If you and Sam promoted your channel in the videos you appeared in on Sam's channel... you'd have probably 100k subscribers. I found your channel by chance. I'm sure if more people knew you have a channel they'd be here !!!
It appears a great relationship is developing. Hope the best for you two! I know from following Sam that he is very resourceful and great at building all things "sailboat"!
Thank you Ann-Elin and Sam, for sharing your beautiful sailing adventures; such a bright and inspiring video to start my day. My best to you both from a wintry, Canadian prairie ⛵️
I am a big fan of Sam's vidios and I love your vidiios to Ann-Elin! This last video is great! Gentle, simpel and beautiful landscape and ligth! And you both look really happy! Love it! Thnx!!!
Beware the ice... It might seem easy to break through poking it from above, but when you are motoring through, the horizontal structure of the ice can be strong & hard enough to slice into your boat. You would be in serious trouble...
Ann-Elin is your boat a Albin-Vega 27 ? What year is it? Nice of Sam to lend a hand with the repair but if you see him approach the boat with a drill don't let him aboard 😉
I think its 24 feet but its probably a full keel. She mentioned in another video that this was her first boat and it probably won't be her last. however everyone needs to begin somewhere, right? She seems like such a sweet Soul you just wanna hug her.
Nice video. But just a little constructive feedback; at the beginning when you were talking about your tiller with the music playing, that music was a louder than your talking. I wasn't so keen on that, in my opinion I would have preferred the talking to be louder than the music, then I can clearly hear what your are saying.
Luv the winter sailing of you and Sam. Peaceful. I wrote you a few weeks ago and told you I am an American living in Norway and now I figured out you live in the Kristiansand area. My wife and I live in Kjerringvik by Sandefjord. If you ever visit Randesund Lysstøperi or have visited there, just over the bridge in Kristiansand. That is the farm owned by my wife's brother and family. She was raised there. It is a wonderful place to shop and have food at the cafeteria there. Stop by when you get a chance.
You might want to cut the tiller screw to length and put a hat nut on it. As the thread of the screw can rip things or skin, on unintentional contact. The same with the screws and the nuts which stick out of the bottom of the tiller. I would really make them all the same with the same exact length with a hat nut. A hat nut covers the the thread at the end of a screw with a round end cap style ... hat. Thoose threads can create nasty cuts and injuries on the lower leg, shinbone or foot.
I never use the depth rings on the Navionics app as it clashes at the screen, I would rather see the listed depth in numbers. Very picturesque by the way 🙂
You just need to get your sound levels balanced better. Music louder than voice/ voice too low. It aint easy but worth it when you get it right. Sweet and beautiful just like Norway. Goodluck domesticating Sam - he's been round the world, in bits, not sure if a circumnavigation is on the cards? Regards from Cornwall, UK. Home of Pastys and clotted cream.
I totally agree! The sound balance is a struggle, and especially this time since I was using a new microphone and camera. Will definitely work on it! 👌
Great video, remembering what it was like from our circumnavigation in the 1980s, presently sailing the Eastern Atlantic, headed for Brazil. My wife's book is a good one, published by Austin Macauley of New York, and available on Amazon, literally a fictional story of sailing and adventure: "Seychelle and the Cannabis Yachties". It is very entertaining, hoping you will give it a read and review.
Good fix to the tiller connection, lovely island scenery and light. Enjoyed the videography in the last section; I haven’t seen Sam in SLO-mo before. You both look more handsome on this channel than on Sam’s. :-) What type is Rodeo Jones? The class icon looks like a speedbird or swallow, and she appears to be about 21-24 foot LOA.
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If you and Sam promoted your channel in the videos you appeared in on Sam's channel... you'd have probably 100k subscribers. I found your channel by chance. I'm sure if more people knew you have a channel they'd be here !!!
True, found you on Sam’s channel.
You are a very calming narrator; its a delight to watch your videos. Sam seems a lot happier in your videos than in his.
It appears a great relationship is developing. Hope the best for you two! I know from following Sam that he is very resourceful and great at building all things "sailboat"!
Thank you Ann-Elin and Sam, for sharing your beautiful sailing adventures; such a bright and inspiring video to start my day. My best to you both from a wintry, Canadian prairie ⛵️
Be careful that guy doesn't start drilling holes in your boat 😉
That's the funniest thing i've heard! Hilarious!!
He already drilled a few 😂
Great to see you and Sam together!
Came from Sam's link.
You both look so Happy. Norway is gorgeous.
Thank you,Merry Christmas
IMHO You and Sam have such good chemistry together.
That guy is pretty handy!
He is! 💪
I am a big fan of Sam's vidios and I love your vidiios to Ann-Elin! This last video is great! Gentle, simpel and beautiful landscape and ligth! And you both look really happy! Love it! Thnx!!!
Such a beautiful clip ,reminds me of here in the northeast. You two make a good team. Both happy ,which I'd good .
Angus.
Beautiful scenery and great editing! It’s great seeing those smiling faces!
Beautiful, really liking the camera work. Tac sharp
Great video! It was fun just smiling along with you guys. Happiness to you!!
So great to see you guys back out on a sailboat in Norway!
Beautiful relaxing video ❤
Thank you so much! Im glad you liked it! 😊
wow the rock and water scape so cool..i mean must be chilly there...
It’s pretty cold, yes! 🥶 we couldn’t even get the boat out last time we tried cause we couldn’t get through the ice! 🧊
Happy sailing!
Tack Ann-Elin för att du och Sam delar med er av lite vintersegling! God Jul till er båda!
God jul! 🎄😄
Beware the ice... It might seem easy to break through poking it from above, but when you are motoring through, the horizontal structure of the ice can be strong & hard enough to slice into your boat. You would be in serious trouble...
Ann-Elin is your boat a Albin-Vega 27 ? What year is it? Nice of Sam to lend a hand with the repair but if you see him approach the boat with a drill don't let him aboard 😉
I think its 24 feet but its probably a full keel. She mentioned in another video that this was her first boat and it probably won't be her last. however everyone needs to begin somewhere, right? She seems like such a sweet Soul you just wanna hug her.
Nice video.
But just a little constructive feedback; at the beginning when you were talking about your tiller with the music playing, that music was a louder than your talking. I wasn't so keen on that, in my opinion I would have preferred the talking to be louder than the music, then I can clearly hear what your are saying.
Luv the winter sailing of you and Sam. Peaceful. I wrote you a few weeks ago and told you I am an American living in Norway and now I figured out you live in the Kristiansand area. My wife and I live in Kjerringvik by Sandefjord. If you ever visit Randesund Lysstøperi or have visited there, just over the bridge in Kristiansand. That is the farm owned by my wife's brother and family. She was raised there. It is a wonderful place to shop and have food at the cafeteria there. Stop by when you get a chance.
You might want to cut the tiller screw to length and put a hat nut on it. As the thread of the screw can rip things or skin, on unintentional contact.
The same with the screws and the nuts which stick out of the bottom of the tiller. I would really make them all the same with the same exact length with a hat nut.
A hat nut covers the the thread at the end of a screw with a round end cap style ... hat.
Thoose threads can create nasty cuts and injuries on the lower leg, shinbone or foot.
So much fun! ❤⛵️
what a lovely vlog
Also Sam's rudder needed fixing. Thought he would 3d printed the parts, I guess that's difficult on the boat. Mine also needs shims maybe delrin.
I never use the depth rings on the Navionics app as it clashes at the screen, I would rather see the listed depth in numbers. Very picturesque by the way 🙂
I just realize u guys are 1km frem my bavaria 50. Skarpeid. Welcome back to Norway Sam.
Rett borti svingen jo! :)
Nice video.
You just need to get your sound levels balanced better. Music louder than voice/ voice too low. It aint easy but worth it when you get it right. Sweet and beautiful just like Norway. Goodluck domesticating Sam - he's been round the world, in bits, not sure if a circumnavigation is on the cards? Regards from Cornwall, UK. Home of Pastys and clotted cream.
I totally agree! The sound balance is a struggle, and especially this time since I was using a new microphone and camera. Will definitely work on it! 👌
Awesome video of you out sailing with some guy called Sam? 😂😂
He definitely gets in the way of her otherwise beautiful cinematography 😅
Great video, remembering what it was like from our circumnavigation in the 1980s, presently sailing the Eastern Atlantic, headed for Brazil. My wife's book is a good one, published by Austin Macauley of New York, and available on Amazon, literally a fictional story of sailing and adventure: "Seychelle and the Cannabis Yachties". It is very entertaining, hoping you will give it a read and review.
Sounds interesting! I hope we get to the Seychelles one day!
Yes that was fun. Your videos are very different than Sams; they work well. But... "MAPS are used by land lubbers! CHARTS are used when sailing"! :)
Haha sorry, I still don’t get all the boat terms right 😅🙈
Magical
Nice video. Can I know what boat is this?
It’s a Karlskrona viggen :)
The section of the bolt that makes contact with the steering shaft should not be threaded.
Ah! We were thinking the same thing, but we couldnt find one without. Guess I have to order that!
Good fix to the tiller connection, lovely island scenery and light. Enjoyed the videography in the last section; I haven’t seen Sam in SLO-mo before. You both look more handsome on this channel than on Sam’s. :-)
What type is Rodeo Jones? The class icon looks like a speedbird or swallow, and she appears to be about 21-24 foot LOA.
Another commenter ID'd it as a Karlskrona Viggen. Great guess on the LOA: 23ft
Rodeo Jones is a 24 foot Karlskrona Viggen! :)
3:00 😳
Fin film-snutt! Hva heter plassen med brygga, bordet og skulpturene? Olavsund?
Olavsund ja! 😄
What was that object in the shallow water. You said gorrilla and polar bear. Was it a rock carving.
It’s some kind of sculpture they put out there
Awesome! 2:30 "Is there water coming out?" A sailor, not a poser! A-E: How about some solo sails without your scruffy first mate? 😂
I will make some videos of some solo-sailing adventures around the skerries here eventually! 😄⛵️
Är det en Viggen du har? Albin eller Karlskrona?
Det er Karlskrona! 😄 nr. 113!
Music in backgrounder is louder than your voice
Wow! Is it a karlskrona viggen?! I have nr 153!
It is! 😄 it is Nr 113!
What sort of boat is that Ann-Elin?
It’s a Karlskrona Viggen! :) number 113!
@@annelinsynnes , it's a neat little boat.
@@annelinsynnes , it's a neat little boat.