...... holy shite .... Ashley, totally get your nervousness when i saw how steep the ramp was, Nahoa was nowhere near level when the tow machine got on the ramp ..... laughing .. "do you hear the ticking", I drive a 86 volkswagen diesel and call it the rattler .. that was no ticking on the second start .. ouch ... Willa sure is demonstrating the sponge thing, taking in all that is going on around .. some save this peeks just before we start school where everything is regimented and we are taught to conform .... you are so lucky to have worked your way into a situation where you will be there for all her milestones and watch her evolve ..... I am anticipating that you really enjoyed your pillows that first night ... thx for the share .... never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
BEN....First engine noise seems to be valve clearance, but the second louder noise could be a bent valve knocking on the piston's head or a spun rod....don't know what has gone with the engine in-between noises but I would remove de rocker cover and check for valves play....from there remove the head next....but sounds no good at all. Also, check your engine rubber mounts, seem they are a bit tired Congrats on going back to boat life.
If you crank for many long times an engine that does not want to start, exhaust fills with water as the raw water pump spins.....that water can backflow to the engine and water-lock it ....or wost...if the engine starts it could destroy the engine (bend rod, crack piston.....) If it doesn't start you must close the seacock, and reopen it as soon as it turns on. Hope this was not the case
My fellow BC's are back! You gotta admire a guy whose at full ease changing a diaper and still doing the presentation. so are we sailing someplace warm yet? Cheers to you both...
G'day mate, that's absolutely a bloody brilliant idea. Keep Wood as an extra hand, to assist, especially now, since Ashley & Ben had their baby, Willa. At least Ashley could focus more attention on the lil tot. Then Ben could teach Wood the in & outs of sailing, service, etc...While bluewater, open-ocean cruising! Cheers from Margaret River, Western Australia 🇦🇺.
@@myinfinitestate1586 I am West Aussie! Down south is my favourite place in this world. You are so lucky to be there....love love Yallingup, Dunsborough and Mags. I have a skippers license...learnt to sail in Hong Kong when I lived there..... Living now in Germany.... no ocean. Cheers! Stephanie
@@stephaniemathyssek106😃 I reckon you're a fellow Sandgroper mate :) Where bouts you originally from in WA? You're absolutely spot on, Southern WA is an absolute bloody beaut. I surf all along the south of WA. But living in MR, I honestly, have the best surfing on planet Earth and some of the best wine! Only second to the surfing in Teahupoo, Tahiti. Why did you leave WA? Take care. Cheers :)
You Guys have inspired myself and fiance to follow our dreams to sail the Caribbean and hopefully a lot further. Keep the videos coming!! We love them and look forward to each new video posted! I can absolutely relate to the refits and the insane amount of work it takes to maintain vessels, being a marine diesel tech, surveyor and refit specialist.. Ben and Ashley, you guys are kicking butt! Thank you for the inspiration!!!
Congrats on your work that went much faster than others I watch and balancing out the work w/family .like the fact you hired locals- you guys rock. Safe travels
Wonderful that you're back in your Nahoa home at last! (Willa's gonna have SO much Fun turning stopcocks and valves on or off and licking the bilge water! Her real adventure starts before you even get under way!) Enjoy!
Congrats on getting in the water, I can't wait till you leave port, I'm sure you feel the same! Take care and look forward to the next video, the journey continues
Glad to see you in the water. I love all the new gear on the mast. I am a little concerned about that engine tho!!! Good luck. I'll be waiting for the next episode!!! Still lot's of snow here in Ontario. 6 or 8 weeks till I the ice is gone from Georgian Bay
Amazing to see you in your home on the water!! Fantastic, awesome. Good luck. Great to see you hiring locals to help with everything. They deserve a huge bonus for their hard work!!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO you guys inspire us. We raised our young fella on our C&C 29 Mk2 for a couple summers. Dream of selling off our mundane lifestyle and doing something similar, Nova Scotia winters can eat it! Cheers! - The Wournells
"What keeps us going is the knowledge life on board is magical, and we'll do almost anything to get back on the water." Wow, your words evoke a whole world of sailing, adventure, struggle, a world between sky all around and water as far as the eye can see. Your videos are very inspiring, they really help people think of what pursuit or dream is theirs, and then to morph that through grit & hard work into reality. I'm 67 and this kind of sailing life was a dream I held for years, and slowly set aside. You've inspired me to make a cautious foray into coastal sailing here in Thailand / Malaysia after buying a used 22' or 26' sloop (hopefully a 1980 Westerly). I like your intro map showing the countries you've made landfall at so far: Bahamas, BVI, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Grenada, Puerto Rico, Columbia, Panama, Galapagos, Fr. Polynesia, Cook Islands, Tonga, NZ, Fiji, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, Palau, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand... and the saga continues! There was only one line to describe Odysseus' boat in the Odyssey: "black and fast." I think Nahoa fulfills that too. Last thing, take lots of pics and publish several books: a coffee table short Captain's log book with a photo section & chapters on each country and the changing ocean, plus a much longer e-book autobiography of the journey, and others! It'll keep the dream alive reliving your saga after you make landfall to spend a few years ashore. I can see you guys returning to this life many times over the years. Go for it. Thanks for your wonderful videos!
Congratulations!!! Have a safe adventures and for me time to start watching your old videos again till the next Sunday comes... it’s a habit already and loving it... kinda addicted... 😍
Yay! Congratulations and gaining another knowledge bump. Hope nothing major with motor. Waiting with baited breath for your next adventure. Be safe, God be with you, fair winds & following seas.😎
Hi Guys.... Glad you are back in the water and on your boat. Long time in coming....! I'm a faithful follower of the channel for several years, I don't really comment. Just here waiting for the next adventure.... Keep up the good work and keep Willow safe.... From Houston, TX.
Awesome clean up job ., the boat looks new compared to how it looked when you got back to it .. Cheers 🍻 and here’s to the continuing adventures that lay ahead .. can’t wait to see ..
Praying for your success and congrats to your new member. Your adventure is very inspiring story amidst this gloomy and never ending news of this pandemic. The very best of luck and God Bless.
After just finishing my 26ft 55yo wooden putt putt boat, (just cleaning and re antifouling) I cringe at the stress you must go through on the hard. Thank you for sharing and all the best.
Yes such a stunning scenery always. I enjoy this a lot. Reminds me of my trips where I take the good music like the Guns N Roses, Imagine Draongs or the Delta Parole and then enjoy the powerful feeling of the sea. ¡vamos!
Like you said, stuck valve. You could try pulling the rocker arm cover and checking and lubing the valve train. I have had that work. Or pull the head and check for damage on piston and valve. Most of the time it's just a bent valve. However, if the head of the valve comes off, total destruction!
Heres a tip...you can paint the rough side of your fiberglass with gel coat / wax addative 2% and 2% mekp mixed into the gel coat. Scuff the durface with 80 grit sandpaper and clean with acetone...then brush on gel coat mixture.
@@ba-tobartc.6230 if some of the paint made it on the tape when pulling it dried it can take pieces off where you just painted. Removing when wet guarantees nice lines.
@@ba-tobartc.6230 Also, the tape will get very difficult to remove if it is left in the sun or gets wet. So hard that even a razor won’t remove the gunk.
Ashley Ben Willa congratulations!! Ben changing a diaper with only a glance or two, professional yes. I hope the engine fix will go well. From lock in down to afloat. 👏👍⛵️🏝
You have Sticky valves in the heads from sitting for a year they have rusted a little bit because of moisture, Pull valve covers and use WD40 on the valve stems! Hopefully haven't bent valve on the one that was popping up through intake.
I remember when we had our first baby. It was a living hell I was literally a nervous breakdown walking. It's tough to get used to but after a few years they get so much better and life seems to peek through the clouds again. So glad you guys are back on the water family and all! Safe travels!
.... Valve, rocker arm, or a piston rod. Pull a glow plug so you can sound a screw driver to the piston top. Roll the engine by hand back & fouth at TDC. Youll feel the play if any
Sounded like a misfire in the first video. Probably air got in the fuel injector lines. Which the injectors on diesel work off pressure and not electronics. Either a good rev will fix it or need to bleed the lines. Second video sounded like piston slap a bit. Need to go in and take off the camshaft and then the valve caps to lubricated/clean the valve stems.
bang bang goes the timing chain, tensioner might have let it slip check it first, before heads gotta come off, might be out of oil, but yea. the kids so cute, welcome back aboard, i think ya earned a beer
Congratulations, Nahoa is back to touch the sea water, there may be minor repairs that need to be made, keep health and safety firts....I am waiting for the next adventure....Salam dari Indonesia
Ive been following you guys for a long time, your my favorite sailing channel hands down - love you guys. Having said all that, its great to see you back on deck. Admittedly, im surprised you guys didnt just sell Nahoa and sail the pocket cruiser to Thailand - lol (what, itd be fine) Here take my patreon money. Happy to see you back in your element.
Congrats guys your finally in the water. Cracked me up when Willow made that sound after drinking from the Gator aide. Blow some froth off a few beers you both deserve it xx
You guys are awesome cheers to my fellow Canadians ! I'm in Ontario. Work oil and gas ⛽ id love to do something similar, retirement early and hit the seas.
What a marvellous milestone - so , so happy for you. Please take time to be in the now and get landbased jobs done right before adventruing out to the seas. Love from London Landlubbers x
interesting - i'm guessing you can determine exactly where the bulkheads are located (from lagoon) and keep that measurement handy for when you haul out?
...... holy shite .... Ashley, totally get your nervousness when i saw how steep the ramp was, Nahoa was nowhere near level when the tow machine got on the ramp ..... laughing .. "do you hear the ticking", I drive a 86 volkswagen diesel and call it the rattler .. that was no ticking on the second start .. ouch ... Willa sure is demonstrating the sponge thing, taking in all that is going on around .. some save this peeks just before we start school where everything is regimented and we are taught to conform .... you are so lucky to have worked your way into a situation where you will be there for all her milestones and watch her evolve ..... I am anticipating that you really enjoyed your pillows that first night ... thx for the share .... never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
BEN....First engine noise seems to be valve clearance, but the second louder noise could be a bent valve knocking on the piston's head or a spun rod....don't know what has gone with the engine in-between noises but I would remove de rocker cover and check for valves play....from there remove the head next....but sounds no good at all. Also, check your engine rubber mounts, seem they are a bit tired
Congrats on going back to boat life.
If you crank for many long times an engine that does not want to start, exhaust fills with water as the raw water pump spins.....that water can backflow to the engine and water-lock it ....or wost...if the engine starts it could destroy the engine (bend rod, crack piston.....)
If it doesn't start you must close the seacock, and reopen it as soon as it turns on. Hope this was not the case
My fellow BC's are back! You gotta admire a guy whose at full ease changing a diaper and still doing the presentation. so are we sailing someplace warm yet? Cheers to you both...
Very true
You guys are too kind.
Well done! Take Wood with you! Teach him to sail.... Life changing for him and you‘ll need an extra pair of hands :)
G'day mate, that's absolutely a bloody brilliant idea. Keep Wood as an extra hand, to assist, especially now, since Ashley & Ben had their baby, Willa. At least Ashley could focus more attention on the lil tot. Then Ben could teach Wood the in & outs of sailing, service, etc...While bluewater, open-ocean cruising! Cheers from Margaret River, Western Australia 🇦🇺.
@@myinfinitestate1586 I am West Aussie! Down south is my favourite place in this world. You are so lucky to be there....love love Yallingup, Dunsborough and Mags. I have a skippers license...learnt to sail in Hong Kong when I lived there..... Living now in Germany.... no ocean. Cheers! Stephanie
@@stephaniemathyssek106😃 I reckon you're a fellow Sandgroper mate :) Where bouts you originally from in WA? You're absolutely spot on, Southern WA is an absolute bloody beaut. I surf all along the south of WA. But living in MR, I honestly, have the best surfing on planet Earth and some of the best wine! Only second to the surfing in Teahupoo, Tahiti. Why did you leave WA? Take care. Cheers :)
I mentioned the same on previous ep. at least for a short passage !! He should at least get your scooter !!!
Great idea
I’ve been waiting for Sunday Sailing Nahoa all morning!! Time to gather the family and cast the video on the TV for a quality family vlog!!!!
WOOOHOOOOO!! May you have fair winds and following seas xo
No other yt video in my recommendations gets me as excited to watch it as your recents do
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@@niccosaur7778 stfu
I’m so glad u haven’t changed ur intro. It makes me so happy which has been hard fir the last yr of covid. Thanks for continuing 💓
That red sail lucks boss! Willa looks exactly like you Ashley! So cute to see her expressions at the end of the video. Precious!
Canadians without beer. I cried for you both. 😢😢😭🤞🍻
As an Aussie I felt that pain also🥺🥺💯🍻
You Guys have inspired myself and fiance to follow our dreams to sail the Caribbean and hopefully a lot further. Keep the videos coming!! We love them and look forward to each new video posted! I can absolutely relate to the refits and the insane amount of work it takes to maintain vessels, being a marine diesel tech, surveyor and refit specialist.. Ben and Ashley, you guys are kicking butt! Thank you for the inspiration!!!
Yes take wood with you!! That would be life changing for him & would be a great helper!
Congrats on your work that went much faster than others I watch and balancing out the work w/family .like the fact you hired locals- you guys rock. Safe travels
Wonderful that you're back in your Nahoa home at last! (Willa's gonna have SO much Fun turning stopcocks and valves on or off and licking the bilge water! Her real adventure starts before you even get under way!) Enjoy!
What a big day! Congratulations! Nothing better than a painted bottom. Glad you were able to make the splash!
Y'all should have a million subscribers. Great people. Loved Willa growling at the end. Along for the ride from Texas! Cheers!
Congrats on getting in the water, I can't wait till you leave port, I'm sure you feel the same! Take care and look forward to the next video, the journey continues
Glad to see you in the water. I love all the new gear on the mast. I am a little concerned about that engine tho!!! Good luck. I'll be waiting for the next episode!!! Still lot's of snow here in Ontario. 6 or 8 weeks till I the ice is gone from Georgian Bay
Amazing to see you in your home on the water!! Fantastic, awesome. Good luck. Great to see you hiring locals to help with everything. They deserve a huge bonus for their hard work!!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO you guys inspire us. We raised our young fella on our C&C 29 Mk2 for a couple summers. Dream of selling off our mundane lifestyle and doing something similar, Nova Scotia winters can eat it! Cheers! - The Wournells
Agree that winters suck but Nova Scotia summers are amazing. Love Canada's Ocean Playground!!!
"What keeps us going is the knowledge life on board is magical, and we'll do almost anything to get back on the water." Wow, your words evoke a whole world of sailing, adventure, struggle, a world between sky all around and water as far as the eye can see. Your videos are very inspiring, they really help people think of what pursuit or dream is theirs, and then to morph that through grit & hard work into reality.
I'm 67 and this kind of sailing life was a dream I held for years, and slowly set aside. You've inspired me to make a cautious foray into coastal sailing here in Thailand / Malaysia after buying a used 22' or 26' sloop (hopefully a 1980 Westerly).
I like your intro map showing the countries you've made landfall at so far: Bahamas, BVI, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Grenada, Puerto Rico, Columbia, Panama, Galapagos, Fr. Polynesia, Cook Islands, Tonga, NZ, Fiji, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, Palau, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand... and the saga continues!
There was only one line to describe Odysseus' boat in the Odyssey: "black and fast." I think Nahoa fulfills that too.
Last thing, take lots of pics and publish several books: a coffee table short Captain's log book with a photo section & chapters on each country and the changing ocean, plus a much longer e-book autobiography of the journey, and others! It'll keep the dream alive reliving your saga after you make landfall to spend a few years ashore.
I can see you guys returning to this life many times over the years. Go for it. Thanks for your wonderful videos!
Congratulations... great job Ben... so far... you’ll be underway soon...
Great job guys... 2-3 weeks more and you are ready to sail again.... im happy for you and the baby, nice sail family
Congratulations!!! Have a safe adventures and for me time to start watching your old videos again till the next Sunday comes... it’s a habit already and loving it... kinda addicted... 😍
Yay! Congratulations and gaining another knowledge bump. Hope nothing major with motor. Waiting with baited breath for your next adventure. Be safe, God be with you, fair winds & following seas.😎
G'day Nahoa, nice to see your ready to finally splash her. Good luck and safe passage mate. Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺.
Hi Guys.... Glad you are back in the water and on your boat. Long time in coming....! I'm a faithful follower of the channel for several years, I don't really comment. Just here waiting for the next adventure.... Keep up the good work and keep Willow safe.... From Houston, TX.
What a fantastic milestone. Congratulations. That being said, that engine clip at the end sounded a little scary. Good luck.
So so happy to see you back where you belong. Let the journey restart 💙💙💙💙
Awesome clean up job ., the boat looks new compared to how it looked when you got back to it .. Cheers 🍻 and here’s to the continuing adventures that lay ahead .. can’t wait to see ..
congratulations, I am so happy for you. It was delightful to see the boat launched into the water. Happy Sailing!
Willow is absolutely precious! She was made for sailing life!!!... Blessed be to you all! Be safe have lots of fun!
Praying for your success and congrats to your new member. Your adventure is very inspiring story amidst this gloomy and never ending news of this pandemic. The very best of luck and God Bless.
It is so great to see her discovering everything in the world. This is the best time in your life.
What a great job! Talk about having a peace of mind.
Yes! So glad y'all made it back on the water. Let the adventure continue!
"Eat, poop, sleep" describes my life too during pandemic! Glad to see you back in the water!
Congratulations!!! So happy for you y’all!
i am so glad to see Nahoa splash....long time coming. safe travels on your journey....maybe one day we'll cross paths
Willa is the best supervisor, ever! may the lord watch over you.enjoy!
After just finishing my 26ft 55yo wooden putt putt boat, (just cleaning and re antifouling) I cringe at the stress you must go through on the hard.
Thank you for sharing and all the best.
Yes such a stunning scenery always. I enjoy this a lot. Reminds me of my trips where I take the good music like the Guns N Roses, Imagine Draongs or the Delta Parole and then enjoy the powerful feeling of the sea. ¡vamos!
I really enjoy your channel I fallow quite a few
And you two are among my favorites you have the best personalities keep doing what you do!
oh, that diesel engine rattle sounded expensive.... Here's hoping you got it fixed!
Not yet. Mechanic tore engine apart. 🤷♂️
odd if engine was running fine before u stored it, interested what mechanic says, oh and great video again !!!!!!!
Sounded like it threw a piston or rod. Sounded awful.
Like you said, stuck valve. You could try pulling the rocker arm cover and checking and lubing the valve train. I have had that work. Or pull the head and check for damage on piston and valve. Most of the time it's just a bent valve. However, if the head of the valve comes off, total destruction!
Heres a tip...you can paint the rough side of your fiberglass with gel coat / wax addative 2% and 2% mekp mixed into the gel coat. Scuff the durface with 80 grit sandpaper and clean with acetone...then brush on gel coat mixture.
Great work you two... three!
Pro tip: take the tape off as soon as you’re finished painting.
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@@ba-tobartc.6230 if some of the paint made it on the tape when pulling it dried it can take pieces off where you just painted. Removing when wet guarantees nice lines.
@@ba-tobartc.6230 Also, the tape will get very difficult to remove if it is left in the sun or gets wet. So hard that even a razor won’t remove the gunk.
Smart advice.
Wooooooow.... happy to see you back in the waters! Soon to see you guys catching big MAHI And TUNA.. Take Care always!!
Good to see you in the water Again. God bless and Good luck. Happy Sailing
Don’t blame the solenoid, it’s more likely to be brushes! 🤔 Great to see you getting back into the water again! Stay safe. 😎🏖🌴☀️🇦🇺
Ashley Ben Willa congratulations!! Ben changing a diaper with only a glance or two, professional yes. I hope the engine fix will go well. From lock in down to afloat. 👏👍⛵️🏝
I’m overjoyed to see you have the boat back in the water!
You have Sticky valves in the heads from sitting for a year they have rusted a little bit because of moisture, Pull valve covers and use WD40 on the valve stems! Hopefully haven't bent valve on the one that was popping up through intake.
Best of luck Ben, I am very very happy and excited to sail with you virtually, thanks for such a wonderful compilation
I remember when we had our first baby. It was a living hell I was literally a nervous breakdown walking. It's tough to get used to but after a few years they get so much better and life seems to peek through the clouds again. So glad you guys are back on the water family and all! Safe travels!
Unfortunately that engine sounds hurt. You all are great :’) lots of love from NYC.
You are both amazing and I think y’all can do anything. And make videos to show us too. Thank you for sharing your life journey with us.
Positive vibes that it's an easy engine fix. Willa's a beauty. Hugs from Ontario.💕
Congrats you three! Good luck and can’t wait for more!
Watching you guys from Yukon. Still ice and snow here. Sure looks good there.
Despite the work, magical indeed.
Hopefully your engine problems resolve with out too much cost. Truly looking forward to seeing the canvas/Dacron flying again. Enjoy!
Awesome!!!! Sharing your excitement of being back in the big blue!!!!
Good luck with the motors!
.... Valve, rocker arm, or a piston rod.
Pull a glow plug so you can sound a screw driver to the piston top. Roll the engine by hand back & fouth at TDC. Youll feel the play if any
Congratulations getting the boat back in the water, it's got to be a major relief.
Launching the boat super excited for you. Can't wait to launch ours but there's still a lot of ice in Georgian Bay.
Sounded like a misfire in the first video. Probably air got in the fuel injector lines. Which the injectors on diesel work off pressure and not electronics. Either a good rev will fix it or need to bleed the lines. Second video sounded like piston slap a bit. Need to go in and take off the camshaft and then the valve caps to lubricated/clean the valve stems.
So glad you're back in the water and a sailboat once more! Best of luck guys!
Congratulations. Look forward to following your adventures.
bang bang goes the timing chain, tensioner might have let it slip check it first, before heads gotta come off, might be out of oil, but yea.
the kids so cute, welcome back aboard, i think ya earned a beer
ish sound like a stuck valve that make the piston knock ...
Maybe loose rocker assembly
Could be or something to do with decompression valve or sum
@@benburkett4222 yup we all gonna know when he is gonna pop the valve cover
Sounds like a bigendbearing to me .
piston slap?
Congratulations, Nahoa is back to touch the sea water, there may be minor repairs that need to be made, keep health and safety firts....I am waiting for the next adventure....Salam dari Indonesia
In the UK, we put stickers on the position the lifting straps go, so no mistakes. Something to consider
Before you put to sea you need to put a wood plug attached it each through haul and know where the hammer is for emergencies
Congratulations, take care everywhere you go..
super, I am happy for you!
You did it guys.. Congratulations 🎉. Your in the water
welcome back! ,happy to see that things are finally coming together. take care of the engine .
Ive been following you guys for a long time, your my favorite sailing channel hands down - love you guys.
Having said all that, its great to see you back on deck. Admittedly, im surprised you guys didnt just sell Nahoa and sail the pocket cruiser to Thailand - lol (what, itd be fine)
Here take my patreon money. Happy to see you back in your element.
I love Ben's comment about looking forward to RnR. Mate you have 25yrs until Willa is off your hands! Happy sailing.
Long may your big jib draw!!!! That's Newfy for good luck!!! Love your videos!!!!
You guys steal my heart! Love every upload. Keep up the great work.
Omg that knock at the end. Glad to see you guys are back at it.
I don't know why but every time I watch one of these video's I smile. Great stuff guys
Congratulations on the birth of your baby girl she is beautiful. 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Hard Work and Sucess !!!!! Baby is sure growing fast....
Absolute WOW. That was really down to the wire. I guess the surprises are awaiting us. Especially the engines I guess !
Wonderful seeing you back in the water!
Good work, boat’s looking great guys. Can’t wait to see you sailing again
Big thumbs up. Fair winds and following seas.
Congrats guys your finally in the water. Cracked me up when Willow made that sound after drinking from the Gator aide. Blow some froth off a few beers you both deserve it xx
Nice video guys, and the Cat looks great...lots of work, but that is your home. Take care and be safe.😎🐈👍
congrats on the splash. Good luck with the engines.
You guys are awesome cheers to my fellow Canadians ! I'm in Ontario. Work oil and gas ⛽ id love to do something similar, retirement early and hit the seas.
So glad for you guys! The awesome energy is palpable!
What a marvellous milestone - so , so happy for you. Please take time to be in the now and get landbased jobs done right before adventruing out to the seas. Love from London Landlubbers x
Hello! So excited for you guys I love the vids.
Congrats! Can’t wait to see your next adventures!
Woohoo Congrats on the Splash!!!!!!
interesting - i'm guessing you can determine exactly where the bulkheads are located (from lagoon) and keep that measurement handy for when you haul out?