The unspoken: marry someone who shares your goals and dreams. If you don’t, you’ll end up watching RUclips videos of others living your goals and dreams.
The knowledge of their life on the boat, the mechanics of everything, what they had to do to prepare, the skills they had to learn; it is all so impressive and the way that they appreciate the life they live is refreshing to see. They also work well together; by far, one of my most favourite RUclips couples.
Thank you Nick & Terysa for letting us into your wonderful world. When I tell my children and my grandchildren there’s a better way all I have to do is point to you two. Stay thirsty my friends.
Nick and Terysa good for you!! Humans were meant to be explorers and adventurers! Glad to see someone else going for it!! I used to own a 48ft Grand Banks and lived aboard for 7 years. It was the happiest 7 years of my life. Completely fulfilled! There is something about the connection between us, and living on top of water... it's really great!
I really enjoyed my 7 years of sailboat living and cruising (singlehanded) including a 3 year, 40,000 mile circumnavigation in the high latitudes. Awesome lifestyle and you meet the most interesting, like minded folks.
I just need to say that this was very well filmed. Most sailboat tours, it's like the cameraman doesn't understand how to step back and show the environment. The owners take up 80% of every frame, unless they're giving a close up of some pointless detail. I don't want close ups; I want to see the living space and get a feel for what it's really like!
Very interesting story, I actually did pay attention to details and tried to understand why this couple did what they do . Very remarkable how two people find enough patience with each other. Most of us are wishing to live this life style but never move forward. Nicely done , thanks. Great weather and smooth sailing to you :)
Great video- I’ve watched you guys it inspired me to take the leap as well, although I’m solo. 42’ Catalina Mk2- two months on board & it is honestly life changing in countless positive ways, THANK YOU for the muse & inspiration!
Nice and brave people, very able too. They completely deserve all the goodies of the life style they live, it's the result of their efforts and dreams!)
Y'all are so tremendously endearing and we are quite privileged to have just a glimpse of what you see and experience. I'm truly thankful that you chose to share this endeavor with us. I could not have imagined such a lifestyle. Thank you for sharing with us. Here's to continued extraordinary experiences for you two, and also for us who choose to enjoy what you share with us. Samantha Martin
@Bijan Mehrpour Exactly. And they rely heavily on technology for communication, and on the rent from their property. The idea of escaping humanity is a pipe-dream. Just learn how to live within the society, but separate yourself from the self-consuming distractions.
@Bijan Mehrpour yeah i think it’s rough making money filming adventures instead of enjoying the adventure. but these guys seem to enjoy making videos a lot.
Very educational video. THE Most EDUCATIONAL boating video for me as it included videos of controllers, switches (with corresponding tags to indicate what those switches are for). You are watching to learn so it you see switches and in other videos they are not tagged you don't know what they're for.
Guys lets appreciate youtube for making life better for so many people and providing them means of earning. All these stories and all of them say RUclips is their one of main part of income. RUclips has given opportunity to many people who want to go out an explore. They just need a simple good phone to start working and make videos and if they get successful they are set for sail 😎
Brilliant video. I really enjoyed it. Lots of information and I applaud you for taking the risk and doing it. I've subscribed to follow your adventures.
Terysa is so naturally beautiful. I love seeing a woman who is comfortable in her own skin and wearing no makeup (or very little). Peace, love and blessings to you both.
Can't have any kids... Might sound great before you've had any but after you've got kids you realize that having kids was the whole point of life all the time. It's not always easy but it's by far the most enjoyable experience in life.
Normally I never leave comment on RUclips, but I dream To have a similar lifestyle. I think your video gives really good information about your reality. GREAT VIDEO ! Thx. Want more :)
I was going to take up sailing Around the World but gave up fairly quickly after having got lost about half an hour after turning right out of Portsmouth.
Congratulations, Guys. What an education. Admire you, both, for being who you are. You have to be so aware, and know and learn so many new things. My wife and me would love to spend an evening with you guys and pick your brains. Of course drinks and lovely Indian homemade dinner on us. Seriously! Love and hugs.
Just came across your channel. Wonderful, very down to earth! Even though I'm several (many) years older I'm still hoping for some type of live aboard!
I wouldn't last two seconds. I am extremely claustrophobic...that enclosed space, those low ceilings....ugh...I shudder just thinking about it. My anxiety would be off the charts. But good for them for living the life they chose.
We moved from the US to Mexico - I feel like the biggest challenge to the whole effort was getting out of our house! Selling all our stuff, selling our house was so stressful and it took us about 18months to get out of all our responsibilities. We took my ill Mother with us so that was extra burden - getting her out of her apartment, selling her stuff, etc... I am so grateful we did it - no regrets.
I know this is an older video but with wealth of information. Well we are that close to making our leap into living aboard/cruising catamaran. My house under contract I have sold many items including my small power boat and will take possession of a cat in June.2020. I am excited and nervous as hell LOL. Hope to meet up sometime in the future Take care and be safe during these hard times. Albert and Fatima SV/iDos (I dream of sailing)
pretty cool! do they need to carry visas and passports and file an itinerary with ports their sailing to? can they sail if an electrical failure occurred, hoping they have a backup generator! it would be an awesome experience!
Great questions! We definitely need to carry passports and visas and check in/out of every country just like any other form of travel. And yes, we can sail in the event of an electrical failure, we'd have to go old school and rely on paper charts and hand held VHF. No backup generators I'm afraid! But we'd manage :) - Nick & Terysa
@@sailingrubyrose thanks for answering! i assumed as much on the documents... lol.. but always good to verify! navigating old school with maps, charts, and compasses is good to keep up on! the magnetic north pole shifting will affect compasses more in the future, i imagine... at the moment, it seems to ping the spot between the old and the new one (toward siberia). i wish you well on your journeys to come!
I watched your videos done with the Wynns. I really enjoy both sets of vlogs and wonder how the two of you got together. Keep up the great work. Thanks
Nik, you are a cool sailor, really but Terysa is a better commentator! I really enjoy your vids, thanks for taking me away fron day-to-day live. I shall look forward to your next after having watched all previous ones...save voyages.
>"retiree could do this" Sure. Until the aches and ailments of old age caught up to them. I would say you'd have to be in pretty good shape to continue a lifestyle like this.
I really enjoyed watching this, very well put together. I'd like to recommend at least getting a small a/c unit for the aft cabin. As long as it wasn't running 24/7, I'd imagine you'd be able to power it.
3 goals . . . . . . . . . 1. Find a super HOT Girlfriend 2. Save enough for buying a boat and 2 years money. 3. Buy a boat and sail around the world. 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Srineesh Salur or just do the 2 bottom goals and let the #1 goal not dictate your life. You can do the other two without anyone else! Happiness isn’t achieved through anyone but yourself and your connection to self. If you have that, you’re more likely to attract a good partner. If you worry to much that she’s HOT...she might worry too much that you’re rich$$$. Get your priorities sorted and all will be well.
Good for you!! I loved how you were able to break the shackles and set sail. We live in a conditioned society and it's easy to think there is only one way to live. Each to their own... and I love yours.
The world is changing and I see folks in many communities all searching for a new way to be happy. Living on the edges of some well defined communities. The tiny home community, the Van lifers and those who take to the sea. All seeking a better journey, a better road to travel and more options to enjoy. Nomads all...seekers of the real glue which challenges us all... a life tethered to a regular job which does little to nourish the soul and the spirit...( yes, two different things), is hollow and it's reward must be paid to a bank and not ourselves (in the USA)...which leads to many other questions... is futility. But a life where you must pray for wisdom, excercise strength of character, draw on strong work ethic and mastery of self to draw out the best in one another..where dependence is NOT a dirty word! THAT!...that is a full life and it is it's own reward! When studying perma-culture I learned..."the MOST interesting things happen on the EDGES of things" ...the edge of the woods, a meadow. a brook ...the edge of the ocean...the world...or where the sun drops into the water each evening where it quenches it's thirst and bring out an explosion of stars to steer a ship by! Edges!!!
HEY GUYS, I JUST DISCOVERED YOUR CHANNEL AND WATCHED THIS EPISODE. HOW WONDERFUL YOUR ADVENTURE IS AND I AM JEALOUS. BACK IN THE 90S I LIVED ON MY 43 FOOT SAILBOAT IN SAN DIEGO BAY AND HAD PLANS TO SAIL AROUND THE WORLD. THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN BUT I DID GET OUT OF THE BAY A FEW TIMES. MY NEW WIFE AT THE TIME WANTED A DIFFERENT LIFE AND TO KEEP HER HAPPY WE MOVED OFF OF THE BOAT INTO A MOUNTAIN CABIN TO THE EAST OF SAN DIEGO AND PUT MY BEAUTIFUL BOAT UP FOR SALE. LONG STORY SHORT, THE BOAT WAS STOLEN AND ENDED UP ON IT'S SIDE ABOUT 12 MILES OF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO. BY THE TIME I WAS ABLE TO GET TO IT, IT HAD GONE DOWN IN 1500 FEET OF WATER. WITH NO WAY OF RETRIEVING IT, IT WAS THE END OF MY BOATING LIFE. I DO MISS THAT LIFE AND HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT GOING BACK TO IT ESPECIALLY SINCE I DON'T HAVE THAT WIFE ANY LONGER. MY BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH THAT IS THAT I AM 72 YEARS OLD NOW AND IT WOULD PRETTY HARD FOR ME TO MAKE THAT ADJUSTMENT AGAIN. SO I WILL JUST HAVE TO BE HAPPY WATCHING YOU AND A FEW OTHERS DO YOUR SAILING. LOL LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING A FEW OF YOUR PREVIOUS VIDEOS AND WATCHING ALL OF YOUR NEW ONES. HAPPY SAILING GUYS.
A really good production. There was no stuttering, you stated what you needed to say concisely. I’ve been following you for for a month or so, did the binge. I think you are the best couple “sailing” on You Tube. Fair winds and following seas always!
maritime is not easy life manner,confined space;almost claustrophobic,boat maintenance includes electric,electronic,culinary...is not woman who eats green apple wears pareo on ads
Great Video-Did you guys know how to sail before you got started? I'm two years from retirement (59) and considering living aboard a boat. Lots of decisions to consider. thanks
Peter Foti hey mate- Nick sailed for about 10 years before we finally set off, and I (Terysa) started sailing when we met, so about 4 years I think. If you find our website (www.yachtrubyrose.com) there’s a LOT of info 👍
It should be noted that some of your possessions, particularly sports equipment can be rented out for income and there are websites that do that for you. Having established sufficient passive income could be useful before beginning the sailing life.
Hey Beth! Having children on boats and bringing them up onboard is a great option for people who love this lifestyle- if it's of interest, there's several other RUclipsrs who are doing this (ie, Sailing La Vagabonde). :)
First let me say you guys are an inspiration. Also your previous life kind of looks like mine. Being an EMT and dentist like you all were and leaving it is interesting to me. I’m also an EMT and full time Police Officer in Miami. My question is, what are your plans if any for retirement? It’s something I struggle with when thinking of living the sailing life. Thanks Alex
you have to be soooo rich to do something like this....simple life yes but you need complete financial freedom to make it work. total fantasy for 99.9% of the viewers
First time viewer, wow. After 25 years of city life, Houston TX, I too had enough, but my change to western PA pales in comparison to yours. Best of luck.
Once you're 12 miles offshore, you can. But you can't in inshore waters. There's international regulations about what you can and can't put overboard and how far offshore :)
I don't know how a boat system works, but in an RV, if you left the tank drain open all the time, the #2's would sit in a pile on the bottom and dry out, until you had a mountain. You need to have them floating in water to get them to flush out. It might be similar on a boat.
Burn out is easy when you have experienced so much as a paramedic it's not the same your memory keeps that from happening. (former emt) We have a saying around here Terysa "paramedics save lives, EMT's save paramedics" lol true right. Lovely story and a lovely boat and I so enjoy your videos. :) peace
thanks for the documentary..now I know I absolutely don't want that lifestyle. too many rainbows and sunshine in the comments. looks more stressful than living on land.
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The unspoken: marry someone who shares your goals and dreams. If you don’t, you’ll end up watching RUclips videos of others living your goals and dreams.
True
The unspoken challenge.. is finding them 👍
Or marry no one and be yourself :)
Two Watt 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
So true
The knowledge of their life on the boat, the mechanics of everything, what they had to do to prepare, the skills they had to learn; it is all so impressive and the way that they appreciate the life they live is refreshing to see. They also work well together; by far, one of my most favourite RUclips couples.
Thank you Nick & Terysa for letting us into your wonderful world. When I tell my children and my grandchildren there’s a better way all I have to do is point to you two. Stay thirsty my friends.
Thankyou SO MUCH Mat and Danielle for featuring us on your channel! We're so stoked with this video, you did a brilliant job! - Nick & Terysa
Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose It was a very interesting report, I'd like to do it one day!
Arc Kocsog I hope
You do get to do it one day mate, it’s pretty awesome
GREAT information guys!
Do you guys plan to have a family oneday?
I love your boat! How many feet is she?
Nick and Terysa good for you!! Humans were meant to be explorers and adventurers! Glad to see someone else going for it!! I used to own a 48ft Grand Banks and lived aboard for 7 years. It was the happiest 7 years of my life. Completely fulfilled! There is something about the connection between us, and living on top of water... it's really great!
I really enjoyed my 7 years of sailboat living and cruising (singlehanded) including a 3 year, 40,000 mile circumnavigation in the high latitudes. Awesome lifestyle and you meet the most interesting, like minded folks.
I just need to say that this was very well filmed. Most sailboat tours, it's like the cameraman doesn't understand how to step back and show the environment. The owners take up 80% of every frame, unless they're giving a close up of some pointless detail. I don't want close ups; I want to see the living space and get a feel for what it's really like!
Thanks so much JC! We had a great time filming this, glad you enjoyed the video- Nick & Terysa
What an annoying voice she's got . I'd have kicked her overboard in no time . . . .
@@ianbower827 Not annoying at all.
Very interesting story, I actually did pay attention to details and tried to understand why this couple did what they do . Very remarkable how two people find enough patience with each other. Most of us are wishing to live this life style but never move forward. Nicely done , thanks.
Great weather and smooth sailing to you :)
I love the Ruby Rose crew! Genuine and experienced sailors. Their new series exploring and scoring catamarans is well done!
Thats what I would call living life to the fullest, stay safe.
I just started following these guys after seeing them with Gone With The Wynns...you are all brilliant💛💛
Try watching Zatara r Sv Delos
Great video- I’ve watched you guys it inspired me to take the leap as well, although I’m solo. 42’ Catalina Mk2- two months on board & it is honestly life changing in countless positive ways, THANK YOU for the muse & inspiration!
I have seen many of your videos and this is my favorite. Thank you.
Nice and brave people, very able too. They completely deserve all the goodies of the life style they live, it's the result of their efforts and dreams!)
I have to say one of my favorite vlogs , a true to life insight .......wonderful
Good that you listened to the gut feeling that Ben had.
Great production! I follow Ruby Rose and really liked how you edited this feature. Thank you! SK in the UK
Y'all are so tremendously endearing and we are quite privileged to have just a glimpse of what you see and experience.
I'm truly thankful that you chose to share this endeavor with us. I could not have imagined such a lifestyle. Thank you for sharing with us.
Here's to continued extraordinary experiences for you two, and also for us who choose to enjoy what you share with us.
Samantha Martin
Thanks for sharing this. Kudos for making your dreams come true!
They figured out how to get out of the matrix.
@Bijan Mehrpour Exactly. And they rely heavily on technology for communication, and on the rent from their property. The idea of escaping humanity is a pipe-dream. Just learn how to live within the society, but separate yourself from the self-consuming distractions.
They are still in the Truman Show!!
@@grim7237 If you try to sail from Europe to the U.S. you will crash into a wall and sink your boat
@Bijan Mehrpour yeah i think it’s rough making money filming adventures instead of enjoying the adventure. but these guys seem to enjoy making videos a lot.
This was an awesome documentary. I enjoyed it from start to finish. Well done and congratulations for the beautiful story and the beautiful boat!
Thank you for the hard work you both put into this video and for sharing something so personal. Very enlightening and well done. 🤙🏼
My favorite one so far. Thanks so much!
Very educational video. THE Most EDUCATIONAL boating video for me as it included videos of controllers, switches (with corresponding tags to indicate what those switches are for). You are watching to learn so it you see switches and in other videos they are not tagged you don't know what they're for.
Guys lets appreciate youtube for making life better for so many people and providing them means of earning. All these stories and all of them say RUclips is their one of main part of income. RUclips has given opportunity to many people who want to go out an explore. They just need a simple good phone to start working and make videos and if they get successful they are set for sail 😎
Living the life... wonderful... so organised - great teamwork...safe journeys...
Thank you for this superb video and personal story! I wish you all the best on your life journey together!😊🌐💕🌐😊
Brilliant video. I really enjoyed it. Lots of information and I applaud you for taking the risk and doing it. I've subscribed to follow your adventures.
The Begg Family Antics thanks so much. Welcome to our channel.
Terysa is so naturally beautiful. I love seeing a woman who is comfortable in her own skin and wearing no makeup (or very little). Peace, love and blessings to you both.
She’s gorgeous does not need make up at all.
Precisely Julie n Anavay
Step 1: be really really good looking
yeah she pretty
Another terrific video! You two are very lucky. And, for the record, Nick’s mustache was brilliant!
Can't have any kids... Might sound great before you've had any but after you've got kids you realize that having kids was the whole point of life all the time. It's not always easy but it's by far the most enjoyable experience in life.
@Sydney Austin I explained why in the comment...
Normally I never leave comment on RUclips, but I dream To have a similar lifestyle. I think your video gives really good information about your reality. GREAT VIDEO ! Thx. Want more :)
I was going to take up sailing Around the World but gave up fairly quickly after having got lost about half an hour after turning right out of Portsmouth.
Did you take certification classes to build confidence?
@@aidanhodgescience7634 No, but I took a course in humour, and passed with flying colours!!
Congratulations, Guys. What an education. Admire you, both, for being who you are. You have to be so aware, and know and learn so many new things. My wife and me would love to spend an evening with you guys and pick your brains. Of course drinks and lovely Indian homemade dinner on us. Seriously! Love and hugs.
Just came across your channel. Wonderful, very down to earth! Even though I'm several (many) years older I'm still hoping for some type of live aboard!
I wouldn't last two seconds. I am extremely claustrophobic...that enclosed space, those low ceilings....ugh...I shudder just thinking about it. My anxiety would be off the charts. But good for them for living the life they chose.
We moved from the US to Mexico - I feel like the biggest challenge to the whole effort was getting out of our house! Selling all our stuff, selling our house was so stressful and it took us about 18months to get out of all our responsibilities. We took my ill Mother with us so that was extra burden - getting her out of her apartment, selling her stuff, etc... I am so grateful we did it - no regrets.
Hi which part of mexico? Been there to visit but not to live, seems safe to me, but heard horror stories in mexico too?
I know this is an older video but with wealth of information. Well we are that close to making our leap into living aboard/cruising catamaran. My house under contract I have sold many items including my small power boat and will take possession of a cat in June.2020. I am excited and nervous as hell LOL. Hope to meet up sometime in the future
Take care and be safe during these hard times.
Albert and Fatima SV/iDos (I dream of sailing)
"A lovely drinks cabinet". Lol. Because of course you do.
Ruby Rose! Love you guys. Awesome video!
What a fantastic detailed video of life as a sailor and what to expect as one. Just fucking awesome and well done you two.
Love the alternative lifestyle
Wow. So impressed.
Hi guys. I watched all your videos. This last one is very inspiring. You are awesome !
famille sougnez thank you so much
There is only one word to describe Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose, AWESOME!!!!!
pretty cool! do they need to carry visas and passports and file an itinerary with ports their sailing to? can they sail if an electrical failure occurred, hoping they have a backup generator! it would be an awesome experience!
Great questions! We definitely need to carry passports and visas and check in/out of every country just like any other form of travel. And yes, we can sail in the event of an electrical failure, we'd have to go old school and rely on paper charts and hand held VHF. No backup generators I'm afraid! But we'd manage :) - Nick & Terysa
@@sailingrubyrose thanks for answering! i assumed as much on the documents... lol.. but always good to verify! navigating old school with maps, charts, and compasses is good to keep up on! the magnetic north pole shifting will affect compasses more in the future, i imagine... at the moment, it seems to ping the spot between the old and the new one (toward siberia). i wish you well on your journeys to come!
beautiful happy couple on the wave!
Thanks for the video. Enjoy your journey.
I Love Sailboat Life.... my Dream
I watched your videos done with the Wynns. I really enjoy both sets of vlogs and wonder how the two of you got together. Keep up the great work. Thanks
Nik, you are a cool sailor, really but Terysa is a better commentator! I really enjoy your vids, thanks for taking me away fron day-to-day live. I shall look forward to your next after having watched all previous ones...save voyages.
I'm a day-sailer. Love this...retiree and could do this.
>"retiree could do this" Sure. Until the aches and ailments of old age caught up to them. I would say you'd have to be in pretty good shape to continue a lifestyle like this.
I really enjoyed watching this, very well put together. I'd like to recommend at least getting a small a/c unit for the aft cabin. As long as it wasn't running 24/7, I'd imagine you'd be able to power it.
Loved this video.
Excellent video. Love Nick and Terysa... really happy to see them highlighted here...
3 goals
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1. Find a super HOT Girlfriend
2. Save enough for buying a boat and 2 years money.
3. Buy a boat and sail around the world.
😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Srineesh Salur or just do the 2 bottom goals and let the #1 goal not dictate your life. You can do the other two without anyone else!
Happiness isn’t achieved through anyone but yourself and your connection to self. If you have that, you’re more likely to attract a good partner. If you worry to much that she’s HOT...she might worry too much that you’re rich$$$. Get your priorities sorted and all will be well.
Bravo guys!!!
Great couple - awesome channel
Good for you!! I loved how you were able to break the shackles and set sail. We live in a conditioned society and it's easy to think there is only one way to live. Each to their own... and I love yours.
The world is changing and I see folks in many communities all searching for a new way to be happy. Living on the edges of some well defined communities. The tiny home community, the Van lifers and those who take to the sea. All seeking a better journey, a better road to travel and more options to enjoy. Nomads all...seekers of the real glue which challenges us all...
a life tethered to a regular job which does little to nourish the soul and the spirit...( yes, two different things), is hollow and it's reward must be paid to a bank and not ourselves (in the USA)...which leads to many other questions...
is futility. But a life where you must pray for wisdom, excercise strength of character, draw on strong work ethic and mastery of self to draw out the best in one another..where dependence is NOT a dirty word! THAT!...that is a full life and it is it's own reward!
When studying perma-culture I learned..."the MOST interesting things happen on the EDGES of
things" ...the edge of the woods, a meadow. a brook ...the edge of the ocean...the world...or where the sun drops into the water each evening where it quenches it's thirst and bring out an explosion of stars to steer a ship by!
Edges!!!
Excellent video! I'll definitely check out their channel. Southerly 38' looks like a great boat!
Great story. Lovely production too. It's an easy like from me! Hugely envious too you buggers 👍🤛
HEY GUYS, I JUST DISCOVERED YOUR CHANNEL AND WATCHED THIS EPISODE. HOW WONDERFUL YOUR ADVENTURE IS AND I AM JEALOUS. BACK IN THE 90S I LIVED ON MY 43 FOOT SAILBOAT IN SAN DIEGO BAY AND HAD PLANS TO SAIL AROUND THE WORLD. THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN BUT I DID GET OUT OF THE BAY A FEW TIMES. MY NEW WIFE AT THE TIME WANTED A DIFFERENT LIFE AND TO KEEP HER HAPPY WE MOVED OFF OF THE BOAT INTO A MOUNTAIN CABIN TO THE EAST OF SAN DIEGO AND PUT MY BEAUTIFUL BOAT UP FOR SALE.
LONG STORY SHORT, THE BOAT WAS STOLEN AND ENDED UP ON IT'S SIDE ABOUT 12 MILES OF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO. BY THE TIME I WAS ABLE TO GET TO IT, IT HAD GONE DOWN IN 1500 FEET OF WATER. WITH NO WAY OF RETRIEVING IT, IT WAS THE END OF MY BOATING LIFE.
I DO MISS THAT LIFE AND HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT GOING BACK TO IT ESPECIALLY SINCE I DON'T HAVE THAT WIFE ANY LONGER. MY BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH THAT IS THAT I AM 72 YEARS OLD NOW AND IT WOULD PRETTY HARD FOR ME TO MAKE THAT ADJUSTMENT AGAIN. SO I WILL JUST HAVE TO BE HAPPY WATCHING YOU AND A FEW OTHERS DO YOUR SAILING. LOL
LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING A FEW OF YOUR PREVIOUS VIDEOS AND WATCHING ALL OF YOUR NEW ONES. HAPPY SAILING GUYS.
enjoyed it , , , be strong -- be free -- be happy : - )
Wow what a nice story
Pretty look boat!
A really good production. There was no stuttering, you stated what you needed to say concisely. I’ve been following you for for a month or so, did the binge. I think you are the best couple “sailing” on You Tube. Fair winds and following seas always!
Patrick Wilk cheers my friend
Very cool a bit scary to up and leave everything behind but look at what you have gained awesome job thanks for sharing
One of the most interesting life you guys have , all your videos is so awesome,many thanks
Y’all must be soul mates lol , crazy for that long just living out in the sea
maritime is not easy life manner,confined space;almost claustrophobic,boat maintenance includes electric,electronic,culinary...is not woman who eats green apple wears pareo on ads
LOL!
Fantastic video. nice.
Thanks for a nice video I have watched some of your earlier videos they have all been very good. I was a paramedic in the kent Amb before I retired.
Wow! Nice & amazing living style.
this is an incredible video well done you guys! I would love to do this
Irma Romano thanks
its interesting how many skills you have to learn to do this.
Nice review! Love ya!
Great Video-Did you guys know how to sail before you got started? I'm two years from retirement (59) and considering living aboard a boat. Lots of decisions to consider. thanks
Peter Foti hey mate- Nick sailed for about 10 years before we finally set off, and I (Terysa) started sailing when we met, so about 4 years I think. If you find our website (www.yachtrubyrose.com) there’s a LOT of info 👍
@@sailingrubyrose Thanks for the reply. I'll check it out..
It should be noted that some of your possessions, particularly sports equipment can be rented out for income and there are websites that do that for you. Having established sufficient passive income could be useful before beginning the sailing life.
They have more than enough income to live on without renting
out equipment.
This is hard to relate to...you need to have so much money to live a lifestyle like this. That boat is insanely beautiful!
G8t overview of the yachting lifestyle. Nick, a Freddie Mercury look a like with that moustache 😜
Peter Grimes
Yes she is
Love love love it! What when children come along??
Hey Beth! Having children on boats and bringing them up onboard is a great option for people who love this lifestyle- if it's of interest, there's several other RUclipsrs who are doing this (ie, Sailing La Vagabonde). :)
First let me say you guys are an inspiration. Also your previous life kind of looks like mine. Being an EMT and dentist like you all were and leaving it is interesting to me. I’m also an EMT and full time Police Officer in Miami. My question is, what are your plans if any for retirement? It’s something I struggle with when thinking of living the sailing life.
Thanks
Alex
Land please 😳🙏Lol great video & this would compliment a minimalist lifestyle on land half the time 👍👍👍
you have to be soooo rich to do something like this....simple life yes but you need complete financial freedom to make it work. total fantasy for 99.9% of the viewers
WONDERFUL!
First time viewer, wow. After 25 years of city life, Houston TX, I too had enough, but my change to western PA pales in
comparison to yours. Best of luck.
Thanks for checking out the video and welcome to the channel :) :)
Very well made video congratulations on a job well done
LOVE Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose...watch their channel all the time. This is a wonderful video, beautifully shot! Thank you!
Why can’t you just dump the number 2s in the ocean? I mean fish do that all the time in the ocean and it’s organic as well, why bother use a tank?
Once you're 12 miles offshore, you can. But you can't in inshore waters. There's international regulations about what you can and can't put overboard and how far offshore :)
I don't know how a boat system works, but in an RV, if you left the tank drain open all the time, the #2's would sit in a pile on the bottom and dry out, until you had a mountain. You need to have them floating in water to get them to flush out. It might be similar on a boat.
Excellent
*These are true Pirates of the Caribbean*
Perfect description of the sailing live, great done. I will get back to this next year too. Hope to meet you one day somewhere.
We lived on a 40ft trawler for 10 1/2 years. 40 ft makes a good living space and you can have guests from time to time. Great way to live.
Challenge of a lifetime...with the rewards that go along with it.....I hope to accept such challenge in the near future. God Bless & be safe. Aloha.
I love the ocean, but not enough to live like you guys. But, I would enjoy the not being locked into a full time stressful career.
Your choice.
We did it in small steps. A few weeks at a time. Coastal cruising, and staying in Marina’s. Build up confidence then decide. It’s all possible.
This is beautiful I wish I can do this someday being away from the rest of the world seems interesting
Burn out is easy when you have experienced so much as a paramedic it's not the same your memory keeps that from happening. (former emt) We have a saying around here Terysa "paramedics save lives, EMT's save paramedics" lol true right. Lovely story and a lovely boat and I so enjoy your videos. :) peace
srq lisa cheers
Love it 🥰🥰🥰 subscribed in their channel as well. 😊😊😊
Great video with *heaps* of useful information...Subscribed.
thanks for the documentary..now I know I absolutely don't want that lifestyle. too many rainbows and sunshine in the comments. looks more stressful than living on land.