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I spent 5 years sailing in the tropics in my 20s and ruined my skin with sun damage. I can see the same damage already happening to your faces and that you are not always protected. Please take more care or your skin will be irreparably damaged by the time you are 40.
I know this video is old, but I wanted to say, if what you catch is what you feed your family pan sized fish are definitely keepers. Love the channel and your videos. Watching this stretch of time knowing what is coming is... odd at least. :)
1 week in and ep91! You guys doing so well, guess you are used to being locked up and living in confined spaces and getting as much fresh air as you can.
Peace and Love, the correct name for your "Jesus bars" is mast pulpit, also called "granny" or "fanny" bars, PS Jesus doesn't need bars on a boat, He can walk on water😁😁😁 Lockdown life is pretty ordinary in my opinion. Boring on a boat or on land........ challenge yourselves, replace a skin fitting while in the water😂😂😂. Stay safe, God bless
only people who have no clue abaout bouillabaisse or Croatian brodet call these small fish bait fish. If I were to chose between a first rate steak sized filet of any fish and a bowl of brodet, I´d go for the brodet any time.
Hi again 😃👍⛵️ I was thinking if it’s possible to put a high pressure hose at the bow so when the anchor ⚓️ comes up out of the water it will clean the chain as it’s coming up 🤷♂️⛵️😃 you both are such a wonderful couple 💖🌹🌈⛵️❤️💙💜
If no one else mentioned it, the bars around the mast are sometimes called "granny bars" because they resemble a metal walker a grandma might use to move around securely.
Hi guys! I’ve been binging all your videos and they are so much fun!!! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!!! One question- the bread you guys make always looks so good, can you post a recipe for that and your pizza dough? Thank you!
That's exactly what the fishermen do to cook those fish. It's a common eastern Euro dish, a thick fish soup with potatoes etc, and they sift the soup to extract the bones, a very long-winded process.
LOL. That fish-eating moment made us laugh. Adam, are you sure you were meant to eat that fish? Or perhaps those friendly fishermen meant that you would use it for bait! ;) Love you guys! Glad your spirits are high and you're having a blast with your family.- Anthony and Sherilyn.
as for the weather, pretend you live in Seattle, rain is expected 258 days of the year. And when it is not raining, there is the threat. So live life and quack up. No drama's ever.
I kind of feel like sealing the holes in the deck after you move something is like an integral part of the project! Especially if the deck is cored you really want to make sure you have that buttoned up well. Glad to see you guys doing well. 👍
I am restoring a boat by myself. When I need to remove a thru-bolted item I pull out the trusty vice grips. I place the vice grip on the nut and position it where it can't spin. Then I go on deck and spin the bolt until I hear the vice grip hit the cabin sole. So far I have removed several dozen fittings in this manner. It is a pain in the bum way of doing things and takes forever to remove fittings. So far it is the only way I have found to remove fittings when working alone.
Make your life easy. Fill the old mounting holes with broad head screws bedded well. Anyone looking at them will simply assume they are just for mounting something inside.
Thanks for the fun episode. I think I prefer “Jesus Bars”- it’s like the “Oh Sh..” handles in cars. BTW- I would brace those pipes in the aft starboard (aft port, aft inboard.? ) gas/ anchor locker. One loose gas bottle could take them out and tear out some fiberglass. Your channel has been a relief , Thanks again...
I estimated 8 hours - 6 hours to work up the courage to begin with the remaining 2 hours to get the job done. Wonderful video - wish I was there. :¬) Webhead USA
with all those different species of small fish at hand you got all it takes to make mouth watering bouillabaisse or Croatian Islands´ fisherman-style brodet!!!
Oh guys,doesn’t matter with lockdown,you never fail to make us laugh. Love the fact you have a blow up kayak ....Didn’t see you go over the edge on that one ? Haha haha.And BTW...Hate Spam 😂
I'm impressed no one has murdered anyone else. So far... (Bwaaahh haa haa haaaaaaa!) Shore breaks for... er... essential stuff... are obviously good. Awesome vid. Keep up the no corona death thing. I had a friend we shall name smiley Jim. If you put him in the passenger seat of a car and took him through a 6ft wide cattle gate on a road at 110 mph in a car, he would be all smiley. Scared AF yet smiley. We see through your cheerful demeanour and undserstand you are probably as worried as the rest of us. Maybe more so. Keep safe. (not the most textually ordered comment but if I do a line break it posts half a comment. Bizarrely mobile is better for comments.)
So here in South Africa we would make fish cakes out of that size fish. It would involve mincing the fish (bones and all) into a paste which would be balled, crumbled and fried.
Oh noooo! Be careful with that inflatable kayak. My sister had one that appeared to be just like it. I know it was an Intex brand kayak. I was with her and her husband kayaking in a creek. I had a rented standard plastic kayak. They were in the inflatable kayak. They pulled up near a fallen tree, and an underwater branch punctured it. It went completely flat in less than a minute. Fortunately, most of the creek was no more than waist deep. They had to walk it back.
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Glad to hear that, I've sailed on a few boats where it wasn't the case, specially after a winter on the hard, enough that I've made it part of my personal coming-aboard check-up routine.
Your boat is so cool!! We just subscribed and liked, hope to see you over on our little corner of the Internet! We make travel and lifestyle videos, too!
Khiara, you made inflating that kayak look effortless. Having the same kind myself, with the same pump, I know it's bloody back breaking. I ended up spending $30 and bought an electric pump that inflates it in under 3 minutes. The savings on chiropractor fees makes it well worth it. As for your fish, if the fine folks of Grenada are anything like the Koreans I'm related to, they are immune to small fish bones. They just chomp them down with the rest of the meat. Often they leave the heads on and sometimes (for fish that size) don't even bother gutting them. They tast alright though. eastmeetskitchen.com/videos/recipes/korean-mackerel ruclips.net/video/PMyAJ2M2DSc/видео.html
Hi you two! another great video...I have been cruising the interweb for a boat during the lock down - Have seen a couple of Vancouver's that have put the life raft just where you have - good location - Just curious - how has it been with 4 adults on board....Do you find that MF accommodates that number well? - If you were given a chance to go back in time and give yourself advice - would you buy a Vancouver again?
Hey There to my favourite Millennials! Another cracking video! Question: When eating inshore fish, how do you work around Ciguatera in the Caribbean? There are maps and specific pelagic/inshore/reef fish guidelines, aren't there? I'm wondering how you navigate that issue in the real world.
Hey Bwana! thanks for watching! its a slippery slope when it comes to the toxin our approach is to avoid very large pelagic fish in the risk regions and never eat a large volume of the same fish in once sitting. That way if you are exposed it is in small concentrations. The rule of thumb locally is that south of Dominica its not really of great concern - but this is just heresay.
guys, don`t bother editing! set up two types of episodes: 1. boatwork - Adam can show and explain all fine. 2. life: you are laughing away the days anyway, so why to cut out half of it? Very best regards!
I figured at least a week to get the job done. If fish were too small why not turn them into fish soup? Sing with me Children! Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, wonderful Spam glorious Spam! Second verse same as the first
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Spam and noodles, for Christmas by myself and broke I honey baked it, also breaded it like a chicken fried steak! To bad now they want steak prices for it
Life rafts are not sport or recreational vessels. You typically only use them once and if you did things correctly then you live to reconsider your life's choices another day. 😊🙏
Whilst Khiara was telling us about the fishermen and turned to Adam to say "Maybe this is how we should get fish in the future ..." I felt a strange sense of dread and anxiety and I went all shivery .... Adam seemed to be wearing just a towel: perhaps he had just had a shower and had nothing else on? Please don't sit like that, Adam. Will Editing Khiara have even thought to look for a coverage 'malfunction'? - they have been together for many years now and you tend not to notice ... ! Maybe it's not accidental? This puts Khiara's choice of a miniskirt earlier in the video, and Adam teasing her, in to a different context - they are going to the Dark Side? Millennial Falcon could be renamed 'Star Destroyer' by next week and Adam will breathe asthmatically? Or maybe I had a glass of cider too many while watching this? In the meantime, Granadan seagulls remind me of these guys - ruclips.net/video/p-3e0EkvIEM/видео.html Sorely tempted to change all references to Adam in this comment to 'Bill' ...
wonder how one person does that job...? Vise-grip. process by which you go up and down 15 times, cursing and yelling, typically followed by a 'clonk' sound as the vis-grip hits the bottom and ends up in the bilge, typically under the engine somewhere, way out of reach...
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We just subscribed and can't wait to see more from you guys! We know how time consuming travel videos can be, because we make them too! Excited to support!
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Thanks for the heads up proslice56 we will look into this for sure!
@@SailingMillennialFalcon I hope to be your first member.
I spent 5 years sailing in the tropics in my 20s and ruined my skin with sun damage. I can see the same damage already happening to your faces and that you are not always protected. Please take more care or your skin will be irreparably damaged by the time you are 40.
It’s a Tayana, it has an aft bow too.... 😉
"Oh! What a calamity that was!" Kiara, you are such a jewel. I literally laughed out loud.
Time for Change Channel - “calamity”, a word maybe my grandmother would use. 🙂
I know this video is old, but I wanted to say, if what you catch is what you feed your family pan sized fish are definitely keepers. Love the channel and your videos. Watching this stretch of time knowing what is coming is... odd at least. :)
1 week in and ep91! You guys doing so well, guess you are used to being locked up and living in confined spaces and getting as much fresh air as you can.
Most fish,
Peace and Love, the correct name for your "Jesus bars" is mast pulpit, also called "granny" or "fanny" bars, PS Jesus doesn't need bars on a boat, He can walk on water😁😁😁
Lockdown life is pretty ordinary in my opinion. Boring on a boat or on land........ challenge yourselves, replace a skin fitting while in the water😂😂😂.
Stay safe, God bless
Woah!!! "Fanny bars" is not a name that will ever be used in the UK!
@@Neilhuny hehehehe, probably not
In Grenada your video is going viral under the heading, “starving people on sail boat live off eating baitfish”.
only people who have no clue abaout bouillabaisse or Croatian brodet call these small fish bait fish. If I were to chose between a first rate steak sized filet of any fish and a bowl of brodet, I´d go for the brodet any time.
I’ve had it with rice and man was that good.
Hi again 😃👍⛵️ I was thinking if it’s possible to put a high pressure hose at the bow so when the anchor ⚓️ comes up out of the water it will clean the chain as it’s coming up 🤷♂️⛵️😃 you both are such a wonderful couple 💖🌹🌈⛵️❤️💙💜
If no one else mentioned it, the bars around the mast are sometimes called "granny bars" because they resemble a metal walker a grandma might use to move around securely.
Hi guys! I’ve been binging all your videos and they are so much fun!!! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!!! One question- the bread you guys make always looks so good, can you post a recipe for that and your pizza dough? Thank you!
Try rubbing some candle wax around your floor boards where they touch each other and on top of the beams they sit on. It will stop the creaking.
Forward bow as opposed to forward bow aft? Clear as mud you still keep me amused thanks!
Granny Bars is what I have always called them....
Me too, correct name is mast pulpit
Don't throw the fish heads away make fish head soup Thanks for another fun adventure you guys are always entertaining be safe.
Next time! we will definitely go down that route.
That's exactly what the fishermen do to cook those fish. It's a common eastern Euro dish, a thick fish soup with potatoes etc, and they sift the soup to extract the bones, a very long-winded process.
LOL. That fish-eating moment made us laugh. Adam, are you sure you were meant to eat that fish? Or perhaps those friendly fishermen meant that you would use it for bait! ;) Love you guys! Glad your spirits are high and you're having a blast with your family.- Anthony and Sherilyn.
as for the weather, pretend you live in Seattle, rain is expected 258 days of the year. And when it is not raining, there is the threat. So live life and quack up. No drama's ever.
Wow, those cinnamon buns look great! Is there anything you don't know how to do? Glad you were able to get ashore and grab some provisions.
I kind of feel like sealing the holes in the deck after you move something is like an integral part of the project! Especially if the deck is cored you really want to make sure you have that buttoned up well.
Glad to see you guys doing well. 👍
Thanks for stopping to explain what Twin-Laws were :).
I am restoring a boat by myself. When I need to remove a thru-bolted item I pull out the trusty vice grips. I place the vice grip on the nut and position it where it can't spin. Then I go on deck and spin the bolt until I hear the vice grip hit the cabin sole. So far I have removed several dozen fittings in this manner. It is a pain in the bum way of doing things and takes forever to remove fittings. So far it is the only way I have found to remove fittings when working alone.
Make your life easy.
Fill the old mounting holes with broad head screws bedded well. Anyone looking at them will simply assume they are just for mounting something inside.
Thanks for the fun episode. I think I prefer “Jesus Bars”- it’s like the “Oh Sh..” handles in cars. BTW- I would brace those pipes in the aft starboard (aft port, aft inboard.? ) gas/ anchor locker. One loose gas bottle could take them out and tear out some fiberglass. Your channel has been a relief , Thanks again...
Great video by a beautiful couple of Aussies. Cheers fro Oz🍷🍷🍷
Glad you enjoyed it :) thanks for watching!
Thanks for the laughs!! ❤️
Must be a bit crowded with four on the boat, but at least it's company. Stops one of you ending up in Davy Jones Locker 😄
Whenever you estimate an 2-hour job, figure an all-day job (with breaks and running to the local store to replace parts).
and drinks
Hard work and good fun! Expect nothing less from this channel. Keep those great smiles coming!😁
thanks for watching Cliff! Cheers 😀
I estimated 8 hours - 6 hours to work up the courage to begin with the remaining 2 hours to get the job done. Wonderful video - wish I was there. :¬) Webhead USA
with all those different species of small fish at hand you got all it takes to make mouth watering bouillabaisse or Croatian Islands´ fisherman-style brodet!!!
that sounds good! ill put it on the list of things to try!
Like to see some more Grateful Dead swag.
Oh guys,doesn’t matter with lockdown,you never fail to make us laugh. Love the fact you have a blow up kayak ....Didn’t see you go over the edge on that one ? Haha haha.And BTW...Hate Spam 😂
Breakfast looks good and bet smell great ! 😀⛵️😘 Mike from Missouri
They were probably going to catch a great white with those fish LOL
Yay first! Looks fun, keep laughing.
Enjoy 😊 your video on repairs of life raft new location on sailboat ⛵️! 😀⛵️😘 Mike from Missouri
Funny video, good break from all the seriousness of it all! Thx 😷👍
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm impressed no one has murdered anyone else. So far... (Bwaaahh haa haa haaaaaaa!) Shore breaks for... er... essential stuff... are obviously good. Awesome vid. Keep up the no corona death thing. I had a friend we shall name smiley Jim. If you put him in the passenger seat of a car and took him through a 6ft wide cattle gate on a road at 110 mph in a car, he would be all smiley. Scared AF yet smiley. We see through your cheerful demeanour and undserstand you are probably as worried as the rest of us. Maybe more so. Keep safe. (not the most textually ordered comment but if I do a line break it posts half a comment. Bizarrely mobile is better for comments.)
Awesome video, you guys are looking good!
Keep up the great attitude and be safe.
So…swimming in the rain might get you wet?
Spam is vastly under rated!! Love Spam! 🔪 🐖
So here in South Africa we would make fish cakes out of that size fish. It would involve mincing the fish (bones and all) into a paste which would be balled, crumbled and fried.
that is going on the list of things to try in the future! thanks for the tip
Keep up the great work!
They call it a YO-YO Hand Reel and you tie a hook about 7 inches above the sinker which is at base of the line.
Oh noooo! Be careful with that inflatable kayak. My sister had one that appeared to be just like it. I know it was an Intex brand kayak. I was with her and her husband kayaking in a creek. I had a rented standard plastic kayak. They were in the inflatable kayak. They pulled up near a fallen tree, and an underwater branch punctured it. It went completely flat in less than a minute. Fortunately, most of the creek was no more than waist deep. They had to walk it back.
Watch out guys, there’s a whole load of us heading to Grenada at the beginning of June - we should have a Tayana rally.
Looking forward to it!
I "visited" Grenada in 1983, I didn't like it much - too many unfriendly Cubans running about for my taste.
@@PuntBamaPunt1972 Maybe the USA should mind its own business
Aeronautical Engineering Q&A question for Ben: What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
Hahahaha where do i begin! - an African or European Swallow?
I have heard of your ‘Jesus Bars’ referred to as ‘Granny Bars’. No better or worse than your variation.
Old time illegal fishermen always had a meat mincer on board. Scale em, behead em, gut em, mince em, make fish cakes. Bones become roughage.
Hope you remembered to fix the liferaft's deployment cord on a solid and permanent point…
Good pickup. We did remember this.
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Glad to hear that, I've sailed on a few boats where it wasn't the case, specially after a winter on the hard, enough that I've made it part of my personal coming-aboard check-up routine.
If it's still on port but closer to the center of the boat, it would be called "port inboard"
Spam is good!
Check out Rigging Doctor’s channel. They did a short series on cooking - used quite a bit if Spam.
Always keep a couple of cans around, problem is till the beer virus you could buy ham cheaper than Spam
Your boat is so cool!! We just subscribed and liked, hope to see you over on our little corner of the Internet! We make travel and lifestyle videos, too!
Khiara, you made inflating that kayak look effortless. Having the same kind myself, with the same pump, I know it's bloody back breaking. I ended up spending $30 and bought an electric pump that inflates it in under 3 minutes. The savings on chiropractor fees makes it well worth it.
As for your fish, if the fine folks of Grenada are anything like the Koreans I'm related to, they are immune to small fish bones. They just chomp them down with the rest of the meat. Often they leave the heads on and sometimes (for fish that size) don't even bother gutting them. They tast alright though.
eastmeetskitchen.com/videos/recipes/korean-mackerel
ruclips.net/video/PMyAJ2M2DSc/видео.html
Hi you two! another great video...I have been cruising the interweb for a boat during the lock down - Have seen a couple of Vancouver's that have put the life raft just where you have - good location - Just curious - how has it been with 4 adults on board....Do you find that MF accommodates that number well? - If you were given a chance to go back in time and give yourself advice - would you buy a Vancouver again?
Hey There to my favourite Millennials! Another cracking video! Question: When eating inshore fish, how do you work around Ciguatera in the Caribbean? There are maps and specific pelagic/inshore/reef fish guidelines, aren't there? I'm wondering how you navigate that issue in the real world.
Hey Bwana! thanks for watching! its a slippery slope when it comes to the toxin our approach is to avoid very large pelagic fish in the risk regions and never eat a large volume of the same fish in once sitting. That way if you are exposed it is in small concentrations. The rule of thumb locally is that south of Dominica its not really of great concern - but this is just heresay.
Sailing Millennial Falcon Thank you for the reply! I hope the rest of your quarantine goes well! Stay safe. Cheers, Greg in Vancouver.
guys, don`t bother editing! set up two types of episodes: 1. boatwork - Adam can show and explain all fine. 2. life: you are laughing away the days anyway, so why to cut out half of it? Very best regards!
One Person? Use vice grips and some line...
Granny rails in Europe rather than Jesus bars.
1st channel ever that has received 634 likes and no dislikes! There's usually a "yahoo" in there somewhere... Who could not like SMF?
Thats gotta be a new record! we will have to be more contentious in the future! :P
So that is the Outside World???
I figured at least a week to get the job done.
If fish were too small why not turn them into fish soup?
Sing with me Children!
Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, wonderful Spam glorious Spam! Second verse same as the first
Hey.....spam is good. Hard to beat a spam sandwich!!
Fried Spam sandwich on toast with Swiss cheese, off to the kitchen
@@bigunone , Don't forget the Grey Poupon!
We tried it on a pizza with some success!
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Spam and noodles, for Christmas by myself and broke I honey baked it, also breaded it like a chicken fried steak! To bad now they want steak prices for it
It is really easy to beat a spam sandwich. All you need is a stick.
granny bars
Why bother with a life raft, really, how often do you use it?
There only needs to be one time for it to be needed
Life rafts are not sport or recreational vessels. You typically only use them once and if you did things correctly then you live to reconsider your life's choices another day. 😊🙏
I hope to never use it! - but like most things, i'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it...
@@SailingMillennialFalcon I'm from the UK, Scotland,I'm sure you guys get the humour but to let everyone know I was not being serious, love ,Mike.
2 days. just started watching. But wedge a spanner against a rib to hold it steady. Duh.
6 hours. Huh.
I love and enjoy eating fish, now saying that i hate bony fish for the simple reason is having to pick the tiny bones from your mouth.
Tie off your halyards.
Whilst Khiara was telling us about the fishermen and turned to Adam to say "Maybe this is how we should get fish in the future ..." I felt a strange sense of dread and anxiety and I went all shivery .... Adam seemed to be wearing just a towel: perhaps he had just had a shower and had nothing else on? Please don't sit like that, Adam. Will Editing Khiara have even thought to look for a coverage 'malfunction'? - they have been together for many years now and you tend not to notice ... !
Maybe it's not accidental? This puts Khiara's choice of a miniskirt earlier in the video, and Adam teasing her, in to a different context - they are going to the Dark Side? Millennial Falcon could be renamed 'Star Destroyer' by next week and Adam will breathe asthmatically?
Or maybe I had a glass of cider too many while watching this?
In the meantime, Granadan seagulls remind me of these guys - ruclips.net/video/p-3e0EkvIEM/видео.html
Sorely tempted to change all references to Adam in this comment to 'Bill' ...
HA! no free ballin on camera for me. i had just come out of the water and was trying in vain to keep the seat dry. 😆
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Phewey!
wonder how one person does that job...? Vise-grip. process by which you go up and down 15 times, cursing and yelling, typically followed by a 'clonk' sound as the vis-grip hits the bottom and ends up in the bilge, typically under the engine somewhere, way out of reach...
This is exactly what i envisaged when Khi posed the question! it would be infuriating!
do the work in bikini's and speedo's. Add some pizzazz. More naughtical turms. No drama's and more hoot.
S.P.A.M. Stuff posing as meat
Scott Mangels Spam is “3D bacon.”