I like your videos... it's not some YT'er with 10's of 1000s of dollars flexing on everyone. You two are real and personal. Your living is how I would be living.
@@theincompetentcrew I recently saw a beautiful ketch rigged Cuttyhunk for sale in Italy, immediatly recognized the design. They are said to be very capable and seaworthy boats.
Our boat gets 19 ft that's feet of rain a year on the Pacific side of Panama it's been there more than 20 years needless to say it does not leak we can't even have a slight drip with the humidity and temperature it will destroy the boat
Hi roefamily, its a fear of ours. For us, we stored our boat in a very dry place for a few months, and it caused a shocking drying of the teak on top. Now we are back north with the repairs done, the inside of our boat is much happier. I've heard the tropics are the death of many screwed teak decks. thanks for the comment :)
Hi Anthony, are you referring to the plugs? They do a little but typically once the glue holding them fails, they seep water slowly as they constantly try to dry and shrink. Its necessary to check regularly as any that go undetected will cause the ply underneath to rot. Im glad to say the deck is watertight to my knowledge for the moment.
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I like your videos... it's not some YT'er with 10's of 1000s of dollars flexing on everyone. You two are real and personal. Your living is how I would be living.
Thanks for the comment, glad that you found us. I hope we can create more stuff for you to watch and enjoy.
Nice rain, nice anchorage, nice boats!! 😂
Thanks 👍
Haha....love your videos, boatlife with the ups, and the downs 👍
Is your boat by any chance an Alan Pape Design Cuttyhunk ?
Cheers from 🇨🇭
yes! surprised you recognized it, as not many people do. cheers :)
@@theincompetentcrew I recently saw a beautiful ketch rigged Cuttyhunk for sale in Italy, immediatly recognized the design.
They are said to be very capable and seaworthy boats.
@@waytogo2791 yes, she definitely feels solid, a good trade off for being a bit slow 😁
@@waytogo2791 We like ours.....except for the bowsprit walk when the wind and waves pick up.
Our boat gets 19 ft that's feet of rain a year on the Pacific side of Panama it's been there more than 20 years needless to say it does not leak we can't even have a slight drip with the humidity and temperature it will destroy the boat
Hi roefamily, its a fear of ours. For us, we stored our boat in a very dry place for a few months, and it caused a shocking drying of the teak on top. Now we are back north with the repairs done, the inside of our boat is much happier. I've heard the tropics are the death of many screwed teak decks. thanks for the comment :)
Que linda😎
Gracias
Will they take up when the woods swells?
Hi Anthony, are you referring to the plugs? They do a little but typically once the glue holding them fails, they seep water slowly as they constantly try to dry and shrink. Its necessary to check regularly as any that go undetected will cause the ply underneath to rot. Im glad to say the deck is watertight to my knowledge for the moment.