Is there anything that Suzy can’t do….Welds, masthead repairs, prop diving, sail changes, and five star executive chef! The boss needs to give you a raise….
nice vid, I'm in Everett, will be purchasing my 10th sailboat monday....probably a gray whale you saw, they're called the "Sounders". The come to Central Puget Sound to feed on ghost shrimp before continuing north to Alaska for the summer.
are you in pt angeles now?.. i live near Seattle and have been watching you guys for over a year... would love to come and say hello and buy you lunch or dinner.
How often does it happen that nets get caught in the propellors? Does at least one member of the crew need to be a deepsea diver? Seems like a very annoying problem. Suzie seemed exhausted once she climbed back on board. Great video!
Hi Fred, It's good to be able to dive on your boat just in case you have an emergency, like this one, or to do any maintenance that is required such as changing zincs etc. It hasn't happened often but when it does it's good to be able to take care of it and yes, I was exhausted after cutting the netting off. Good to hear from you!
I over heard your auto pilot in this video was jabbing to every correction. That should be enough to keep anyone awake. It probably needs to go anyway.! As ways, love your videos and wishing well one day at a time.!
Hi, Our tafrail and rub rails are Hatteras off-white and our bulwark rails our linseed oiled nateral ipe wood. Not sure which you were asking about. Thanks for watching!
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Those sandwichettes were certainly a treat for the eyes.
sttill one of the best sailing channel on youtube, no bull shit, no telenovela,, cheers
Enjoyed, some good cooking on Emerald Steel!
Thanks for posting
Real sailing with a real sailboat done by lovely people..
Ship’s Chef and Ship’s Diver…..and welder….and….you need to be asking for increased rations! Fun video, Thanks, Andrew
Is there anything that Suzy can’t do….Welds, masthead repairs, prop diving, sail changes, and five star executive chef! The boss needs to give you a raise….
Love watching you guys. Solid sailing and life skills.
Glad you visiting the pacific northwest!
Very real! Love your vibe! Still following along. Kiwi Sam
Fantastic
Lovely, well done
Brilliant - - - !!!
nice vid, I'm in Everett, will be purchasing my 10th sailboat monday....probably a gray whale you saw, they're called the "Sounders". The come to Central Puget Sound to feed on ghost shrimp before continuing north to Alaska for the summer.
Thanks
Another great episode guys 👍
Great video as always,you folks are looking good,fresh air and Susies delicious cooking --thanks for sharing and stay safe,love your videos! 🙂
Aloha, Even after all this time, you are still one of my favorite sailing channels. Mahalo for sharing
Love your videos!
such amazing team work on this passage could almost taste those sandwichies
Jamakin me hungry. Good to see you both. Had shaft spurs and a folding prop on my 43 great combination
hello great video thanks. saludos
it is always good and educational in many ways to watch you sailing.
Love watching you guys you guys are awesome! And great job, Sue
Love your videos. You might want to research how to remove most of the arsenic found in rice...
are you in pt angeles now?..
i live near Seattle and have been watching you guys for over a year... would love to come and say hello and buy you lunch or dinner.
Seamenship at its finest
Amazing teamwork!
Question? Whereabouts is your home port?
👍!!!
Good video. Do you you ais transponder?
love you guys i make a apitizer bazil leaf a cheese then a tomato like the italian flag just wu=ishing you all the best
How often does it happen that nets get caught in the propellors? Does at least one member of the crew need to be a deepsea diver? Seems like a very annoying problem. Suzie seemed exhausted once she climbed back on board. Great video!
Hi Fred, It's good to be able to dive on your boat just in case you have an emergency, like this one, or to do any maintenance that is required such as changing zincs etc. It hasn't happened often but when it does it's good to be able to take care of it and yes, I was exhausted after cutting the netting off. Good to hear from you!
Safe in the straights of Juan de Fuca.
About the fishing net ,,, No damage to prop shaft segling or shaft couplings ?
No, everything was fine:) Thanks for watching!
I over heard your auto pilot in this video was jabbing to every correction. That should be enough to keep anyone awake. It probably needs to go anyway.! As ways, love your videos and wishing well one day at a time.!
😃👏👏👏
hey what color paint are u using rails and bullworks ??
Hi, Our tafrail and rub rails are Hatteras off-white and our bulwark rails our linseed oiled nateral ipe wood. Not sure which you were asking about. Thanks for watching!
@@SailingEmeraldSteel ( Paint color ) , great thank you much for the reply
so many other cruisers are not as diverse as you two. if something happens to one of them its the end of cruising, but not you guys....
Hi Alice, So good to hear from you again, after all these years. Thanks for watching!
Thanks