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If that was Peter Sibley's boat (and no doubt it was), then the standard of workmanship was exceptional.

Tidy box. I will make one Thank you.

Queensland perfect one day your dead the next. The heat kills ya.

Hello! Could you please share more information on the Mercury fuel tank cap? I have a similar motor and it had ran out of fuel in some tight places when I really needed it, so I am searching for a solution to quickly fill the internal tank. I think you dealt with the issue in a very elegant way and I would like to simply copy it :) How much fuel gets into the tank after a couple of squuzes?

Thank you for the Video Jason! .. I was on my Caper cat when you where anchored on the Southern side of Coochie with my dog Georgie. Christine from Tindarra participated. Is your mate selling the 3d printed fuel caps?!

Thanks for sharing. I saw your boat on another video with a mizzenmast. I guess that’s more recently. This reminds me of a design called Reed of Grass, which is a little smaller and stitch and glue without the clinker hull.

I see you added a mizzen, looks like carbon?

Great boat. I really like the sliding cabin top, and the way the lines have been run.

I've updated the description with both of Paul's videos. Check them out.

Nice one Jason, you guys had some great breeze. I wished I could have been there to join in the fun.

Thanks Jason for making it such a fun trip and the shout out. I 've been editing all week and hopefully part 1 will be up on Sunday morning fir you to enjoy with a croissant and coffee cheers Paul

Great video. Really jealous of you guys. Looking forward to getting out and joining in.

I don't know why my video is full of ads....I don't have a monetised channel??

A ‘Tour de Force’ , Jason 👍 Well done ⛵️😎

Well done Captain

Great video, thanks Jason! The new sails look excellent, and it's good to hear they've improved performance so dramatically.

Thanks Jason, Was a great few days sailing with the Queensland crew and well worth the effort of travelling up from NSW. You and the rest of the Tindarra team were fantastic hosts and introduced us to the fun of sailing Moreton Bay (making headway against strong tidal flows in shallow water was the ocassional learning experience). Cheers, Ric

Hi Jason, I really enjoy watching your videos, they are a really good pace and enjoyable commentary. I think Luna blu is an awesome looking vessel, do you know what it was designed on? Or was it a complete custom design and build? Thanks again keep them coming 🎉👌

Hi! Great vid! Can you tell what the music is right at the beginning of the vid! Cheers!

Interesting waterways. I’m moving back to south east Queensland in the near future. I’ll be checking that out. Great spot for small boat sailing. Nice boat btw.

Sailors. The only people hoping for wind. An ancient past time. I hope the wind comes up so we can stop rowing. 😂

What a great way to spend the weekend

Great video. Definitely on the list of places to sail. How do you find the Octavia for towing/ boat ramps?

The only villain is the shore, the cruel shore, which man has made more cruel.

Jolly good show number one.

I say number one, such a fine vessel would not dare involve itself in such a knock down in such a classless event she would not even blush nor call for her ration of rum!

Splendid video sir!

And don’t forget, “ smells like dog food” !

That was great Jason I was wondering how far further up the passage is the new opening to the se?

Love the pocketship.

Now that's how you make a boat tour video! Fantastic boat, the space you have will make some envious. Jason I tried looking for more info regarding the tiller position holding setup, but couldn't find any thing. I read the video titles of Roger Barnes's videos, but the titles don't mention anything regarding the tiller. Do you have some resources you could direct me to? My plans and Full sized paper templates for the Welsford Navigator arrive Monday! So I hope to use your tiller setup!

Very nice sail there Jason. Also I got to see our boat sitting out there on the flats. We certainly admired your boats.

Thanks Jason... Great vid!

Good one Jason. Keep them coming.

Hi. How was the bottle of wine?

Lovely video Jason. I do wonder if you gave the impression that RQYS Canaipa, a private enclave, was the Russell Island camp ground. Wouldn't want to turn up there expecting to be welcomed unless with a member 😊. Reckon your videos just get better with each one ❤

Another excellent video, thanks Jason!

NIce video. I spend a bit of time on Moreton Bay and would love to do what you're doing when I retire, or maybe sooner if my kids get interested in sailing.

You will be doing video production classes soon I reckon. That is a cracker. Agreed that a bit more wind would have been good at times but careful what you wish for.

That electrical box looks awesome

Hi Jason, was looking at your myall trip again and realised you might be a godsend. I have a 16ft hartley and decided to shout myself a gaff sail. All went well until I tried to find a circular mast to suit. I've just noticed your friend Rob has an aluminium mast with a gaff rig on his pocket ship. Could you ask where he got it or any details that would help me build one. I realise this is probably no the forum for such a personal request but I'm getting pretty desperate and hoped you could help .

Hi Jason how do you keep your beer cold?

Great overview of a brilliant craft!

not dinghys, pocket yachts.

a welcome swallow , Nice

Really enjoyed this video! Big Adventures on Small Boats!

I must ask, how does tuna and beans taste with eggs in a wrap?

Jason, nicely done video. Delightful sailing footage as well as capturing nature at it's best! Here in the states we are just starting our club overnights/events. Ours too was cut short due to high winds and the wind direction that very much limited where we could overnight etc. Thank you all (Southern Hemisphere) for carrying us through our winter with your on the water adventures!! Our beginings: th-cam.com/video/B2H6Z5bkLZ8/w-d-xo.html I also might note that Rob's boat represents our US John Harris's design where as in our video you will See Mr. Welsford also represented - and Christened! I enjoy how the sailing world has no boundries as our eyes seek the beauty of hull lines and designs!

We really enjoyed that video Jason. While I was disappointed at not being there, it was excellent to see the Tindarra Sailors burgee you designed flying in good company with the Raid Sydney one.

Thanks for making the trip, hope you had a great time.