It was lovely to have you over guys 😊 Thanks for the cameo ❤️ So glad you could make use of our shots - in those grey conditions you never know how horrible the footage is going to look 😅 Best of luck with the boat sale and the season ahead! X
I love the new style, especially the real sailing bits! Docking in dynamic conditions, working out and communicating a strategy to spring off, etc. it's good to see *seamanship* on TH-cam! :)
I love that this one feels a little more "day in the life, warts and all" than some of your videos. It's natural to edit out some of the boring or unflattering parts of sailing, but I enjoyed things like the conversation about which lines to cast off in what order, and even the drama over changing the fender placement during a freak squall. Can't wait to see what you do during the French Canals!
Love your videos; I've watched them whilst working in Tokyo, Japan and Ive watched them whilst working in Canada. I now have desires to retire earlier and convince my wife for us to spend our life on the ocean waves to emulate and capture the magic of life that you both share. Please keep posting - brings brightness each time you post a new story
Great to see you guys again, and while I usually watch your exploits for the lovely, warm, liquid escapist bliss, I have to say it’s very refreshing to see you cold and chilly. I would be depressed and skeptical if you were having perfect weather all the time! Hope you have a lovely year. Cheers.
Loved seeing the difference in sailing days that you have to put up with. Hopefully it will warm up soon so Nick doesn't freeze anything off. Keep smiling and sail on. Oh by the way, the messy hair look is you.
Ok Exploring Alternatives Video was very good, super job editing, very imformative and good detail, especially for the new viewers. But your own videos such as this one are more fun to watch. Your interaction with each other. The realism from start to finish, rough around the edges but real. Now thats Ruby Rose.
I know sailing is work but you guys always manage to do it with a smile even in difficult times. I guess that's why you make a perfect Captin and First mate. I wont say who is the Captin and who is the First mate. 👍🍻
loved the fact that you bumped into kittiwake and their new boat. lovely couple. terysa, don't worry about the herbs on the floor, they'll add a nice 'flavour' to your boat :-)
@Terysa & Nick -- have you done a vlog discussing how you select the best locations/marinas to leave your boat for the offseason (ie, hurricane season in the Carib and winter in the Med)? Really enjoyed watching your time in Spain! Looking forward to France!
Aye Aye Captain Nick. Bow lines off, fenders coming onboard. Main sheet off Captain. Spring on, spring off...LOL. Harbor Master was probably having his four hour lunch. Trying to shake the visual of Nick scrubbing his............Nice civilized way to finish your day off. Thumbs up guy's, one of your best.
awesome love your videos really great to see you catch up with Elena and Ryan and their new boat. i flew over to Spain last year went to Rpita to check out a moody, missed out on it bit slow off the mark lol, it was winter time and doesnt the wind howl anyway i got stuck into the food and beer lol all the best on the new adventure Ian byron bay
Super cool to see you guys and Ryan and Elena together. Would love to hear some of that evening's conversation. Missed bingo by "Here's the thing" may need to ditch that and the bikini/naked squares in favor of some cooler weather options.
Can you explain the various attachment options for the clew of the genoa? looks like you have about 5 grommets for various attachment angles, thanks, great vid, but you knew that already
I know your plans are to buy a new boat and I understand why, but I highly doubt it could ever be as beautiful as your Southerly. What a gorgeous boat...love seeing it under sail! Another great video.
Monohullers be like bless this mess all over the floor, cat owners be like oh is it rolling out there think ill run up the mast for a quick bulb change lol
Nice one! (Since when is Portsmouth better known than Southampton?? The Itchen comes out on Southampton Water, but you know that - a moment of mere madness ;).). Keep ‘em coming.
Best of luck with your sail boat sale guys, Does this mean a cat is on the way ? You'll have no bother selling if it's not already sold, Looking forward to the next chapter !!
Interesting. I have our fenders way sooner and we always tie the boat from the dock to the boat which means I can stand on the boat and get the lines. So do I make sense? We do it differently, very interesting. Good episode
Yep, makes perfect sense!! Definitely one way of doing it, and a good way. But that means (unless I'm mistaken?) that after you tie up, you need to change your lines so the loop goes over the cleat on the dock and tie it off on the boat cleat. I'm just too lazy to go around changing my lines, and it also means when we're leaving we can put the lines on a slip easily. But everyone does these things differently! 😊
Well it's easy. Remember, we're on lakes, canals and on the east coast. I prepare the fenders and the lines. I get off the boat, arrange the line ang give it to the captain. When he ties up, I get the the other line and get onboard. It's not uncommon, for hudlums, to untie the lines during the night, and if it's on the boat, it's harder. I don't want to wake up drifting or hitting other boats. The last line, we do together. I usually tell him how far it's left to the dock, talk to the people on the dock who's there to help. It's so interesting to see how others do it. A learning experience if nothing else. Our reason is, we think it's easier to leave. We feel we have better control. I know people remark on our fenders. I use plenty and it's always done long before it's time. I like to be prepared, since we never know what will happen when we get there. But that's me. Let people talk. They usually stop when they realize that Alice is made of steel. :)@@sailingrubyrose
Is it easy enough to remove your solar from the Bimini guys? We are thinking of adding flexible panels to our Bimini but unsure how easy they would be to remove.
Hi guys! I really enjoyed this vid with its cinema veritas style. As an Aussie, I'm curious how Terysa is able to stay so long in Shenghen countries. Does she have UK citizenship? With love, Ken
Great Videos. Can I ask if that's "sunbrella" that is used on your genoa for the UV panel? We have a similar size boat, (Paradox) that we keep in Lagos Portugal. It has the same colour fabrics as Ruby Rose & we are replacing the sails this year the sails
You sound surprised that your bowl of loose change and your spices went flying around the cabin. Don't blame the monohull when it is clearly a crew living in a multi-hull world.
Hi guys. Noticed you have our hybrid preventer made off the the rear end of the boom. That’s not a good idea as we have a seldom boom and ripped ours on the same way. I’d be changing it ASAP
No my friend. Selden actually have it embossed at the boom end. Attach preventer here. There is no other place that would be as strong. Mid boom is a no no and anything we riveted to the boom would not be as strong as what we have
I'm not quite sure why guys leave port and don't secure things below deck? Its much easier to do there than in heavy seas. But it's encouraging to know that experienced sailors still have a few things to learn.
Hey guys, this might be a bit personal, but did you decide to not have children? Or are you planning on combining this life somehow later down the road? Thank you.
It's a small world on the water, with E&R, I was introduced to them by Dennis who I met by accident when he was asking if there was a mooring at Dolphin Quay, Emsworth, its funny how a chance meeting turns into great friendships on the sea,
Very nice following you guys. Terysa, please pardon my asking, but I was noticing that while you narrate and/or otherwise chat w/us I've curiously noticed that you often pause while speaking (Nick does it too) ...and then you suddenly insert the word "yeah" or "yes" in your speech. What does that mean? Why do you often pause then go on saying "so yeah" or "but yeah" ? ... I can't understand why you say "so yeah" or "but yeah" because you don't seem to be replying to a yes or no question or such. So can you please help me understand what is meant when you do this? (BTW.. you are not alone in this habit.. I hear it often done from millennials, but I am totally baffled as to what it means because it doesn't seem to be in response to ANYthing) [ It does seems a bit like one saying or interjecting "so anyway"... which also has no apparent meaning to me... lol] So... if you know why you say it or can figure it out.... Could you please help to enlighten me... I'm a bit lost. Is it that I'm just too old and therefore a bit out of touch with some hidden underlying meaning?
@@sailingrubyrose Ok... at least you thought about it a bit... and as I imagined it's simply a habit.. But I wonder why so many others are stuck on this habit too? It really has no purpose that I can imagine. Well I wonder if now ... maybe you'll catch yourself doing it ? Maybe try to see if it's something you could break or are you stuck with it? ... Fun to see.
New sub. My first episode with you and I'm hooked :-)
Welcome!!
Same here! Love it
Welcome as well my friend
Good to see Nick is still tough as nails !!
You are having fun and that is what counts
It was lovely to have you over guys 😊 Thanks for the cameo ❤️ So glad you could make use of our shots - in those grey conditions you never know how horrible the footage is going to look 😅
Best of luck with the boat sale and the season ahead! X
Sailing Kittiwake 😘😘😘 Thankyou so much for the lovely couple of days- hope we can do it again some day! Xx
What a beautiful surprise ending!
always seems so nice when two TH-cam friends meet up. I know both of them! :)
I love it when you guys meet up with other favorite channels I watch. It’s really cool how everyone gets along instead of it being a competition.
sandbarbob1 we love it! We have so much in common with other sailing couples on TH-cam 😊 why be competitive when we can share so much? 😊
Nick is a stud at the helm! Teresa...you are always awesome!
Love the way you two work together.
Cheers matey
Seeing you two actually enjoying each other, and having fun, is the best part of your video's... That's what life is all about...
Beautiful, thank you 😊
I been following you guys and Kittiwake for ages. Its really nice to see the different sailing channels meet up.
Thanks, You folks make us smile and laugh!, a lot !!
Nick freezing his bits off, a seasoned boat, messy hair and bonus Kittiwake ⛵️ 👍👍
I love the new style, especially the real sailing bits! Docking in dynamic conditions, working out and communicating a strategy to spring off, etc. it's good to see *seamanship* on TH-cam! :)
Oooh..."Abaft of the beam..." REAL sailor talk! 😄
I love that this one feels a little more "day in the life, warts and all" than some of your videos. It's natural to edit out some of the boring or unflattering parts of sailing, but I enjoyed things like the conversation about which lines to cast off in what order, and even the drama over changing the fender placement during a freak squall. Can't wait to see what you do during the French Canals!
Love your videos; I've watched them whilst working in Tokyo, Japan and Ive watched them whilst working in Canada. I now have desires to retire earlier and convince my wife for us to spend our life on the ocean waves to emulate and capture the magic of life that you both share.
Please keep posting - brings brightness each time you post a new story
Loved it the first time - and what a treat to watch it again a week later. Y’all just keep getting better
Thanks so much Barbara!
So good to have you back we've missed your live sailing videos.
You two are a fabulous team!
Great to see you guys again, and while I usually watch your exploits for the lovely, warm, liquid escapist bliss, I have to say it’s very refreshing to see you cold and chilly. I would be depressed and skeptical if you were having perfect weather all the time! Hope you have a lovely year. Cheers.
Loved seeing the difference in sailing days that you have to put up with. Hopefully it will warm up soon so Nick doesn't freeze anything off. Keep smiling and sail on. Oh by the way, the messy hair look is you.
Gras haha well that makes my life easier then since messy hair is kind of my default
Great to see you guys back sailing for Season 4.
Oddly enough, I also was quite excited to see the sailing side again.
12:00 Ah yes! The joys of sailing a mono hull!
Enjoy these types of videos, sailing, workin the boat and also to see how playful the 2 of you are together! A feel good video! Lol
Ok Exploring Alternatives Video was very good, super job editing, very imformative and good detail, especially for the new viewers. But your own videos such as this one are more fun to watch. Your interaction with each other. The realism from start to finish, rough around the edges but real. Now thats Ruby Rose.
Cheers mate
Always great to see sailing channels meet up....especially when they are both good ones! Great episode.
Nick has the tremendous ability to explain the simplest things with many words. :)
FeelItRising bahahaha!!
Now that was a great welcome back from Mother Nature and Neptune. Great "sailing" episode!!!
So Happy you guys are back on the water. Nick looked like he was sailing through the artic! I enjoy all of your video's. Have fun and be safe!
This video is so cute and I love it.
Charming couple - find your videos
highly enjoyable. Superb footage.
Kind greetings from Switzerland.
Awww, thank you so much
looking good Houston! the sails look bloody marvelous! glad you could get a shakedown cruise squeezed in
Nice to see you team up with the Kittiwake crew. That's another channel I follow. I appreciate the challenges of docking, especially with the wind.
One of the best yet, tx, real sailing, time I got us a powered cockpit halyard winch.
Things can get a bit routeee huh? Good friends and good food always wins the day. Safe travels.
Lovely video, you two are a great couple living the dream. God bless.
I know sailing is work but you guys always manage to do it with a smile even in difficult times. I guess that's why you make a perfect Captin and First mate. I wont say who is the Captin and who is the First mate. 👍🍻
How many perfect sailing days like that do you get! Talk about the very best of sailing. It could be a commercial, lol.
You could say you're now seasoned mariners.
(i'll get my coat)
loved the fact that you bumped into kittiwake and their new boat. lovely couple.
terysa, don't worry about the herbs on the floor, they'll add a nice 'flavour' to your boat :-)
Great sail and keep the glasses on, sun hurts your eyes easy. Was nice seeing kitty2 all perky and beautifull. Love tayanas
Happy your back sailing guys Terysa got new RayBans .
Great to start season four of with classic Nick
Well damn , i realy like every episode , and they are gettin better and better ! Cheers for one great seasson !
Wow, those sails look nice!
@Terysa & Nick -- have you done a vlog discussing how you select the best locations/marinas to leave your boat for the offseason (ie, hurricane season in the Carib and winter in the Med)? Really enjoyed watching your time in Spain! Looking forward to France!
Aye Aye Captain Nick. Bow lines off, fenders coming onboard. Main sheet off Captain. Spring on, spring off...LOL. Harbor Master was probably having his four hour lunch. Trying to shake the visual of Nick scrubbing his............Nice civilized way to finish your day off. Thumbs up guy's, one of your best.
awesome love your videos really great to see you catch up with Elena and Ryan and their new boat. i flew over to Spain last year went to Rpita to check out a moody, missed out on it bit slow off the mark lol, it was winter time and doesnt the wind howl anyway i got stuck into the food and beer lol all the best on the new adventure Ian byron bay
great channel ,awesome style of life. greetings from spain.
Greetings mate.
Great video!
Super cool to see you guys and Ryan and Elena together. Would love to hear some of that evening's conversation. Missed bingo by "Here's the thing" may need to ditch that and the bikini/naked squares in favor of some cooler weather options.
rly, all that time in Valencia and no mention of spanish wines. Pasta and "beer" indeed!! bloody savages. :)
🤣 So true!
WOW, really nice video and the sailing / drone shots awesome.
Can you explain the various attachment options for the clew of the genoa? looks like you have about 5 grommets for various attachment angles, thanks, great vid, but you knew that already
I know your plans are to buy a new boat and I understand why, but I highly doubt it could ever be as beautiful as your Southerly. What a gorgeous boat...love seeing it under sail! Another great video.
Shelagh Egar nothing will be able to beat her beauty, that’s for sure! She’s gorgeous 😊⛵️
Great video
Monohullers be like bless this mess all over the floor, cat owners be like oh is it rolling out there think ill run up the mast for a quick bulb change lol
Nice one! (Since when is Portsmouth better known than Southampton?? The Itchen comes out on Southampton Water, but you know that - a moment of mere madness ;).). Keep ‘em coming.
Great to see you on Kittiwake (or whatever the new one is called.) They are nice kids.
Best of luck with your sail boat sale guys, Does this mean a cat is on the way ? You'll have no bother selling if it's not already sold, Looking forward to the next chapter !!
Great video, really enjoyed that one :)
Nice video thanks
Great episode. :-)
Wow, looks like you might want a fender board given the pier situation over in Europe!
Haha, we have one my friend. We come from the East Coast of the UK, where a fender board is a must.
Thanks for sharing 😎
bravo, sunglasses on at all times Ms T
Better to have sunglasses on than squinting 😎
I was one of the drop kicks that asked you to take off your sunglasses, sorry about that. Do what ever makes you comfortable.
Bahah, no, it's better not to wear them for the camera. But sometimes that means squinty face 😊
Interesting. I have our fenders way sooner and we always tie the boat from the dock to the boat which means I can stand on the boat and get the lines. So do I make sense? We do it differently, very interesting. Good episode
Yep, makes perfect sense!! Definitely one way of doing it, and a good way. But that means (unless I'm mistaken?) that after you tie up, you need to change your lines so the loop goes over the cleat on the dock and tie it off on the boat cleat. I'm just too lazy to go around changing my lines, and it also means when we're leaving we can put the lines on a slip easily. But everyone does these things differently! 😊
Well it's easy. Remember, we're on lakes, canals and on the east coast. I prepare the fenders and the lines. I get off the boat, arrange the line ang give it to the captain. When he ties up, I get the the other line and get onboard. It's not uncommon, for hudlums, to untie the lines during the night, and if it's on the boat, it's harder. I don't want to wake up drifting or hitting other boats. The last line, we do together. I usually tell him how far it's left to the dock, talk to the people on the dock who's there to help. It's so interesting to see how others do it. A learning experience if nothing else. Our reason is, we think it's easier to leave. We feel we have better control. I know people remark on our fenders. I use plenty and it's always done long before it's time. I like to be prepared, since we never know what will happen when we get there. But that's me. Let people talk. They usually stop when they realize that Alice is made of steel. :)@@sailingrubyrose
Is it easy enough to remove your solar from the Bimini guys? We are thinking of adding flexible panels to our Bimini but unsure how easy they would be to remove.
Super easy. Did you see your video on it?
Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose
No we didn't, do you know which episode it was? Cheers
Hope in France you can explore around cap ferrat. Great ww1 cemetery and Eze is just up the hill .
nice-showing real life :)
Had to look away when Teresa was kicking the fender and put her foot between the dock and the boat! That could go very very wrong.
Hi guys! I really enjoyed this vid with its cinema veritas style. As an Aussie, I'm curious how Terysa is able to stay so long in Shenghen countries. Does she have UK citizenship? With love, Ken
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Great Videos. Can I ask if that's "sunbrella" that is used on your genoa for the UV panel? We have a similar size boat, (Paradox) that we keep in Lagos Portugal. It has the same colour fabrics as Ruby Rose & we are replacing the sails this year the sails
Yep, it's sunbrella. We love Lagos! Best of luck.
you never had any problem with your lift keel ?
Would recommend bigger fenders with "socks" on. And a couple of big ball-shaped ones.
ptofte yeah we have a ball fender and have just bought some new fenders too.
Since I follow Kittiwake as well seeing the 4 of you together is bit weird...
You sound surprised that your bowl of loose change and your spices went flying around the cabin. Don't blame the monohull when it is clearly a crew living in a multi-hull world.
Love you guys, but "Secure for Sea" lol.
Question...Are there any dangerous parts of the Mediterranean or perhaps ports that you would 100% stay clear of?
Not a lot my friend. I’d avoid Syria, Libya and parts of Egypt, but the rest are good
Thanks, I guess the obvious ones...was wondering if Albania, Bulgaria etc. we’re all good...or if you’d even go up that part of the Mediterranean.
Did you notice their spice rack? (21:45)
go up to Orkney and Shetland, please
Hi guys. Noticed you have our hybrid preventer made off the the rear end of the boom. That’s not a good idea as we have a seldom boom and ripped ours on the same way. I’d be changing it ASAP
No my friend. Selden actually have it embossed at the boom end. Attach preventer here. There is no other place that would be as strong.
Mid boom is a no no and anything we riveted to the boom would not be as strong as what we have
The camera angles at the beginning made the RR looks like.she was 25' wide....
cortneysimpson she does have a big ass...
I'm not quite sure why guys leave port and don't secure things below deck? Its much easier to do there than in heavy seas. But it's encouraging to know that experienced sailors still have a few things to learn.
We always miss something. It’s normally the spices that aren’t properly velcroed to the spice rack
What shall we do with the drunken sailor
What shall we do with the drunken sailor
Earl-ie in the morning
Very beautiful 😍✨👙⛵️⚓️🍻
Do you ever grow your own vegetables ? 🥬🍅🍓
No my friend. Just basil plants
I wouldnt consider 51 degrees f. as cold...
Hey guys, this might be a bit personal, but did you decide to not have children? Or are you planning on combining this life somehow later down the road? Thank you.
We love our lives as they are and having children isn't a priority right now.
@@sailingrubyrose Thank you! :)
All "things" should be secure when sailing on MH. kind of like check all hatches when a squall is approaching.
Sheets can burn hands, gloves !!!!
It's a small world on the water, with E&R, I was introduced to them by Dennis who I met by accident when he was asking if there was a mooring at Dolphin Quay, Emsworth, its funny how a chance meeting turns into great friendships on the sea,
@19:14 how to lose a foot 101
Very nice following you guys.
Terysa, please pardon my asking, but I was noticing that while you narrate and/or otherwise chat w/us I've curiously noticed that you often pause while speaking (Nick does it too) ...and then you suddenly insert the word "yeah" or "yes" in your speech. What does that mean? Why do you often pause then go on saying "so yeah" or "but yeah" ?
... I can't understand why you say "so yeah" or "but yeah" because you don't seem to be replying to a yes or no question or such. So can you please help me understand what is meant when you do this?
(BTW.. you are not alone in this habit.. I hear it often done from millennials, but I am totally baffled as to what it means because it doesn't seem to be in response to ANYthing)
[ It does seems a bit like one saying or interjecting "so anyway"... which also has no apparent meaning to me... lol]
So... if you know why you say it or can figure it out.... Could you please help to enlighten me... I'm a bit lost. Is it that I'm just too old and therefore a bit out of touch with some hidden underlying meaning?
Hahaha, mate, I don’t know either. We hung out with some really amazing Canadians a few years ago. We picked the habit up from them.
@@sailingrubyrose Ok... at least you thought about it a bit... and as I imagined it's simply a habit.. But I wonder why so many others are stuck on this habit too? It really has no purpose that I can imagine.
Well I wonder if now ... maybe you'll catch yourself doing it ? Maybe try to see if it's something you could break or are you stuck with it? ... Fun to see.
Great full view of your life style on Exploring Alternatives
: th-cam.com/video/Y6bWXEk5d9I/w-d-xo.html
Thanks mate.
so life on Curiosity spoiled you two ? LoL be safe, Tim and Cat
Terysa i love your outfit you look veary stilelish
there is one thing i have found out about S/A girls thay are snapy dress's