Dinghy Sailing and Beach BBQ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- With such good spring weather we set sail for some dinghy sailing with a stopover for a beach bbq!
This wasn't planned in advance but the nice sunny day and good wind made us just rush to the store to buy some beers, and then off we went aboard our Goat Island Skiff Forager once again looking for another great day.
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This video has a light hearted, positive feel to it. The simplicity of a single sail dinghy and the joy in the company of a beautiful, sweet woman. It's March here in the North Atlantic states. I just bought a new sail for my old Sunfish, and this video makes me eager to go sailing on the Chesapeake bay.
Thanks Steve. Weather is starting to warm up around here... ⛵😁
WOW 🤩
That is a versatile little craft, thanks for taking us along on you adventure!
Thanks for watching Dane!
I like the the re-purposed center board. Such beautiful day.
Thanks Paul!
How exciting to see how easy it is.... simply wonderful, thank you
Thanks Trevor! 😉
Nice rig, nice sailing picnic, nice mate!......
Thanks 👍
Thanks for bringing us along
Thanks for your support! 😉
Unforgettable day, well done. Bella giornata, buon vento, pranzo al carbone ....
Thanks for watching! 😉
What a great trip!!
Yes it was! 😁
you two are a cute couple, blessings to any new little sailors.
Thanks Eric!
But we are both only a few months away from half a century on this little corner of the galaxy. I think all the new lil sailors to be are already here! 😅
@@TheBoatRambler ah well keep your health up, you both look younger than that.
What a lovely video of an excellent way to spend an afternoon with happy people, good food and drink on a fast and capable boat. Thanks for sharing, and thanks to Michael Storer for designing the GIS!
Couldn't agree more! 😉
One of my best sailing channels!! One I can see the place I am living on and see people with taste, people that likes a nice Chouriço assado como deve de ser!! Boa sorte para o canal!!
Obrigado Ricardo! 😉
@@TheBoatRambler , nada que agradecer!! Eu é que agradeço pelos momentos em que me ajuda a sonhar em voltar ao mar novamente! Infelizmente o meu barco cala mais do que os seus dois e por isso o Tejo para mim é muito limitado, mas estou desejoso de o colocar na água! Até lá vou apreciando as suas aventuras e uma coisa que temos em comum como qualquer bom marinheiro lusitano são as minis, o pão e um chouriço assado em aguardente!!
Grande abraço e sucessos para o canal!
Great video, I can almost feel the breeze and the sunlight... beautiful dinghy too!
Great video and sailing!! Always enjoy your videos. Your beach cooking is very clever and compact!
Hi Dion!
We can only sail up to four hours per day due to tidal ranges so I need a quick and easy way of cooking on these sailing sessions.
Beautiful boat and lady!🤗💯💣
Thanks Martin! 😊
As winter bites here in beautiful Aotearoa, I'm so pleased you take us with you on your sails. I just knew you wouldn't spoil the sailing-girl-beer perfection with a cold clingfilm-wrapped sandwich, nope, a barbecued chorizo (I think). Good work Teo.
Hi Sean,
you are correct, it's one of the many type of chourizo, "morcela". 😉
Perfect afternoon.
Sun, sail and a chorizo braai on the beach with a beautiful lady, a perfect day!
It sure was! 😁
Kind of lost track of your channel for awhile. Good to be with you out on the water again! Forager is obviously still sailing well, and you have a new crew member!
Hi Dennis!
I recruited this crew over a decade ago... 😁
Ya that’s the right way to day trip 👏
You've inspired me to finish building my Whitehall skiff.
Now that's what I like to hear!! 💪💪
I'm jealous...a couple more weeks until we hit the ponds/lakes, but the ocean can be very chilly until late july here in New Hampshire.
I think I'll buy a wet suit (or maybe not capsize)!
Not capsizing would be the best option but...take the wetsuit just in case! 😅
We're going into winter down here in Australia and you up there in Europe are heading for your beautiful sailing weather. This is when it would be nice to have 2 boats like you have, the lively and quick to set up dinghy for the warm weather and the bigger boat, with a nice cabin etc for the cooler months. I see you took the lady out in the dinghy, which boat does she prefer, I know my wife would prefer the comfort and ease of the bigger boat, but that's probably got something to do with age hahaha, we get soft the older we get. Happy sailing champ
Hi!
Unfortunately the cruiser is still not ready to sail so she doesn't have much of a choice. But she basically likes anything that allows her to get to a beach and bask in the sun!😁
Camera at 6:29 is like "hey duuudes, what about me!!!!" :D Nice trip. I wish i could launch my own boat already, a bit more difficult to that in April at 58 degrees north :D But soon mine is in the water as well.
The camera was lucky I heard it shout! 😁
Looks like glorious weather! Much better that we just had here where we've just had a few very heavy showers!
Hi Ben!
On that day the temp was 33C! very high for this time of the year. And then....we had a couple of days of heavy showers here too!
@@TheBoatRambler fair enough.
Oh where is this paradise?
This is Rat Island on the Tagus Estuary near Lisbon.
La belle vie👌
Beautiful sailing and video Teo!
We just had the first warm weekend of the season, but our Goat Island Skiff "Uitwaaien" is still inside the garage. We should launch in May...
Best wishes 😀
Not long to go buddy! 😉
Looks like a wonderful day!
Thanks for watching Gary!
Wow I just love your videos Teo ! I am always amazed by the speeds you attain with your Goat Island Skiff. Have one as well but it seems much slower - probably the captains fault (me!) but I am always working to improve performance. Your videos have been a great help.
Hi Rob!
Maybe it's the camera...
My GIS is heavy being built of birch and not okumme. Also with all the mods I made I almost doubled the weigh of the original lightweight GIS. although...it's still really fast! 😁
Parabéns pelo vídeo !!!!! Fortaleza - Ceará - Brasil
Obrigado Ernani! 😉
Sorry, all us old boys...why not just do it!!!! Just like our adopted friend.. the Rambler
Maravilha.....quase tudo! Só faltou a aguardente em vez do álcool 😅😅. Falando sério, SENSACIONAL!
Obrigado! 😉
Belo passeio . O mar deslisa a água sobre o barco , o vento sopra a vela , a beleza é refletida entre a bolina e o timoneiro e as ondas flutuam os sentidos despojados sobre a paisagem ...
Obrigado Carlos!
O belo pic-nic na Ilha!👌
Também já foi a minha 'esplanada'. 😁
Dia bem passado, seguramente.
Foi excelente, 33°C em Abril é obra! E com um ventinho maravilhoso! 😉
Mais um bom dia! Gostei muito, Teo.
Obrigado Ray!
Well jell lucky bar steward
nice day...nice sea...nice boat..and a very beautiful woman next to you...what else do you want from life..i wish I can sail as you do...but I'm a pilot.....so have fun guy's...
Thanks!
well, being a pilot must have fun moments too I bet! 😉
@@TheBoatRambler ..yes...special when an engine failed..ah...ah...great people you are...
Так нельзя издеваться🤣 над теми у кого только снег недавно сошел))
great video! cheers Brother
Thank you! 😉
We might have frost and snow next few days but at least I can look at your sunshine! (It's supposed to be spring)
That sucks!
Did you get the chance to finish the antifouling?
And now you know why I left the UK! I'm as far up north now as I want to voluntarily be! 😅
@@TheBoatRambler yes, boat is launched but mast not up until next week. Half cleaned because there's no power or water to run the pressure washer at my berth until official season start on 1st may and I'm too unfit after winter to scrub more than a couple of hours.
Parabéns
Thanks Nathan!
Who doesn't like sausage sauteed with lighter fluid? Yummy.
Hi!
the liquid is ethylic alcohol @ 96%. you could replace that by a very strong drink instead!😉
Great video as usual, are you in Indonesia?
We have a 34 VdS sloop and watching your videos (sometimes) make me wish we were back to a simpler boat!
THAT, is some achievement! LOL
Thanks Alain!
I'm in Portugal, near Lisbon.
I also have the Kingfisher 30 and so far all I have achieved with her was 2 sailing sessions and many months of a slow refit!
Thank God for my little skiff...
@@TheBoatRambler >I'm in Portugal, near Lisbon." HA! That makes your channel even more interesting as we are looking at properties in Portugal. I am in Vancouver BC, Canada .
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Just found your channel. Wow!!! Where are you sailing in this video!!
Hi, we are sailing the Tagus estuary near Lisbon.
Awesome video Teo can I please ask what the yellow flowers are? From the kids afloat Gene and Luca and holly 😊
Thank You!
According to Google lens the plant is called Cistanche tubulosa, or desert Ginseng.
😊cool
What do you call the device you are cooking in and is that oil?
Hi Jeff,
It's called Assador de Chourizo. I was using ethyl alcohol @ 95% but you can use strong stuff like vodka, as long as it burns.
You have such an interesting boat that you should like its particulars under SHOW MORE. What is it? Did you build it? Etc.
Hi David,
It's a Goat Island Skiff (GIS), I built it myself from plans by Michael Storer. All the build is available on my channel in the form of weekly video updates.
Every week for the last 3years I have uploaded videos mostly about this skiff (rigging, sailing, maintaining etc)
In the SHOW MORE there's a link to the Goat Island Skiff FB group. There you can find all the info and read about everything GIS related.
I made the comment too soon! I did look it up and found out that is was the Goat Island Skiff. It's a ver nice looking boat; very practical. I have sailed many small sailed many small dinghies; Mirror, Laser, etc. What do you think is the "all-up" weight of your boat? It hull looks heaver than the 130 pounds. It looks like is sails very well! And you did a nice build; very neat. Thanks for you videos.@@TheBoatRambler
The hull with all the mods and birch(heavy) plywood is about 110Kg now!
My boat all up must be around 150Kg.
Are you SURE that you are not having too good a time? What happened to anti-foul and sander dust?
Hi Mick!
I have plenty of work to do on the cruiser! Unfortunately inflation has increased the cost of living in Portugal by almost 50% making my simple life not so simple right now. This forces me to go slow with the cruiser $refit$ which in turn allows me to sail my skiff a bit more! 😉
What is the name of the little alcohol fueled ceramic grill you used, please?
Hi,
Try looking for "assador de chourizo" 😉
@@TheBoatRambler thank you!!! I wondered the same and had to see if someone else asked.
@@TheBoatRambler don’t bother answering my question lol. Obviously I’m not the only one curious
Still did! 😁
nice video
Thank you!
Is this Portugal - It looks lovely !!
Hi John, yes this is the Tagus estuary near Lisbon.
@@TheBoatRambler Thank you..
Lindo seu barco! Parabéns! Tenho um Hobbie 3.9 mas tô louco pra fazer um assim parecido com o teu. Sabe me informar o peso do seu?
O meu eu consigo colocar no teto do carro. Queria algo leve que seja possível fazer isso. Obrigado
Obrigado Fabio.
Veja este video: th-cam.com/video/IV1OxbfFp8Q/w-d-xo.html 😉
I have to ask Teo. The ceramic bbq thingo: what is it? I’ve never seen one like it or that approach to a bbq for meat. Please educate me.
Btw the beers I get.
Hey buddy!
The assador de chourizo is something we grow up with. We only cook chourizos on it because they are dried cured meat which can be eaten without cooking to begin with. It's just a lot more tasty if it's bbqued tho! We use 96% ethylic alcohol like the one you can get at the chemist/pharmacy, or if you can get a very strong drink with more than 50% you can use it too! We also use a very strong homemade spirit drink which we call "bagaço" or "agua ardente" (fire water) 😉
@@TheBoatRambler Ah Teo. For my sins I married an Italian girl in the very distant past. I think my father in law (a wonderful bloke as the rest of the family was as well) used to call his graph aqua dente or thats what it sounded like. It certainly was rocket fuel on a cold day out west.
We do eat chorizo here, but more often in paella or similar.
I also think I should add Portugal to our bucket list. My beautiful (2nd) wife was a cat sailor as a teenager, but hadn't been on a boat much since her late 20s. Several days bouncing up and down in the one locaton off the Gold Coast with the diesel motor runnign day and night and the whole crew down below cured her of sailing desires, until recently. We've chartered a couple of cats over the past two years (where we were the only ones on board with any experience). Just finished one of those charters off Fraser Island for a week.
I do think Linda would love it. And I can practise my terrible Portuguese and improveit with mateus, or beer. lol
Good evening. What region of the world is it in?
Hi,
It's in the Tagus estuary near Lisbon. 😉
Is that a vivacity bilge keeler at the start?
Hi,
that is my Kingfisher 30 cruiser which I'm currently refitting.
www.youtube.com/@svsearambler
Extra gunwale padding needed .
i've been thinking about that! 😅
How do you receive wishlist gifts when you're travelling?
Hi,
I have never travelled for that long but I would think you would have to change the address on Amazon account maybe a week before leaving a place and put the address of the place you will move to next? 🤔
@@TheBoatRambler I thought the same thing, but wasn't sure if it was just me. Would you use an alternative to Amazon wishlist made for boat life? Instead of sending you the items, you would receive the money from the purchase.
So, if someone bought you a $100 item, you receive $100.
I guess ppl can just send through paypal or buymeacoffee, but your idea sounds interesting. Seeing the items on a list and "buying" them so that you would get the money might be more appealing. But the money would have to be spent by you on that item or similar.
Now go make an App! 😉
@@TheBoatRambler I commented as a fan and traveller, who made this. Can I email you more information?
I've never seen a grill like that. What is it?
Hi Frank, it's an Assador de chorizo.
Was that food grade liquid fuel? Your wife looks beautiful.
Thank You Adrian!
that was 96% ethylic alcohol, bought at the chemist/pharmacy.
mujer muy hermosa caderas separadas muy hermosa
Баба пьет пиво из бутылки и чекается бутылкой! Полное отсутствие уважения к бытовой культуре и к культуре употребления пива!
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Hope you survive - no shoes, no buoyancy aids, setting a very poor example. (Ex RYA SI). Oh, I geddit - tattoos protect you from everything harmful.
I don't know where you live but here in Portugal it's still a choice to wear or not to wear shoes and/or buoyancy aids.
I made my choice. (Ocean Skipper)
As for setting the example...99.9% of my viewers are between 50 and 80 years old, I don't think they need me to tell them how to live their lives. 😉
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