious!
Fish soup, seaweed noodles, you gonna grow gills! That'd be pretty cool, thinkin bout it. Enjoyed this vlog tremendously. Beautiful photography and a sustained warm pleasant vibe. Cheers
Just started enjoying your videos and will be watching all of them in time. Australia"s remote waters are amazing and the wildlife photography is awsome. Looking forward to new episodes!
Great vid thanks guys, also love that you USE ALL of the fish that is taken for the table, hate seeing other channels that knock the fillets off and dump the frame/carcass over the side .....Stay safe ...Kracka...
I stopped the video to go to Amazon and buy the pressure cooker. Now I just need to learn how to make something in it. I leave for the Sea of Cortez for a few years of cruising next month and will be weened off frozen orange chicken from the super market.
Cracking footage! I am so glad that pressure cooker has been replaced oh, it was keeping me up at night! I like the Locking lid too but as Troy knows even dive tanks explode if expanded and contracted enough times.
stainless does work for getting rid of smells on hands, a girl at work told me about it years ago. Now after cutting up onions or anything with a strong smell I wet my hands and rub them on the stainless sink, smell usually goes completely, or is much reduced.
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Troy is a real man. Quiet, smart, clever, strong, motivated and capable.
The world needs to set him up as an example of what it’s supposed to look like. He is the prototype.
There's a sense of calm and serenity from watching your episodes, with no voiced regrets about the past or doubts about the future, just the present moment experience being given us. Mirrored perhaps by the dolphins playing with a clump of seaweed, before letting it go and moving on. My favourite channel.
Your camera must be excellent as the colors we are seeing are gorgeous. You are capturing your days so perfectly, allowing us to live vicariously without having to leave our computers. Pascale's serenity just makes my heart sing and absorb the beauty of the day. Hypnotic, in the best of ways.
I love the naturalness of your videos. It is as if there is no camera. There is no script and no apparent editing. You are naturals.
You're right they're very natural and comfortable. It's amazing how they make you feel like you're out there with them when you watch their videos.
Wow another epic WA RUclipsr. Welcome home. I'm from the Moore River Region, and I really do love our state and our oceans. They need more people like you talking about conservation.
Stoked to have found your channel.
One Life, One Search,
Shane
That was interesting information regarding stainless bars that I wasn't aware of. From what I researched, odors from some foods are caused from sulfur, which turns into sulfuric acid upon washing the hands. When you touch stainless steel, the molecules in the steel bind with the sulfur molecules on your hands, thus transferring the molecules (along with the smell) to the metal and off from your hands.
We use a nice smooth river rock, it has the same effect. We call it onion soap and give them to friends as presents
@@granthamilton2695 That is very interesting. ive seen a thing in a friends home we were visiting, n they particularly mentioned using THAT rock on your hands and feet in the bath. I just assumed it was an exfoliant, but it was more than that, a softening effect. I dont know about the stainless steel, but I know sulphur is a serious contaminant in steel making. very interesting. and it aint stupid if it works. grandma's always know the tricks. listen to your granny if your lucky enough to still have one. take over a bottle of wine n let her tell stories. you will learn a lot. that little old lady was once a fine 20yo lass, n has much to teach from her time on this earth.
Playing the Kimberly playlist to my sister (who lives in oz and has travelled the Kimberly's overland) and just want to say we are loving you guys 🤩❤ different editing I notice, even though I followed you since you started I never noticed the evolution of your style.... and Troy's comment, as Pasquale is rock-climbing down to see the horizontal falls: "you're not going to the fridge to get a beer" 🙄🤗🤭 love you ozzie people 😘
Pascal is such a gem, she has really come onto her own force to be reconded with
come INTO her own AND IS A force to be RECKONED with. 100% agree with you. Pascal is awesome. English is a bastard to learn as there's no logic to it. Good luck. :)
Im willing to bet that she is a sweetheart with the soul of an angel.
Hi Kids!!! My boat is back on the hard. My butt is back in the skippers arm chair, and the leaves have fallen off the trees. And the soup has made you and me both happy!
Yes! I can breathe again! A breath of fresh air! What a beautiful and very well produced video! All of your points of interest were perfect. Not even on nature channels have I seen whale bones up close and shown so clearly. And being in broadcast video production, I must give you maximum congratulations on the lighting that you’ve achieved inside your “studio”! The daylight shot with the “key light” coming through the hatch and the background being at an appropriately reduced level looks beautiful! Then the cream of the crop, the inside LED lighting looks just like a studio! See, I didn’t use that term earlier without reason! The nature shots both under and out of the water are their usual lovely selfs! Thank you again for providing the World with some of the best “TV” out there! From all of us here in Nashville, Stay Safe!
🤣😂 very amusing that you are so interested in lighting and your surname is Watts !
@@adelehunter-smith5096 And I work in radio and TV! From the age of 15, when I started at my local radio station and the station engineer said that, I still laugh!
Free Range Sailing is the first Sailing Channel I fell in love with. My favorite episodes are the ones in the more remote areas of Australia. Love the catch, cook and eat !!!!
What a wonderful & loving couple you are, such good energy.
Thank you for your knowledge,. I learn so much with each episode.
I am always so excited when our weekly Free Rangie adventure is published. Good onya guys! Mirrool looks so classy. So photogenic!
Beautiful footage of the Dolphins! Great tip on the bladder making the stock clear, and the Hawkins pressure cooker. And Love the bent on conservation!
This is the Free Range Sailing I live for.
Get out more! 😃
Good to see you get some decent cruising after some tough passagemaking. The dolphin footage is excellent, beautifully captured. The diving and Harpoon shots are good too. Very wise to keep well away from sugar.
Love the footage of dolphin playing with the seaweed clump!
What beautifully back yard.
Great view from the drone and underwater.
Hungry watching your cooking
Enjoyed the passage in....
Cheers⚓️
She’s a keeper! Troy, I suppose you’re alright too. Thanks for your work. ✌️
I checked out stainless steel bar as I thought you were pulling my leg. Great tip!
As always, I learned some things.. thanks, guys!
Your videos make us miss home… Aussie pollies make us scared to return! You guys have the right idea though. Take care Troy & Pascee!
all that effort and angst refitting has really paid off....the lighting in this episode shows your dedication to detail once again. amazing life your living guys, wish more people behaved as you both do towards the environment !
That footage of the dolphins playing was top notch! And you taught me something useful about the swim bladder. Thanks for posting guys
Those hawkins pressure cookers are great. Simple and robust, can do a one pot meal whilst underway and can use alot of the wasted fish and veg scraps for soups etc. Those whale bones were amazing. 👍
I almost always learn something new from each new video from FRS. Thanks, you two.
Love watching you genuine down to earth people
"If you enjoyed the video..." how could we not?
Amazing whale bones. Bummer you didn't stumble across some Ambergris.
Thanks for sharing.
That first spot looks like Serrurier Island. I stayed a few days there on a previous trip in July. I’d heard you guys were around the area at the time. So beautiful. ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for that bit of elsewhere while part of the Melb lockdown.
Love your videos. You guys are so natural and at ease.
I never heard of aging fish before. I'll have to look into it. I have two wild hogs aging right now before I do the final processing.
We think the same process is involved as with terrestrial animals. The collagen bonds etc. formed at rigor mortis are attacked by enzymes and broken. It's subjective, but we also believe the flavour intensifies as some moisture seeps out.
Beautiful episode. The beach, the drone and underwater shots...pure art. And the "found paradise" way of collecting dinner. It's all good. Delicious meals; cannot ask for more from your environment.
It's just a joy watching your lifestyle and being able to, in a way, participate in it. Obviously Australian waters are worth the traveling to. Good Wishes, David
Guys! I love your videos! Watching the dolphins play with the flotsam and scratch their backs, that was priceless. And I've been eating fish bone soup (which for my kids and grandkids benefit I've always called "fish head soup") for many years. Thank you for your thoughtful and warm video presentations. Educational and delightful!
Swim bladder! Awesome idea, I can probably find one on Amazon! ;)
Hawkins Pressure cookers, one of the best. A great time saver. It keeps all the nutrition inside while cooking as well. Nothing gets wasted.
Another ripper video. Beers n cheers. 🌹🌹🍷🍷
You guys eat things I would never even consider. It is great that you have the appetites you have and the sea provides. 🐟🦞🦀
the colour grading in this video looks very nice.
Yeah...I really like your style, guys.
You're down there in the Tropics (Wet Season on the way) and here in England, it's starting to get cold, grey, damp...not jealous of you, at all.
Incidentally, soup / stew made with stock is the method to get the most nutrition possible out of the 'catch', whatever it is.
(I'm jealous of your live larder...)
Extraordinary. What a beautiful lifestyle. Does it ever feel lonely? Even though I am a bit of a loner myself, the decreased socializing with friends from the COVID-19 pandemic has me feeling a bit of a castaway. I think I would relish abiding in a neighborhood like yours...for the first month or two...
We don't feel lonely as we have each other and this situation is of our own choosing, unlike being in imposed lockdown.
Really enjoyed this Episode your presentation was spot on
Great music
Stainless soap bar is going on the shopping list. I've been using lemon juice after a big fillet session. Works a treat but also highlights all the small cuts on your hands after a day of fishing. Mmmm stingy !
Haha. Lemon juice will find 'em
We have been watching your videos over a few years from Canada! My wife is an extreme 😁 fan of your show. Always enjoy the peaceful routine in the boat. Love from Canada..!
Such a joy to hear isinglass used in it's traditional form rather than clear vinyl windows our US cousins tend to confusingly refer to. Keep up the great videos. Kind regards.
Well there is a brand named Eisenglass, but beyond that, eisenglass (a german word)/isinglass is also a silicate mica that was used early in glass making, hence its association with windows and window material. I suspect that there is probably some relationship between the fish parts and the glass stuffs, most likely the mica being described as such, given some similarity in appearance, either usage of the term is so far beyond contemporary, that both are correct usages of the terminology. Much like saying "kleenex" (at least in the U.S., no idea of that particular brand name has moved past our borders) or "hoover" has passed beyond a simple reference to the associated brand, into a common parlance meaning the act which said brand name was created for; i.e. facial tissue or carpet vacuum cleaner.
Either way, it is hardly a strictly U.S. term, as I have heard many non-'muricans use it as well.
@@FlesHBoX Great response however isinglass (fish swim bladders) has been used as finings for beers/wines since the 1790's in Britain - originally from russian sturgeons but later from cod and then tropical fish. As far as I am aware it has never been associated with actual glass making - isinglass is collegen based not a silicate. If you are able to provide a source I will stand corrected.
@@TheRealSasquatch Yeah, I agree that the fish parts usage is older, and that naming the mica material may have been a result of a similar appearance, though the German word Eisenglass translates as iron glass, so possibly just a matter of serendipity there.
As for sources of this mica material being used in making glass (the most likely source of the brand name, and hence why so many in the marine industry refer to it as eisenglass) the wikipedia article on eisenglass (isinglass page is for the fish parts, but includes a disambiguation link as well) has a lot of detail.
In pop culture, eisenglass was specifically referred to in the musical Oklahoma, referring to rolling down the windows in your car. It was a much more popular term back then, and seems to have mostly fallen out of use everywhere other than in the marine industry, most likely a result of the brand name that produces clear vinyl window material.
@@FlesHBoX I must confess I had never heard of Eisenglass - I must do more research ;-) Whilst I have much respect for the precision of the german language I find a bastardisation of english with a particular issue with dropping "u"'s from words harder to understand in many cases :-) Many thanks for the information. Cheers.
thanks for the info about the stainless bar of soap i will ask around for one till then others may like to know some dry mustard in the palm of the hand add a little water and wash hands bingo all fish smells gone totally fresh smelling hands.
I enjoy your simple living!
If my back yard was like yours it would be the best back yard in the world. Awesome 👍👍👍
Living the dream! Another great video.
Pascal you are such an imaginative cook. I love to see the teamwork between you guys. Enjoy the sail!
What a life!!! So different than the world in general.
I really enjoyed watching. Thank you.
Great video and wonderful location: a just reward for a monumental amount of hard work on your lovely boat 👍
hay Pascal and Troy,
tnx for this nice video - nice as asual :-)
Troy,
i know this stainless tool also from my "Oma"...
when we children once again "fetched" fish from the stream ... which was not entirely legal ..... hmpf - but long time ago... :-)
my best regards from austria to you both.
That stainless steel soap bar is a real revelation for me! Super keen on getting/making one. I've always hated peeling/processing garlic because of the stink it left on my fingers...for days even, ugh. Can't wait to try this - cheers!
Great video. It had it all: dolphins whales sailing fishing cooking
Very nice lights and the other stuff
Seriously though I could watch an entire video of that beautiful drone feetage with some wave noise or island groves.
Good stuff guys awesome country🍻🤠👍🐟🐟🐟🦞🦞
My little weekly dose of happiness, thank you frs xx🤗😊
Will - South Africa. Pasqi, you and Fran from B2B are the only two women who know how to handle a fishing rod. Thanks for the woderfull videos.
Great video. Every time I watch your cooking and dining on fresh seafood, I get so hungry! Quite a difference from shopping in a store. Going snorkeling or fishing to catch your seafood and then cleaning and preparing, then finally eating. But, oh so delicious!
Very Beautiful⛵👍
Wonderful to see the both of you so healthy and well rested.
A pleasure to watch!!
heya that is a really nice backyard that you have
Great guys . Thankyou for this , appreciate it .
Such good vibes.
Swim bladders fried are good too
Y’all are great! Hope you can make it to the Texas coast one day or better yet we can make it to Australia
Fish soup, seaweed noodles, you gonna grow gills!
That'd be pretty cool, thinkin bout it. Enjoyed this vlog tremendously. Beautiful photography and a sustained warm pleasant vibe. Cheers
Konjac is made from a root, not seaweed.
I wish just once, when she makes something like that Soup, I could have a small taste LOLOL...... good job guys ... OnWard....
Keep up the good 👍 work
Just started enjoying your videos and will be watching all of them in time. Australia"s remote waters are amazing and the wildlife photography is awsome. Looking forward to new episodes!
Hope you go back and watch some of the first ones in the Kimberley region. Really special place.
Another fantastic video, thanks for sharing.
Good tip on the stainless bar thank you !
Club Med can,t beat you ! Guy,s
WOW, what an adventure. An what a beautiful place to just be! ✌🏻💗😊❣️
Cheers.
Great to see you guys living on the ocean again. It put a smile on my face!
Soup looked great.
Excellent as usual!!!
Great vid thanks guys, also love that you USE ALL of the fish that is taken for the table, hate seeing other channels that knock the fillets off and dump the frame/carcass over the side .....Stay safe ...Kracka...
thanks again guys🙂🙂
I stopped the video to go to Amazon and buy the pressure cooker. Now I just need to learn how to make something in it. I leave for the Sea of Cortez for a few years of cruising next month and will be weened off frozen orange chicken from the super market.
Great video, thank you. Like the stainless steel tip, must try some time. Keep sailing and enjoy.
Cracking footage! I am so glad that pressure cooker has been replaced oh, it was keeping me up at night! I like the Locking lid too but as Troy knows even dive tanks explode if expanded and contracted enough times.
stainless does work for getting rid of smells on hands, a girl at work told me about it years ago. Now after cutting up onions or anything with a strong smell I wet my hands and rub them on the stainless sink, smell usually goes completely, or is much reduced.
You have done such a beautiful job on your little yacht, congrats on your circumnavigation of Australia.
Such a beautiful backyard. Love the drone work this week.
First rate episode, you guys have it made!
Great points on aging fish. Thanks. 👍
Great video! I must say I quiet like the layback approach to these last few videos. Thanks for sharing.
Wow those whale bones were amazing. I love how you live off the bounty of the sea. Great video!
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Another top vid.. 👍👍👍 Yet again my “envy” levels have increased 👌
AWESOME Episode!!!!! LOVE you Two!!!!!
Nice visuals! Camera clarity looks awesome 👏