I can’t understand how anyone can put a thumb down on your videos I’ve been on a trawler on the North Sea and yet I’ve learn a lot from you Troy, and your videos are great 👍
Another wonderful video. You are so knowledgeable, Pas is a cutie, you make a great couple. You guys are great representatives for Australia. Nice mix of sailing and exploring. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
I'm loving your videos! So natural, and what a beautiful country ... I love love love the fact that you're completely alone! How wonderful that must be! I can't wait to see where your journey takes me!
Beautiful sunset and even more beautiful sea maiden diving in for an evening swim. Never met a girl like her. Not many around I suppose. Brilliant sailing and editing.
Thanks Michael. The videos are a pretty close approximation of how we live- nothing is scripted, we just shoot it as it happens and cut out the more boring details (and some of my bad language). Foraging cooking and sailing is what keeps us Free Range!
Hi guys... really enjoying your videos... they are right on point and very well done... I know how much work it takes to something good together... Keep it up and thank you for sharing your adventure with us...BTW you both have a very cool personality...Cheers...
I also need to add that this is the ONLY channel where I find myself watching every episode completely...and I mean every second! No other channel can do that for me!
I agree completely with SI, is there anywhere you go that isn't gorgeous? OMG beautiful scenery is everywhere, fishing, sailing, and a lovely lady who obviously loves you. Your the luckiest guy on the Planet Kev
Troy's been a mad fan of Harry Butler, Les Hiddens and Rob Breidel etc. etc. for many years. When you have a passion for something it's easy to learn about it. We travelled the West Coast in 2015 and again in 2017 to make the videos. Most of our information has come from the Fremantle Sailing West Australian Cruising guide but also just exploring ourselves. Pascale
Ok, that's answered that question..... I had heard/read that arborists weren't keen on spiking trees they weren't taking out due to the trees getting disease from the wounds. I thought you'd be aware of that; and you were. You're an amazing guy. And another question answered ref the damping mech off the boom.
The homemade stabilizer thing works surprisingly well. We used to do it using outriggers on boats here in Florida. One on each side really knocks the roll down, although we used water anchors, but same concept. I have to say you are like a cross between Steve Irwin and Macgyver! Jack of all trades! And scored a lovely catch in your woman too! My new favorite channel! Thanks from 'Merica!
I just found your videos the other day. Quickly becoming my favorite sailing channel! You guys are an inspiration!! I've enjoyed watching Troy's hat slowly disintegrate so far. Bout time for a fresh one m8 lol.
How on earth did you think to pack your tree climbing equipment on a yacht!! Also Man! you guys make it seem like you could shove off, and live on fish and coconuts with no worries. A dreamy spinnaker run! To top it off, as I said earlier ace fisherman, and ace sailors!
We don't take any meat with us and don't see any shops for over 3 months sometimes so we very much rely on fish/seafood to keep going. Pascale spent about $2000 approx. on dry goods which we are still living on 8 months later! That climbing gear may just help put money back in the kitty when our money runs out but is great for getting fresh coconuts.
This is definitely my new favourite channel. I Love you Aussies! On a technical note- Interesting how a 20 litre pail is enough to stabilize such a big boat.
Mirrool is only 4 ton and it was just sufficient to stop her synchronising with the waves and having the roll amplified. Simple, cheap, effective- our favourite things.
Another great video!!! Fastastic! Whom is the video editor? Oh the coconut water when filtered and proper sterile procedure is used, in the most dire absolute necessity "could be" used. But it is NOT the same as blood plasma. Coconut water has too much potassium and too little sodium. It is also the wrong pH. It also causes a diuretic effect. It would not rehydrate. IT IS DEFINITELY NOT RECOMMENDED ANYWHERE IN ANY SITUATION. 11% of patients receiving coconut water IV had severe reactions. 89% of patients that get it IV do not die is not a reason to use it. Drink it by mouth. Then it does help to rehydrate and add calories.
Thank you for such a detailed reply T.D.H. Pascale is the primary editor usually, then we both get together and rough out the final arrangement. Pas then adds music and we try eliminate any shots with wind or audio aberrations. Sometimes, they are key to the story and we are forced to keep them. In the future, we hope to get better sound gear, but we don't get paid for this and have to allocate it to the future budget. Pascale does some final tweaking, then we get together and try and equalise the volume across the video to eliminate quiet and loud segments. We are still teaching ourselves and hope to produce better work in the future. In the meantime, please enjoy our beautiful country and our efforts to convey it.
Not sure if you know, but here is a recipe I learn't in Fiji. Kokoda www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/16530/kokoda Personally i don't discard the juice. coconut milk can be made squeezing the grated coconut through some muslin cloth with water. Also great eaten with cassava or potato, even some spinach/silverbeet. Great videos, watching them all. :)
That looks delicious. When you say you don't discard the juice do you mean the lemon and lime juice (seems like a waste)? We got some lemons and limes when we're in Weipa so I'll have to try it out. Yup we've been making coconut milk by food processing the flesh with water and squeezing through muslin and we've just arrived in coconut country on Thursday Island now, so good timing!
Yeah keep the lime/lemon juice, it can be added to other dishes. Sweet that your at Thursday Island, I grew up in Darwin and played Rugby Union with the Ti boy's. Binge watching, on Ep 5 now :)
Love the Aboriginal art, love your self-sufficiency, love that you're so relaxed. You ain't no city folk!
I can’t understand how anyone can put a thumb down on your videos
I’ve been on a trawler on the North Sea and yet I’ve learn a lot from you Troy, and your videos are great 👍
Another wonderful video. You are so knowledgeable, Pas is a cutie, you make a great couple. You guys are great representatives for Australia. Nice mix of sailing and exploring. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
That was a heck of a mackerel! Awesome episode, thanks for lowering my blood pressure 50 points! :-)
Awesome videos guys keep them coming. Just love Pascals giggle.
I'm loving your videos! So natural, and what a beautiful country ... I love love love the fact that you're completely alone! How wonderful that must be! I can't wait to see where your journey takes me!
Beautiful sunset and even more beautiful sea maiden diving in for an evening swim. Never met a girl like her. Not many around I suppose. Brilliant sailing and editing.
Troy is quite the provider! Makes the rest of us men look soft! Well done you 2! I love how you include foraging, cooking and sailing together.
Thanks Michael. The videos are a pretty close approximation of how we live- nothing is scripted, we just shoot it as it happens and cut out the more boring details (and some of my bad language). Foraging cooking and sailing is what keeps us Free Range!
Hi guys... really enjoying your videos... they are right on point and very well done... I know how much work it takes to something good together... Keep it up and thank you for sharing your adventure with us...BTW you both have a very cool personality...Cheers...
Spot on Pascale. 9.29...A pouch it is and if you look closely you can see Joeys head sticking out...check it out again guys.
Kero tin stabilizer! WTF! You guys are legends. Thank you for sharing your journey. Enjoying it immensely.
Cheers David, thanks for joining in.
I can see why you love your country so much. Incredible.
I also need to add that this is the ONLY channel where I find myself watching every episode completely...and I mean every second! No other channel can do that for me!
I agree completely with SI, is there anywhere you go that isn't gorgeous? OMG beautiful scenery is everywhere, fishing, sailing, and a lovely lady who obviously loves you. Your the luckiest guy on the Planet Kev
We feel lucky to have Australia as our home and we are proud we get to share that with so many great people.
Another beautiful episode
Thank you for sharing your Country/ Continent with me!
I have been totally Loving your videos!! Cheers from Denver, Colorado!
Your knowledge is amazing... another awesome Vid
Yes indeed - wondering at a few of the clues you have both dropped where your knowledge of the top end / bushcraft came from? Just working up north?
Troy's been a mad fan of Harry Butler, Les Hiddens and Rob Breidel etc. etc. for many years. When you have a passion for something it's easy to learn about it. We travelled the West Coast in 2015 and again in 2017 to make the videos. Most of our information has come from the Fremantle Sailing West Australian Cruising guide but also just exploring ourselves. Pascale
An Amazing Beautiful episode. Love Ancient Art !
Ok, that's answered that question..... I had heard/read that arborists weren't keen on spiking trees they weren't taking out due to the trees getting disease from the wounds. I thought you'd be aware of that; and you were. You're an amazing guy. And another question answered ref the damping mech off the boom.
The coconuts were a refreshing change of food and drink. Another great video.
Watched a couple of vids and now I’m sold.. subscribed..
Warren s/y Legend
Amazing scenery mate ~
The homemade stabilizer thing works surprisingly well. We used to do it using outriggers on boats here in Florida. One on each side really knocks the roll down, although we used water anchors, but same concept.
I have to say you are like a cross between Steve Irwin and Macgyver! Jack of all trades! And scored a lovely catch in your woman too! My new favorite channel! Thanks from 'Merica!
I used to use drogues off of the poles but the local tiger sharks thought they were too irresistible and took them home.
@@FreeRangeLiving lol!!! Those pesky sharks. Guess there's a reason why shark week is filmed in Australia.
Thanks for the vlogs. Hope you're both well. 8 )
Amazing place... amazing people. Thanks for sharing your adventures!
A beautiful vid, topped off by a gorgeous sunset.
A home made stabiliser. Now that's' why I'm going to be trialing. Great tip.
One on either side work very well, thought the swivel is a key element. The burnt morse cable got replaced eventually. Boring I know.
I am delighted with your lifestyle, please keep on making awesome inspirational videos, especially your fishing knowledge.
I just found your videos the other day. Quickly becoming my favorite sailing channel! You guys are an inspiration!! I've enjoyed watching Troy's hat slowly disintegrate so far. Bout time for a fresh one m8 lol.
Welcome to the crew Kyle, hope we hear more from you.
you guys certainly find a lot of hidden treausures in our beautiful country, and eat like kings by the look of it, love your vids guys, fair winds
+beggars banquet thanks! Good to see you're becoming a regular.
awesome channel guys, glad I found it, can't wait to keep up to date with your travels!
Thanks for standing up for us Hugh. G
Great videos. The WA coast looks like a great place, plus it doesn't have the crowds that you get on the east coast.
How on earth did you think to pack your tree climbing equipment on a yacht!! Also Man! you guys make it seem like you could shove off, and live on fish and coconuts with no worries. A dreamy spinnaker run! To top it off, as I said earlier ace fisherman, and ace sailors!
We don't take any meat with us and don't see any shops for over 3 months sometimes so we very much rely on fish/seafood to keep going. Pascale spent about $2000 approx. on dry goods which we are still living on 8 months later! That climbing gear may just help put money back in the kitty when our money runs out but is great for getting fresh coconuts.
I wondered the same thing - I never would've thought to bring the tree climbing gear 😃🌴
Awesome art and what a Mac. cheers.
This is definitely my new favourite channel. I Love you Aussies!
On a technical note- Interesting how a 20 litre pail is enough to stabilize such a big boat.
Mirrool is only 4 ton and it was just sufficient to stop her synchronising with the waves and having the roll amplified. Simple, cheap, effective- our favourite things.
Pure magic you lucky lucky barstuards
The good ole days
Troy really is a jack of all trades! I wonder what all kind jobs he held to be able to sail in a 30’ sailboat!
Engineer, skipper, comm. diver, rigger, scoundrel.
i just found u guys... love the videos and u guys!!...subscibed, liked and commented... lots of love to u 2!
You are most welcome. Thank you.
Think I might start a Pascale appreciation page :)
i always wanted to do sailing :)
Another great video!!! Fastastic! Whom is the video editor?
Oh the coconut water when filtered and proper sterile procedure is used, in the most dire absolute necessity "could be" used. But it is NOT the same as blood plasma. Coconut water has too much potassium and too little sodium. It is also the wrong pH. It also causes a diuretic effect. It would not rehydrate. IT IS DEFINITELY NOT RECOMMENDED ANYWHERE IN ANY SITUATION. 11% of patients receiving coconut water IV had severe reactions. 89% of patients that get it IV do not die is not a reason to use it.
Drink it by mouth. Then it does help to rehydrate and add calories.
Thank you for such a detailed reply T.D.H. Pascale is the primary editor usually, then we both get together and rough out the final arrangement. Pas then adds music and we try eliminate any shots with wind or audio aberrations. Sometimes, they are key to the story and we are forced to keep them. In the future, we hope to get better sound gear, but we don't get paid for this and have to allocate it to the future budget. Pascale does some final tweaking, then we get together and try and equalise the volume across the video to eliminate quiet and loud segments. We are still teaching ourselves and hope to produce better work in the future. In the meantime, please enjoy our beautiful country and our efforts to convey it.
TDH you forgot to add rum...
How big is the boat? Love your program!
30 foot. Look up Clansman 30 yacht.
Not sure if you know, but here is a recipe I learn't in Fiji. Kokoda www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/16530/kokoda Personally i don't discard the juice. coconut milk can be made squeezing the grated coconut through some muslin cloth with water. Also great eaten with cassava or potato, even some spinach/silverbeet. Great videos, watching them all. :)
That looks delicious. When you say you don't discard the juice do you mean the lemon and lime juice (seems like a waste)? We got some lemons and limes when we're in Weipa so I'll have to try it out. Yup we've been making coconut milk by food processing the flesh with water and squeezing through muslin and we've just arrived in coconut country on Thursday Island now, so good timing!
Yeah keep the lime/lemon juice, it can be added to other dishes. Sweet that your at Thursday Island, I grew up in Darwin and played Rugby Union with the Ti boy's. Binge watching, on Ep 5 now :)
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30k+ views. 1.3 took a moment to up vote. ONE down vote! Extraordinary videos.
Australia!
nice
lol, you're never going to eat all that! Neither of you will want to eat mackerel for a month.
Excellent 😂