A wee bit off topic, but I hope you are all amazed at Mads Bo Falk's command of English, including nuance. We are so terribly provincial here in the US and the lack of almost any foreign language education beyond - maybe - a high school semester
Thanks for sharing guys, Mads is as educational and inspirational as ever, we like this guy. And great interview Drake, the quiet and calm manner you have really seems to bring out the story in people. Thanks once again for letting us into your world.
+funNstuff with the Foxwells Thanks for such a lovely comment guys! Interviews are such a great opportunity to peek inside another sailors life and really tell their story, and we were delighted that Mads took the time to sit down with us. It's also interesting to look at earlier interviews versus this one....haha, we've come a long way! Fair winds to you. ⚓-Monique
Mads. I love your small boat. I have taken as many as 6 people for 10 days on the ocean in my 27 food boat. I use a bunk bed (like stretcher) that is really neat. Look at my blog at jean.mondeau@blogspot.com and look at the bunk bed setup. I also have a bunch of videos on making space on a small boat. I hope we can meet one day to have "small boat talk". Fair winds.
+astrobola Gracias! We love his equation as well! As for canning meat...we're actually looking into getting a pressure canner and, if all goes well, perhaps we'll have to film that! ⚓-Monique
I have been enjoying these interviews and tours of boats, but I do wonder what happened to the video log. Last time I saw Paragon she was still in North America.
+John R Hey John, Season 3 is coming, but we're taking a bit of time in between to work on some paying gigs (gotta keep those lights on!) and the interviews are a bit less labour intensive. We also love to share these stories of people we meet along our voyages...fellow sailors, riggers, captains, they all have a wonderful story to tell and we're delighted to be able to share it with you. Hold tight and we'll be sure to get season 3 up before too long! Fair winds to you! ⚓-Monique
+W4ABN Daniel, we love that people are getting ideas from these tours...it's part of the reason why we make them. It's also such a simple idea that makes a task (getting into the lockers) that much easier. I very much wish we had split the back cushion on our starboard settee. It's a huge pain to store when we remove it and one of these days I'm just going to take the hatchet to the center and be done with it! Maybe... ಠ_ಠ ⚓-Monique
Interesting but, It is not recommended to have electronic components in the same locker as the batteries. Batteries off gassing can corrode the electronics and the a spark can possibly explode the off gassing, bad practice...
I don't understand the "thumbs downs" on any of Drakes videos. I just can't fathom it. Are you mad about the music choice? Are you jealous of the lifestyle? Do your videos and editing skills not compare? I don't get it. There's not even any opinions in these videos for you to disagree with! It's so weird.
+TigerBeatJunior Perhaps they are from some more experienced sailors. Some of the ideas here are pretty standard, and fairly basic, more for beginners than experienced sailors. For instance, having 1 anchor would be considered asking for trouble in some anchorages and conditions. But while not everything is covered here, what is covered is very positive and upbeat. I don't see anything to dislike.
+tom jackson I agree. I don't see Drakes videos as being "how to" videos. I have never come here looking for knowledge, yet always manage to learn something. I appreciate his endeavors in highlighting other sailors and their vessels, no matter how different they may be...and yes, I'm gonna talk about him like he's NOT reading this. ;) LOL This is a great sailing channel regardless. Very unique in many ways.
Love this mini series and the Freedom Equation! This is a great lesson on how you can keep thing simple. Where do you find all of these wonderful people?
interesting.. Where is the traveller on his boat when the dodger and bimini are up? I am trying to figure that out in my head. Ive got a traveller behind me and enclosing the cockpit is probably impossible. That reminds me.. yours is kind of a center cockpit boat too.. perhaps I need to look more at your boat for ideas.
+S/V Dulcinea Ahoy Dulcinea! Mads takes the enclosure down when they sail. His traveller is in the cockpit just aft of the companionway. On Paragon our traveller is just aft of the enclosure so we can sail with the enclosure on. I have a horizontal zipper in the aft end of the enclosure for the main sheet, and holes on each end of the zipper for the traveller lines.
he said keep it simple. there is a saying i use sometimes. "KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID". this means when your making or redoing some thing don't over do it. complicated is hard to fix at sea with hand tools. so no smart stuff.. only simple and stupid stuff.
+S/V Working On It Looking For The Boat Simple can be a great way to go though that is not the route we have always taken. There are certainly some systems aboard Paragon that we have 'backed up' from being a little overly complicated to a much simpler version. It can be easy to be seduced by the thought of all those time saving devices until you realise you spend all that extra time (and then some!) maintaining them! (✿◠‿◠) ⚓-Monique
Thanks for a very informative and encouraging video. Did Mads ever show you how to make the food preserves with pressure cooker? That would be very valuable to know (esp as I am not much of a cook.) Also I cannot find "6. Cabin Tour of s/v Mathilde, Part 2" on Patreon or anywhere else.
Hi Guys, I am really enjoying this series of interviews..... the pressure cooker is interesting and would love to see how he does it. There are some uploads on TH-cam regarding that. The Canning would be great to see or can you make a big batch of the contents and take it to a cannery to have it canned ??
+wilsnich02 The pressure cooker is very interesting and we're actually looking into getting a pressure canner. The one we have our eye on can fit up to ten pint jars at a time, and that amount seems perfect for a meal with leftovers for the two of us. I've not heard of any place where you can bring meat to get canned, but it's an interesting idea. If we end up getting the canner we'll be sure to film our triumphs...and failures? (✿◠‿◠) ⚓-Monique
+Sean There are certainly places where I've donned a head net to avoid the midges...they do love to go for the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth! And yes, keeping it simple can be a great way to go! ⚓-Monique
Love the clever hinge down / hinge up seat back that allows storage behind or width extension to the berth. And the keep it simple approach really appeals to me also...
It is a great way to make the most of a small space and still have reasonably easy access. And keeping it simple keeps him on the water and off the dock...always a bonus! ⚓-Monique
+Michael Kallelis Alas, I think Mads prefers to solo sail as opposed to crewing, but I'm sure they've passed each other at some point in their travels. You never know who you're going to meet in an anchorage! ⚓-Monique
+Steve Cheshire Just to be clear, this video is an interview of Mads Bo Falk aboard s/v Mathilde, not Mads Dahlke who sailed aboard Fiona. Fiona's almost 800 nautical mile passage had some very strong wind coming from astern for many days - I'm sure the motion of the boat was extremely rolly. I probably would have puked my guts out.
split the cushions. it's so obvious, and i didn't do it when i last redid mine. yes, he may be a genius but these are pretty simple ideas and I can't believe I missed this one.
+Mike Woodford We also have an extra long cushion on the back of our starboard side settee and it is the bane of my existence. It's impossible to store and gets in the way every time we have company (we remove the back cushion to make more room on the sleeping berth). It really is a simple idea that we're going to adopt...sooner rather than later I hope. ⚓-Monique
As always you are a great interviewer making even the routine things interesting. I have not looked at you channel for some time. Glad you and Monique are doing good. Gary in Michigan (SV Paladin).
+elfaroproductions I definitely wouldn't want to be without our wonderful dinette, but it must be nice to have a boat that is comfortable for long offshore passages AND ready in a moment for quick day sails. It certainly would be cozy for full time living though, I agree. ⚓-Monique
this guy is just amazing. I hope he does not mind that I will copy most of his ideas for my Alberg 30. Especially the anchor chain storage. the Alberg tends to hobby-horse if I put to much weight up front.
+Der Kyffhäuser We think he's pretty amazing as well. (✿◠‿◠) There are some great ideas here, and for boats of all sizes...I love what he does with the seat backs! Btw, I was looking at an Alberg 30 and loved the hull shape, and what a spacious cockpit! Lovely. ⚓-Monique
DrakeParagon Yes. Albergs are beautiful. Unfortunately mine came with a big wheel right in the middle of the cockpit and that takes up so much space. But she is in such beautiful shape that I just do not want to change anything at all. (except the seatbacks. I was looking all day at them and was thinking how to best implement the new "danish" design.
Thanks achim, glad you liked the video. If you're interested in boat tours we have several more ranging from a high performance racing boat to a classic wooden boat. I've included a link to one we did with Ben aboard his Nonsuch 26. Hope you enjoy! Cheers ⚓-Monique th-cam.com/video/wrTvbM3TGe0/w-d-xo.html
I think it is pretty the same like make vegetables ready to storage in a glas jar. Very common here in Germany (especially in the generation of my grandparents), but I would like to be sure :D
+MrToasty222 We're actually looking into getting a pressure canner, especially since we're thinking of heading up to expensive Norway. If we could can enough meat to last through our journey there and back it could mean huge savings for us PLUS it would probably be a lot healthier. If we end up getting the canner we'll be sure to film the learning process! ⚓-Monique
+ForSeTi Trimaran Apparently you can even keep it longer than that, however, as time goes on the texture and nutrition will start to decrease. ⚓-Monique
+john wheatley The loo is coming up in soon, but I'm not sure you guys are going to like it. Let's just say it rhymes with 'chuck it'. (✿◠‿◠) ⚓-Monique
+DrakeParagon yea, me to. BTW, I checked his website/blog, come to find out he just bought a bigger boat! A 39'...lol. He even mentions how it kind of went against what he preached about freedom, but he's on it full time now and single, so guess he needed more. Anyhow, thanks again, hope to see you guys one day once I'm on the water. JM
Thanks EL EL, glad you enjoyed the video, and you're right...he is extremely inventive. (Btw, love your photo. Just started singing 0118 999 881 999 119 725...3 in my head. ◕ ◡ ◕ ) ⚓-Monique
+Sailing Blue Bird They can be quite lovely. I spent two months crewing on a friend's 29 foot boat and it was the most wonderful experience. I felt very in control of the boat in so many different conditions and never felt over powered...even when things were not going well. You certainly give up space below, but the rewards can make the trade off well worth the compromise! ⚓-Monique
+Filippo Schiavon Drake Roberts was the interviewer. He also produced many other cruiser interview and boat tour series over the past few years that are all in this playlist. -> th-cam.com/users/drakeParagonplaylists?sort=dd&view=50&shelf_id=30 In there you'll also find a presentation he made at a yacht club about his background and the big plan behind this TH-cam channel.
+Naitsirkhelo We are very seriously talking about ordering a pressure canner and, if we do, we'll be sure to document the process. It certainly seems like it could be a great solution moving forward, especially if we end up spending the winter in Norway. If we can can enough meat to last the winter, and augment with fresh veggies, it could be a huge saving for us! ⚓-Monique
+DrakeParagon Very nice! I I'm very intriuged by the solution my self. I just bought a King's Cruiser 34, and I'm planning to use 3 months on the Norwegian coastline this summer. And hopefully I'll be spending even more time next year 😁
+Naitsirkhelo That sounds lovely! Some friends showed us pictures of their time in Norway and, after seeing how beautiful it is, there's no way we could skip going. It's pricey but looks spectacular! Fair winds to you and have a marvellous time! ⚓-Monique
Great video. Always enjoy the sailboat tour videos!
+Sailboat Story Thanks guys! ⚓-Monique
DrakeParagon What kind of sailboat is this? Thanks and really enjoyed this!
Man I love this guy and his philosophy. And his solution with the seat backs is one to keep in mind
+ForSeTi Trimaran Yes! The seat backs were actually one of my favourite ideas in the tour! So so simple yet versatile. ⚓-Monique
A wee bit off topic, but I hope you are all amazed at Mads Bo Falk's command of English, including nuance. We are so terribly provincial here in the US and the lack of almost any foreign language education beyond - maybe - a high school semester
Thanks for sharing guys, Mads is as educational and inspirational as ever, we like this guy. And great interview Drake, the quiet and calm manner you have really seems to bring out the story in people. Thanks once again for letting us into your world.
+funNstuff with the Foxwells Thanks for such a lovely comment guys! Interviews are such a great opportunity to peek inside another sailors life and really tell their story, and we were delighted that Mads took the time to sit down with us. It's also interesting to look at earlier interviews versus this one....haha, we've come a long way! Fair winds to you. ⚓-Monique
Mads. I love your small boat. I have taken as many as 6 people for 10 days on the ocean in my 27 food boat. I use a bunk bed (like stretcher) that is really neat. Look at my blog at jean.mondeau@blogspot.com and look at the bunk bed setup. I also have a bunch of videos on making space on a small boat. I hope we can meet one day to have "small boat talk". Fair winds.
If everyone had the basic mentality of this man, all would be well
Me encanta.
I love his equation.
And I agree with the motion for a meat how-to
+astrobola Gracias! We love his equation as well! As for canning meat...we're actually looking into getting a pressure canner and, if all goes well, perhaps we'll have to film that! ⚓-Monique
I have been enjoying these interviews and tours of boats, but I do wonder what happened to the video log. Last time I saw Paragon she was still in North America.
+John R Hey John, Season 3 is coming, but we're taking a bit of time in between to work on some paying gigs (gotta keep those lights on!) and the interviews are a bit less labour intensive. We also love to share these stories of people we meet along our voyages...fellow sailors, riggers, captains, they all have a wonderful story to tell and we're delighted to be able to share it with you. Hold tight and we'll be sure to get season 3 up before too long! Fair winds to you! ⚓-Monique
The KISS method of sailing... I love it!
the idea of splitting the cushions make sense. I might incorporate that into my boat someday in the salon and the quarterberths.
~Daniel
+W4ABN Daniel, we love that people are getting ideas from these tours...it's part of the reason why we make them. It's also such a simple idea that makes a task (getting into the lockers) that much easier. I very much wish we had split the back cushion on our starboard settee. It's a huge pain to store when we remove it and one of these days I'm just going to take the hatchet to the center and be done with it! Maybe... ಠ_ಠ ⚓-Monique
Mr. Mads Bo Falk - thanks for your inspiring words!!! ... and Drake: thank you for bringing him virtual into our home.
Really great!
+Rafale TV Thanks Rafale and we're glad you enjoyed it so much! We'll be sure to pass your lovely comment on to Mads! ⚓-Monique
Interesting but, It is not recommended to have electronic components in the same locker as the batteries. Batteries off gassing can corrode the electronics and the a spark can possibly explode the off gassing, bad practice...
Freedom equation. . . I can relate to that... these videos are particularly interesting to me. keep it up. JG
I don't understand the "thumbs downs" on any of Drakes videos. I just can't fathom it. Are you mad about the music choice? Are you jealous of the lifestyle? Do your videos and editing skills not compare? I don't get it. There's not even any opinions in these videos for you to disagree with! It's so weird.
+TigerBeatJunior Perhaps they are from some more experienced sailors. Some of the ideas here are pretty standard, and fairly basic, more for beginners than experienced sailors. For instance, having 1 anchor would be considered asking for trouble in some anchorages and conditions. But while not everything is covered here, what is covered is very positive and upbeat. I don't see anything to dislike.
+tom jackson I agree. I don't see Drakes videos as being "how to" videos. I have never come here looking for knowledge, yet always manage to learn something. I appreciate his endeavors in highlighting other sailors and their vessels, no matter how different they may be...and yes, I'm gonna talk about him like he's NOT reading this. ;) LOL This is a great sailing channel regardless. Very unique in many ways.
Love this mini series and the Freedom Equation! This is a great lesson on how you can keep thing simple. Where do you find all of these wonderful people?
interesting.. Where is the traveller on his boat when the dodger and bimini are up? I am trying to figure that out in my head. Ive got a traveller behind me and enclosing the cockpit is probably impossible. That reminds me.. yours is kind of a center cockpit boat too.. perhaps I need to look more at your boat for ideas.
+S/V Dulcinea Ahoy Dulcinea! Mads takes the enclosure down when they sail. His traveller is in the cockpit just aft of the companionway. On Paragon our traveller is just aft of the enclosure so we can sail with the enclosure on. I have a horizontal zipper in the aft end of the enclosure for the main sheet, and holes on each end of the zipper for the traveller lines.
What a character! Bravo for Mathilde crew AZ ND skipper. Love it. Thank u.!
Excellent, such functionality in simplicity, awesome & amazing 👍🏻
he said keep it simple. there is a saying i use sometimes. "KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID". this means when your making or redoing some thing don't over do it. complicated is hard to fix at sea with hand tools. so no smart stuff.. only simple and stupid stuff.
+S/V Working On It Looking For The Boat Simple can be a great way to go though that is not the route we have always taken. There are certainly some systems aboard Paragon that we have 'backed up' from being a little overly complicated to a much simpler version. It can be easy to be seduced by the thought of all those time saving devices until you realise you spend all that extra time (and then some!) maintaining them! (✿◠‿◠) ⚓-Monique
Thanks Drake and Mads for taking the time to share this with us. The meat canning idea alone is invaluable!
Thanks for a very informative and encouraging video.
Did Mads ever show you how to make the food preserves with pressure cooker? That would be very valuable to know (esp as I am not much of a cook.)
Also I cannot find "6. Cabin Tour of s/v Mathilde, Part 2" on Patreon or anywhere else.
Hi Guys, I am really enjoying this series of interviews..... the pressure cooker is interesting and would love to see how he does it. There are some uploads on TH-cam regarding that. The Canning would be great to see or can you make a big batch of the contents and take it to a cannery to have it canned ??
+wilsnich02 The pressure cooker is very interesting and we're actually looking into getting a pressure canner. The one we have our eye on can fit up to ten pint jars at a time, and that amount seems perfect for a meal with leftovers for the two of us. I've not heard of any place where you can bring meat to get canned, but it's an interesting idea. If we end up getting the canner we'll be sure to film our triumphs...and failures? (✿◠‿◠) ⚓-Monique
Holy Crap! Those midgets!!!! Would never have guessed that for Scotland! The KISS theory works in many aspects of life.
+Sean There are certainly places where I've donned a head net to avoid the midges...they do love to go for the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth! And yes, keeping it simple can be a great way to go! ⚓-Monique
Love the clever hinge down / hinge up seat back that allows storage behind or width extension to the berth. And the keep it simple approach really appeals to me also...
It is a great way to make the most of a small space and still have reasonably easy access. And keeping it simple keeps him on the water and off the dock...always a bonus! ⚓-Monique
Drake, we need the secrets of Bo's meat preservation explained please.
Awesome video as always. Still waiting on an in depth tour of paragon.
+Joshua Jones Joshua I'm looking forward to giving you a tour of Paragon in person when you come over for coffee someday. - Drake
This guy is a "hoot". A real piece of work. I hope there are videos of him sailing with Forsythe on Fiona.
+Michael Kallelis Alas, I think Mads prefers to solo sail as opposed to crewing, but I'm sure they've passed each other at some point in their travels. You never know who you're going to meet in an anchorage! ⚓-Monique
Hi Drake, I heard Mads quit his cruise to the Carribean on Yacht Fiona in the Canaries ? Eric said he was seasick ! I find that hard to believe?
+Steve Cheshire Just to be clear, this video is an interview of Mads Bo Falk aboard s/v Mathilde, not Mads Dahlke who sailed aboard Fiona. Fiona's almost 800 nautical mile passage had some very strong wind coming from astern for many days - I'm sure the motion of the boat was extremely rolly. I probably would have puked my guts out.
I guess this guy works as a time and motion analyst...👍
It's true! You can put 20# of "stuff" in a 5# bag! Very nice video!!
+James Behringer (✿◠‿◠) Thanks James! ⚓-Monique
split the cushions. it's so obvious, and i didn't do it when i last redid mine. yes, he may be a genius but these are pretty simple ideas and I can't believe I missed this one.
+Mike Woodford We also have an extra long cushion on the back of our starboard side settee and it is the bane of my existence. It's impossible to store and gets in the way every time we have company (we remove the back cushion to make more room on the sleeping berth). It really is a simple idea that we're going to adopt...sooner rather than later I hope. ⚓-Monique
As always you are a great interviewer making even the routine things interesting. I have not looked at you channel for some time. Glad you and Monique are doing good. Gary in Michigan (SV Paladin).
Tak for måtte-løsningen! Den tyvstjæler jeg.
Whats the name of the recipe/method of the meat in the jar? cheers
As a scot I proper laughed when he pronounced midges as midgets. Nice video!
In Scotland, if the midges don't get you, the midgets certainly will.
Great video. This guy is clever.
Thank you, and you're right...he's got some great ideas! ⚓-Monique
Nice boat and how he has it set up, but not enough amenities for me, but it works for him.
+elfaroproductions I definitely wouldn't want to be without our wonderful dinette, but it must be nice to have a boat that is comfortable for long offshore passages AND ready in a moment for quick day sails. It certainly would be cozy for full time living though, I agree. ⚓-Monique
this guy is just amazing. I hope he does not mind that I will copy most of his ideas for my Alberg 30. Especially the anchor chain storage. the Alberg tends to hobby-horse if I put to much weight up front.
+Der Kyffhäuser We think he's pretty amazing as well. (✿◠‿◠) There are some great ideas here, and for boats of all sizes...I love what he does with the seat backs! Btw, I was looking at an Alberg 30 and loved the hull shape, and what a spacious cockpit! Lovely. ⚓-Monique
DrakeParagon Yes. Albergs are beautiful. Unfortunately mine came with a big wheel right in the middle of the cockpit and that takes up so much space. But she is in such beautiful shape that I just do not want to change anything at all. (except the seatbacks. I was looking all day at them and was thinking how to best implement the new "danish" design.
+Der Kyffhäuser Ah, she sounds lovely...and we'd love to see some pictures when you implement that new Danish design! ⚓-Monique
Is there an eta for season 3? I could not find any info. I`ve seen all your videos twice already and I`m getting impatient. Fair winds!
please do a video about canning meat
I love this guy! I bet he spends a fraction of what others spend and gets the same amount of joy!
This guy is a genius!!! Great video...
+Paul Wilson Ha! I'll be sure to pass that on! Glad you enjoyed the video Paul! ⚓-Monique
Neat little boat.
thank you, for have a look in your boat.
Thanks achim, glad you liked the video. If you're interested in boat tours we have several more ranging from a high performance racing boat to a classic wooden boat. I've included a link to one we did with Ben aboard his Nonsuch 26. Hope you enjoy! Cheers ⚓-Monique th-cam.com/video/wrTvbM3TGe0/w-d-xo.html
so he pee in the river?
Meat in pressure cooker tutorial would be awesome!
+MrToasty222 I second this. 1 or 2 years without a fridge ?
I think it is pretty the same like make vegetables ready to storage in a glas jar. Very common here in Germany (especially in the generation of my grandparents), but I would like to be sure :D
+MrToasty222 We're actually looking into getting a pressure canner, especially since we're thinking of heading up to expensive Norway. If we could can enough meat to last through our journey there and back it could mean huge savings for us PLUS it would probably be a lot healthier. If we end up getting the canner we'll be sure to film the learning process! ⚓-Monique
+ForSeTi Trimaran Apparently you can even keep it longer than that, however, as time goes on the texture and nutrition will start to decrease. ⚓-Monique
+MrToasty222 Same here!
Nice boat-not exactly "pocket size" though !
Where was the loo ? :)
+john wheatley probably a bucket
+Cawfee Dawg Thats what I assumed, but when you have four or more people aboard, thats a bit awkward !!
+john wheatley Indeed lol
+john wheatley The loo is coming up in soon, but I'm not sure you guys are going to like it. Let's just say it rhymes with 'chuck it'. (✿◠‿◠) ⚓-Monique
Great video, really enjoyed this one! JM
+jmflyer55 Thanks JM, we rather enjoyed this one as well. Fair winds to you! ⚓-Monique
+DrakeParagon yea, me to. BTW, I checked his website/blog, come to find out he just bought a bigger boat! A 39'...lol. He even mentions how it kind of went against what he preached about freedom, but he's on it full time now and single, so guess he needed more. Anyhow, thanks again, hope to see you guys one day once I'm on the water. JM
Yep....keepin it simple!
+S/V Southern Lady Always a good thing, eh? ⚓-Monique
Awesome video, thank you for sharing.
He is the smart version of Macgyver of the sea.
Thanks EL EL, glad you enjoyed the video, and you're right...he is extremely inventive. (Btw, love your photo. Just started singing 0118 999 881 999 119 725...3 in my head. ◕ ◡ ◕ ) ⚓-Monique
Love small boats :)
+Sailing Blue Bird They can be quite lovely. I spent two months crewing on a friend's 29 foot boat and it was the most wonderful experience. I felt very in control of the boat in so many different conditions and never felt over powered...even when things were not going well. You certainly give up space below, but the rewards can make the trade off well worth the compromise! ⚓-Monique
Wonderful ideas for a small space. Thanks for sharing.
+Todd Murray Thanks for watching Todd and glad you enjoyed it! ⚓-Monique
Who did the interview?!!
+Filippo Schiavon Drake Roberts was the interviewer. He also produced many other cruiser interview and boat tour series over the past few years that are all in this playlist. -> th-cam.com/users/drakeParagonplaylists?sort=dd&view=50&shelf_id=30 In there you'll also find a presentation he made at a yacht club about his background and the big plan behind this TH-cam channel.
amazing use of space
+Jeffrey VanderHorst He rather does makes excellent use of the space, doesn't he. He certainly gave us some ideas... ⚓-Monique
Fascinating stuff
+SpaceManSpiff20001 Thanks SpaceManSpiff. Love the name btw...I'm a huge Calvin and Hobbes fan! ⚓-Monique
Would be great if you could learn the preserving of meats, and make a how-to video ;)
+Naitsirkhelo We are very seriously talking about ordering a pressure canner and, if we do, we'll be sure to document the process. It certainly seems like it could be a great solution moving forward, especially if we end up spending the winter in Norway. If we can can enough meat to last the winter, and augment with fresh veggies, it could be a huge saving for us! ⚓-Monique
+DrakeParagon Very nice! I I'm very intriuged by the solution my self. I just bought a King's Cruiser 34, and I'm planning to use 3 months on the Norwegian coastline this summer. And hopefully I'll be spending even more time next year 😁
+Naitsirkhelo That sounds lovely! Some friends showed us pictures of their time in Norway and, after seeing how beautiful it is, there's no way we could skip going. It's pricey but looks spectacular! Fair winds to you and have a marvellous time! ⚓-Monique
wheres the head?
It's in the deck tour episode. :)
Thumbs up
+skipper99991 Thanks so much skipper! ⚓-Monique
cool
+alan mckinnon (✿◠‿◠) We thought so too! ⚓-Monique
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+Jan Petr **
great video!!!! thanks for posting
Brilliant, glad to hear you enjoyed the episode and thanks for watching! Cheers ⚓-Monique
Love this guy. True explorer.
Indeed he is! ⚓-Monique
Brilliant!