The True Story Behind Lagoon's Broken Bulkheads: Between Two Sheets with Parlay Revival
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2022
- Mp3 audio version: www.buzzsprout.com/1908295 We sit down with Colin from @ParlayRevival and get a unique view of his entire story, from start to finish. This is a very interesting podcast you won't want to miss.
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Colin mentioned a couple of time how much Jamie had meant to him,,, Parley had NOT been Revived without Jamie at his side,,, so he changed Parley from a Lagoon 450 to a Jamie 465,,, just shows Colins tremendous wisdom and heart
Jamie is back on Parley
@@pieterVTX awesome 👌
Colin has done everyone including Lagoon a great service. The issue is known, it is being addressed and helps those of us shopping for a boat assist with our due diligence.
Colin is an incredible guy, nothing seems to phase him !
When his entire boat was falling apart just as they were setting off to cross the Pacific and then got struck by lightening you could see the disappointment on his face but you could also see that he was never going to quit and he would find a way to fix it !
I was reading comments on his video from people saying he should just walk away from that boat and he'd made a big mistake buying a hurricane damaged catamaran but I think that just made him more determined to fix it !
Watching him and Jamie ripping out the prefabricated interior to get to the damage was shocking, it looked like they were destroying everything, I never thought they would ever get it back together right, but I was wrong !
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It's not just the bulkhead fail. It's all the collateral damage that can result from the entire two hulls flexing out of position. What a mess. Now there are two solid 450s in the world, Colin's and Dave's.
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO!! I'm an 81 year old landlocked fart who has been on a sail boat ONCE, for an afternoon.
I have been following Collin for years, started just after he first bought Parlay. You ALL are such a Great Inspiration! Again, Thank You!!
Man don't apologize for doing advertisements, it's a much needed aspect of this whole deal. Unless you're super cashed up and don't need to make any bucks, I'd definitely welcome sponsors. Anyway it's what makes the world turn, it's a fact of life
Two of my favourite sailing channels having a chat, what could be better
Colin and Jamie turned this Lagoon into a much much safer, stronger and better boat than it was when it was launched new.
Colin is one of the most genuine guys out there, Honest, and calling a spade a spade, great guy and good to see you guys getting together
I've followed Colin & Parley since they started & this is by far the best overview of the whole event, many thanks for getting this out there James, an hour well spent for me, thanks again & fair winds ⛵⛵⛵
I binge watched Below Deck Sailing Yacht and Colin was a frickin' rock star... Basically the only one on the boat (besides the skipper) that wasn't "screwing" around. He was a class act every episode... the voice of reason when shit hit the fan.. Glad to see you're up and running, man..... James, these interview podcast are a lot of fun and very informative. Cheers, you guys.
I watched this whole process with Colin and company, and I'll just repeat it again,..., That Colin knows his shit and is not afraid to get his hands dirty, Really an artist at heart I think.
So glad I saw this , I follow Parlay. Colin is truly a beautiful soul. Far and few between, actually all the Parlay crew are the cream of the crop.
Colin is an impressive dude. I look forward to Sunday and a new episode every week.
You really got Colin to open up! Great to hear him tell the whole story at once, well done 👍🇬🇧😎⚓️
Good recap of the PARLAY story. There are several boat building or boat refit stories going on right now. Colin's story is one of my favorites. His character and his crews characters set them apart. MJ sailing is cool, because they are building an entire boat and Jessica's electric blue eyes. Dauntless is another good story of a rebuild. So many sailing/ building/rebuilding channels right now.
Never forget Sampson - that rebuild is amazing!
Two of my favorite sailors shooting the chitchat… Colin is definitely a very smart mofo who knows exactly what he’s doing! Kudos!
@Sailing Parlay Revival , If you decide to not go across the Pacific, you might look at the route that RAN Sailing took. They headed north from Panama up to Guatemala and they out to Hawaii then Alaska and back down to Mexico. Lots of fantastic cruising ground.
Best hour James super guest.
Super Cool... I usually can't stand to watch two talking heads on a boat (Riley...) unless they have something genuinely interesting to talk about. Loved the collaboration! See you in San Blas (next year).
i dont think plucky will ever leave
This is the Between two Sheets I have been waiting for! Now get Plucky back in with Collin!! Great interview. Really enjoying these.
Ah dude plucky and collin together in this show would be great
The collective wisdom between these two gents….mind blowing. Wishing you all the best, James and Colin! 🙋♂️🙌☀️🌴🌊🍻
Colin has been through some hard times for sure but nothing keeps him down. Been following him since the beginning. Just a wise soul for being so young.
These videos keep getting better and better.
I have been watching the Parlay videos but it was great to get a summary and timeline from Colin here. So thank you.
Great guest, Colin was the RUclipsr that got me started watching everyone. His stopped by the police heading to Florida episode. After watching a few more I decided to start from the beginning and watched all of his episodes. That branched into watching Plukky, MJ sailing, Wind Hippie, Wildlings, GBU and now Zingaro. I love seeing all of you overlap at destinations as well, definitely adds additional reality to your stories. Keep up the good work James!
Colin is a rare type of person and such an inspiration.He is the kind of person who you can truly trust his word.Too bad we don't have more guys like him in this world . You are both wonderful good people . Love both of ya❣️ I'm so glad Colin will be able to start sailing all over creation very soon!🌊⚓🏝️
I love your interviews man. Colin is a good bloke as are you James. I've followed Parleys re build & did not envy doing that job. So pleased for him now its all done. See you next time dude.
It’s great to see you both together I’ve been watching you both for years, it a real treat.
That was a great interview. You knew what questions to ask, and Colin answered them clearly. Awesome job!
Very good. I've watched both your channels for years. This was a GREAT episode and enjoyed it from start to finish.
Thanks.
Great interview and story. Thank to both of you. Well done!
awesome meet up guys
great to hear stories from two sailing channels
with a bit of plucky in between
all the best for the future
fair winds and following seas to you both
{:-) PAV uk
Super good episode - LOVE IT.
Great to hear the backstory from Colin.
Much respect to Colin! Shows what can be achieved with grit and determination. I watched a couple of his very early videos and got side-tracked. Going to have to go binge watch them all now.
Phenomenal video!!
It was so good to see you guys together, sharing your appreciation of the struggle, success at each step and personal tests along the way.
The brutal beat downs will always be understated but the fortitude of both of you shines as an example to each of us.
I thank you and bow in reverence.
Wow man. If I could give 10 likes 👍 I would. I completely loved the style and the content. Laid back and chilled interview with a really cool well known and hugely liked fellow RUclipsr. Allowed Colin to use most of the time to tell his extremely interesting story. You did a great job allowing him the time needed without rushing it, or feeling the need to constantly chip in. The demands for you guys to put out material is so great, it’s difficult to a) allocate the time for this and b) get another extremely busy channel to give up their time to be interviewed properly. Cudos to both of you guys. More please 🙏. Best wishes from the UK (waiting for Covid travel restrictions to lift so we can get our new Seawind 1260). It’s been wrapped up in the factory since last March 🙃
Very interesting conversation between 2 guys that have been through a lot and still have a positive attitude
This is one of your best productions. Thank you for continuing to sharing your journey with us viewers! Keep up the great work.
What a great interview and a great story. Thanks Jamie and of course Colin for sharing. Colin is a genuinely nice guy and I love that he stuck to his guns making the issue public as a service to all boat owners that sometimes things can go wrong and anything that is not right should be brought to light in the way that he did.
Best episode ever! I loved what I'll call the honest interaction. This was inspirational
Nice show James. Having you and Colin chatting real issues is just so nice and helpful and inspirational 👏🏻
Great vid James, Parley story is a pretty amazing and Colin has a great skill set much like yourself when you have had to tackle problems, you guys can sit down and work out a plan to fix and move on. Thank you for the video.
Appreciate this discussion. Eye-opening. Really makes you wonder how much that rigging was over-cinched down when Colin got the boat. Glad he's back in the water having fun.
well done James
Maybe Colin can land a Lagoon sponsorship... 🤣
This was an awesome podcast. Hearing Colin's story (despite watching the channel) put everything into perspective. He should be considered an expert source for Lagoon. Thanks for this one.
That was really fun to hear! Colin is amazing. Incredibly hard working and super smart. Huge fan!
YES this were an awesome DISCUSION , LOVE YOU GUYS GO GO GO
You are both inspirational in every way of the human experience. Thank you. So very much!
Great interview guys. i watch both your channels. keep up the great Video content.
Thanks for interviewing Colin and sharing his story. You both are inspiring and give me the drive to want to go sailing. I just finished ASA 103, 104 and 114. Next is the hardest part, is to purchase a boat and I love Lagoon's. But, I will proceed with caution... Be safe guys and I hope to see you on the water!
Enjoyed another podcast! Thanks! Looking forward to the next one!
Your best video EVER !! I watch both channels equally and it was great to hear Collins story from beginning to end .
Kept it very interesting. I haven't followed the whole Parley so this helps.
3 years now in fit out on my boat from a forest, plenty more to go. Quite right just not giving up.
Got to love the integrity, values, determination and love of life, freedom and adventure of both these guys
Colins quote from his shows intro: "20 years from now you will regret the things you didnt do" spot on!! I'm 71 now heart issues, have the money, but not the health, coulda, shoulda, woulda..... I deeply regret staying married to that ungrateful woman when I could have sold everything and bought a sailboat; my life long dream.
I also live with regrets. Maybe you could buy a boat anyhow that you can sleep on, even if it’s docked at a marina, and take some day trips if you’re health permits. You don’t necessarily have to sail around the world to have fun.
@@professorvoluck9311 Thanks for the feedback...
Great interview.
James Thanks for Doing this interview Colin is one of my favorites from a freshly Retired Auto worker mired in the Snow ❄️ in Michigan 👍🤠🇺🇸
One of the best and most honest assessment of this boating lifestyle. In Australia over the last two years (Covid) everyone has gone for this lifestyle without a true comprehension of the cost financially and emotionally. So thanks to the two of you. Zingaro…keep up this kind of honest content. Winner in my book. To Parlay……hats off to crew for the work. Just finished 6 mths on the hard so completely understand. Gotta go now and fix a leak in my watermaker flush line!
Most excellent interview. Love watching you both
"You either give up or your get thru it" No better words spoken. Thanks for another great episode.
Hey, that was cool man! Dig watching Colin's channel. Been watching for over a year now. James, you are such a great down to earth guy. Been watching Plukky too. I myself spent a year on the hard in the Marina at the Durban yacht lift, gutting and refitting all the woodwork on a 55ft yacht, that we transported on top the deck of a container ship from the Seychelles. All good, so know the feeling of the amount of work involved!! Great stuff. Keep the films rolling. Hope to see all you guys sometime.
I am not a boat owner and have been following a lot of sailing channels and i can Say James this is one of the Best Vlogs i have seen to date so Thank You :).
Nice to see Parlay Revival on your channel. Excellent interview. I hope you two had some good decompression time as well. I have also enjoyed seeing Puckey and you coexisting. He can be a bit ? abrasive ? but we love him for it! Keep up the good work, we value it.
Finally! A real story! Everything that Colin and you said is very true about owning a boat.
But for me I loved Every day when I had my Boat. (A 42' aft cabin motor yawt back in the 90ds) I just hated the time away from my wife. I would only see her on the weekends. So after 5 years I sold her. A sad day for me.
But ya'll are very wright. You buy the boat and it goes down fast befor it comes back up. But years later when you look back on it. It was All a Good time. The people you meet and the friends you make are for Life! And for me it was some of the Best times of my life.
So thanks for the video again.
Aloha from the Big Island!
Love this type of videos!
Your best podcast yet.I really enjoyed it!
Love the TRUTH you guys share...folks NEED to hear this.
How hard it truly is but also rewarding for those who push through. No hot water, no sat TV, as basic as you can get, I don't think enough folks understand what it takes.
So many watch all these different channels and dream of doing what you are doing but so few know what they are getting into.
Continued success Colin and @Sailing Parlay Revival.
James, loving your interviewees and the subjects you share!
Between two sheets. Great idea! Great way to illuminate sailing boat life and boaters! am very impressed with James on how he set this up and the direction it is going.
That was such a good video.This medium is amazing.Thankyou so much.Plukky Colin and yourself have all got real grit all in a different way but nevertheless grit.It is very inspirational.If you read the Venerable voyages of captain John Voss and the Tilikum then you will realise how tough the men were in the days of Shackleton.Nevertheless in the 21st Century there are intrepid adventurers too.
really good stuff right here! both you guys are tough as nails and will always come out on top no doubt!
Great video guys. Just loved it!!!!
Just found this. I have followed Colin from the beginning of his journey and loved watching. Works hard and plays hard. You can tell he cares about people and has a big heart. Will always follow him in his travels.
Great stuff guys. Thanks for the inspirational stuff at the end cheers G
One of the very best interviews of Colin ever!
Great episode. Reality of living the lifestyle, producing content is inspiring. I work full time in China in wine, own a 78 year old family welding business in the usa I grew up doing and used to be a professional waterskier. Sold my last project ski boat in the usa this week. In search of finding a 40-50 foot sailboat in okay shape I can put a lot of work into. Stainless work and solar etc are easy. Goal is to get a boat park it next to my shop build it out with everything I need and then sail if from Lake Michigan to salt water then find you guys. Thanks for the inspiration.
great video guys thanks !!!
I am an overlander and stumbled across Parlay Revival and was hooked. Fun, challenges, technical skills but it is the inspiration of watching Jamie who is always laughing and Colin and his we can do it never give up attitude. I have now watched a few Sailing Zingaro and they have been really entertaining. However, may I say, so far this for me was an excellent Vlog. Good questions, interesting and insightful also demonstrating knowledge of sailing and geography as well as experiences. Awesome - thank you for taking the time to share.
Wow. What a great video. Thanks guys. ✌️
Excellent interview and story!!!!!
Two awesome guys. Two awesome channels. Overcoming massive obstacles and still sailing. There ain't nothing quite worth doing so much as messing with boats. Nothing.
So appreciate your guys video here... learning so much, as I am in the process of buying a Lagoon 450, 500 or 46... Been following Parlay Revival for a while now, and it highlights what to keep a good look out, and ask about. Keep up the great work and fun 👍
I love all three of the channels - yours, Parlay & Plucky!!!
Hey guys, Great video. You talked about going to the Galapagos, We went through the Panama Canal and then to Ecuador. From there we went to Galapogos without a visa, but the port captains give you a week or so to sort out any "issues" you have with your boat, (At each port). From there, we were far enough away from land that by going up to Mexico we missed the doldrums and the horrible area around the Gulf of Tehuantepec. We didn't get to do the sea of Cortez. My advice, take your time. NZ will still be here when you get home, but it is a long way back across the Pacific. Best of luck.
I didn't learn anything new about Parlay, but it was enjoyable to see the whole story together. Thanks for that.
Thank you for this podcast. Very well done. I follow Colin as well as you James. So many enjoyable episodes from both channels but this is one of the tops. Thanks again!
Sure thing. More to come. Thanks for watching and commenting, Loren. 😁
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Hi.. I've been though it as well..
I found Sea Prince striped, sunk and unloved in 1988..
Ok.. I did know what I was taking on.. to a reasonable extent.. 🐱 but the journey.. wow..
One highlight.. that I didn't know when I started.. was the history and meeting the people who built Sea Prince in 1946 was an honour..
Best life decision I ever made...
Send my regards to Colin..
Mark.
Fantastic interview!!!
Great chat. Loved hearing the story of Parley. Good job.
Good stuff ,you guys are inspirational !! I had a 32 ft Keeler in the 70’s that for the first couple of years we hauled out on a cradle so it was always sitting on its keel , then one year we hauled out with a lift and watched horrified as the keel separated from the hull about 1/2 inch ! Scary thinking about all those hard slogs to windward !! replaced the old iron bolts with some titanium mix. Based in Auckland New Zealand we had done some hard sailing around the north east coast . Be great to see both your boats in New Zealand waters .
Love these videos. The background noise is not as noticeable as you think. It actually ads substance to cinematography. Great story. Going to check out his channel.
Good Job! Enjoyed the visit..
I met a retired couple a month ago that came into our marina.
They bought their dreamboat, a used lagoon 450.
I didn't say anything of course, and they had no idea.
Why wouldn't you tell them about this issue
I used to watch your channel until the bulkhead broke
Nice to see you going again
Colin is an inspiration. Thank you for the video.
Excellent interview!
Super cool interview. Love to see some episodes of the three crews hooking up and sailing around together. Great fun!
Thanks for watching, James.
Right after Riley on La Vagabond bought his new Catamaran and started sailing, he went through the entire boat and got rid of every structural creaking noise with a file and filler material. He claimed he could not sleep while sailing, if his boat was making noises where not normal sailing noises.
Great job . You rock on your Pods. Love the true story on Parley🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍
Good Nz morning James. I've been subbed with you for a maybe two years, and now I'm going to subscribe to Colin. And Parley. As well.
Indeed his journey is going to be an interesting one to follow. Thank you for bringing his story to us. Btw it was good to hear a kiwi accent. Just saying. As far as cats go, I think that the Wharram catamarans are probably one of the better sea going designs. I don't own one, and I've never met James Wharram, but his design seems to have stood the test of time., as in Sailing Lucky Fish.
Just my opinion. Again many thanks for sharing your experiences. Thank you for taking the time to upload. Much appreciated. Atb from down here in Nz. Take care. And FYI I've just subscribed to Sailing Parlay. Thanks for the intro.