Together with your films of when you first online-bought, hence arrived on Nutshell in Panama anchorage and brought the ship back to life and beautiful strength, this video shines happiness ❤ It's a video I will return to, time and again. Thanks, Mnus&Wen🌸🌿
Awesome little beach cook up guy's I'm so jealous that pork looked amazing!! Thanks for another great episode guy's hope all is well and keeping safe 👍
Nice looking feed guys. I'm in British Columbia and just bought my first sailboat at the start of last year. Living on it now. My other vehicle is a 1973 kombi. I've done a lot of this type of cooking over the years. Bit of tin foil, some butter, garlic, salt, veg and into the fire it goes. Haven't used a camp oven like yours but I do keep a small Coleman, collapsible oven that I've used for everything from baking break to making pizzas. No need to eat hot dogs when you're off the grid. Thanks for more inspiration guys.
Hi Nancy. You’re so right. We started making these videos as a video diary to look back on. We have already started looking at many of the older ones. Soo many memories! W.
Hey lovely people. Watched you from the beginning. Never commented. However, now I must. Being Dutch, in my country there is no room for a lifestyle like the one you depicted very nicely in this episode. I'm 65 now but when I was 35 I was offered a job in Australia. Wages were spot on and they offered me a free hose and a car including a driver. However, I turned it down as my wife at the time time was not prepared to leave Holland. I stayed and in 2008 I left her. I have been to Australia many times and met the coolest people and coolest way how people get along.
many years ago on the hawkesbury river nsw we had a hangi in a cage lined with cabbage leaves lamb pork chickens potatoes ect by the end of the nite we ate the cabbage leaves, i think we were drinking goat beer as everybody but me was acting the goat
I converted a couple of local yacht friends with our Quinn T-Rex 😂 they were using little tenders with 6hp motors till they seen what we were able to do with a bigger tinny and 30hp.
With the hat, beard and wood antlers, Magnus reminds me of the dwarfs, under the mountain from the Lord of the Ring series. Easy barbecue cooking. Looks delish. How was it Wendy?
Hi guys. Youve confirmed that a narrowboat will have to wait a bit, but I have a "next boat" suggestion... I think a sail converted trawler will fit your vibe to a T. Magnus estimated that you motor 70% and he loves tinkering with engines, why not a motor sailer?
We have looked at getting a motor sailor. It’s great idea. There was one we had our eye on, but the guy didn’t want to sell! We like to keep our options open so who knows.W.
Dumb question. Why don't we see much on South Central Australia on TH-cam? Once zoomed in on a wheat farm and it looked exactly like a wheat farm in our area of North Central Montana USA.
Lovely to see Magnus in his happy place, what an enjoyable episode.
Thank you, Steven. So glad you enjoyed it. W
What a beautiful place.... thank you for sharing .... best wishes and..............cheers !!
Thanks for watching and commenting. W.
What a life! Love where you ask Wen; "What month are we in now, Wen"? 🤣😂
It gets a bit like that! W.
Together with your films of when you first online-bought, hence arrived on Nutshell in Panama anchorage and brought the ship back to life and beautiful strength, this video shines happiness ❤ It's a video I will return to, time and again. Thanks, Mnus&Wen🌸🌿
Thank you so much for your kind words. It was a wonderful place. W.
You two look the picture of health lovely video thanks.
Thanks for your lovely comment, Christopher. W.
Just such a good film 🌿 Thanks, Wendy!
Thank you. W.
Awesome little beach cook up guy's I'm so jealous that pork looked amazing!! Thanks for another great episode guy's hope all is well and keeping safe 👍
Thanks, Danny. It was lovely. We are both well. W.
iconic magnus ✌️
Nice looking feed guys. I'm in British Columbia and just bought my first sailboat at the start of last year. Living on it now. My other vehicle is a 1973 kombi. I've done a lot of this type of cooking over the years. Bit of tin foil, some butter, garlic, salt, veg and into the fire it goes. Haven't used a camp oven like yours but I do keep a small Coleman, collapsible oven that I've used for everything from baking break to making pizzas. No need to eat hot dogs when you're off the grid. Thanks for more inspiration guys.
Couldn’t agree more! We both like to cook so we tend to eat homemade food. W.
Magnus in his happy place. Making wonderful memories in special places. Can’t wait for “smell-a - vision”! lol
Hi Nancy. You’re so right. We started making these videos as a video diary to look back on. We have already started looking at many of the older ones. Soo many memories! W.
Brilliant as always that camp oven was fantastic! cooked the pork to perfection thank you Magnus and wendy xxxx
Glad you enjoyed it, Sarah. W.
Bush chainsaw 😂 love your work guys
Yum I'm hungry looking at the pork n spuds. You can keep the veggies
Hey lovely people. Watched you from the beginning. Never commented. However, now I must. Being Dutch, in my country there is no room for a lifestyle like the one you depicted very nicely in this episode. I'm 65 now but when I was 35 I was offered a job in Australia. Wages were spot on and they offered me a free hose and a car including a driver. However, I turned it down as my wife at the time time was not prepared to leave Holland. I stayed and in 2008 I left her. I have been to Australia many times and met the coolest people and coolest way how people get along.
It is an amazing place with plenty of opportunity and if you like to get away from it all you can have loads of space all to yourself! W.
Wow, the pork looked amazing! Nice camp oven.
It tasted good too! Thanks for watching and commenting. W.
I know exactly what you’re saying about the Kimberly…
Been there many many times and something draws me back !!!
It’s a real special place
It’s the most amazing place on earth. We haven’t found anything else like it. We love it, too. W.
Fantastic! All best from England
Thank you! You too! W.
so great to see you back where you love most, food looked awesome, as for the beer, I am doing `dry january`, its hurting now...
Nearly over! W.
Great video, guys! Looks like your happy place, for sure.
Magnus looks a lot happier here than in Indonesia!
Take care.
It really is! We are so glad we made the decision to spend our time in the Kimberley instead. W.
many years ago on the hawkesbury river nsw we had a hangi in a cage lined with cabbage leaves lamb pork chickens potatoes ect by the end of the nite we ate the cabbage leaves, i think we were drinking goat beer as everybody but me was acting the goat
Sounds like a good night. W.
Thnks agaain for another ep, left me drooling. Hope you remebered to dows the fire. Cheers
We sure did! We usually also set fires below the high tide mark, so they get washed away when the tide comes in. W.
I converted a couple of local yacht friends with our Quinn T-Rex 😂 they were using little tenders with 6hp motors till they seen what we were able to do with a bigger tinny and 30hp.
We love having a bigger tinnie and the new bigger motor is fantastic! W.
Lovely video
Thank you. W.
Gorgeous.
Thank you. W.
With the hat, beard and wood antlers, Magnus reminds me of the dwarfs, under the mountain from the Lord of the Ring series. Easy barbecue cooking. Looks delish. How was it Wendy?
It was delicious! W.
A h h h , Magnus and wendy, Wonderful beach time. Never heard of pork steak but sure looked good ❤❤❤
Hi Jim. I’d never heard of pork steaks either, but we were given them. They were delicious! W.
I have the same BBQ plate and Camp oven. The plates are an awesome buy but i prefer to use the caste iron camp oven.
We love the plate! Easy to store and does a great job. W.
The meal looked delish!!
How was the pork steak Wendy?
Thanks for sharing your culinary expertise Magnus, you guys Rule!!
The park was delicious. I think food always taste good cooked in a fire. W.
Hi guys. Youve confirmed that a narrowboat will have to wait a bit, but I have a "next boat" suggestion... I think a sail converted trawler will fit your vibe to a T. Magnus estimated that you motor 70% and he loves tinkering with engines, why not a motor sailer?
We have looked at getting a motor sailor. It’s great idea. There was one we had our eye on, but the guy didn’t want to sell! We like to keep our options open so who knows.W.
Is that wonderful hat available to buy. If so a link would be great. Great video as always 😊
Hi Phillip. Here’s the link for the hat. ozhatz.com.au/products/hillbilly-hat Thanks. W.
Dumb question. Why don't we see much on South Central Australia on TH-cam? Once zoomed in on a wheat farm and it looked exactly like a wheat farm in our area of North Central Montana USA.
I’m not sure why. It’s a vast area with not much in-between. I’m guessing not so many people head out there. W.
I seem to recall that drift wood contains toxic chemicals and should not be used for cooking.
Thanks for the info. I wasn’t aware of that. W.
@@LifeinaNutshellI think driftwood absorbs dioxins in seawater.
Is your tinny too heavy to go onto davits, like hazel?
Yes. Safely, anyway. W.
Beautiful place n lovely cook up yum beautiful job cheers 🍻
Magnus’ microphone - is it buried in his beard or tucked his titfer?