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We Love this boat...BUT NOTHING WORKS! | S06E01
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It will be «your boat» when you have disassembled it and then assembled it again 😊.
As long as they don’t do ANOTHER go fund me to pay for that too😉🤦♂️
@@SilentStorm_5 they go funded a two hundred thousand dollar boat?
@@franklinjackson3637 no, they asked for $50,000 when they started looking for a new boat
@@SilentStorm_5 that's how these shows are supported, with patrion and go fund me. The patrons pay to keep it going so we can all enjoy the entertainment. I'd support them if I could
@@franklinjackson3637 I get that, but there are better ways to do it.
Beautiful boat! Desiree, you are not experiencing “luck.” You are experiencing the blessings of God. Happy for you and Jordan (and the little ones soon on the way).
Don't let little things ruin the excitement, everyone is happy for you guys! Remember how much you fixed on Atticus? You both are smart. Glad to hear you say in the video that it's not getting you down! 💪
New boat, new quirks & tricks to discover & sort out but the absolutely fantastic news is you have already decoded two of them and each day over the first while you will continue to knock these out.
Great Job Guys!!!!
Little problems that were easy to fix, owners manual available, great looking PEX water lines, inspections ports on water tanks accessible. So far it looks to me like you made a great choice. Boat was laid up so you will have little things. These will shake out, be resolved and your knowledge of the boat will grow. All is as it should be.
A sign in our boat yard: If it ain't broke, fix it until it is. Love view....../)___
Just retired and am moving aboard my 35’ ketch...been doing a lot of projects and worked through Covid. I know there is SO much to do still. Congrats on the new boat. She’s beautiful! I’m jealous of your forestay.
Every boat I’ve owned has a learning curve. Each project makes it your boat. I’m amazed that the two of you didn’t break down and have immediate buyers remorse. Instead, you took it step by step and solved the program without tears, crying, or throwing objects around the boat. Amazing. Did you want to do any of the above?
Or maybe they just didn't make the final cut for the video. ;+)
having the boat on the mainland meant they could get parts quickly and easy. I can imagine this in the middle of nowhere and the weeks without the gas working.
You both did so well with your first set of problems. Plus learning that the water lines were mislabeled early on, is truly a blessing in itself.
Aha charli and black... wel
Don’t forget to move the labels for the next owners...haha
This is now my favorite channel!! Please stay humble as your viewership grows!
I hate to say this because Jordan is so awesome....but it will save you much frustration in the future. But here it goes "trouble shoot and verify". A test light for for ac and dc can save tons of time. So happy for the Buds!
Doing what you love is not work. But rewarding.
Love how you dealt with a few glitches and really loving how happy you seem.
The same thing happened to me with the stove. It's a different kind of feeling when you can relate. I'm sure you have many of us reliving the experience.
Also a good demonstration if you are getting tired and frustrated sleep on it try again in the morning. Sometimes there is a simple solution you are just to close to spot.
Part of the value I get from these vids is watching you guys solve the bumps you encounter. It wouldn't be PA2 without a few "to do's", that'd be too easy.
The joys of home ownership. You build it and they will come to it. Think of this way....you will become very intimate and one with the boat. May the fair winds be with you all!
I just went to the marina yesterday to work on our boat and we actually saw atticus 2! 😅 i feel special
My Mom said I was special.
You are. You'd have been really special if you'd of filled their water tanks. . . 😉
@@harveyfloyd6045 too busy doing interior wood work for our boat hehe
She is beautiful. So stoked for you. And I love your great attitudes when things go wrong. I also appreciate the repair lessons, and being thorough when investigating - so often it is the simplest thing rather than something expensive or catastrophic. Chapeau!
If you have a self priming water pump, and your pump keeps running continuesly, it means you ran out of water. Close all taps, fill the tank(s) and turn on the breaker of the pump. Wait till the pump stops “running”, now open the tap furdest away from the pump and let the air get out. Close the tap, the pump will keep running for a short while, until it has build up enough pressure in the system.
One little reminder, if you run out of water, turn of the water heater ( if electric ) because it has no water to heat and could damage your heating element.
Great video again!
You are awesome. My wife and I travel in a RV and you have given me the challenge to do more maintenance work myself rather than always having it done.
Yes; so many issues on a boat are “ridiculous”. Once you figure them out yourself, then you become a genius. 😂❤️
"You did a good job being eye candy"..... "That's true!".... wonderful, gotta love a confident lady!!!
More bikini pics there "eye candy"!
@@indigoblueis1 David, I must respectfully disagree. I share videos from a few channels with my grandchildren. I am very careful about the content of those channels. If Jordan and Desiree even remotely based their followers on selling sexual innuendos, I would not be able to share it. Even the mention of "eye candy" puts me in a difficult position because I know my daughters would not approve of that description of Desiree. She always presents herself as a competent person who recognizes her strengths and that Jordan may have different strengths. During the search for a new home, both of them had well thought out reasons for liking each boat. While I appreciate her positive attitude and great smile, I just ask that it stop there. Thanks PA for keeping this work something that can be shared with young people who are trying to understand our world. Love you guys!
Yes William, think you are correct to step on David's toes.
Though I thought the eye candy comment was so beautifully understated it should flow straight over the top of your Granddaughters heads.
@@williamstreet4304 Couldn't agree more. Really like this channel, that made me take a breath. Not a good one.
What a horribly sexist statement from Jordan. He's essentially saying that Desiree's primary value and contribution to their journey has been her sex appeal. It's very demeaning and she deserves an apology.
Congrats on the beautiful boat. One of the best thing that have done on each of our new (to us) boats was to empty every locker to the very bottom and scrub the boat from bottom to top. That way you see and inspect every system, remove the previous owner smells and find out what you inherited so that you can decide what to keep and what to part ways with.
Well you gotta love buying something someone else owned. You never know what you get but you now get to learn something new and make it your own as you see fits yourself. Maintenance is a never ending project on a boat. What a better way to know your boat first hand than tear shit up on peace at a time...
You'd think the inspection you paid for would have detected those problems. Good thing Jordan is so handy and could fix them.
Not necessarily. The water and propane worked fine to cook breakfast and start the cleanup, so it's very likely they worked during the survey as well. I like the way they work through a problem by checking the simplest things first; very "logic tree" of them...Nice first day! :-)
@@edwardrose4180 ifit was me id chill in connitcut doing sea trials testing the electric and plumbing getting to know the boat go to rhode is land shit like that. then go for a long cruise.
@@edwardrose4180 Most likely the messed up inverter put undue stress on other electronics in the ship in addition to it's age. It could cause a sort of daisy chain of events. Very important to get the most base parts of a system working correctly so you can troubleshoot properly also. He didn't go into whether he replaced the inverter or not yet, though.
It looks like the new boat threw you a couple of softball boat projects just to remind you what's up. She's a beauty...
"New to you" is not a "new boat". They are paying all the back mantiance that the previous owner neglected and short-cutted to get her just good enough to sell.
One great thing is being where you can get any part you might need fast & take the time to get any extras you might need later, like on the solenoid.
It seems like the old owners could have gone over systems/and given a lesson on things. But, not entirely necessary I guess.
@@mindjoystudio6436 not necessary because the buyers were too anxious to purchase, and it showed. This is the follow-up on how well they negotiated the purchase and left $5K on the table because of their anxiousness. at least he was able to find an owner's manual online. Live and learn.
Yacht maintenance is a treadmill, the PO steps off and you step on! Congratulations and happy sailing!
With all old things, no surprises. Not just a boat.
Thursday morning coffee with Atticus is back!!! Who's living the dream now? ;)
Roger that!
Hi! Small tip. When it's to cold and if the propane tank is not full this problem with the flame can appear again. You simply turn up side down the tank and it will work. If the outside temperature is low of course. During the summer you shouldn't have these problems. Take care and have a great time on a new boat guys! Cheers!
Thanks for the tip!
I grill in winter (Wisconsin) and sometimes when its cold, I need to just take off my glove and put my hand on the regulator to warm it up and get it flowing - you may have a perfectly good spare regulator now. :)
Do not turn tank upside down! Could get liquid propane instead of gas. Could cause fire in cabin. Pick-up tube designed for certain orientation.
I said the same thing lol
Enjoyed the video. I used to say when you get a new (old) boat that it was not yours until you drill a hole in it. With our new (old) boat, I have added, it is not your boat until you drill a hole in it and change the joker valve! You are in the "Honeymoon" period of new boat ownership - enjoy it! Best of luck.
I had a very similar experience when I bought my bought my boat 10 years ago, and I did not know enough to ask the right questions during the survey. My stove did not work and I was told it was because the tank had no propane - reality was the solenoid was shot ($$$). A few lights did not work, I was told I just needed to buy new bulbs - reality was the switches on the lights were shot. The good news is that these experiences got me to learn the workings of my boat in great detail. You guys learned a lot on day one! thanks for this video - awesome as always.
All these years and no one every noticed those tanks were mislabeled! Nice going buds!
I assume the previous owners never filled only one tank? I was thinking the same thing
@Can Tho It draws water from the tank with the open valve.
The previous owner knew that tank 1 was aft tank. He didn’t care what the label said.
Maybe the tanks were labeled before the plumbing was hooked up?
Yep keep all tanks filled and don’t drink the water? But a zero filter
Great video and loved your attitude when things weren't working. Glad to see they were minor fixes.
I can't believe how enjoyable it is to watch you two have boat problems! You always appear to be having a good time! What a message you put out to others! And when you look back on ALL your boat-related problems, EVERYTHING still turned out OK and you and WE are that much the better for it! THANK YOU!
Have I been asleep at the monitor or did you change your Atticus motto? "Know Your World" is new to me and I like it! It IS great advice!
I perused your Subscriptions and didn't see Sailing Cadoha. They are a lot like you two and you'll like the humor and maybe even Hank, the STAR of the show!
Merely the quirks of a new boat and the quirks of the new boat owner. Enjoy your new life/boat. Congrats.
Hey Jordan and Desiree, Effort is the key to anything you want in life so when you work hard on your project, just know that it will pay off. All of us, your subscribers, are rooting for you!
Maybe all of this is why it took so long for the previous owner to respond to your offers... he was busy down at the boat yard getting his $10k worth of laughs in. “Watch this, I’m gonna swap water tank labels. I can’t wait to see this on TH-cam.” 🤣
I think you figured it out.
Some supposedly smart expert disconnected the hoses, didn't remember which is which and didn't want to take the time to figure it out, So let's just eenie meenie and connect them back, Just to think , That idiot could've cost the owner to lose money on the sail of that boat because the water system didn't work.
@@cheridolph2523 and to think, Jordan's biggest concern while boat shopping was maintaining and varnishing wood.
Jordan, the most obvious thing to check first when the gas hob stopped working was: is there propane in the tank? You studiously avoided the primary check!
With regards to the dirty water tank, I thought that was reasonably clean. Even potable tap water has impurities in it. If you have a particulate water filter in your house you will know how dirty it is when you change it.
Boat looks great. You are going to have a good time sailing!
Love the new boat. Look forward to future journeys and your future family for so many years to come.
Way to go bud! You earned your first Bud Gold ⭐️! Buying a new/used boat will have its challenges. Glad we could help you guys in buying this boat. You have both worked so hard and inspired us along the way. We just put up our house for sale yesterday and in about a year we'll move on to our own liveabord boat. Can't wait to tinker around with the boat. Ced and Kiki Montreal, 🇨🇦
Hi guys. Well you’ve convinced me I should add a regulator and solenoid to my spares. Our boat is the same age, and it gets pretty salty back in the ventilated propane locker. There’s probably room in there for another propane tank if you want. We were warned that the water tank inspection ports have a tendency to leak if the tanks are overfilled. A PS owner recommended HYPERVENT AIRE-FLOW™ MOISTURE BARRIER for under the mattress and it has kept it totally dry and mold free under the mattress for 10 years. Nice videos!
If only had I read your comment earlier! 5 years of fighting with mould under my mattresses!
Opening two minutes of this video is brilliant!! Photography and sound are amazing. And, your combination of heart and practicality (fixing stuff) make your vids wonderful!!
Minor issues replacing the propane regulator and solenoid is a relatively cheap and now completed fix. Yes the water tanks for sure need cleaned out but again regular maintenance type items. Hey, you need to learn your boat all over again and this is the place and time to be doing it!
Who would have thought a video about plumbing and propane issues could be entertaining!
could be the tank is too low of propane too
Agreed! 😂
It looks like your water manifold is Black iron T's . If so get rid of them they will rust . I suggest pex plastic fittings or Sharkbite for ease of service .
Thank goodness for easy fixes and parts stores right down the road. Love the new boat and can't wait for the adventures to come
Never had the urge to sail. I like to fish, but never wanted to sail. Yet, I love watching your VLOG. Thank you.
GOD THAT IS SUCH A REALLY BEAUTIFUL BOAT!!! IT REALLY STANDS OUT...LOVE IT!!! LUVYALL. KEEP LIVIN THE DREAM!!!!
Pull the boat closer to the marina so D won’t have to walk soooo far to get water!!!
Happy for y’all!
That’s not really how the marina works people owned or leased those slots you can’t really just move into somebody else’s slot because it’s like an RV park you can’t just park your RV park wherever because the utilities in their name
@@jamesmurphy1480 Not really, the marina has transient slips and monthly. I have moved my boat to preferable slips many times, many locations. In this case D's getting a bit wide so maybe a move farther away is in order
Good morning, first I think Desiree should start a cooking only series of vids, girl has got skills, maybe a cookbook series with regional specialties for the merch area? Second, so glad to see you so happy on the new boat but realize that, even through all the struggles with Atticus 1, you were always happy doing what you enjoy with the one you love. The small problems and discovering the fixes is why we watch and learn from you as you work through them. Reading the comments from other experienced sailors is the last piece to fill in gaps of knowledge and suggestions. Also worthwhile! So, we are now looking forward to the dodger project among others, the shake down cruises and warmer weather! Could you maybe do an episode on all of that and include talk of what you are going to transfer from A1? Missing her a bit suddenly with all her quirks and neat features! Thank you again for the inspiration through your journeys and we are excited for the next chapters!
I bet you guy will never forget the Atticus 1. She did the job.
Thanks for the video....I get so excited thinking about future “episodes.” Thanks for all the work you guys do and and for sharing. There’s not a show on tv that can compare!
“There’s a raise in this for you” 😂
I love sailing videos and you guys are my favorite because you seem down to earth and real....
Great episode!! Jordon is 2 for 2!!! Give that guy a raise!!! So fun for you two, have a blast!!!
Love the drone shots of my former hometown!
I look forward to following your new boat and adventures
Good solve with the mis-labeled tanks. We sometimes have water problems in our R.V. and it is always a clogged aerator on the end of the tap. If you have water problems, it helps to try the other water devices such as flushing the toilet or turning on the sink/shower in the head. That will help you with where to start looking- local or global.
West Marine has been a great deal of convenience for me too. I had to replace my fresh water pump on my boat only about a week after I bought it. I called and they had some right there in the store, an improved replacement for my old one. So I bought it and installed it the same day. Chances are a lot of systems in your boat had not been used much. Now that you two will be living aboard, systems will be used more often. So old things could fail simply from aging through the years. I wouldn't sweat it, that boat is an absolute beauty. Any of it can be fixed and it's worth it. It's easy to get overwhelmed going from a smaller boat to a much bigger boat. You two went from a "boat" to a "yacht". I was overwhelmed the moment right after I handed over the check and bought mine 😂
G'day mates, the missus and I were waiting for the new video to finally drop, to see you both enjoying your new home! It definitely seems that you're both absolutely gobsmacked about the new Pacific Seacrest. Good on ya both ~ Congrats! We're so glad you're finally on the new boat and wish you nothing but happiness, amazing passages, and the creation of new & beautiful memories to come! Also, when time permits, I reckon I think it's safe to assume, we all are looking forward to "Project Baby!" Blessings & Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺.
@@4philipp LOL 😆😂🤣
Fantastic 👍 your surveyor should have found all those items. Darn .
I am so happy for you both!
I am a fix it all too, and this video feels like entertained me more than other ones!
It was ridiculously funny seeing all the fix and find it stuff, I couldn't stop laughing, felt so happily entertained, big thumbs up to you both on this video!
Respect for Jordan for knowing things, and being the man, and respect to his lady for helping, and playing it well.
Happy to see a couple that plows ahead, and are essentially neverquitters!
Blessings!
The joys o owning a boat....once you figure out every system, it feels like your baby! The guys up at Bruce & Johnson's (Chris Green in particular) are great help. I wish I was in Connecticut working on my boat instead of working in Arizona!
Congrats guys! She’s beautiful!!
Thanks guys! Hopefully we can meet up with you on our way South!
@@ProjectAtticus Hey guys. My wife and I live here in Florida. Been following you. Love your new boat....I didn't catch its cost. Could you tell me? Considering our own
Anyway, thanks guys and God bless you guys on future voyages. Oh, by the way, I'm ex Navy. Served on The Independence CV 62. Thanks...
Geez How did Project Atticus become This Old House?
@@marsbeegeefan1482 I don't remember exactly but there was some back and forth and it was $220,000 or a little more? Something in that range.
@@marsbeegeefan1482 Go look at the video before this, cost is there
I’m sad this episode wasn’t longer. So excited for you guys!!!!
Just watching you look at the plumbing system, that boat is so well made! Great choice folks! And you honestly look 300% more comfortable :)
The joys of home/boat ownership begin. Step (1) buy a home, step (2) stumble into everything messed up in that home, step (3) repeat step (2) until selling the home.
Glad to see you guys address the total lack of plumber crack jokes in the first half of the video. Someone works on pipes, you crack jokes about their rear --this is the way.
Wow! Y’all had me nervous for a bit there! Thank goodness Jordan came to the rescue & with some ingenuity he figured out the water system wasn’t hooked up to the correspondingly tank & some tanks had misleading labels. Now Jordan has the opportunity to fuss with the inner water tanks of Atticus & get the kitchen sink working again . While Jordan was reorganizing the 3 tanks, he discovered the tanks holding water were dirty. That will be another job for another day. Overall Jordan & Desiree seemed thrilled to finally be in their new & improved Atticus. I’m so excited to watch all the adventures that they’ll have in their new home.
Warm Congratulations 🥳 🎉 🤩🛳⚓️🌺
Love how you 2 handled those issues.. can’t wait to see you sail to warm air and clear water. And yes raise a family..no rush
One simple rule in shipbuilding: Numbering starts aft and rises to the bow. So tank 1 must be at the aft.
Look he’s standing upright inside the boat!! Money well spent 👍🏿
Project Atticus is still afloat and steaming ...when you guys defeat the ship's bug's you will be on the top 🎩
Your videography skills are off the charts. Seriously. I thought I was watching a NatGeo doc on making a mushroom quiche.
Keith 😜 you have a wonderful TH-cam channel as well 😃🍺🇦🇺🇺🇸⛵️
This is a beautiful yacht congratulations to both of you 🇺🇸💖🦋⛵️🍺🌈🍷
Thanks guys! This means a lot coming from you. You make Australia look awesome! Can't wait to make it out there someday.
@@ProjectAtticus Australia 🇦🇺 will love to have you, You are a wonderful Couple and a great ambassador for your country. 🇺🇸 Stay safe out there 🍷🍷🌈🦋😃⛵️
Actually as a graduate of a 3 yr documentary course 50 years ago......
Nothing personal but Im not a closet voyeur of of the feckless generation.
@@waynemasters8673 hey there doing more than even the top 5 percent is doing of that generation. for freedom, so cut them a break,
did you guys refilm all of this after it actually happened? You all seem super calm and almost scripted! It sucks that you had so much to fix!
Yeah, the acting was maybe better left to Hollywood. Keep it real guys.
I had to go to the comments to check if it's was only me that recognized the acting. When he had fixed the propan system and finished off by washing his hands and then got the question from his wife if he could check out the water issue..that was a bit too much🙈 It would have been better to tell us how they figured out the issue when the camera wasn't rolling. We all understand that the camera can not be on 24/7. Otherwise I have loved their videos.
Another thing to consider is a "Home Warranty" if available for your boat. You guys are clearly capable of and enjoy fixing most things but if something major/expensive to fix came up it would be nice to have. That boat sure beautiful by the way!
Cast iron is the best, you can cook on the stove, throw it in the oven, use it to tear down some drywall when renovating. So versatile!
Old boat or new boat, it's still a B O A T. And we know what that acronym stands for don't we... But as Kenneth Grahame says "Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.” Thanks for your videos.
Through trails of life when little problem get you down. Remember love will get you through. The closer y'all become the easer little problems vanish. Love conquers all! After last week once again I looked death in the face and said. Sorry not yet my wife loves me and my Jesus is holding my hand.
With the love of my Lord and Wife and family. I will walk through life a little longer.
When bleeding air out of your fresh water system it helps to only crack open the faucet at the sink just a little bit. Also making sure all the other faucets in the boat are closed. Then go back and do each one, one at a time.
A sailor i know bought a 37 Nantai for $10k without a survey. Everything was jank on the boat. Batteries were wired wrong. Fuel lines sucked air on the beta. One set of sails that were on its last leg were on the boat. Roller furler snagged 50% of the time. Steering cables were always jumping off, and the emergency tiller was 24". No fun is 6s and 8s on the Atlantic. The main ripped and we ended up taking it to hilton head where it was pulled out. We went from maryland and our goal was galveston before all systems went south east of mobile. It was an adventure.
When’s the detailed nerdy boat tour coming?
Nice to see you guys done searching and at peace with all your hard work. 💪🍻
They did that when they were evaluating it to buy.
Seeing I’m watching the video on April 1st, for a short minute I thought you were playing an April fools joke.
Me too. Especially I was already "Got" by my favorite weather man predicting snow for Easter Sunday (in central Texas)
Tif and I have watched yall from day one. We are so stoked for the days to come.
Yall are awesome and thanks for the video's. We just moved our sailboat from lake Fort Phantom to Rockport, Texas. We have many projects before we go out. She's been dry docked for 8 years. We have never been saltwater just fresh....
We have a sloop fixed wing keel. Made by WD SCHOCK. Crazy excited. I am a RN and Tif is a science teacher.
Anyway, yall are our heros and yall are just amazing....
keep on keep in on and we'll keep ya posted
Splice together several garden hoses, filling up your tanks, ensuring they all hold water before you get too far down the road.
Lovely boat , beautiful girl, handsome clever man .
I have those earbuds, bud.
😂
Yay- so happy for you- yes there is learning curve with all new homes, going through each system trouble shooting as you know will serve you well in future. I almost take everything apart when i get a used piece of equipment just to know its useful life and working so i know what to do when it fails.
I think that you chose a wonderful home for your family. And yes it will take some getting acquainted with. But that time will go fast.
Another tour to refresh our memories would really be appreciated.
Good luck on your upcoming adventures.🤗
I thought you had a survey and did a test run to check out all the systems worked before you bought it. You have been ripped off
Acting is almost as good as when you found termite damage.
You guys have your Part 107 or nah?
Dear Drone Police, you obviously learned nothing from your 4 years in 6th grade. Take a long walk off a short pier... and then stay there.
Congratulations on your new home! wonderful to see your big smiles.
Y’all will have her ship shape in no time. Head up and deal with each problem as it comes.
first here.. 😁😁😁.. watching from philippines btw..
want a cookie?
@@ScottLiberty1110 want a cookie?
That was painful to watch! May your days be full of love and laziness and boat projects become a thing of the past!🙏❤️
well that great nothing wrong really just figuring it out...... its good that you have a boat from a manufacturer that is still in business in the long run that has to help.
cheers warren
Problem solving entails starting at one end and working back to the other end, eliminating possible culprits. You may have to start at the other end part way through. Lovely new home, beautiful boat.
Is this the best time of year to spot TH-cam sailors as they are the only ones in the water?
not in the southern hemisphere 🤣actually down here in the south most boats don't get pulled out for the winter even in the southern latitudes, but the harbours don't ice up either.
@@daveamies5031 summer south winter north from Florida here the boats come to winter here
@@fatasford actually when your down south (of the equator) it's reversed winter north and summer south, I'm in Brisbane and a lot of boats come here, in the winter its boats from down south escaping the cold, in the summer it's boats from up north escaping the cyclones (hurricanes that spin in the opposite direction). But i'm well aware of how it works in the northern hemisphere. the real difference is for a latitude north of the equator where rivers and harbours ice up, the equivalent latitude south of the equator doesn't ice up so no need to haul out.
I am in Florida and none of us hall out unless we have something to fix.... lol
Not a TH-cam sailor, but I've been in in The Detroit River, since March 1st. This time, and late fall are the best times to do some real sailing around The Great Lakes. Lots of wind and very little traffic. As for the weather, I can dress for that, but it can get pretty cold doing an overnight.
Been doing it that way for years, and I sure don't plan on stopping anytime soon.
First ... no boat works 100% ever... just sayin.
Stay strong
From Captain to deck hand in three... two.... one.... Keeping the Admiral 😊 happy is the first priority. Hey, it's a boat. ⛵
Wow. . . So happy for y'all I'm misty eyed. . . and I'm a 60+ year old man and a "tough guy." 😊❤👌