Sorry for the late episode folks. We lost the Internet overnight. It doesn't help that once we were up again this episode is so damn long. I just had to be done with the cabinet!
Hi, fellow followers. As one of Peter and Geordie’s friends and neighbours, I am thrilled that so many of you noted our critter neighbours upstaging Peter’s cooking. As a marine biologist, I am pleased to share the correct identity of our friendly, fearless, and playful neighbours. They are a distinct species, our ubiquitous river otters (Lontra Canadensis), equally comfortable on land as in fresh or sea water, and frequently miss-identified as sea otters. Also note, they too were enjoying a delicious lunch. They were feeding on mud worms which are very nutritious, tasty (to them), and plentiful in the mudbank adjacent to us. Please note their most distinct id feature when feeding, their long, stout, tapered tail flipping up when diving for another bite of lunch. Cheers, Kim
Very cool wild life, there are several otters , critters? swimming , playing when you break out the beer. I am thinking they know it is celebration time.
Just ran across your channel today and couldn't stop watching . I have watch your last three or four videos and really enjoyed watching you redo the bulk head and build your glass cabinet. I'm amazed at how you "cabinet makers" are always three to four steps ahead in your planning and the precise measuring with scribes and razor knives. It is relatively easy to build a set of kitchen cabinets in a house, but on a boat that is not square or level and EVERYTHING has a radius is a real challenge. Kudos to you, a real Master at wood working. I'm enjoying your channel and your narration as you explain what and why your doing something. When I was a young man, in my 20's, 50 years ago, I worked with a cabinet maker that constantly blew my mind with the projects he would build. Your bringing back good old memories. Thank you again for sharing and good luck with your restoration. Absolutely beautiful dog too. ( Palm Beach, Fla. )
I know this video has been up a year but, I only recently came across your channel. I am hooked and hope to see all your videos sooner or later. I don’t want to give you a “big head” but I have to say that you have the quickest mind, widest variety of skills and best gift of gab I’ve ever seen. And, I really like your “Beer of the Week” wrap-up segments.
you do great work and its like one of the few honest DIY channels on the youtube so it kind of puzzles me why you don't have like at least 1 million subscribers
Wow!..........................................................I'm talking about the "Grilled Cheese" sandwich. That wall is looking mighty stunning indeed. Cheers Peter.
Hi Peter, I just found your channel the other day and have been voraciously watching past episodes; I still have couple dozen to go, before I'm caught up to present day. I just wanted to thank you for motivating me to redo the doors on our 1969 Evinrude Rogue 210. I replaced the original 1/4" MDF, which I must assume was soaked in resin, with 1/4" plywood. I stained it with Red Mahogany and then wiped it with Teak Oil. I don't remember seeing you feature it yet, but I'd love to send you some Irish Death Ale, from Iron Horse Brewery, as a way to thank you.
Hi Peter. Realising that is is three years later, I still feel the need to point something out. Reference @1:34 into the video; when you pull the wire through the trim piece, the pot light on the port side over the window flickers. As a fellow boat builder I could not sleep tonight unless I brought this (most likely fixed already) issue to your attention. Cheers!
Great vid as always Peter! Loving the glass cabinet! Grill cheese with a generous spread of original Branston pickle as a substitute for that French mustard . It will be a life changer and will embrace your heritage! .......😊🇨🇦🇬🇧🇨🇦
I really liked the previous bulk head design and was worried the new one would be too dark but I have to say do really like what you’ve done, well done! 👍🏻
Excellent episode, Peter that cabinet looks super great, it looks like it’s been there forever. Mustard on a grilled cheese is something I have to try.. so simple yet so delicious. Cheers
Great show, the wheel house looks so sophisticated now with the new woodwork, please don't give up on the Land Rover just yet I think the Green color goes so well with the wood finish it would be great if you could give it a permanent display position, are you gonna keep us in suspense on the reason you need to finish the wheel house in a hurry? As ever great entertainment gonna miss that light now :)
You are doing a grand job and I enjoy your honest and accomplished style. Good shout out for Leo would be good to see you do a video when you pop up to see him (when he gets back from the UK). The glass cabinet looks pretty dang spiffy (😉), May I suggest a custom glass cabinet for the Land Rover - it would look good on the port side of the after bulkhead.😀
Great cabinet. The traditional way to seat the glass would be with linseed putty. the brown version looks good with mahogany if you can get it, silicon if not. and your wood beads on the back. Nice cheese toasty, have you tried Welsh Rarebit? It combines cheese and beer! I like it with a poached egg on top. (but it does break the one pan rule for cooking man food.)
I remember back when I owned a house boat. Late one night I heard growling on the dock, so I went out to investigate. A bunch of these animals were on the dock, I was sure they were otters, so I walked out to them to get a closer look. They weren't very afraid of me, and I got really close... Close enough to start thinking maybe I shouldn't be that close, do these things attack? I still don't know if otters attack... I've seen a lot of crazy stuff... Rapist ducks... A very tame WILD Owl I got to pet... Even a seal... There were a bunch of ducks flying through the marina one day, and I called "QUACK, QUACK, QUACK"... One of the ducks looked down at me and flew right into someones mast, crashed to the boat, fell in the water.... Did that really just happen? I ran over to see if it was alright.... I never saw it resurface... He hit that pole hard man, I don't know.... I love ducks =() I felt bad, but it happened almost like a cartoon....
Been following T.H. since the beginning. He has finished the rear framing with a huge cast of volunteers. I'd love to check it out, but too far. Hopefully, you can film the adventure for us if you visit with him. TH-cam collab!!
I enjoy the Tally Ho build too, not many would take on a job like that, What you are doing is more my style, and I enjoy every minute you share with us. Cheers my friend
Looking great Peter. Thanks for mentioning Leo and his great project. When he's ready I hope to be there to help pound cotton. Come on over and give a hand.
That's very cool you mention Leo, I follow him as well. He is doing an incredible job also. It would be good to see a video of you two, both being wood boat builders.
That bulkhead certainly looks nice NOW ! What a difference. Love your glassware cabinet too. Was worth the wait. And an otter as a side entertainment, man, you are getting fancy..
Everything turned out beautifully, I like the little truck in there! I use the Tung oil and the wipe on poly too, makes for a beautiful finish. Anyway, nice job Peter! Nena
I think the "landrover"needs his own ( glorious) display garage. Just saying. Also , as a Bachelor, your kraftmanship is awesomeness. Double smoked ? Somebody is consorting with witches, lol. From California, namaste
Another winner Pete!! (altho I started going through TWG withdrawals!!) :P The woodwork is looking Great!! ...but what's the surprise with the salon?? You never did tell us what's on the horizon. Are the girls coming back for a visit?? Keep 'em coming! Cheers!!
You maybe saw the latest video from Leo at Sampson Boat CO? He revealed he is going back to England for a while, so you don't make a trip to see him, and he isn't home.
Thumbs up. I put Indian lime pickle on my grilled cheese sandwiches. Say, whatever happened to the old Boler you referenced in your notes? Is it still kicking around Riverport?
nice boat, i watch you some of the time but am interested in your progress, yes i follow leo with tallyho! you are actually giving me some useful info, as i run a 1983 110 LR that has a Mazda Perkins SL35Tii developed from the 4236 motor, my main interest is timber as i run a woodmizer lt40 sawmill in france (brittany), nice way too live, i built and lived in a yurt for ten years while managing a wood in cornwall, nice landrover that, i have owned at least 16! ;0)
Great job of the cabinet, cheese sandwich and what was going on out of the window near the end there did the cheese bring them in, I thought I saw a fin in the water
Peter while you spent time regarding the light fixture from hell based on all the lip service I guess you've been receiving ...why not start a contest aka drawing for the light fixture as the grand prize heck it might generate some more subscribers and more importantly shut the short bus idiots ...Eh....
@ 30:56 Otters feeding in the water on the left of screen and have you tried using mayo instead of butter for your grilled cheese? Old dinner trick... You slap some mayo on each side of bread and fry away...
Sorry for the late episode folks. We lost the Internet overnight. It doesn't help that once we were up again this episode is so damn long. I just had to be done with the cabinet!
It was hard to survive, but rewatching some if your past episodes made it bareable 😆
Hi, fellow followers. As one of Peter and Geordie’s friends and neighbours, I am thrilled that so many of you noted our critter neighbours upstaging Peter’s cooking. As a marine biologist, I am pleased to share the correct identity of our friendly, fearless, and playful neighbours. They are a distinct species, our ubiquitous river otters (Lontra Canadensis), equally comfortable on land as in fresh or sea water, and frequently miss-identified as sea otters. Also note, they too were enjoying a delicious lunch. They were feeding on mud worms which are very nutritious, tasty (to them), and plentiful in the mudbank adjacent to us. Please note their most distinct id feature when feeding, their long, stout, tapered tail flipping up when diving for another bite of lunch. Cheers, Kim
If you look out the window as you cook lunch there is an otter playing in the water... Lunch looked good, too.
Very cool wild life, there are several otters , critters? swimming , playing when you break out the beer. I am thinking they know it is celebration time.
I saw that too! So cool
Just ran across your channel today and couldn't stop watching . I have watch your last three or four videos and really enjoyed watching you redo the bulk head and build your glass cabinet. I'm amazed at how you "cabinet makers" are always three to four steps ahead in your planning and the precise measuring with scribes and razor knives. It is relatively easy to build a set of kitchen cabinets in a house, but on a boat that is not square or level and EVERYTHING has a radius is a real challenge. Kudos to you, a real Master at wood working. I'm enjoying your channel and your narration as you explain what and why your doing something. When I was a young man, in my 20's, 50 years ago, I worked with a cabinet maker that constantly blew my mind with the projects he would build. Your bringing back good old memories. Thank you again for sharing and good luck with your restoration. Absolutely beautiful dog too. ( Palm Beach, Fla. )
Jeez Mike, thanks so much for the kind words.
Two thumbs up for the dog!!! I grew up in Vic. And moved out to Sooke in 81.Great wood boat! Cheers
Thanks Darryl
Special episodes called "Cooking with Geordie" could become part of this channel. All the best from the UK.
Peter I so like watching a Master Carpenter at work. the work you do on your boat is excellent and so kind to you boat
U gotta focus on cooking for bachelors who love craft beer and enjoy working with wood during the day. I'm a fan.
I know this video has been up a year but, I only recently came across your channel. I am hooked and hope to see all your videos sooner or later. I don’t want to give you a “big head” but I have to say that you have the quickest mind, widest variety of skills and best gift of gab I’ve ever seen. And, I really like your “Beer of the Week” wrap-up segments.
U are a excellent finish carpenter. Really enjoy your common sense.
you do great work and its like one of the few honest DIY channels on the youtube so it kind of puzzles me why you don't have like at least 1 million subscribers
Never mind Peter, excellent craftsmanship and love the finish on the wood. Beautiful job and lovely sandwich too.lol. looking forward to more videos.
You were fun to watch. It takes so much effort to make something so easy look and sound so hard!
Wow!..........................................................I'm talking about the "Grilled Cheese" sandwich.
That wall is looking mighty stunning indeed. Cheers Peter.
Hi Peter, I just found your channel the other day and have been voraciously watching past episodes; I still have couple dozen to go, before I'm caught up to present day. I just wanted to thank you for motivating me to redo the doors on our 1969 Evinrude Rogue 210. I replaced the original 1/4" MDF, which I must assume was soaked in resin, with 1/4" plywood. I stained it with Red Mahogany and then wiped it with Teak Oil. I don't remember seeing you feature it yet, but I'd love to send you some Irish Death Ale, from Iron Horse Brewery, as a way to thank you.
Loving your work and the new window in the bulkhead looks good
Thanks Colin
Hi Peter. Realising that is is three years later, I still feel the need to point something out. Reference @1:34 into the video; when you pull the wire through the trim piece, the pot light on the port side over the window flickers. As a fellow boat builder I could not sleep tonight unless I brought this (most likely fixed already) issue to your attention. Cheers!
Heh, thank you. yes, I was pulling the bare, twisted together switch wires through a hole and they lost contact momentarily.
Maybe add some nice hooks below the cabinet for beer and coffee mugs?
It must be so nice to have otters playing right outside your window!
Great vid as always Peter! Loving the glass cabinet! Grill cheese with a generous spread of original Branston pickle as a substitute for that French mustard . It will be a life changer and will embrace your heritage! .......😊🇨🇦🇬🇧🇨🇦
your temporary is better than some people's permanent.
I really liked the previous bulk head design and was worried the new one would be too dark but I have to say do really like what you’ve done, well done! 👍🏻
Excellent episode, Peter that cabinet looks super great, it looks like it’s been there forever. Mustard on a grilled cheese is something I have to try.. so simple yet so delicious. Cheers
You have done some really nice work. I had a 1955 Matthews, all wood, loved it.I know how you feel!!
Cheers! 🍺👍
Absolutely beautiful!
Your bulkhead and cabinet looks great.
Out standing sir, looks terrific!
Great result as always mate, love your work cheers from Brisbane, Australia.
Great show, the wheel house looks so sophisticated now with the new woodwork, please don't give up on the Land Rover just yet I think the Green color goes so well with the wood finish it would be great if you could give it a permanent display position, are you gonna keep us in suspense on the reason you need to finish the wheel house in a hurry? As ever great entertainment gonna miss that light now :)
You are doing a grand job and I enjoy your honest and accomplished style. Good shout out for Leo would be good to see you do a video when you pop up to see him (when he gets back from the UK).
The glass cabinet looks pretty dang spiffy (😉), May I suggest a custom glass cabinet for the Land Rover - it would look good on the port side of the after bulkhead.😀
Just a little comment to help you with the youtube algorithms.
Thank you.
Scott
Great cabinet. The traditional way to seat the glass would be with linseed putty. the brown version looks good with mahogany if you can get it, silicon if not. and your wood beads on the back. Nice cheese toasty, have you tried Welsh Rarebit? It combines cheese and beer! I like it with a poached egg on top. (but it does break the one pan rule for cooking man food.)
I remember back when I owned a house boat. Late one night I heard growling on the dock, so I went out to investigate. A bunch of these animals were on the dock, I was sure they were otters, so I walked out to them to get a closer look. They weren't very afraid of me, and I got really close... Close enough to start thinking maybe I shouldn't be that close, do these things attack? I still don't know if otters attack... I've seen a lot of crazy stuff... Rapist ducks... A very tame WILD Owl I got to pet... Even a seal... There were a bunch of ducks flying through the marina one day, and I called "QUACK, QUACK, QUACK"... One of the ducks looked down at me and flew right into someones mast, crashed to the boat, fell in the water.... Did that really just happen? I ran over to see if it was alright.... I never saw it resurface... He hit that pole hard man, I don't know.... I love ducks =()
I felt bad, but it happened almost like a cartoon....
Looking great!
Good vid Peter - l love your light!
Been following T.H. since the beginning. He has finished the rear framing with a huge cast of volunteers. I'd love to check it out, but too far. Hopefully, you can film the adventure for us if you visit with him. TH-cam collab!!
Hey, another episode of "Coronary Failure Kitchen Peter" :D
Bulkhead looks great, loving the wallpaper. Carry on, sir.
OMG ... I love your dog .. So cute
It's great to see the salon coming together.
Awesome episode.....
love the blond ale i make it at home great beer
Saloon, salon.....you say tomayto, I say tomarto! love your work Pete! Croque Madame, Croque Monsieur!
Love it! Hey I think a port hole would look really good on that top panel of the door!
Best ‘condiment’ for a grilled cheese is some mayo. Just one layer on the inside.
Life changing.
I saw recently that John Steinbeck had a wooden boat in Cuba very similar to yours from what little I could see. Thought you might like the curios.
Great job and editing. Pleasure to watch your work
Very nice work. I would keep the LR in the case, It's your history.
Taking a break from sewing sails tonight to check in on one of my favourite channels. Looking good, so much better than that natty pine.
Well done. I enjoyed the video (as Always)
I enjoy the Tally Ho build too, not many would take on a job like that, What you are doing is more my style, and I enjoy every minute you share with us. Cheers my friend
woohoo the cabinet and back bulkhead looks amazing and another cooking with geordie segment :)
Looking great Peter. Thanks for mentioning Leo and his great project. When he's ready I hope to be there to help pound cotton. Come on over and give a hand.
Peter, you have to find a better chandlery than Lee Valley cause they never seem to have what you want.
They're mostly pretty good.
I know, but you have mentioned it a couple of times and I shoulda added a ;) all in jest...
She’s looking better and better. Going to be a great place to live when your done. Thanks for sharing 😎👊
That's very cool you mention Leo, I follow him as well. He is doing an incredible job also. It would be good to see a video of you two, both being wood boat builders.
Great cabinet and bulkhead! You look good framed in mahogany!
No worries, as usual great job on glass cabinet, see you next week.
Hi Peter. Nice work, the bulkhead and cabinet look great. Nice to see the interior coming together. John
That looks so much better brother classy not bad for a one-eyed woodbutcher LOL keep up the good work brother
Great work Peter! Congratulations 👍🏼
That bulkhead certainly looks nice NOW ! What a difference. Love your glassware cabinet too. Was worth the wait. And an otter as a side entertainment, man, you are getting fancy..
Hey Peter my birthday is October 31 and I so want to try a Hazy IPA!!!😍
Do It!
Amazing work as always!
Didn't know there was a schedule for episodes, sounds more like a job!
Yay that's really gorgeous Peter you've done splendidly love the final look of the cabinet and the bulkhead Cheers my friend Loving it!!!
Sea Lions in the water during the sandwich cooking. 😏
Everything turned out beautifully, I like the little truck in there! I use the Tung oil and the wipe on poly too, makes for a beautiful finish. Anyway, nice job Peter!
Nena
I think the "landrover"needs his own ( glorious) display garage. Just saying. Also , as a Bachelor, your kraftmanship is awesomeness. Double smoked ?
Somebody is consorting with witches, lol.
From California, namaste
Mmmmm, do love witches....
30:42 hello otter family
Otters were hoping to score a grilled cheese too!
Sorry I missed your coocking there, but I was WAY to entertaind by the OTTERS!!!
Wow great look. looking like a great man cave. Soon u will need a smoking jacket. Great cheese good tips on cooking too.
Love your work and your personality. Great channel. Will send some dollars when I can. Subed.
Thanks so much Charlie.
lovely cabinet man. im nearly at that point now so ill be making a bookshelf like that soon :)
Muy bueno te esta quedando sigue así y sos completito asta comida preparas saludos de aca de Argentina
Hey Pete !!!!! Its ok we still cant get enough...... Hi Geordie, such a pretty boy haha
I recommend Amnesiac IPA by Philips. My alltime favorite.
Stay tuned...
Another winner Pete!!
(altho I started going through TWG withdrawals!!) :P
The woodwork is looking Great!!
...but what's the surprise with the salon?? You never did tell us what's on the horizon.
Are the girls coming back for a visit??
Keep 'em coming! Cheers!!
was that a pair of sea otters seen through the middle window at 34:50 and 35:23.(well spotted Chattonlad)
Yes, just watched it again, Sea Otters.
You maybe saw the latest video from Leo at Sampson Boat CO?
He revealed he is going back to England for a while, so you don't make a trip to see him, and he isn't home.
Thumbs up. I put Indian lime pickle on my grilled cheese sandwiches. Say, whatever happened to the old Boler you referenced in your notes? Is it still kicking around Riverport?
nice boat, i watch you some of the time but am interested in your progress, yes i follow leo with tallyho! you are actually giving me some useful info, as i run a 1983 110 LR that has a Mazda Perkins SL35Tii developed from the 4236 motor, my main interest is timber as i run a woodmizer lt40 sawmill in france (brittany), nice way too live, i built and lived in a yurt for ten years while managing a wood in cornwall, nice landrover that, i have owned at least 16! ;0)
Boats, Land Rovers and wood. Perfect!
Great job of the cabinet, cheese sandwich and what was going on out of the window near the end there did the cheese bring them in, I thought I saw a fin in the water
Pete, you might want to try a thin scrape of British Marmite under the cheese too :-) nommmm
Woah! what's that in the water behind you in the sandwich segment???
Looks like an Sea Otter
are you going to use green billiard table felt for the colour? ti looks really spiffy in conjunction with mahogany
What was that in the water at 35.03
What will you use for closure on the cabinet? Got to keep the door closed when it gets roll-y.
Are you the long lost brother of
Richard Gere?
Heh, perhaps....
The only problem is that grilled cheese should ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS be cut on the diagonal! Even when using differently shaped bread slices.
don't care about cheese sandwich, Your beer choice.....not compelling!! Your woodworking skills ,,amazing.
Peter while you spent time regarding the light fixture from hell based on all the lip service I guess you've been receiving ...why not start a contest aka drawing for the light fixture as the grand prize heck it might generate some more subscribers and more importantly shut the short bus idiots ...Eh....
@ 30:56 Otters feeding in the water on the left of screen and have you tried using mayo instead of butter for your grilled cheese? Old dinner trick... You slap some mayo on each side of bread and fry away...