Dave and Goliath, Episode 1, Cruising the Southern Bay Islands, Gold Coast, Australia
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- On this trip we sail North to an anchorage called the Bedrooms on South Stradbroke Island. We spend a night there and then travel to Jacobs Well and then South for a night at Marine Stadium before heading home.
Music Credits, Taneesha Gray.
Sing To Myself
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This is such a MIGHTY boat! We love it! Please post more sailing adventures!
Like your Eastcoast accent. Like your boat aswell. Regards from a Dutch watersporter. Have been in Brisbane and Straddy. What a country …….
This Goliath its so cool wow.
Hey fella, beautiful boat! I don't suppose I could trouble you to... ..make some more videos? Sail more? Pls?
First off thanks for taking me with you. 🙂 and thanks for skipping the build . I'm glad your already micro cruising. That's a beautiful area to sail . Thanks for the power boat action. Get used to it because it won't stop . And sometimes you just have to leave a man behind. RIP to the hat 👒
I watched this again---the impact is still sublime!
Beautifully built craft. Thanks for the awesome footage and lovely music. it was memsmerizing.
Loved seeing Goliath in action. Great tour of your area and liked that song - must look that one up.
Great video. The right mix of practicality, relaxation, music, narration, and sailing! Cheers from the states ZPLAA.
Great video, great boat.
Looking forward to you making many more videos for us 👍.
I look forward to more videos. Nice build.
Love our small boat adventures. Thanks for sharing.
Your boat radiates quality of build from every angle the camera captured.
This is the perfect micro cruiser for solo sailing, and being able to sail from within the cabin in wet and cold weather is hugely beneficial, likewise the 'liveaboard' capabilities.
I look forward to following your adventures and seeing more of the interior of Dave and Goliath (speaking of which, that's such a wonderful choice of name!). Subscribed.
Love it!!! I want to build one over the winter. I have the paradox plans but would like a little smaller and lighter one
Awesome boat, nice work.
Nice video! Thanks for sharing.
Good on you for getting out there.
love it mate! More please...lol!
Great Video. Pls make more :)
What a great video production thanks for sharing it with us. Its good to see new ideas being tried out and succeeding. What's the beam dimention. All the best.
Nice boat, I didn't see any shrouds or forstay or backstay. Is the mast stable? Is it considered a gaff rigged cat boat? It s a really nice build, I guess you ha a sleeping bag.
Great video, love the boat. If you ever want to sell it I'm your first call :)
Very nice Paradox build. I am starting mine very soon with goal to be completed by June 24’
Your deck shows outstanding craftsmanship and i would like to duplicate it. What did you do to create the Holly Teak look?
Thanks
Is that a Yuloh sculling oar? Use it much? How effective? Nice ukulele music. Thank you.
..just read prev comment.
what a beautiful boat!
is it possible/viable have a yuloh on her?
Yes I did have a yuloh. Unfortunately I broke it at pivot point. I might repair it but am unsure. I am using a stand up paddle board paddle at the moment with success. Ps. I had troubles using the Yuloh. Just couldn't get the knack
Dave, how is the windward performance with the chine runners. Can you get a decent pointing angle to help you go where you want to go?
Yes. It's points about 45 degrees. Nothing special. You need to be heeling well over for them to dig in in light air.
@@daveandgoliath.7917 OK thanks! I was thinking of building something like the Paradox but was concerned about rough water performance out on Moreton Bay and light air performance.
@@jasonstork9606 I am pretty sure a Paradox would handle Morton Bay ok. It is reportedly a very newsworthy boat
Where may I procure plans for this boat? Tommy
But did you get your hat back?
No, unfortunately
i measure my food supply in coffee :)
Dave you have a facebook page?have an idi lice to chear,,
hey you didnt go back and get that hat. Please keep the camera still too much movement wanted to see more surf. I hope you do some more cause its quite different.
Thanks. Keeping the camera still is an work in progresses, ha ha ha . Unfortunately the hat got smashed by a 40 foot power boat before had a chance to save it.
@@daveandgoliath.7917 more than keeping the camera steady is panning more slowly and scan smoothly from one spot to another then pause. That said, great video and oh man I love your Paradox! It is a work of art :)
Beautiful microcruiser!
I look forward to more videos. Nice build.