Peter, the little box looks perfect, that is going to turn out great. As for the guitar, that is the one thing they don't tell you when you are young about getting older, someday everyone you love isn't going to be there anymore, been experiencing that a lot the last couple years. Glad you got the guitar back.
As a kid, I loved boats - especially old wooden boats. I told my dad I wanted a model of one. He took me to the local library and found a book of plans (free), then went to the craft store to buy a bag of scrap balsa ($1.). We made all the running gear from various bits of brass and took a motor from one of my toys to power it. 55 years later, I still have that dollar boat along with all the invaluable memories of building it with my dad.
Peter, we all need those memories to keep us focused and sane, remember in your case whenever your stop talking about your father after his passing then he is really dead , that's why those story`s are so important
Thanks for sharing that Peter. I hope you play it more often. Great that you have it back :) I started my Summer cruise yesterday, crossing Cook Strait in amazing conditions :) Will be spending 3 weeks exploring the Queen Charlotte Sound and catching up with friends. Had my first swim of the season today ! Was working on Tangaroa until 2 minutes before I cast off the lines !!! Great to see you back working on Geordie :) Kind regards, John. Wellington, New Zealand.
I love that story about your father's guitar. I can't believe you are working in just a shirt in December? Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Peter & Andrea, from Eastbourne on England's south coast. Best, Brian
Thank you for sharing. I was just working with my Dad today feeling grateful that we could share the time together. One day he won't be there and I'll be helping my daughters on something else, passing the memories down. It's the circle of life. Thank you again for sharing. Happy New Year and may 2025 bless you with opportunities to help your family.
Thanks for sharing your dad guitar story. I have a picture of my dad and me playing guitars when I was about 11 years old in a ragtime band he had. Music along with boats make for a wonderful set of memories I will alway cherish. Your story brought all those back to my mind today. Thank you Peter.
Great tale about the guitar. Part of why I watch the channel is because of your deep respect for the really importan things in life and this came across to some small extent in the Beer of the Week. Sorry to see it go. Please keep up with little bits of stuf of this sort.
Thanks, Peter. Your story brought back a few memories of my Dad, though he's been gone more than 20 years. Like me with my father, you carry your Dad's legacy with you. I truly believe it's how they live on. Whether you play the guitar, or not, you honor him every day.
May your memories be treasures for the rest of your life, May your father Rest In Peace always. I’m sure he wants you to play the guitar often. Make him happy and play.
Peter, you need to play that guitar brother. That is an incredible story and it came back to you for a reason. My dad gave me several guitars over the years and they are priceless because they came from him. He loves music and even though he doesn't play himself, he knew I loved to play and he gifted me those guitars to continue with my music. Amazing that the picture you showed us was still in the case even after it had been stolen. I know you miss your dad Peter, however you playing that guitar will keep you close to him. Cheers🍻🎸
The overhead in the fo'c'sle is looking real nice Peter. I like the way you framed the serial number. Thank you for sharing the guitar story with us. As always be safe but have fun. 🛥🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Perhaps on this melancholic day leading into a future Christmas week, you will play your Father's guitar for your grandchildren, reflect on its near loss and feel his strumming through your hands, connecting four generations. Wishing the best for you and yours, Gary
Played or not, you have the guitar and the memories. Who knows what the future will hold. After all the boat renos, you might find yourself playing that guitar a lot more.
Sorry to hear that it was the anniversary of your dad’s passing. I’m glad that you were able to retrieve the guitar and that it holds special memories for you. I also wanted to wish you a belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! All the best for 2025 to you and your family. Thanks for all the videos!
Fantastic story Peter and a terrific ending. I believe your dad would be proud of your endeavors. Merry Christmas and happy new year. Godspeed my friend.
I really enjoy your videos, I enjoy your thought processes and clean and efficient solutions to problems. Lang mae yer lum reek, Happy Hogmanay, cheers Dave
Write a song about your experience, a homage to your dad, of being gifted the guitar , neglecting it, retrieving it and then putting guitar music to the words. Mum and dads are very special people. Sounds like a hit to me.
Peter, I'm much preferring the latest format for your videos. It's the boats and the craftsmanship I like, and getting a better understanding of how my old girl is put together. Thank you 😊
Nice story. I had a boat theft on Christmas Day 2019 from my boat moored in Coal Harbour. I didn’t discover the theft till mid January. The police latter told me that Mr and Mrs Drug Addict, the two that had broken into my boat, had also stolen my dingy off the back of my boat and had been found passed out in my dingy just past Lions Gate bridge. Several tools, liquor and other items had been stolen also.
Peter , i find you to be a brave man getting your fathers guitar back . Probably not the smartest way to do that , but brave nevertheless . Don't we all have something that holds the memory of a person close to you . I know i have . In my case it's an unfinished model sailboat that my father started building but never finished . I will never let that thing go . My father died almost 8 years ago .
Word of the week is "nostalgia," people... please use it in a sentence to win Peter treating us to whatever he wants to play on the guitar at the center of the story... GOD that was heart wrenching. I know you're like, an Englishman living in Canada, Peter... but can you please play for us a one-performer arrangement of "Horse With No Name," by America? That would be so beautiful, to play on your father's guitar so far removed in space and time and life from when the man in that photo played it for you. But if not that one, then any you like... I know that it can be played and sung by a single person because about 30 years ago, the first time that I know of that I heard that song, it was while cusping on adulthood and sipping an Italian soda at this place called the "Renaissance Cafe" in Irvine, CA. I asked the singer/guitar artist afterwards if he wrote that himself, saying it was so beautiful, and he laughed and said that no, it was by a band called, "America". Just adore that song. :) But play for us, would you? Take a break for an hour or three from all the sanding... I suppose it might not be your style but some Rob Scallon or Ryan Adams?
Wow, you were lucky to get your guitar back. If there had not been the big guy and the crowd, you may not have succeeded. I would up my security as much as you can and maybe even create a secret, locking storage place for the things that are not replaceable. A simple life is not so simple these days. There is a lack of morality due to circumstance, upbringing, social media, and/or general concern for others now that is hard to reconcile. Remember, this person, if he was the original thief, knows where he stole the guitar so beware. On a brighter note, the boat is coming along nicely. I wish you all Happy Holidays and New Year.
Beautiful work, Peter. The forecastle head is really taking shape. Also enjoyed the triumphal anecdote about the guitar! Question: the last couple winters, you've had to motor Geordie out when running shop tools to avoid noise disruptions - are you still having to do that or are you just working in your slip? Thanks for the top notch content and knowledge sharing!
Great photo Peter, a treasure really. One question, as a longtime viewer I know there was much stuff that habitually stayed in the fo'c'sle. This wasn't junk, so where will it end up in your beautiful Monk?
Cat's in the Cradle Harry Chapin Lyrics My child arrived just the other day He came to the world in the usual way But there were planes to catch, and bills to pay He learned to walk while I was away And he was talking 'fore I knew it, and as he grew He'd say "I'm gonna be like you, dad" "You know I'm gonna be like you" And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon Little boy blue and the man in the moon "When you coming home, dad?" "I don't know when" But we'll get together then You know we'll have a good time then My son turned ten just the other day He said, thanks for the ball, dad, come on let's play Can you teach me to throw, I said-a, not today I got a lot to do, he said, that's okay And he, he walked away, but his smile never dimmed It said, I'm gonna be like him, yeah You know I'm gonna be like him And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon Little boy blue and the man in the moon "When you coming home, dad?" "I don't know when" But we'll get together then You know we'll have a good time then Well, he came from college just the other day So much like a man I just had to say Son, I'm proud of you, can you sit for a while? He shook his head, and he said with a smile What I'd really like, dad, is to borrow the car keys See you later, can I have them please? And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon Little boy blue and the man in the moon "When you coming home, son?" "I don't know when" But we'll get together then, dad You know we'll have a good time then I've long since retired, my son's moved away I called him up just the other day I said, I'd like to see you if you don't mind He said, I'd love to, dad, if I could find the time You see, my new job's a hassle, and the kids have the flu But it's sure nice talking to you, dad It's been sure nice talking to you And as I hung up the phone, it occurred to me He'd grown up just like me My boy was just like me And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon Little boy blue and the man in the moon "When you coming home, son?" "I don't know when" But we'll get together then, dad We're gonna have a good time then
Isn't it about time you did an engine change? There were about 3 in as many years and none since. Perhaps engine changes are like buses... they all come at once 😂
Hi Peter, thanks for the couple years of entertainment, but I can’t stand the way you The way you grunt and grain drives me crazy anyway thanks from Australia
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Peter, the little box looks perfect, that is going to turn out great.
As for the guitar, that is the one thing they don't tell you when you are young about getting older, someday everyone you love isn't going to be there anymore, been experiencing that a lot the last couple years.
Glad you got the guitar back.
As a kid, I loved boats - especially old wooden boats. I told my dad I wanted a model of one. He took me to the local library and found a book of plans (free), then went to the craft store to buy a bag of scrap balsa ($1.). We made all the running gear from various bits of brass and took a motor from one of my toys to power it. 55 years later, I still have that dollar boat along with all the invaluable memories of building it with my dad.
Peter, we all need those memories to keep us focused and sane, remember in your case whenever your stop talking about your father after his passing then he is really dead , that's why those story`s are so important
Loved the guitar story at the end
Thanks for sharing that Peter. I hope you play it more often. Great that you have it back :)
I started my Summer cruise yesterday, crossing Cook Strait in amazing conditions :) Will be spending 3 weeks exploring the Queen Charlotte Sound and catching up with friends.
Had my first swim of the season today !
Was working on Tangaroa until 2 minutes before I cast off the lines !!!
Great to see you back working on Geordie :)
Kind regards, John.
Wellington, New Zealand.
I love that story about your father's guitar. I can't believe you are working in just a shirt in December? Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Peter & Andrea, from Eastbourne on England's south coast. Best, Brian
Thank you for sharing. I was just working with my Dad today feeling grateful that we could share the time together. One day he won't be there and I'll be helping my daughters on something else, passing the memories down. It's the circle of life. Thank you again for sharing. Happy New Year and may 2025 bless you with opportunities to help your family.
Thanks for sharing your dad guitar story. I have a picture of my dad and me playing guitars when I was about 11 years old in a ragtime band he had. Music along with boats make for a wonderful set of memories I will alway cherish. Your story brought all those back to my mind today. Thank you Peter.
What an amazing way to end the story. Felt like out of a movie! Thank you for sharing about your dad!
excellent content and thanks for sharing DAD'S story!!!
Great Story, can't argue with the results, but you can just count your self very blessed...
Great tale about the guitar. Part of why I watch the channel is because of your deep respect for the really importan things in life and this came across to some small extent in the Beer of the Week. Sorry to see it go. Please keep up with little bits of stuf of this sort.
Thanks, Peter. Your story brought back a few memories of my Dad, though he's been gone more than 20 years. Like me with my father, you carry your Dad's legacy with you. I truly believe it's how they live on. Whether you play the guitar, or not, you honor him every day.
May your memories be treasures for the rest of your life, May your father Rest In Peace always. I’m sure he wants you to play the guitar often. Make him happy and play.
You are an amazing man, Peter. Glad you got your dad's guitar back.
Watching you work on Geordie again is like getting a Christmas card from an old friend…it feels great.
Peter, you need to play that guitar brother. That is an incredible story and it came back to you for a reason. My dad gave me several guitars over the years and they are priceless because they came from him. He loves music and even though he doesn't play himself, he knew I loved to play and he gifted me those guitars to continue with my music. Amazing that the picture you showed us was still in the case even after it had been stolen. I know you miss your dad Peter, however you playing that guitar will keep you close to him. Cheers🍻🎸
I love the guitar story I do miss beer of the week. Jim
Loved the story about your Dad’s guitar!
Peter, play the guitar. It will be purely therapeutic. Great story. Great picture to go with it.❤
I love the story and the little mahogany cove for the registration! See you next week!
A very special story about your Dad , Thanks for sharing
The overhead in the fo'c'sle is looking real nice Peter. I like the way you framed the serial number. Thank you for sharing the guitar story with us. As always be safe but have fun. 🛥🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Loved the guitar remembrance!
Perhaps on this melancholic day leading into a future Christmas week, you will play your Father's guitar for your grandchildren, reflect on its near loss and feel his strumming through your hands, connecting four generations.
Wishing the best for you and yours,
Gary
Thanks for the videos this year. Best of the festive season !
Great story. So glad you got your guitar back!
I'm so glad you got your guitar back Peter.You must have felt such relief when it was back safely in your hands.
Great work Peter. Very brave of you to do what you did at the time, thankfully you got back what was yours without a fight.
I so envy you and your DAD the freedom to do what you enjoying your life
Played or not, you have the guitar and the memories. Who knows what the future will hold. After all the boat renos, you might find yourself playing that guitar a lot more.
Sorry to hear that it was the anniversary of your dad’s passing. I’m glad that you were able to retrieve the guitar and that it holds special memories for you.
I also wanted to wish you a belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! All the best for 2025 to you and your family.
Thanks for all the videos!
Great video Peter and I loved the story. Your dad and mine are in heaven making music I'll bet.
Fantastic story Peter and a terrific ending. I believe your dad would be proud of your endeavors. Merry Christmas and happy new year. Godspeed my friend.
what a story, glad you have your guitar back😀
Nice story Peter. Thanks for sharing.
Dam fine job Peter. That first pipe was just a control. The ship lap was a good idea looks awesome😅😂. Good job re ya Dad's Guitar.😅😮😂❤
Thank you for sharing this video and I'm sorry for your loss Peter
Love how the box came out around the hull numbers. Cheers!!
We've all got our struggles, brother. I'm rootin for you. I'm just trying to learn how to root for me.
Pulling the caulk out of the grooves, "I've been there and done that," really shows your attention to detail. We'll done!
I love that story, thank you for sharing
Being in possession of the guitar and having that connection to your farther is more important than playing it.
Good story about the guitar💪❤️
I really enjoy your videos, I enjoy your thought processes and clean and efficient solutions to problems. Lang mae yer lum reek, Happy Hogmanay, cheers Dave
Never mind Peter you've developed equally edifying lifestyle skills to be proud of!
Thank you for the video and your reminisce. Happy Christmas to you and yours and a fantastic new year.
Play the guitar Peter and love the sound of your father. Wishing you both all the very best for 2025.
Write a song about your experience, a homage to your dad, of being gifted the guitar , neglecting it, retrieving it and then putting guitar music to the words. Mum and dads are very special people. Sounds like a hit to me.
Happy holidays, my friend. Thank you for another very entertaining episode. And thanks for sharing with all of us.
Sad but beautiful story
Time to start playing again…😊
I like the “preview” at the beginning of this episode. It’s a nice change up to your usual great videos. 👍👍
Happy holidays to you and your beautiful family…and a happy new year!
Peter, I'm much preferring the latest format for your videos. It's the boats and the craftsmanship I like, and getting a better understanding of how my old girl is put together.
Thank you 😊
Nice story. I had a boat theft on Christmas Day 2019 from my boat moored in Coal Harbour. I didn’t discover the theft till mid January. The police latter told me that Mr and Mrs Drug Addict, the two that had broken into my boat, had also stolen my dingy off the back of my boat and had been found passed out in my dingy just past Lions Gate bridge. Several tools, liquor and other items had been stolen also.
Peter , i find you to be a brave man getting your fathers guitar back . Probably not the smartest way to do that , but brave nevertheless .
Don't we all have something that holds the memory of a person close to you . I know i have . In my case it's an unfinished model sailboat that my father started building but never finished . I will never let that thing go .
My father died almost 8 years ago .
Cool story about your Dad's guitar. No reason not to start playing it more.
It sounds to me like the idea of writing a song about your entire experience with this guitar and your dad is a great idea. A la "Alice's Restaurant."
Word of the week is "nostalgia," people... please use it in a sentence to win Peter treating us to whatever he wants to play on the guitar at the center of the story... GOD that was heart wrenching.
I know you're like, an Englishman living in Canada, Peter... but can you please play for us a one-performer arrangement of "Horse With No Name," by America? That would be so beautiful, to play on your father's guitar so far removed in space and time and life from when the man in that photo played it for you. But if not that one, then any you like...
I know that it can be played and sung by a single person because about 30 years ago, the first time that I know of that I heard that song, it was while cusping on adulthood and sipping an Italian soda at this place called the "Renaissance Cafe" in Irvine, CA. I asked the singer/guitar artist afterwards if he wrote that himself, saying it was so beautiful, and he laughed and said that no, it was by a band called, "America". Just adore that song. :)
But play for us, would you? Take a break for an hour or three from all the sanding... I suppose it might not be your style but some Rob Scallon or Ryan Adams?
Wow, you were lucky to get your guitar back. If there had not been the big guy and the crowd, you may not have succeeded. I would up my security as much as you can and maybe even create a secret, locking storage place for the things that are not replaceable. A simple life is not so simple these days. There is a lack of morality due to circumstance, upbringing, social media, and/or general concern for others now that is hard to reconcile. Remember, this person, if he was the original thief, knows where he stole the guitar so beware. On a brighter note, the boat is coming along nicely. I wish you all Happy Holidays and New Year.
Very Nice episode …. And show us some playing on the guitar in honor of you father ❤
Twice is more than once. Once is more than none.
Beautiful work, Peter. The forecastle head is really taking shape. Also enjoyed the triumphal anecdote about the guitar! Question: the last couple winters, you've had to motor Geordie out when running shop tools to avoid noise disruptions - are you still having to do that or are you just working in your slip? Thanks for the top notch content and knowledge sharing!
Wow.
Merry Christmas Peter! Where in the… you found the nail gun
That was a very poignant story about the recovery of your stolen guitar. Please make time to play it more regularly. Your dad would love that.
A sad lost of a special man. And is the item repaired, since you are a master crafter? Cheers
Great photo Peter, a treasure really. One question, as a longtime viewer I know there was much stuff that habitually stayed in the fo'c'sle. This wasn't junk, so where will it end up in your beautiful Monk?
Make a handy site for some concealed light perhaps?
Could hi light the script too..
Would the deck caulk stay in place if you used it to fill the boat numbers and then sand it off to reveal a spiffy looking number. Just a thought.
👍!!!
Cat's in the Cradle
Harry Chapin Lyrics
My child arrived just the other day
He came to the world in the usual way
But there were planes to catch, and bills to pay
He learned to walk while I was away
And he was talking 'fore I knew it, and as he grew
He'd say "I'm gonna be like you, dad"
"You know I'm gonna be like you"
And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon
Little boy blue and the man in the moon
"When you coming home, dad?" "I don't know when"
But we'll get together then
You know we'll have a good time then
My son turned ten just the other day
He said, thanks for the ball, dad, come on let's play
Can you teach me to throw, I said-a, not today
I got a lot to do, he said, that's okay
And he, he walked away, but his smile never dimmed
It said, I'm gonna be like him, yeah
You know I'm gonna be like him
And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon
Little boy blue and the man in the moon
"When you coming home, dad?" "I don't know when"
But we'll get together then
You know we'll have a good time then
Well, he came from college just the other day
So much like a man I just had to say
Son, I'm proud of you, can you sit for a while?
He shook his head, and he said with a smile
What I'd really like, dad, is to borrow the car keys
See you later, can I have them please?
And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon
Little boy blue and the man in the moon
"When you coming home, son?" "I don't know when"
But we'll get together then, dad
You know we'll have a good time then
I've long since retired, my son's moved away
I called him up just the other day
I said, I'd like to see you if you don't mind
He said, I'd love to, dad, if I could find the time
You see, my new job's a hassle, and the kids have the flu
But it's sure nice talking to you, dad
It's been sure nice talking to you
And as I hung up the phone, it occurred to me
He'd grown up just like me
My boy was just like me
And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon
Little boy blue and the man in the moon
"When you coming home, son?" "I don't know when"
But we'll get together then, dad
We're gonna have a good time then
You need to have Ted E Woodford, luthier set it up and play it Peter.
Isn't it about time you did an engine change? There were about 3 in as many years and none since. Perhaps engine changes are like buses... they all come at once 😂
Doesn't the carved registration number deserve to be lit by a hidden LED strip within the mahogany display area?
Bathroom Peter?? Dont you mean the "HEADS"
Doesn’t life just pass you by
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Hi Peter, thanks for the couple years of entertainment, but I can’t stand the way you The way you grunt and grain drives me crazy anyway thanks from Australia