the design of the details at the bow (+ everywhere else) are perfect. Beautiful. There is so much thought going into the reconstruction of Yaba. I have a feeling that the shipwrights are enjoying working on Yaba - from the normal maintenance they do on the fishing boats etc.
Wow Yaba is looking fantastic I can't believe how far she has come now from being the old rotting wreck she is going to be an amazing beautiful sailing vessel. Cheer up Ben your hard work is worth it.
The craftsmanship of the builders is amazing. The older builder who does all of the fine details and enjoys a smoke is amazing. There is no way that his skills will be fully passed along. I know the crew is shy and camera averse, but they are the stars of your journey - less the mini columns. If you could ever run a side episode on their past/history I would be more hooked than I already am.
This is turning out to be a work of art guys. When it is finished you will really feel as if you have put yourselves into it. What a great feeling. Nice work!
With EVERY episode, it never ceases to amaze me at the incredible skill, craftsmanship, and outright artistry that your "carpenter" crew shows. Power tools, handled like a scalpel in the hands of a surgeon, never simply satisfied with "OK", but serving ALWAYS for "perfect". Yaba has been almost restored to her original lines, and is looking ALMOST ready to take on the waves. MANY THANKS for sharing your adventure... :-)
Yes MP Boss m8, hit the like button. Geez, I'm constantley surprised the circ, panel, jig saws are used. Thanks builders, Ben MP, Missed The cute B.D. this week. You and yours stay safe and well.
Yaba is slowly becoming a very beautiful vessel. It can't be said enough about the skill of the shipwrights who are building her. Amazing work guys and so good to be able to see the progress. All the very best from Yorkshire in the UK.
interesting to see they had double decker wooden boat. we only see double decker fiberglass boats in the U.S. you can proudly say you helped rebuilt the ship with your craftsmanship with the columns...
'' Someone 's rocking my dreamboat Someone' s invading my dreams, It's a mystery to me, that mutiny at sea Who can it be, who can it be? '' (Murray Head) It's YABA Thanks once again for sharing this epic adventure. For proving big dreams may come true. Such a magic team..
To be truthful when I first saw your Channel I didn't think much of that boat , but what I'm seeing now is an amazing piece of functional art !!!! I love your channel
She's a gorgeous vessel MP, bamboo should already be one of the major alternative building materials, it's regeneration power is incredible,let alone bamboos strength. All the best regards from here on the West Coast side of Australia 🌏🐨
@@johnnunn8688 I do, socks and t-shirts anyway, more comfortable than cotton, much much better than anything that's got horrible sweaty polyester in it, I can't compare to wool because I'm allergic to wool.
I can't wait to see it being painted! You know you're hooked on this when you are excited for the bamboo structure. Great job! Way to keep Ben on his toes MP.
I said the same thing, Cher up Ben get excited 😊 what you are tooling there is probably one of the most admiring things on your beautiful vessel, aside from the 2 of you and all your shipwrights
It’s so good to hear Caillou’s happy little bark in the background and see him in the video again. Things are progressing nicely and a lot of work is getting done. Just wishing the rain would stop and allow you to get a good head start on all the caulking and sealing of the planking and other woodwork. I know I’m impatient to see it and I can’t even guess how anxious you both are. Till next week, have a wonderful and restful weekend!!!
Thanks a lot Max!! The rain has definitely been slowing things down, but it's not something we can control so we just have to go with it! We can't wait to reveal the next steps either! Have a great Sunday!!
i have been a part of this built from the beginning and one thing that is impressing the most is the working people They are amazing on what they do and their simplicity is stunning. Bless their hearts And i wish i had the financial means i would reward them with something ALL OF THEM
Coming along nicely. Those snail railing ends are beautiful, glad you kept the originals. Looking forward to when they start on the inside! The mechanicals/wiring installs will be great to see!
You are very lucky to find such hardworking and skillful talented old gents to build your boat. I toast them and wish them lots of happiness as I do you as well. I like your channel, it does two things for me. It really makes me appreciate the skills that some of our old timer’s possessed and has cured me of wanting to own a boat. Lol. Cheers
a lot of work done in a years time in a boat yard that is moving in new boats all the time. not sure how many people are working there 8 to 10? love this ch.
ok, ik volg jullie intussen een 3 tal maanden en nu net zie ik in deze video "bij ons in België" en ik dacht euh wat? grappig dat jullie in België gewoond hebben! ik hoop jullie ooit op het water tegen te komen!
I live in kauai, in my last house we had a yummy tree of those, (makes greate Sirup or Marmelade too)and we where told they where called Yaba de caba…. (Spelling unsure) Which is funny u said something similar, but not Yaba as I was told, and been watching u guys for a while since u rebulid yaba… love how it all gets done with the simple tools and craftsmanship….. anyhow much love from Kauai….
cara o universo lhe deu a chance de encontrar e essa equipe maravilhosa , são décadas de experiencia e eles acreditaram em seu sonho , agradeça sempre a eles e ao universo ! man the universe gave you the chance to meet this wonderful team, it's decades of experience and they believed in your dream, always thank them and the universe!
She is a gorgious looking vessel. I recently looked up the first few vids. again.. She came from so far👍💪💪💪 and now has another 40000 years of life ❣ We cannot wait to see you paint her and keep our fingers crossed that it is not raining anymore. Stay safe😘 Gijs and Trudy
Such amazing progress. I've been watching every episode since you bought the boat and Duca and Roberta convinced you to make this channel. I remember watching the episode when you moved the boat to where she's at now and it was such a nail-biter. I remember as you started pulling off all the rotten wood and thinking you two were crazy. Well, look at Yaba now! She is beautiful! Almost as beautiful as her owners.
Jabuticaba is just 'Brazilian grape tree' in English. When I visit Salvador, the hotel I used to stay at (now closed) used to give me a fruit basket of just fruits I can't get in the US. I wonder if I used to see Yaba down at the port back then!
100% you definitely need to fit A PLATFORM on the rear of the boat, can be done while you still have access on the inside, its one of those things that always comes up at a later date as i wish we had fitted it during the build
The forward mast ist called "foremast" and your aft mast is called "mainmast" since your ship is a schooner. On a ketch you have the mainmast in front of a mizzen mast. (In German language the forward mast on a schooner is also called schooner mast, but I'm not sure if that's also a thing in englisch.)
Fantastic. In Nigeria, my wife’s country of origin, bamboo is considered a pest or weed. Great to see you using it. Surprisingly, I think I am going to be a little sad when the build is finished😳😉
Just figured out where you are. Well actually you've told me close enough to say, obrigado. My 92 year old Portuguese Canadian FiL, who I just realized may not have watched a video on a cell phone ever and who definitely has never spoken to a cell phone enjoys your videos too and said nothing when I mentioned I'm trying to figure out where you are just by listening to the locals....many, many months ago.
Hi Ben, es posible que no sea apropiado para un barco, pero hay protectores para madera al agua, algunos tienen hasta 8 años de garantia; tienen la ventaja de que no habría que lijar, se limpia el barco con una hidro limpiadora (por ejemplo) se da el producto y 2 ó 3 años después se repite la operación. Imagino que conviene saturar la madera para que no chupe agua, pero seguro que hay aceites u otros productos para eso. Salud 🤙
Ohhhhhhhh, l love whats happening to Yaba, she’s looking better every episode…. :) Have you had any talks about what colour your going to paint and whats going to be varnish or epoxy covered… ? Cant wait for the next video, we both love watching, l like the carpentry and Jack da dawg, like watching the ladder climbing dog .. :) Keep up the good work, all of you … Jack n Steve .. 🐶😎
I have been watching since the beginning second by second minute by minute hour by hour day after day week after week month after month and I don't believe it's been a year yet so if it has I hope it doesn't go on for another year so I don't have to say year after year. I look forward to every episode these men are incredible woodworkers. Me being a carpenter and doing work to precise increments of measurements. these guys are amazing and I know what I've had to do that people were amazed at, but I am truly amazed by these men.
Mizzen / misaine / mezzana... 1:05 Ben is correct... he would be in French, not in English A tricky evolution of the word thorough European countries, languages and boat building techniques. The mizzen, originally the middle mast, shifted forward in French and other romance languages and aft in English. Colombus for example called "mezzane" the middle mast of his discovery carracks. "Mezzane" was the Genovese for "middle". When (16th) century 2 masts appeared to be better than 3 for middle sized ships (speed, maneuverability, construction cost), French shipyards dropped the foremast mast, so "misaine" became the new foremast, when Brits got rid of the stern mast, so "mizzen" shifted aft. 18th century, age of sail, return of the 3 masted like the famous 74 gun warships. Masts kept their names, regardless etymology: - misaine / grand-mat / artimon in France - fore / main / mizzen masts in GB. 20th century, yachting era. Once again short-handed crews got rid of 1 or 2 masts. 2 masted yachts came in 2 types: - Ketch: grand-mat / artimon (no misaine) in French (my Isis), main / mizzen (no fore mast) in English - Schooner: misaine / grand-mat (no artimon) in French, foremast / mainmast (no mizzen) in English (your Yabá)
To add one more language here are the German terminologys: -Ketch: Großmast / Besanmast - Schooner: Schonermast / Großmast If a schooner carries a gaff sail on the formats this sail is also called a "Schonersegel" Hope you find that interesting.
@@FlyingConey interesting thank you. Is Besan a direct transliteration of the similarly sounding English mizzen? Or does besan have a separate meaning on its own? Note that Dutch has quite the same word. I like schonermast. It makes sense because this mast is specific to schooners. Großmast on the other hand is just the logical translation of grand-mât / mainmast Any other language? Especially romance languages? I'd like to spot in modern languages some remains of old marine words used by Middle-Age Mediterranean sailors
Looking better every episode, a wonderful transformation, but please round off those columns 🙂 You don't have to run them through the dreaded lathe but wood looks so much nicer with even a gentle radius.
@@SailingYaba thank you, she's a beautiful yacht, I've really enjoyed watching her transformation and how much you two have learned and grown, I think that deserves a little patreon support 🙂
Dreams not realized become nightmares, so keep dreaming of good times ahead and leave disappointments behind!
The skill from that boatyard is beyond impressive! True talented craftsman here…can’t say enough about that team…wow!
I remember your first episode. So many said to not try to salvage it. You have done an amazing job. Your dream and tenacity are a perfect match.
the design of the details at the bow (+ everywhere else) are perfect. Beautiful.
There is so much thought going into the reconstruction of Yaba.
I have a feeling that the shipwrights are enjoying working on Yaba - from the normal maintenance they do on the fishing boats etc.
Wow Yaba is looking fantastic I can't believe how far she has come now from being the old rotting wreck she is going to be an amazing beautiful sailing vessel. Cheer up Ben your hard work is worth it.
You are lucky to find a shipyard with so match knowledge . I like these carpenters and there skills. You are getting a nice and beautiful ship.
These shipwrights are truly amazing!! It’s all coming together so nicely.what a wonderful experience to watch!!
Fair winds ⛵️
The craftsmanship of the builders is amazing. The older builder who does all of the fine details and enjoys a smoke is amazing. There is no way that his skills will be fully passed along. I know the crew is shy and camera averse, but they are the stars of your journey - less the mini columns. If you could ever run a side episode on their past/history I would be more hooked than I already am.
This is turning out to be a work of art guys. When it is finished you will really feel as if you have put yourselves into it. What a great feeling. Nice work!
With EVERY episode, it never ceases to amaze me at the incredible skill, craftsmanship, and outright artistry that your "carpenter" crew shows. Power tools, handled like a scalpel in the hands of a surgeon, never simply satisfied with "OK", but serving ALWAYS for "perfect".
Yaba has been almost restored to her original lines, and is looking ALMOST ready to take on the waves.
MANY THANKS for sharing your adventure... :-)
23:14 i agreeeeeeee.... this old man is like superman, he can play quite heavy powertools like children's plastic toys
Nice thing about bamboo is that its a grass and grows just as fast
I think this the fastest re-build I have watched on you tube ever !!
Yes MP Boss m8, hit the like button. Geez, I'm constantley surprised the circ, panel, jig saws are used. Thanks builders, Ben MP, Missed The cute B.D. this week. You and yours stay safe and well.
Yaba is slowly becoming a very beautiful vessel. It can't be said enough about the skill of the shipwrights who are building her. Amazing work guys and so good to be able to see the progress. All the very best from Yorkshire in the UK.
Thank you very much Philip!
interesting to see they had double decker wooden boat. we only see double decker fiberglass boats in the U.S. you can proudly say you helped rebuilt the ship with your craftsmanship with the columns...
Yaba is so beautiful and majestic. She will raise eyebrows and spirits wherever you sail her.
Thanks George!
This should be a 200k plus sub channel. One of my favourite Sunday activities.
It's true. They get way more views than they have subs.
Yes! Another good episode. We can’t wait for the interior work to start! Closer and closer!
Thank you guys! We also can’t wait!! 🤩
'' Someone 's rocking my dreamboat
Someone' s invading my dreams,
It's a mystery to me, that mutiny at sea
Who can it be, who can it be? ''
(Murray Head)
It's YABA
Thanks once again for sharing this epic adventure. For proving big dreams may come true.
Such a magic team..
To be truthful when I first saw your Channel I didn't think much of that boat , but what I'm seeing now is an amazing piece of functional art !!!! I love your channel
She's a gorgeous vessel MP, bamboo should already be one of the major alternative building materials, it's regeneration power is incredible,let alone bamboos strength. All the best regards from here on the West Coast side of Australia 🌏🐨
It is. Can buy bamboo socks and jocks. Not that I’d wear them.
@@johnnunn8688 I do, socks and t-shirts anyway, more comfortable than cotton, much much better than anything that's got horrible sweaty polyester in it, I can't compare to wool because I'm allergic to wool.
I can't wait to see it being painted! You know you're hooked on this when you are excited for the bamboo structure. Great job! Way to keep Ben on his toes MP.
Yaba has turned into a beautiful sailing vessel. I am impressed and very proud of you and your wonderful crew
Thank you Rodney! 😍
I said the same thing, Cher up Ben get excited 😊 what you are tooling there is probably one of the most admiring things on your beautiful vessel, aside from the 2 of you and all your shipwrights
Thanks Scott! 🥰
It’s so good to hear Caillou’s happy little bark in the background and see him in the video again. Things are progressing nicely and a lot of work is getting done. Just wishing the rain would stop and allow you to get a good head start on all the caulking and sealing of the planking and other woodwork. I know I’m impatient to see it and I can’t even guess how anxious you both are. Till next week, have a wonderful and restful weekend!!!
Thanks a lot Max!! The rain has definitely been slowing things down, but it's not something we can control so we just have to go with it! We can't wait to reveal the next steps either! Have a great Sunday!!
y un dia volvio el caracol, y MP no solo es el barco de los sueños de Ben sino el de muchos de los suscriptores, enjoy guys
i have been a part of this built from the beginning and one thing that is impressing the most is the working people They are amazing on what they do and their simplicity is stunning. Bless their hearts And i wish i had the financial means i would reward them with something ALL OF THEM
Same for me. These men are impressive. I wish I had the money to send them at least safety shoes/boots !
Have you seen a video discussing the cost of rebuilding? Im interested and I'm sure it would help others in the same situation.
After nine million and fifteen hand carved "columns" Ben is still smiling. I really think he loves making them.
Coming along nicely. Those snail railing ends are beautiful, glad you kept the originals.
Looking forward to when they start on the inside! The mechanicals/wiring installs will be great to see!
Those shipwrights are amazing. What they achieve without any major power tools, even moving boats without cranes is ingenious.
I look forward to receiving these each Sunday. Your carpenters are extraordinary as are you both.
You are very lucky to find such hardworking and skillful talented old gents to build your boat. I toast them and wish them lots of happiness as I do you as well. I like your channel, it does two things for me. It really makes me appreciate the skills that some of our old timer’s possessed and has cured me of wanting to own a boat. Lol. Cheers
She is looking great. Have a good week.
What an absolutely beautiful looking boat
Seriously it’s a whole new boat
I am always grateful for the footage... Thanks guys.
And we are grateful for having you here watching us, thank you Jay!
Awesome to see how great the port side looks now that all the woodwork elements are in place. Yahoo!!!
Looks fantastic. So happy for you guys from the poor patron.
a lot of work done in a years time in a boat yard that is moving in new boats all the time. not sure how many people are working there 8 to 10? love this ch.
It goes pretty quick and she is turning into a beautiful swan
Thanks Robert! 🦢
Go Yaba Go when you start talking about paint & varnish she'll really get pretty ...
Thanks Claude! We can’t wait for that phase!
Yaba is looking better and better. 😘
Thanks Harald!
Here you are,
Goodmorning guys☕☕
Good morning!!! ☕
You’ve pretty much rebuilt the whole boat!
Great video ! Music and editing are very nice ! Thank You ! What a beautiful boat !!!!
With all the good timber it is going to weigh twice as much as the original as it was when you acquired it
María Paula, una de las cámaras más locas y divertidas de TH-cam. Va a quedar hermoso ese velero. Salud 🤙
Watch all your videos right from the start - love the build!! When will you guys talk about costs$$$$$?
Love all of your beautiful crafts she will sail so beautifully good
Good knows I could watch you guys all day 😜😜😜
Thanks Stephen!! 🥰
ok, ik volg jullie intussen een 3 tal maanden en nu net zie ik in deze video "bij ons in België" en ik dacht euh wat? grappig dat jullie in België gewoond hebben! ik hoop jullie ooit op het water tegen te komen!
How about an episode featuring the different species of wood and how you obtain them?
The boat is looking great. Excellent wood working craftsmanship!
Kind of wished they routed the corner of those post. Although amazing work from the crew
I live in kauai, in my last house we had a yummy tree of those, (makes greate Sirup or Marmelade too)and we where told they where called Yaba de caba…. (Spelling unsure) Which is funny u said something similar, but not Yaba as I was told, and been watching u guys for a while since u rebulid yaba… love how it all gets done with the simple tools and craftsmanship….. anyhow much love from Kauai….
cara o universo lhe deu a chance de encontrar e essa equipe maravilhosa , são décadas de experiencia e eles acreditaram em seu sonho , agradeça sempre a eles e ao universo !
man the universe gave you the chance to meet this wonderful team, it's decades of experience and they believed in your dream, always thank them and the universe!
She is a gorgious looking vessel. I recently looked up the first few vids. again.. She came from so far👍💪💪💪 and now has another 40000 years of life ❣ We cannot wait to see you paint her and keep our fingers crossed that it is not raining anymore. Stay safe😘 Gijs and Trudy
Such amazing progress. I've been watching every episode since you bought the boat and Duca and Roberta convinced you to make this channel. I remember watching the episode when you moved the boat to where she's at now and it was such a nail-biter. I remember as you started pulling off all the rotten wood and thinking you two were crazy. Well, look at Yaba now! She is beautiful! Almost as beautiful as her owners.
I have watch the carpenter i am amaze at their skill
What an amazing life / adventure / love you two are having.
Thank you 🥰 we do feel very fortunate and blessed!
Great job guys keep it up getting close, peace
Keep on track! Almost there! Looking so beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Like recycling grass clippings to build your home a house.
That yellow boat is huuuge
Bom agora só falta a churrasqueira. The ship is finished the whiskey is open have a good party
Haha we wish!! 😄
You paint the hull orange like your buddies? He he
YABA is looking fantastic!!
Thanks Dennis! 🤩
That is looking very ship-shape ... Improving all the time. Love the music, very cool ... ;)
waves hi ..from Australia ....Amazing videos as always .. hav watch from the start ty guys
Jabuticaba is just 'Brazilian grape tree' in English. When I visit Salvador, the hotel I used to stay at (now closed) used to give me a fruit basket of just fruits I can't get in the US. I wonder if I used to see Yaba down at the port back then!
More progress! Keep rolling along Yaba crew!! 👍👍💪💪👌👌👏👏
Thank you!! 🤩
Can’t wait to see this finished and you teaching diving
Love the dovetail joint on the turtle!!!
Lots of wood = lots of work! You will need a shipwright as a crew member...
I love your channel. As Fred Flintstone would say It's YABA Dabba Doo
hahaha nice one! Thank you!!
I love everything about your journey here - a ray of sunshine in my life. I am looking forward to the internal fit out and painting and varnishing.
Thanks Mark! We are also looking forward to that! 🤩
100% you definitely need to fit A PLATFORM on the rear of the boat, can be done while you still have access on the inside, its one of those things that always comes up at a later date as i wish we had fitted it during the build
The forward mast ist called "foremast" and your aft mast is called "mainmast" since your ship is a schooner. On a ketch you have the mainmast in front of a mizzen mast. (In German language the forward mast on a schooner is also called schooner mast, but I'm not sure if that's also a thing in englisch.)
Yaba's looking virually brand new
Fantastic. In Nigeria, my wife’s country of origin, bamboo is considered a pest or weed. Great to see you using it. Surprisingly, I think I am going to be a little sad when the build is finished😳😉
In Asia, people build very tall buildings (sky scrapers) with bamboo used as the scaffolding while the builders work.
@@TR4zest I know Brian. I worked in hong kong, Singapore, Malaysia and many African countries. Each place to his/her own.👍👍
Getting very exciting……. :). Can’t wait to see more… thanks guys for the awesome weekly instalments… x
Bom dia Casal excelente vídeo o. Yabá está cada semana mais lindo Vcs estão de parabéns pelo trabalho executado Ótima semana e sucesso
Bom dia! Muito obrigado!!
Just figured out where you are. Well actually you've told me close enough to say, obrigado.
My 92 year old Portuguese Canadian FiL, who I just realized may not have watched a video on a cell phone ever and who definitely has never spoken to a cell phone enjoys your videos too and said nothing when I mentioned I'm trying to figure out where you are just by listening to the locals....many, many months ago.
Things are looking good!!! Keep up the good job.
Hi Ben, es posible que no sea apropiado para un barco, pero hay protectores para madera al agua, algunos tienen hasta 8 años de garantia; tienen la ventaja de que no habría que lijar, se limpia el barco con una hidro limpiadora (por ejemplo) se da el producto y 2 ó 3 años después se repite la operación. Imagino que conviene saturar la madera para que no chupe agua, pero seguro que hay aceites u otros productos para eso. Salud 🤙
Those roof Collums would look great turned
I'm sure Ben just had a breakdown of sorts after reading that.
Love your channel.
Looking fabulous x
Ohhhhhhhh, l love whats happening to Yaba, she’s looking better every episode…. :)
Have you had any talks about what colour your going to paint and whats going to be varnish or epoxy covered… ?
Cant wait for the next video, we both love watching, l like the carpentry and Jack da dawg, like watching the ladder climbing dog .. :)
Keep up the good work, all of you … Jack n Steve .. 🐶😎
Bamboo is almost like a weed. Once it is located in your garden you will soon have a bamboo forest. :)
More and more beautiful every video.
Thanks Meredith! 🥰
MP...this time i give a LIKE just for you! Good job with the boat.
Thanks Sergiu!!
I have been watching since the beginning second by second minute by minute hour by hour day after day week after week month after month and I don't believe it's been a year yet so if it has I hope it doesn't go on for another year so I don't have to say year after year. I look forward to every episode these men are incredible woodworkers. Me being a carpenter and doing work to precise increments
of measurements. these guys are amazing and I know what I've had to do that people were amazed at, but I am truly amazed by these men.
Have a wonderful week be safe stay healthy. Beautiful
You guys have to be getting excited as this beautiful ship comes together
Mizzen / misaine / mezzana...
1:05 Ben is correct... he would be in French, not in English
A tricky evolution of the word thorough European countries, languages and boat building techniques.
The mizzen, originally the middle mast, shifted forward in French and other romance languages and aft in English.
Colombus for example called "mezzane" the middle mast of his discovery carracks. "Mezzane" was the Genovese for "middle".
When (16th) century 2 masts appeared to be better than 3 for middle sized ships (speed, maneuverability, construction cost), French shipyards dropped the foremast mast, so "misaine" became the new foremast, when Brits got rid of the stern mast, so "mizzen" shifted aft.
18th century, age of sail, return of the 3 masted like the famous 74 gun warships. Masts kept their names, regardless etymology:
- misaine / grand-mat / artimon in France
- fore / main / mizzen masts in GB.
20th century, yachting era. Once again short-handed crews got rid of 1 or 2 masts.
2 masted yachts came in 2 types:
- Ketch: grand-mat / artimon (no misaine) in French (my Isis), main / mizzen (no fore mast) in English
- Schooner: misaine / grand-mat (no artimon) in French, foremast / mainmast (no mizzen) in English (your Yabá)
To add one more language here are the German terminologys:
-Ketch: Großmast / Besanmast
- Schooner: Schonermast / Großmast
If a schooner carries a gaff sail on the formats this sail is also called a "Schonersegel"
Hope you find that interesting.
@@FlyingConey interesting thank you.
Is Besan a direct transliteration of the similarly sounding English mizzen? Or does besan have a separate meaning on its own? Note that Dutch has quite the same word.
I like schonermast. It makes sense because this mast is specific to schooners.
Großmast on the other hand is just the logical translation of grand-mât / mainmast
Any other language? Especially romance languages? I'd like to spot in modern languages some remains of old marine words used by Middle-Age Mediterranean sailors
The boat is looking very good guys 👌👏👏👏👏👍🥰🇬🇧🌹🍷🍷
Thank you Chris!!
Wow Yaba is looking fantastic!!! 👍👌
greetsz from friesland...max.....💙💛....
Thank you Max!!
@@SailingYaba 👌😉😘
Looking better every episode, a wonderful transformation, but please round off those columns 🙂 You don't have to run them through the dreaded lathe but wood looks so much nicer with even a gentle radius.
Thanks John! We will! 😄
@@SailingYaba thank you, she's a beautiful yacht, I've really enjoyed watching her transformation and how much you two have learned and grown, I think that deserves a little patreon support 🙂
:) OK MP, Like button, Already subscribed and 5 STARS 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Don't fall now 🤣🤣
Looking good
Wow you guys have come a long way, is looking amazing
Thank you so much!