Wonderful thanks to viewer Ryan and co-host Troy! Speaking of sailing lessons, Philippians: 2,3 "but with humility considers others superior." & Matthew :18,15 " Go and reveal his fault, between you and him alone." Yes, a touch of a stretch, nonetheless...two classy gentleman stood on the high seas! We, as in many, thank you both. Richard
Well looks like you stitched something together out of my nervous dribble haha was a pleasure having you guys not only on board but in Hervey Bay, thanks for the chats and RUclips advice while you were here, there is always a spare car or seat on the boat whenever you guys need it. Legends 🤙🏻
Thank you for including us on your Whale Excursion with Josh. Very interesting learning there is a difference between Northern and Southern Hemisphere Humpback Whales. Very enjoyable watching your videos.
Hi Guys, really enjoy your videos. They are very informative with plenty of sailing. They are also very inspirational. Your spinnaker, however, has been a topic of discussion mind you. I am sure is started out life as a conventional spinnaker and has been stretched into an asymmetrical spinnaker over time. The reason I say this is that it appears to have red and green corners on the clues for ease of setting up while in a bag or sleeve and secondly the panels appear to be stitched symmetrically down the centre of the kite. But, HEY, if it works, why not. Please keep the good content rolling.
So cool reading though the comments and finding positive stuff, learning about Australian accents and so on. Can't say I have ever come across derisive vitriol here on FRS. Glad you could give Josh some exposure too. Stax to both of you good people.
Nice video again. The Whale Watching tour is excellent, even if you have your own boat, it's good just to relax and let some other skipper do the work. They reliably find whales too.
It was nice seeing Josh at work, I usually see him talking in his small white room or in his garage!! Excellent adventure, loved the whales and the music was so good. Thanks again! Nena California
Love your channel, we have so much in common with your boat and ours, (even though it's a Tri) she has the same motor, tender & motor and similar rig and we sail out of Brisbane. I think I have learnt more off your channel than any other, thanks for that. Our Asymmetric Spinnaker is marked port and starboard which never really made sense to me but it works. Keep on cruising, cheers.
I'd noticed the kite being backwards but didn't want to question it as I thought it must have been a conscious decision-for example through trial and error you'd found that it worked better in your particular case!
Im glad you have your spinnaker sorted our it was bugging me lol i notice you only have one sheet so it looks like you have to snuff it to gybe. It also looks a bit over trimmed when the wind is on the quarter.
Fascinating and informative;we sailed from Tasmania to the Daintree in 2017 and visited many of the places you have. I have enjoyed your meanderings greatly. Do you use your drone to help enter anchorages? I will be venturing north again in my Zeston 36 in the coming winter. If you come to Tasmania this summer, I would like to meet up and maybe share some great anchorages. Terry Mitchell
Can't help it, it's the middle of the night when the notification about this vid came, but I'm already watching. You've got some spectacular whale observations there! 🔭
I saw that marking too... however... when you gibe and pull the assi through, the colour markings are reversed... The Luff is longer than the leach, which is the difference between an assi spin, and a symmetrical spin... I think... LOL
Hmm...so asymmetrical spinnaker at a beam reach vs. main and jib? Time for me to research this. It was super fun to see your acceleration at the beginning of this vid.
Red right returning to Sea. Always thought there was an international standard and glad to hear there is not. That and white underbellies of humpbacks learned today. Good on you guys.
Whistles and waving to attract the whales? Hadn't heard of that one. But music playing through the hulls is one I have heard of. The Hervey Bay Humpbacks are rockers as they do have a liking for AccaDacca (ACDC).
I had spotted that maker’s label flying high, but I knew - I just totally knew - that you couldn’t have set it wrong. So I kept silent ... and wondered why Aussies do it differently. 🤣
A viewer pointed the same thing out to Riley and Elayna (flying the Spinnaker upside down) on Sailing LaVegabondes 42 foot Beneteau....Riley's DAD didnt notice..but he gave Riley the business about it some time later. let us never speak of this again, hey?
Lateral marks - the IALA Region A comprises Europe, Africa, and most of Asia and Oceania, as well as Greenland: Port marks are red and starboard marks are green. Region B comprises the Americas, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Hawaii, and Easter Island: Port marks are green and starboard marks are red. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lateral_mark#/media/File:IALA_Maritime_Buoyage_System_Regions.png
Sorry, are you sure you have an asymmetric spinnaker? It looks more like a symmetrical spinnaker. You then have no 3 different corners: head, clew and tack. But only 2 different corners: head, clew port (red), clew starboard (green). Look at video (02:46min.). The symmetrical Spinnaker is normally used with a Spinnaker pole. During the jibe you have to change the clews. If you use your Spi like a Gennaker, as shown in the video. It doesn't matter at which clew (red or green) you attach the Gennaker sheets. So, I don't think you was totally wrong with you head sail configuration. 😉
We sure have different versions of winter sailing! You've a lot less clothes on, while its around 3 deg C here in Victoria, BC, Canada. Still getting out though. I notice you wear a bandanna or balaclava on your face; is this for flies? Or sun protection? Keep up the great work!
Troy and Pascale - WOW, I love how u guys can sail so long and far on a 30 ft sailboat with such small quarters. I have been on many a boat and I do not think I could do it. And Pascale, you have it made being in such close quarters with such a beautiful girl with that melting Aussie accent. Love your channel will watch them all. Would like to contribute, but I do not like Patreon on am use to donating off an Amazon wish list or a lump sum directly into a bank account......in USDollars I am an old salty dog now, so my sailing is as an observer on the boat (l0l)
I felt like I needed a tetanus shot after cruising by that old wreck and then I realized I wasn't actually there with you, so easily do you suck me in and make it feel like I'm right there with you guys. : )
So funny with the France men’s and their red/green opposite of the English. I’m sure you are right Pascal. By the way, in Norway it’s green one the right, going North and in the fjords. Fair winds ,,,/),,,,
@@FreeRangeLiving Maybe, I did think along those lines and there was a period where IT WAS SO; but if this is in response to some comments you might be getting, Pascal is a natural; it is not a way to garner more viewers. Her earthy bubbliness is a part of that, if you get what I mean. Anyways, your videos are great. I watch everyone of them. I have begun a second round of watching your episodes and that is how I realize what is different in recent episodes. Anyway what is it they say? Fair winds and following seas! May your videos keep coming; thru thick and thin!
Ho come on you just have to flip the footage :-) LOL No More Red Port Left in IALA, Region A Cant help it if everyone else is wrong Ha Ha. Sail Safe guys Ant, Cid & the Pooch crew.
It would be nice if the entire world was on the same nautical standards. I'm not saying that everyone should follow us standards. I'm just sayin it would be advantageous if everyone were on the same page.
Hey! I've basically been binge watching your videos as of lately, the two of you are living my dream and I would love to pick your brains! Is there a way I could get in contact with you? Whether it be by letter or DM's online? If this is something you're not up for, not a worry, no hard feelings.
Frank D , I don’t know of any on RUclips going all that way. Maybe ask RUclips by saying something like this. Sailing from Sydney to Melbourne ( I can all most guarantee you there are some as I have seen some) then put in Melbourne to Adelaide which is the Capital of South Australia. Hope that’s helps. I forgot and then put in Perth Western Australia.
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That's the same 🐋 Josh that's building his own 52ft catamaran, give his channel some love here:
ruclips.net/channel/UCBnb_9EksaeBoRZYhs76p4A
Craig Overend thanks mate, that really means a lot
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Free Range Sailing Legends!!
The beauty, the breeze, and the smiles. Makes this old duffer happy. Thanks guys!!
Wonderful thanks to viewer Ryan and co-host Troy! Speaking of sailing lessons, Philippians: 2,3 "but with humility considers others superior." & Matthew
:18,15 " Go and reveal his fault, between you and him alone." Yes, a touch of a stretch, nonetheless...two classy gentleman stood on the high seas!
We, as in many, thank you both.
Richard
Highlighting the important things.. I subscribe to quite a few but your channel touches me, thanks for all you do.
Well looks like you stitched something together out of my nervous dribble haha was a pleasure having you guys not only on board but in Hervey Bay, thanks for the chats and RUclips advice while you were here, there is always a spare car or seat on the boat whenever you guys need it. Legends 🤙🏻
Cheers mate- we had a blast. Good luck with the super canoe!
Free Range Sailing ha super canoe haha love it!!
Thank you for including us on your Whale Excursion with Josh. Very interesting learning there is a difference between Northern and Southern Hemisphere Humpback Whales. Very enjoyable watching your videos.
IALA B is the Americas, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan,Hawaii, and Easter Island. So France is IALA A too ;)
Hi Guys, really enjoy your videos. They are very informative with plenty of sailing. They are also very inspirational. Your spinnaker, however, has been a topic of discussion mind you. I am sure is started out life as a conventional spinnaker and has been stretched into an asymmetrical spinnaker over time. The reason I say this is that it appears to have red and green corners on the clues for ease of setting up while in a bag or sleeve and secondly the panels appear to be stitched symmetrically down the centre of the kite. But, HEY, if it works, why not. Please keep the good content rolling.
It was built for the boat and has always been the way it is. It's an assym.
Love Australia.. you guys take me home every episode I watch!!
So cool reading though the comments and finding positive stuff, learning about Australian accents and so on. Can't say I have ever come across derisive vitriol here on FRS. Glad you could give Josh some exposure too. Stax to both of you good people.
What’s more fun sailing or fishing “ depends if you’re catching I think catching is more fun “👍🏼😂👍🏼
Nice seeing the Whales. Magnificent Creatures. Wishing you safe sailing. ⛵
Nice video again. The Whale Watching tour is excellent, even if you have your own boat, it's good just to relax and let some other skipper do the work. They reliably find whales too.
As always..at treat to look forward to! Thanks for your great content and presentation.
Another awesome tourism Australia video...😁 Great stuff guys. Thank you.
Always a nice chilled vibe mates👌
Wow so beautiful. The guitar picking was tremendous.
It was nice seeing Josh at work, I usually see him talking in his small white room or in his garage!! Excellent adventure, loved the whales and the music was so good. Thanks again!
Nena
California
One day I’ll be out sailing these waters on the double canoe 😜🐋🤙🏻⛵️
Crikey, that 20 mins went fast. A good opportunity to watch with a warm chocolate drink at bedtime.
Thanks!
Love your channel, we have so much in common with your boat and ours, (even though it's a Tri) she has the same motor, tender & motor and similar rig and we sail out of Brisbane. I think I have learnt more off your channel than any other, thanks for that. Our Asymmetric Spinnaker is marked port and starboard which never really made sense to me but it works. Keep on cruising, cheers.
Ah loved it. I know nothing about sailing so the spinnaker looked fine to me lol. Always good videos.
He laughs pensively! Knowing that this will never end or go away 😂
Love you guys. Budget sailing at it's best!
I'd noticed the kite being backwards but didn't want to question it as I thought it must have been a conscious decision-for example through trial and error you'd found that it worked better in your particular case!
Im glad you have your spinnaker sorted our it was bugging me lol i notice you only have one sheet so it looks like you have to snuff it to gybe. It also looks a bit over trimmed when the wind is on the quarter.
Another great video. Thanks for posting
Absolutely amazing video.
Thank you for sharing
Wait, what happened to 20 minutes? That felt like 4 or 5 minutes! I cannot think of anyone I would rather end my week with than you two. Thanks!
Arrgh Matey..Another fine movin picture from our favorite sailors on the briney blue...Arrgh
Those whales looked like they were enjoying the company.. amazing thanks for the footage !
Thanks for the video guy's , love ya
Always enjoy your episodes, great footage on the whales very interesting area where you were sailing!
That crisp and clean white shirt at the end of the video is what is wrong. That's nearly impossible on a sailing boat :)
Fascinating and informative;we sailed from Tasmania to the Daintree in 2017 and visited many of the places you have. I have enjoyed your meanderings greatly.
Do you use your drone to help enter anchorages? I will be venturing north again in my Zeston 36 in the coming winter. If you come to Tasmania this summer, I would like to meet up and maybe share some great anchorages.
Terry Mitchell
We use our Polaroid glasses. I think a drone may be ok once you're anchored to check swing room or find the best diving nearby
I'll tell you what's wrong with this picture. I am not on the boat...
Can't help it, it's the middle of the night when the notification about this vid came, but I'm already watching. You've got some spectacular whale observations there! 🔭
Great video, thank you.
Beautiful place with all of the whales, thank you for sharing here. Can't wait for my t-shirt, gift for Christmas 💚💙💚💙
Lovely- hope you really enjoy it and find the quality good. Ave a great Christmas
The clews on your sail are port & starboard 👍
I saw that marking too... however... when you gibe and pull the assi through, the colour markings are reversed... The Luff is longer than the leach, which is the difference between an assi spin, and a symmetrical spin... I think... LOL
Great whale shots. And my iron level have gone up watching the wreck
Great episode, love the whale watching and the soundtrack
Hmm...so asymmetrical spinnaker at a beam reach vs. main and jib? Time for me to research this. It was super fun to see your acceleration at the beginning of this vid.
Just in light wind. Most people would fly the main too, but we use the assym to cut down on mainsail chafe against rigging.
Red right returning to Sea. Always thought there was an international standard and glad to hear there is not. That and white underbellies of humpbacks learned today. Good on you guys.
9:37 Flying and sailing both have a way of grabbing hold of a person's imagination as a child and following them into adulthood, never letting go.
Excellent as usual!!!
The whales get me every time. What a demonstration of freedom... Finally...
Whistles and waving to attract the whales? Hadn't heard of that one.
But music playing through the hulls is one I have heard of. The Hervey Bay Humpbacks are rockers as they do have a liking for AccaDacca (ACDC).
Great sailing !!!
I had spotted that maker’s label flying high, but I knew - I just totally knew - that you couldn’t have set it wrong. So I kept silent ... and wondered why Aussies do it differently. 🤣
I don't think, this is a asymmetrical spinnaker. Red and green corner should mean a symmetrical spinnaker, which works the best wit a pole.
I'll tell the sailmaker he gave us the wrong sail.
Looks like a symmetric spinnaker...so does it matter which way around you fly it?
I think it’s neat that more people would rather watch whales than fish
Great episode.
Happy Thanksgiving from Florida!
Love Love Love every one of your episodes but sometimes that Aussie ascent can be tough to navigate ;-)
Nah, I would listen to Pascale read a phone book. I love the accents.
Just a suggestion for you .... you can turn the subtitles on to help get you through the Aussie drawl :^)
@@dougsmith8971 Love the ascent too :-)
Nah mate, she'll be right in the long run
What accent?
I know I've seen a global map with IALA zone A vs B somewhere. I thought it might of been NOAA Chart #1.
The only thing I could find wrong, was that the video was half as long as it should be!
A viewer pointed the same thing out to Riley and Elayna (flying the Spinnaker upside down) on Sailing LaVegabondes 42 foot Beneteau....Riley's DAD didnt notice..but he gave Riley the business about it some time later. let us never speak of this again, hey?
I don’t think it was upside down but that they reversed the tack and clew
I could watch the whales all day long!
Oh and you both , too!
:-D
Cool guitar music.
Ha! Cheers mates.
heya that boat has only a few HP more then mirrool lol
Happy Thanksgiving .
It’s a little bit more obvious when you hoist a symmetrical spinnaker by the clew
How is your 30ft, full-keeler so damn fast?
Lateral marks - the IALA Region A comprises Europe, Africa, and most of Asia and Oceania, as well as Greenland: Port marks are red and starboard marks are green.
Region B comprises the Americas, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Hawaii, and Easter Island: Port marks are green and starboard marks are red.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lateral_mark#/media/File:IALA_Maritime_Buoyage_System_Regions.png
Thanks Miq, we'll pin it to help everyone out.
I know I’m going to regret this!, but why can’t we all do the same?
Or is it because water goes down the plug hole the other way round ?🙃
Can't remember it does go the other way…
Isn't it all a myth?
I thought port markers were always red but what changes is the side you keep them for port/channel entry and exit
Sorry, are you sure you have an asymmetric spinnaker?
It looks more like a symmetrical spinnaker. You then have no 3 different corners:
head, clew and tack.
But only 2 different corners: head, clew port (red), clew starboard (green).
Look at video (02:46min.).
The symmetrical Spinnaker is normally used with a Spinnaker pole. During the jibe you have to change the clews.
If you use your Spi like a Gennaker, as shown in the video. It doesn't matter at which clew (red or green) you attach the Gennaker sheets.
So, I don't think you was totally wrong with you head sail configuration. 😉
Nice video thanks
We sure have different versions of winter sailing! You've a lot less clothes on, while its around 3 deg C here in Victoria, BC, Canada. Still getting out though.
I notice you wear a bandanna or balaclava on your face; is this for flies? Or sun protection?
Keep up the great work!
Good sun protection.
There’s a British cannonball stuck in a wall near wear I moor my boat. That”s why its a different system from the Brits.
You have a tiny kite very short of the deck but good sailing
Troy and Pascale - WOW, I love how u guys can sail so long and far on a 30 ft sailboat with such small quarters. I have been on many a boat and I do not think I could do it. And Pascale, you have it made being in such close quarters with such a beautiful girl with that melting Aussie accent. Love your channel will watch them all. Would like to contribute, but I do not like Patreon on am use to donating off an Amazon wish list or a lump sum directly into a bank account......in USDollars
I am an old salty dog now, so my sailing is as an observer on the boat (l0l)
We only have Patreon and Paypal I'm afraid but glad you are loving our adventure.
I felt like I needed a tetanus shot after cruising by that old wreck and then I realized I wasn't actually there with you, so easily do you suck me in and make it feel like I'm right there with you guys. : )
So funny with the France men’s and their red/green opposite of the English. I’m sure you are right Pascal.
By the way, in Norway it’s green one the right, going North and in the fjords.
Fair winds ,,,/),,,,
Anders Jakobsen France is region A.
Greetings from Germany!
bon veido amigo capetin toujour courages nice😍😙🌟⛵🎊💐
love it!
Well you're having a whale of a time I see. Lol @ the sail being around the wrong way. I woudn't know the diff. cheers.
Should of had the main sail up. Flying the spinnaker with out the main is not a good plan.
thanks
How Many meters is long your boat?
9.14
nice video thanks
Thank you too! And welcome to Patreon Don :D
Nowadays we don't get to see Pascal in her near-natural state. Check out your earlier videos (first 30 or so}
Maybe it's getting colder
@@FreeRangeLiving Maybe, I did think along those lines and there was a period where IT WAS SO; but if this is in response to some comments you might be getting, Pascal is a natural; it is not a way to garner more viewers. Her earthy bubbliness is a part of that, if you get what I mean. Anyways, your videos are great. I watch everyone of them. I have begun a second round of watching your episodes and that is how I realize what is different in recent episodes. Anyway what is it they say? Fair winds and following seas! May your videos keep coming; thru thick and thin!
NEED A WHISKER POLE TO KEEP IT FLYING NOT BOUNCING. A DOWN HAUL ON THE POLE WILL KEEP HER FROM ROLLING.
I wish i could give multiple likes to your vids.
I always thought there was something wrong with the kite in that clip. DELETE :)
Haha "our whales".....
That's it...putting a toll on the sea border..🤑
Oh and a exit tax....⬆️⬇️
in japan they dont use cameras
4 kin ell your flying goose wing encore
LOL I've done that
At 6:30... Does the sky look photoshopped or something? So weird looking lol
It's a stainless bar. Unusual effect.
@@FreeRangeLiving Hahaha omg I'm blind
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whats wrong with the picture im not in it
Ho come on you just have to flip the footage :-) LOL No More Red Port Left in IALA, Region A Cant help it if everyone else is wrong Ha Ha. Sail Safe guys Ant, Cid & the Pooch crew.
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It would be nice if the entire world was on the same nautical standards. I'm not saying that everyone should follow us standards.
I'm just sayin it would be advantageous if everyone were on the same page.
😀👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hey! I've basically been binge watching your videos as of lately, the two of you are living my dream and I would love to pick your brains! Is there a way I could get in contact with you? Whether it be by letter or DM's online? If this is something you're not up for, not a worry, no hard feelings.
It's a frequent question but we only have time to answer patrons. We try give free advice etc every week.
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Does anyone sail south Australia?
Frank D .yes but not many, or do you mean Southern Australia or South Australia ?
We will have to go and see.
Capt Chef Mark SV Alcina : don’t know the difference but I mean the southern coast like going from Sydney to Perth
Frank D , I don’t know of any on RUclips going all that way.
Maybe ask RUclips by saying something like this. Sailing from Sydney to Melbourne ( I can all most guarantee you there are some as I have seen some) then put in Melbourne to Adelaide which is the Capital of South Australia. Hope that’s helps. I forgot and then put in Perth Western Australia.
⛵️🐋🐋🐋 ⛵️Great episode 🐋⛵️⛵️⛵️🐋