Great video Beth as always, that was a really nice gesture to donate the Gopro to the RNLI, even though I moved to Canada in 2001 I still buy RNLI Christmas cards and give them to some of my business partners, they love the painted scenes on them and I still get to support them from here, my favourite TH-cam channels are yours of course, Canice, and a guy in England I follow with a channel called "The Narrowboat That James Built" he is doing pretty much what you are doing but on a narrowboat, oh, amd Bertie is such a good boy, loved the happy "downward dog" yoga stretch he did, a sign he is happy !!!!
Fun with breathing filters.. Yay! Not! Small bits done.... and the weather has no care for your schedule.. Take it easy! See you next week. Love the bilge color.
Good work Beth. The river was really high. Good to see Bertie. A big Congratulations 🎊🎉🍾🎈 to getting 1000 subscribers!!! See you next week. Thanks for sharing. 🙏😊🤗 Kathy
Have you considered the green bathroom grade chipboard for the floor? Friend of mine left a chunk of it in water for a year and it was unaffected - much better than ply for water resistance.
That's a good call and I had considered weatherproof ply although I found the stuff I could get is a lot more expensive and I'm going to paint the ply too.
Hey there, did you ever find out, or work out what type of wood it was that you removed? I’d really be interested to find out. Your reaction and description of it reminded me of a wood called Jarrah (Eucalyptus Marginata) I think that they call it something else in the UK and Europe. I lived in Western Australia for a few years and I came across it there. I wore out, or broke several drill bits and blades on that stuff. Don’t get me wrong it’s beautiful, and it lasts forever,but it’s like stone and such a pain in the bum to work with - especially if you don’t have the right tools 😳 Perhaps your old floor was something like Hard Maple wood. It’s light in colour as you described the floor boards .
Great video Beth as always, that was a really nice gesture to donate the Gopro to the RNLI, even though I moved to Canada in 2001 I still buy RNLI Christmas cards and give them to some of my business partners, they love the painted scenes on them and I still get to support them from here, my favourite TH-cam channels are yours of course, Canice, and a guy in England I follow with a channel called "The Narrowboat That James Built" he is doing pretty much what you are doing but on a narrowboat, oh, amd Bertie is such a good boy, loved the happy "downward dog" yoga stretch he did, a sign he is happy !!!!
It is a tough project but you are doing so well, looking for to next week. Best wishes Christine x
Fun with breathing filters.. Yay! Not! Small bits done.... and the weather has no care for your schedule.. Take it easy! See you next week. Love the bilge color.
Good work Beth. The river was really high. Good to see Bertie. A big Congratulations 🎊🎉🍾🎈 to getting 1000 subscribers!!! See you next week. Thanks for sharing. 🙏😊🤗 Kathy
Well done! We all know in our heart of hearts that an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Go you! 😀
Is it me or are the bilges looking fabulous? Love the colour. 💚
They do, don't they!! ✨
These vlogs are always very much looked forward to. Love the progress. And congrats on reaching 1k subs.
Woo Hoo! You got to 1000 subscribers! 🥳
Have you considered the green bathroom grade chipboard for the floor? Friend of mine left a chunk of it in water for a year and it was unaffected - much better than ply for water resistance.
That's a good call and I had considered weatherproof ply although I found the stuff I could get is a lot more expensive and I'm going to paint the ply too.
Congratulations on 1k subs 👍
Looks so good it's almost a shame to cover them up.
Maybe a clear perspex floor would look cool! 😁
@@TillerQueen You've got find some way to show them off! :)
@@alistairbeckett9171 I am going to put in a hatch in the galley for wine bottles too!
Hey there, did you ever find out, or work out what type of wood it was that you removed?
I’d really be interested to find out.
Your reaction and description of it reminded me of a wood called Jarrah (Eucalyptus Marginata)
I think that they call it something else in the UK and Europe.
I lived in Western Australia for a few years and I came across it there.
I wore out, or broke several drill bits and blades on that stuff.
Don’t get me wrong it’s beautiful, and it lasts forever,but it’s like stone and such a pain in the bum to work with - especially if you don’t have the right tools 😳
Perhaps your old floor was something like Hard Maple wood.
It’s light in colour as you described the floor boards .
I'm not really sure although it could be a mahogany.