Yes, this may very well be my final recurring delivery. After 14 years, I am going to shift gears and begin my sailing career:) Cynthia is a repeat customer!
Have fun sailing! We're in WNC and will be purchasing a mini truck from your business within the next couple of months. Just torn on which one is best for working and such on the mountain here. Personally I have been driving Suzuki vehicles since 2004. Been very reliable. Either way we will be in touch with whoever is running the business when we get our ducks in a row.
Yep...she is fun to be with. Looking forward to seeing evidence of this homemade pizza she's floating. We'll have to come floating up ourselves first to her marina:)
Tony -- I really hope you continue your RUclips posts on this sailing thing to share your lega-sea with your subscribers. I know you're a kind of renninsance -trend setter type so I really hope to see you sporting a Greek fisherman's cap soon. I'm not totally averse to that British helmet as it could come in handy if you were walking under a tree full of monkeys eating watermelon. Best of luck to you Skipper!
Hi Brian, thank you for watching and for your pertinent comments! I don the pith helmet while sailing also. For some reason I cannot shake it. We did a survey and a sea trial yesterday on a Gozzard 37a. I wore the British Pith helmet the whole time and it did NOT blow off! I wonder if it would be appropriate for me to put a video on the MMT channel of me while on the boat?
@@minitrucks Tony -- don't worry about it. It just possibly stems from a deep-seated subconcious desire you had as a child to be a letter carrier when you grew up. (That may also explain why you chose to become a dealer in RH-drive vehicles.) Seriously, I found myself looking forward to your delivery videos and as I found them very entertaining as well as informative e.g. bee keeping, train horns and so on and would love to see some of your ports of call in the future. I apologize in advance for this somewhat amusing, not very "pithy" and highly impertinent comment (I could not stop myself) regarding the choice of possible nautical headgear: a Bombay bowler or a variation thereof could come in handy if one finds themself trapped below deck and has to take a pith. Insofar as the approriateness of being posted on the MMT channel -- won't this boat be a marketing expense for MMT or as its off-site employee team-building venue? Brian '97 Sambar
Have fun sailing! We're in WNC and will be purchasing a mini truck from your business within the next couple of months. Just torn on which one is best for working and such on the mountain here. Personally I have been driving Suzuki vehicles since 2004. Been very reliable. Either way we will be in touch with whoever is running the business when we get our ducks in a row.
Cynthia is awesome 🙂
Yep...she is fun to be with. Looking forward to seeing evidence of this homemade pizza she's floating. We'll have to come floating up ourselves first to her marina:)
Tony -- I really hope you continue your RUclips posts on this sailing thing to share your lega-sea with your subscribers. I know you're a kind of renninsance -trend setter type so I really hope to see you sporting a Greek fisherman's cap soon. I'm not totally averse to that British helmet as it could come in handy if you were walking under a tree full of monkeys eating watermelon. Best of luck to you Skipper!
Hi Brian, thank you for watching and for your pertinent comments! I don the pith helmet while sailing also. For some reason I cannot shake it. We did a survey and a sea trial yesterday on a Gozzard 37a. I wore the British Pith helmet the whole time and it did NOT blow off! I wonder if it would be appropriate for me to put a video on the MMT channel of me while on the boat?
@@minitrucks Tony -- don't worry about it. It just possibly stems from a deep-seated subconcious desire you had as a child to be a letter carrier when you grew up. (That may also explain why you chose to become a dealer in RH-drive vehicles.) Seriously, I found myself looking forward to your delivery videos and as I found them very entertaining as well as informative e.g. bee keeping, train horns and so on and would love to see some of your ports of call in the future. I apologize in advance for this somewhat amusing, not very "pithy" and highly impertinent comment (I could not stop myself) regarding the choice of possible nautical headgear: a Bombay bowler or a variation thereof could come in handy if one finds themself trapped below deck and has to take a pith. Insofar as the approriateness of being posted on the MMT channel -- won't this boat be a marketing expense for MMT or as its off-site employee team-building venue? Brian '97 Sambar
I like those snowball bushes she has
Yes, there were several beautiful flowers all around. Those ones that you see might be hydrangeas.