Troy is such a great teacher. On this video he explains how and why he cuts up the mackerel. He also shows and explains the anatomy of the fish. Very informative. Very interesting. Viewers can enjoy the beautiful photography, the sailing, and we can learn something, too. Thank You!
Fingertip tiller work - that's how I like it. I've loved tillers since I was a boy. I can steer with a wheel, but it's not the same. I love your fishing ethos too - take what you need and leave the rest. The planet can handle this :-) Keep your videos coming please - they remind me of what's important in life. :-)
I grew up on the New England seacoast and started sailing Sunfish, Sailfish, daysailers and slowly worked my way up to a 30'-er similar to yours. I moved to landlocked Denver almost 26 years ago. I LOVE watching your videos, but they make me miss the ocean terribly. Thank you for your vids! I learn so much and remember even more. Cheers from Denver!
Thanks Theo. It makes us very happy to know we are bringing some joy to people all over the world as well as sharing with you all our wonderful country. Take care and happy memories.
So far have watched 14 of your videos and plan on binge watching some more this Sunday due to bad weather. Have been watching sailing videos for a few years (la vaga, catalpa more recently) I love the spearing and the crabbing. Adventure is my passion and spearing and camping is what I do as my outlet with a dream of sailing. For now I will live vicariously through your very well edited videos. Great Aussie couple who I cannot get enough of. There is something so endearing that draw views like me in. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us.
There is a few videos to get through yet! Thank you for the encouraging words. We set out to pass on our knowledge a little bit while showing how great this continent is. Comments like yours tell us we are in the right track. Take care and happy binge watching.
Paradise ! Man, you've got it all : Sun, a beautiful woman besides you, fishing the freshest fish ever, while listening to my favourite band, Fleetwood Mac. I'm dead jealous !! I'm too old now for living all this myself. PS Wow, a brilliant idea to get fresh air in your cabin ! Take care, you too, keep me dreaming.
You guys are awesome and I watch them all. Truly one of the best sailing vlogs on RUclips. You really should consider creating a personalised charter hire company i would pay for the experience of what you show. Fantastic videos, super informative, natural and well filmed. Fantastic places awesome scenery with practical tips from how to cook crabs, sharpen hooks, history, sailing where to find water . You have it all covered. I wait with eager anticipation for every video. May you do this forever.
Very high praise Andrew! I have done some guiding in the past and it was a lot of fun. We really enjoy doing this now and the connection we are making with so many people. Hopefully we can keep doing this full time as it's something we obviously love. Thanks for joining us and we will try to get even better.
I've been watching you videos for a short time now, and I'm really enjoying them! I love the hands on attention you show as you explain things such as the way you removed the skin and bones from the Mackerel in a very smart way. Great tips! I learn something on every video. Keep up the great videos!
Smoky Ribs BBQ & Southern Cuisine - We'll be checking out your channel once we've got a bit more internet credit. Always on the hunt for new recipes and ideas, particularly when it involves smoke! Thanks for watching, Pas
You guys are awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips from cooking seafood to boat maintenance etc I am very impressed with your expertise inculuding your vids which are so thoughtful and authentic. I stumbled on a recent post and am now watching all from the beginning onward and deriving much pleasure.
Top work again, got really hungry when you where doing the fish, tasty stuff. Froze it a few times, to look how you have the sails set and laughed at the one finger steering. What more could one ask for, keep up the good work!!
Always do the finger test! The wind vane performs very well when the rig is finely balanced and it puts my mind at ease knowing Mirrool is performing well.
Mmm Mmm Mmm, more fishing with handsome Troy & lovely Pascal. Enjoyed the lesson on how to carve up those delicious beauties too. Sailing, motoring, becalmed, & personal hygiene tips, it's all good with your excellent video, narration & music. Love your channel!
What a great video ! You's never cease to amaze me with your candour and humour. Love it ! Great fishing guy's ! Thanks again for all the action on the ocean !
We just returned from visiting an old friend on a remote area delivery barge. In his deck floodlights must have been 50 sharks chopping bait. Talk about action on the ocean!
I love watching you guys at sea. Lots of great tips and ideas. I just got back from a sailing school in Florida, US and will be helping a friend move his boat to St Thomas/US Virgin Islands next month. My plan is for a “New” boat in the next few months (fingers crossed), then off to cruise in the Caribbean. I hope he Bialys recipe work well for you. I love them! Should definitely be do-able in a Dutch oven! Be well...
Free Range Sailing: the recipe includes amounts for a batch of 1 dozen(?) bialys. I love them with caramelized onions in the central depression and poppy and/or sesame seeds sprinkled on top.
Yet another brilliant and informative video, love you guys you just go from strength to strength. Forget the pro docco makers you guys rock, thanks for being you and taking us with you on your travels. Fair winds and I cant wait for the next installment. :)
Used to live in Nhulunbuy / Gove as a kid, lots of great memories from there, Our neighbours had a trailer sailer and would take us out on trips that i have never forgot, unfortunately they moved to new york to the world trade centre : (
Another fine video, thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your videos, I find them entertaining, educational and inspirational as well. I really want to cruise Oz now!
It's a great country to see by sea and vast wilderness to have all to yourself. We hope you make it here and perhaps our paths might cross. Travel well.
Thanks guys, great video. We always look forward to seeing y'all. The wind scoop looked like it was working great 🌬. From your fans here in central Florida, good on ya. I hope we said that right. Smooth sailing. ⛵⛵⛵
Love the filleting technique I always have a problem filleting a Mack so I will implement your technique love your air conditioned as well...another great video
First time seeing this video. You guys are awesome. What a nice couple spending time on a nice (but smaller) sail boat. Beautiful girl and a very nice guy. Now to catch up.
These episodes are always so short. You know, buckle up with some pizza and a beer, hit that play button and sit back and then it's already over… Anyway, great stuff and soon becoming The Sailipedia! ☝️
This was another very interesting and informative episode! Wishing I could use all of this stuff you guys are sharing with us right now, but I'm freaking land logged till the right ship finds me.....thank you once again.....
Awesome video as always.lm so happy that I found your channel. I wonder if you two are the same age she looks so young and cute he’s a lucky man to have such a cute woman to sail with.keep up the great work and thank you for sharing your knowledge.you two have shown so much of nature’s beauty I look forward to every adventure you share thank you so much.
Huy guys another great video. Next time your online check out a bit of kit called a " tacker" it goes around the rolled genoa and you clip the tack of your chute to it. You can the keep tack in the centre of the boat also let it up or down. You sail a lot further down wind if you let it up the rolled genoa. Check it very handy bit of kit I reckon you can make one out of seat belt webbing and a few snap shackles. Martyn
Yeah what you do is put a line on the track down through say the bow roller or similar. That way in light winds you pull it down tight and point up to the wind . Off the wind you let it up the genny and let the sail balloon out the front you can nearly sail down wind. Good fun trying anyway lol.
AWESOME you are the sailing NINJA love the painless death approach (fish lobotomy) the stone chuker seems like cruel and unusual punishment!!!! by the way my wife made me stop practicing......
Nope, no more croc info.... What a beautiful piece of story telling, visually and orally. Loved the detailed analysis of the Spanish Mack and brain location, I usually skewer my fishies but I am never really too sure about the location of the brain. Other fish might be similar and certainly with Flatties the brain location is behind the eyes about the same distance. Lovely Zen like ending with the gorgeous sunset coming into Nhulunbuy. Oh to dream......
Hi Steve, I know I'm 2 years late putting this up but I only found this 2 weeks ago through " Cruising Helmsman" so excuses are justified! Flathead-if you put the knife into Hobart on the map of Tassie behind the eyes it kills them instantly every time, Tony
Hi Troy & Pascale, another great and informative Vid, when you get a chance could you explain your hose set up for washing the fish fillet area while under sail? Cheers Cal
Thanks Cal. We can show the hose but it's just a jabsco pump plumbed through the deck to a 3/4" fitting for a garden hose connector. The hose is about 5' long with a quick connect at the end.
That's it. We have a longer hose with quick connectors we use to wash the whole deck, but the shorty is used most of the time to keep the cockpit clean and to shower with.
Great video guys! Recently started watching your vids, I am new to sailing, only at the international 420 stage (got to start somewhere) I do like your fishing, much is being learnt already, cheers :-)
As usual,another brilliant glimpse into your life. A bit of the Mac whilst reeling in the Queeny👍 Into Gove,no prizes where you got that idea from😉 How far down the east coast do you reckon you will venture?As far south as the Gold Coast?Would love to bump into you if you do,and if you are so inclined 😊 All the best as always,happy sailing⛵️😀
We love the Mac. We'll be heading to Tassie if all goes according to plan so check our Facebook to keep tabs on us (vids are a few weeks behind) and we would be delighted to one day meet up over a few beers.
Troy is such a great teacher. On this video he explains how and why he cuts up the mackerel. He also shows and explains the anatomy of the fish. Very informative. Very interesting. Viewers can enjoy the beautiful photography, the sailing, and we can learn something, too. Thank You!
Fingertip tiller work - that's how I like it. I've loved tillers since I was a boy. I can steer with a wheel, but it's not the same. I love your fishing ethos too - take what you need and leave the rest. The planet can handle this :-) Keep your videos coming please - they remind me of what's important in life. :-)
Every time I watch you two, I think about what freedom's true meaning is....
We found your channel a few weeks ago and can't stop watching, thanks for sharing your adventure.
I grew up on the New England seacoast and started sailing Sunfish, Sailfish, daysailers and slowly worked my way up to a 30'-er similar to yours. I moved to landlocked Denver almost 26 years ago. I LOVE watching your videos, but they make me miss the ocean terribly. Thank you for your vids! I learn so much and remember even more. Cheers from Denver!
Thanks Theo. It makes us very happy to know we are bringing some joy to people all over the world as well as sharing with you all our wonderful country. Take care and happy memories.
So far have watched 14 of your videos and plan on binge watching some more this Sunday due to bad weather. Have been watching sailing videos for a few years (la vaga, catalpa more recently) I love the spearing and the crabbing. Adventure is my passion and spearing and camping is what I do as my outlet with a dream of sailing. For now I will live vicariously through your very well edited videos. Great Aussie couple who I cannot get enough of. There is something so endearing that draw views like me in. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us.
There is a few videos to get through yet! Thank you for the encouraging words. We set out to pass on our knowledge a little bit while showing how great this continent is. Comments like yours tell us we are in the right track. Take care and happy binge watching.
This is a great place to come through.
Paradise ! Man, you've got it all : Sun, a beautiful woman besides you, fishing the freshest fish ever, while listening to my favourite band, Fleetwood Mac. I'm dead jealous !! I'm too old now for living all this myself.
PS Wow, a brilliant idea to get fresh air in your cabin !
Take care, you too, keep me dreaming.
The Mac! Yes that scoop really is fantastic, cheap and versatile
I love that everything you do is simple but effective - well thought out and you make it as easy as possible.
My wife and I LOVE your videos and sense of adventure. Keep em coming !!
+Sailing Shaka thanks welcome to the crew!
You guys are awesome and I watch them all. Truly one of the best sailing vlogs on RUclips. You really should consider creating a personalised charter hire company i would pay for the experience of what you show. Fantastic videos, super informative, natural and well filmed. Fantastic places awesome scenery with practical tips from how to cook crabs, sharpen hooks, history, sailing where to find water . You have it all covered. I wait with eager anticipation for every video. May you do this forever.
Very high praise Andrew! I have done some guiding in the past and it was a lot of fun. We really enjoy doing this now and the connection we are making with so many people. Hopefully we can keep doing this full time as it's something we obviously love. Thanks for joining us and we will try to get even better.
Love it when you share how to do things. My wife loves watching too!
Excellent. We have heard of a few couples and even some families that watch our episodes. We couldn't be happier with that result!
I've been watching you videos for a short time now, and I'm really enjoying them! I love the hands on attention you show as you explain things such as the way you removed the skin and bones from the Mackerel in a very smart way. Great tips! I learn something on every video. Keep up the great videos!
Smoky Ribs BBQ & Southern Cuisine - We'll be checking out your channel once we've got a bit more internet credit. Always on the hunt for new recipes and ideas, particularly when it involves smoke! Thanks for watching, Pas
Smoky Ribs BBQ & Southern Cuisine i
another great video. a glimpse into your lifestyle really brightens my gloomy life in frozen north america.
We want to come visit frozen N. America some day. Maybe we'll meet some day?
You guys are awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips from cooking seafood to boat maintenance etc I am very impressed with your expertise inculuding your vids which are so thoughtful and authentic. I stumbled on a recent post and am now watching all from the beginning onward and deriving much pleasure.
Thanks for sharing your lives and sharing your knowledge.
I love your videos and learn something every time. Great air conditioner trick.
We try and have something of value to you guys in every episode. Glad you like it.
Love the way you both just go with the flow, very relaxing to watch. Keep Safe and Keep Well
Thanks Roger. You can't tell it's all carefully scripted down to the last detail?
Just donated a little on Patroon for you guys. Being retired it’s all I can manage, but guess ever little bit helps.
Yet another fantastic and valuable instalment - thanks to you both. Love your work.
Thanks Stu as always.
Another great video! My blood pressure relaxed watching you two relax and having fun!
Just finished watching your latest episode after watching all of them in two days! Loved them all! Keep up the good work!
+Tremaine Doering thank you. That is a marathon, glad you're enjoying.
Top work again, got really hungry when you where doing the fish, tasty stuff. Froze it a few times, to look how you have the sails set and laughed at the one finger steering. What more could one ask for, keep up the good work!!
Always do the finger test! The wind vane performs very well when the rig is finely balanced and it puts my mind at ease knowing Mirrool is performing well.
Fantastic skills session! Once again you have aced it. Looking forward to next week.
Cheers Doc, we're thrilled by the response to our efforts.
Mmm Mmm Mmm, more fishing with handsome Troy & lovely Pascal. Enjoyed the lesson on how to carve up those delicious beauties too. Sailing, motoring, becalmed, & personal hygiene tips, it's all good with your excellent video, narration & music. Love your channel!
Thank you as always RJ. Don't swell up our heads too much though or we'll have to go get a wider lens for the camera!
Thanks for sharing, always informative and Inspirational.
Pascal is a doll and a great fisherwoman~~~~
Thanks for sharing, that fish looks yummy, I like the way you cleaned it up
What a great video ! You's never cease to amaze me with your candour and humour. Love it ! Great fishing guy's ! Thanks again for all the action on the ocean !
We just returned from visiting an old friend on a remote area delivery barge. In his deck floodlights must have been 50 sharks chopping bait. Talk about action on the ocean!
You have a healthy population of sharks down there. Thats great !
Subscribed & workin my way through your video's from the start, it's gunna suck when I run out! You guys are the real deal.
There will be one each week to keep you going- unless we are stuck out in the wild with no internet like this last week.
Great video with interesting information and nice music. I look forward to your sharing great knowledge.
I love watching you guys at sea. Lots of great tips and ideas. I just got back from a sailing school in Florida, US and will be helping a friend move his boat to St Thomas/US Virgin Islands next month. My plan is for a “New” boat in the next few months (fingers crossed), then off to cruise in the Caribbean. I hope he Bialys recipe work well for you. I love them! Should definitely be do-able in a Dutch oven! Be well...
Awesome thanks for the recipe of the Patreon Wall Paul. Can you send us quantities with the recipe? ( if you haven't already!?)
Free Range Sailing: the recipe includes amounts for a batch of 1 dozen(?) bialys. I love them with caramelized onions in the central depression and poppy and/or sesame seeds sprinkled on top.
The ingredients list is missing on the post though. Could you please add of possible? Cheers Doc
I wish I had known about our chanel before now I got to Bing watch. One to the top chanels as far as I am concerned . Enjoy the how to
Спасибо за видео. Завидую белой завистью :) Удачи вам и берегите себя!
Yet another brilliant and informative video, love you guys you just go from strength to strength. Forget the pro docco makers you guys rock, thanks for being you and taking us with you on your travels. Fair winds and I cant wait for the next installment. :)
Cheers Nev, we like what we do and happily so do you guys!
Used to live in Nhulunbuy / Gove as a kid, lots of great memories from there, Our neighbours had a trailer sailer and would take us out on trips that i have never forgot, unfortunately they moved to new york to the world trade centre : (
Sad ending to a nice story.
You guys are the best I always learn something from your videos 👍✌️
Handy with the steel. Thumbs up for that fish cleaning lesson!
Another fine video, thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your videos, I find them entertaining, educational and inspirational as well. I really want to cruise Oz now!
It's a great country to see by sea and vast wilderness to have all to yourself. We hope you make it here and perhaps our paths might cross. Travel well.
I'm liking this and every episode.
Great Job. You guys are my favorite sailing vlog. Your content is always fresh and enjoyable. Keep up the great work.
Another awesome video. You two are the best! Sail on ..... 👍✔️
Great fishing, fair winds you two.
Great video guys ,excellent tip on skinning mackerel, it's good to see were you are on your map rgds Peter
Thanks Peter. Glad we could pass on a bit of useful info amongst the banter.
Thanks guys, great video. We always look forward to seeing y'all.
The wind scoop looked like it was working great 🌬. From your fans here in central Florida, good on ya.
I hope we said that right. Smooth sailing. ⛵⛵⛵
That wind scoop is a beauty! Yes, the terminology you have chosen is correct-or- too right mate, you're bloody spot on.
That was an excellent fillet job on that mackerel
Love the filleting technique I always have a problem filleting a Mack so I will implement your technique love your air conditioned as well...another great video
Thanks Juan. Any smooth skinned fish can be treated the same way. Saves time and the portions are great for sashimi slicing.
Another great video and I loved the idea of the wind scoop! I'm going to try that on my boat 👍🏼
Cheap and effective. Experiment a bit to get the best effect. It really moves a lot of air through the yacht.
You guys produce consistently good and entertaining vids that are informative 👌
As always very good videos with a very nice soundtrack.
Nice video - I especially liked the filleting technique. Thanks.
There's a good boat club in Gove - only open Thursday to Sunday but good food.
Great meals at the sailing club and the people were as friendly as you could find anywhere. We liked Gove a lot.
keep yourself safe
Thanks a million guys
First time seeing this video. You guys are awesome. What a nice couple spending time on a nice (but smaller) sail boat.
Beautiful girl and a very nice guy. Now to catch up.
Awesome video! That looks like a lot of fun!
These episodes are always so short. You know, buckle up with some pizza and a beer, hit that play button and sit back and then it's already over… Anyway, great stuff and soon becoming The Sailipedia! ☝️
My sister said the very same thing. Still, better they seem short than dragging on.
Trust me....it would not be dragging on.... I say longer would be better......you two have a blessed trip and stay safe
This was another very interesting and informative episode! Wishing I could use all of this stuff you guys are sharing with us right now, but I'm freaking land logged till the right ship finds me.....thank you once again.....
The info will always be there Ed and we have lots more to deliver!
I think I miss a tiller... thanks for another enjoyable episode!
I will always go for tiller steering. Bomb proof reliability and great feel of your boat performance.
OUTSTANDING on all counts well done on all your vids
Thanks, we appreciate it.
love the fishing :)
Really enjoy and appreciate the sailing tips.
10 thumbs up guys, love what you are doing..
keep em coming
Plenty more coming up, Oz is a big place!
thank you for your time to shareing your life with us i love it i live thur you, ty
Happy we can bring some happiness to you and all of our new friends!
Nice your videos are getting better and better enjoyed it mates!
Awesome video as always.lm so happy that I found your channel. I wonder if you two are the same age she looks so young and cute he’s a lucky man to have such a cute woman to sail with.keep up the great work and thank you for sharing your knowledge.you two have shown so much of nature’s beauty I look forward to every adventure you share thank you so much.
I have a few more sea miles than Pascale so she knows I'm sea worthy.
Love the fishing, the sailing, all the info and your food prep too!
Fish on...!!! great video content....thumbs up from
1FM
Lake, George, NY USA...
You guys,are so lucky. To do this.am shore,you no this,xx.Just love your post..xx.Regards, Keith, France.xx
Really loving the video's keep up the good work guys
Another excellent video, fun and educational. Keep up the great work!
Great vid again guys all the best from Melbourne Aus.
Huy guys another great video. Next time your online check out a bit of kit called a " tacker" it goes around the rolled genoa and you clip the tack of your chute to it. You can the keep tack in the centre of the boat also let it up or down. You sail a lot further down wind if you let it up the rolled genoa. Check it very handy bit of kit I reckon you can make one out of seat belt webbing and a few snap shackles.
Martyn
Do you think the webbing would slide up the jib? I wonder if dyneema threaded through some drilled broom stick sections would work as a roller?
Yeah what you do is put a line on the track down through say the bow roller or similar. That way in light winds you pull it down tight and point up to the wind . Off the wind you let it up the genny and let the sail balloon out the front you can nearly sail down wind. Good fun trying anyway lol.
Tack that should be lol
I always learn so much from your vids. Thanks for sharing all that you do!! PEACE OUT!
Mission accomplished!
Enjoy your videos and way of life.
Great Video, thank you. Keep having fun.
Love Your Travsls, Vids and Mackerel Skin
Another awesome vid guys keep em coming 🤙🏼
Great episode
Wow that was fun...that little shark was fast...good on ya thank you S/V Teak Key
Great vids. Keep em coming.
Another great episode, and I learnt to gut a fish, bonus ;-)
AWESOME you are the sailing NINJA love the painless death approach (fish lobotomy) the stone chuker seems like cruel and unusual punishment!!!! by the way my wife made me stop practicing......
It's the least we can do for the fish that feed us.
Not everyone will share your love of ancient hunting arts.
Cool video guys again ;-)
Tail winds and clear skies !
Thank you Ankush
Thanks for the skinning tips
Hope you get to try them out soon!
Me too. I do a fair bit of the filleting when we do catch fish and have often run into the issues you mentioned. Next time I'll use your method!
Nope, no more croc info.... What a beautiful piece of story telling, visually and orally. Loved the detailed analysis of the Spanish Mack and brain location, I usually skewer my fishies but I am never really too sure about the location of the brain. Other fish might be similar and certainly with Flatties the brain location is behind the eyes about the same distance. Lovely Zen like ending with the gorgeous sunset coming into Nhulunbuy. Oh to dream......
The ending really did reflect how we felt arriving in Gove. A great end to that leg of the trip.
Hi Steve, I know I'm 2 years late putting this up but I only found this 2 weeks ago through " Cruising Helmsman" so excuses are justified! Flathead-if you put the knife into Hobart on the map of Tassie behind the eyes it kills them instantly every time, Tony
Beautiful knife work, I really need practice... so I need to fish more
Fabulous!! Again 👍
I can't imagine that somebody give's it a thumbs down. Keep on the going
We figure some people get upset by seeing fish killed or listening to my jokes. Not to worry, it would be strange if everyone liked our show.
Awesome channel, guys
Great info , thank you.
One cool couple on this boat. No bimbos on this boat. I plan to buy a sailing boat in the future and sail.
We hope we can encourage you in the adventure and pass on s few tricks to make it more fun
I'm going for my skippers licence soon, but i still don't know how to sail!
Try your local sailing club- ask if they have weekly twilight racing. A very good informal way to get on a yacht and start learning.
I'm a volunteer at Marine rescue at Jacobs well Queensland. Some of the guys will teach me how to sail.
You guys are awesome! 🤗✌🤙❤
A big mackerel here would be 15 or 16 inches, good lobster bait!
nice video thanks
Really enjoy your adventures! Just asking if you could show how to make those chaff preventers on the standing rigging. Thanks
The Baggywrinkle is attracting a few questions. We'll knock up a quick how- to. It seems to be a lost art.
I did like your choice of music at the beginning
Thanks so much very informative
Hi Troy & Pascale, another great and informative Vid, when you get a chance could you explain your hose set up for washing the fish fillet area while under sail? Cheers Cal
Thanks Cal. We can show the hose but it's just a jabsco pump plumbed through the deck to a 3/4" fitting for a garden hose connector. The hose is about 5' long with a quick connect at the end.
Thanks guys, so it is just connected to a thru hull to use sea water as a deck wash?
That's it. We have a longer hose with quick connectors we use to wash the whole deck, but the shorty is used most of the time to keep the cockpit clean and to shower with.
You guys are SO COOL
Love your movies
You guys live the dream
Good on you
another great 'how to' vid guys.
Cheers Mick.
Great video guys! Recently started watching your vids, I am new to sailing, only at the international 420 stage (got to start somewhere) I do like your fishing, much is being learnt already, cheers :-)
Welcome aboard and I think you are off to a great start on the 420.
As usual,another brilliant glimpse into your life.
A bit of the Mac whilst reeling in the Queeny👍
Into Gove,no prizes where you got that idea from😉
How far down the east coast do you reckon you will venture?As far south as the Gold Coast?Would love to bump into you if you do,and if you are so inclined 😊
All the best as always,happy sailing⛵️😀
We love the Mac. We'll be heading to Tassie if all goes according to plan so check our Facebook to keep tabs on us (vids are a few weeks behind) and we would be delighted to one day meet up over a few beers.