Oh! The singing at the end gave me chills! So incredible! And as always, another fantastic video! We love you guys! Keep it up! It was really cool to see where Curiosity was born!
I love what the line manager was saying about love, and having a love and connection with the people he works with. That's more than managing, it's leadership.
My favorite part was him saying "I'm basically part of the furniture" 🤣 We met several people working at R&C that had been there from the beginning and there are loads of people that had been there for 15+ years.
Yea, it was incredible to see how happy so many of the people are there. They consider their job a privilege, and working at Robertson and Caine is considered a good job. The icing on the cake is the last minute, what a lovely group of ladies. We also saw it first hand in Mossel Bay with the township by a big gas plant. We met a local that lived in the township and he said "the best job is working at the plant, and once you get a job there you work hard and do your job well. You don't want to lose it because there's 1,000 other people waiting in the Township for an opening."
If anyone out there is unsure of the pride that South African's have for their county, you can see it clearly when our friend Kate talks about products built in SA (from our previous vids) and you can see it in the smiles of all the workers that we captured in this video. Pride is definitely something that South African's do not lack! 💪🏼
It is amazing you have been able, as a country to retail such a wealth of skill and boat building talent, you should be so proud. Sadly here in Australia we have farmed out most of manufacturing to Asia and have only 1 quality Catamaran Manufacturer left. Lightwave Catamarans is a proudly Australian Company.
I'm a South African and you guys just make me so proud, thank you love ur content and ur professionalism ....especially during our lockdown...Love you guys.
I love that statement, "If you enjoy what you are doing, you will never work a day in your life". If everyone felt that way... Thanks for the insights and tour!
Wow that was such a lovely video guys. As a fellow Leopard owner (who’s daughter lives in Cape Town) I think your video was so well done and makes us proud that we bought into the brand hey 😀 . Every time I go to Cape Town and drive past the factory I get those tingles Jason. I think it’s knowing how much joy our boats bring us in life especially when they are your floating home.
There is nothing more rewarding than seeing happy staff working in such harmony. The work ethos is wonderful to see. Beautiful boats, great vibe, and so well presented. Thank you the Wynns. Having come from SA it makes me glow with pride
Love this! I'm from a manufacturing background where team work and ownership of the individual components created and environment of quality. I hope the craftspeople are well paid and there is equality of pay for men and women. Great tour! Thank you.
So much CRAFTSMANSHIP!!! So much attention to detail! And a really happy place to work, too, with care for safety and a song. "New stuff" means trade secrets swimming in the fish bowl. Especially brings peace of maritime mind to see all that well-engineered heavy hardware bringing strength beneath all of that gooey, sweet-smelling gelcoat and molded fiberglass epoxy resins -- same 'robustness' thinking in 'Windwalker', a 1979 Boston Whaler Harpoon 4.6 (monohull, much smaller than the Leopard line, but still seaworthy for day sails after four decades). Thanks to everyone on camera and off for such a fine factory tour! Have to agree with many of the comments below, too. Cheers, S/V 'Windwalker'
32 years ago i left South Africa...... this is the first time i felt home-sick. "Love what you doing, and you'll never work a day in your life"..............BEST QUOTE EVER !
Love this! Had to be surreal for you guys. I love watching things come to fruition. I think it reminds us what a gift creation can be and how many skilled hands go into the making of things. Very cool and such lovely people taking pride in what they do. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤔
Nice to see the boat builders accommodate you guys like that. Actually a very good way for them to advertise & sell boats. They have some great staff too.
Seeing these people work, the happiness they express, and the amazing management, I would certainly want one of these boats; built with love means quality.
Thanks for the tremendous tour. I have always admired Leopard Catamarans, and now that I see how the quality goes in I have a better understanding of why. The craftsmen and women seem content as they do the work demonstrates how to achieve a quality, finished product! Fiberglass is difficult to work with, yet Robertson and Caine have organized their plant to maximize quality yet keep their people happy. We need more of this worldwide.
@@LeopardCatamaran I couldn't agree more with R Fleming's comments. I hope all in the R&C family are safe and well. I can't wait to receive my 45 hopefully later this year. It will be one of the last non-lounge coach roof version in your production run and has a bow sprit. It's really cool to have possibly caught a glimpse of it.
Great video. It was nice of Robertson & Caine to bring you on the floor of their shop and let you film. These workers seem to have the right attitude and that will reflect on the final boat! Happy Trails
Very cool video guys, I enjoyed how you included some of the employees in the video, giving them some recognition of their work, you guys are the best.
South Africans are tighter than a nuns nasty!!! Nothing for free out of that shop!! Yes I'm a Saffa.... Lovely video guys..... I too love it when my Zulu staff sing gospel at work
Both the R&C and Leopard team were extremely kind to show us around and take us out sailing. We almost felt bad for taking up so much of Marcel's time because buying a new boat isn't in the cards for us right now...but he was all smiles and happy to spend a few days chauffeuring us around cape town.
@@gonewiththewynns Why wouldn't Marcel like it? He just got 250,000+ people to see his companies boats. Free advertising is never a bad idea. Don't think you took advantage of him, He took advantage of you.
Ronald Harris I didn’t realize there was an obligation or a timer for industries to acknowledge influencers who use their product. Drive coupled with contentment, humility, and a lack of expectations says a lot about Nikki and Jason’s character. It’s why I keep coming back and look forward to each new video. They learned more about their boat and the company that built it. They had a great and unique adventure. And they make a living off of creating content from that adventure and sharing it with us. Why would there be any expectation of more? Good on them for their well crafted and professional response to a comment that offhandedly and perhaps unintentionally brings their character into question. Kudos.
I don't know how you guys do it, but you seem to tease truly inspirational moments out of life wherever you go. I was in awe after learning about the tradition of the Kata Dance in one of your episodes. Now this gem: "If you love what you're doing, then you never work a day in your life". That's so profound in so many ways!
That's really cool that you got to experience an insider's look at how your home was made! Also, I loved hearing that woman's voice at the end. She was singing the soul into her work and whoever ends up with that finished boat will be all the luckier for it!
Fantastic! This was one of the best documentaries I have seen in my entire life. The editing, sound, time lapse videos, interviews, the human touches... did I mention the editing? Well done Jason & Nikki. I've been watching you two for years, and I love watching your journey and your following your posts, but this one was just so dang awesome that even my introverted self had to finally post a compliment. Well done. I gotta watch the next vid right now.
That was awesome, I love watching boats being built! What a great crew at the factory and hats off to management for allowing us to tag along! Thanks for sharing and let’s hope you’re back on board soon!
What a huge production effort, reminds me of films showing aircraft production lines that slowly produce such a complex product to exact shape and tolerances. Henry Ford would be impressed.
Very interesting episode guys! If you ask me then I think that Leopard should be sponsoring you with a new Leopard 45 because you are the most famous Leopard sailors in the world. You have over 300 000 followers and it should be a great way for Leopard to show their boat to the world. Love you guys! 💛💚💙💜
It’s awesome to see how happy the employees are. That’s a sure sign of a great corporation. What an amazing factory. The sheer scale of it is very impressive thanks for the tour guys
Fascinating! Totally impressed with people's attitudes. Enjoying the work and the satisfaction of building a quality product. Like the man said, "Be passionate about what you are doing and you will never work a day in your life!"
Good lord thats an amazing production they have going on. We are family freinds with the Melges and have been to there factory for Scows many times and am always amazed at the process that goes into building at boat, but that... just amazing!
Happy to say you guys have inspired Mike and I to go and see the world more. Thank you for this beautiful content where we can see a bigger world, a more beautiful world and people are good everywhere. Thank you both. You are a gift to us all.
Love the ending here guys!!! Oh my God I'd love to go home with that woman and meet her family... So much to know and learn from great people!!!! 👍 So happy for you all!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Never in my lifetime did I think I would be viewing a catamaran being built in South Africa. Who knew. And having you do the tour made me feel like I was there. Thank you, I loved seeing the joy these people have.
Thanks so much for giving us this! It would normally be a very technical video, but you have taken it two steps beyond the normal with a wonderful personal touch. You have both put a human face on it and extended it to the people introduced in this video.
Thank you so much for taking us on a tour of where Curiosity was born, the other factory too. When your workforce are happy enough to sing in the workplace, it means that they genuinely content with and care about what they do, and will put their soul into it. I cannot think of a better accolade for any manufacturer of anything than a happy workforce. Thank you for bringing us this Lady's wonderful voice.
Finally I am off and enjoying my coffee with the Wynns 💕☕️☕️ thanks again for a great video and for sharing your lives. This was really cool to see where Curiosity was born! Can’t wait to see more of Fiji as well and how you are all doing! Hopefully soon can get to Tonga 🇹🇴💕💕🙏⛵️🤿🍻
Yes . As I watched this my thoughts went to the large numbers of people in the world suffering now though covid19. Even riding on a boat for them is a fantasy for them.
One big thing I noticed from my visit to Cape Town was that everyone was singing all over the place. Lovely to see people who are happy. And thank you for taking us there!
Thats great singig while you work. A happy crew is a productive crew I'd think. You two are having quite the time then and now. It's been really fun watching. Cant wait to see the sailing. Stay safe
Great information here, thanks for sharing! Your excitement is palpable as always and thanks for highlighting the skilled craftspeople involved in these boats.
I’ve toured a couple of monohull manufacturers (Hunter and Catalina), but the molds for these Leopards are so much more massive than the monohulls, and the space required to assemble them is so much greater than for a monohull of similar length. Very impressive!
How did you like the fiberglass smell? I owned a bottled water delivery service and Beneteau in Marion, SC was a customer. The office was almost exactly like the office in the video. It didn't have a fish bowl view but you could see the factory floor. Every week I carried 12 to 15 40lb bottles of water up those stairs with fiberglass fumes. This video brought back some memories.
My country South Africa is lovely hope you contributed or are contributing to feed the massive massive population that cannot but food to survive in the pandemic!
Love tours of how things are made. This was special because Curiosity originated there. Hope you had fun out on the water with the boat you seen being made.
Jason you were right to feel those goosebumps. I did as well. Curiosity is your home you are proud of, and you just witnessed her birth place Leopard. Regards Steve.
Love the factory tour! Can't wait to see next week's video, based on those wind calculations and Jason's face! 😮 I hope you guys are still doing well and can hit the water in Curiosity soon.
It’s your fault 🤣 Larry and I are full time in our fifth wheel because of you guys. Then when you guys got a boat, he asked if we could boat instead. I didn’t go for it. 😬. But we can’t stop watching your adventures. Your videos are some of the best. Very cool to see where your baby was born. Everyone seems so friendly. Wow. Those details. Love those accents. Glad to hear about the recycling. Very cool opportunity for you guys. Wow. Beautiful song. Such a happy ending to the video. Stay safe. Alice
Beautiful and skilled process. Just amazing. Thanks to Leopard for sharing with us all! The best part was the beautiful singing at the end. I feel like that is going to bring a special blessing and much happiness to all on that boat! I would want someone singing over my boat while in the process of creating her. =)
She did have a beautiful voice. I’ve wondered what it would look like in one of the factories. That was an amazing tour and thank you guys for showing it to us. I wish I could afford one of those beauties coming off the line.
You guyz, thanks for showing this. Wow this place is amazing. I never even thought about this part of a boat. But can't have the boats without this part. Lol👍☺ be well & safe my friends.
Excellent episode, great tour very informative. The whole scale of the operation was very impressive can't wait for the sea trials in the next episode, thank for sharing.
Great video.....Looks like R&C have some very wonderful people working on their Leopard Cats......I agree that if you keep your work force happy you can accomplish great things.
Oh! The singing at the end gave me chills! So incredible! And as always, another fantastic video! We love you guys! Keep it up! It was really cool to see where Curiosity was born!
Right, the singing at the end summed up our experience perfect! What an experience...and so different than the RV mfrs we toured in the USA.
That is the true sound of Africa...
The woman’s voice was lovely.
The beautiful lady singing brought a smile to my soul.
the best was last
Ours too! And the fact she was ok with Nikki filming was so sweet. 💗
Would have loved to heave heard more
I love what the line manager was saying about love, and having a love and connection with the people he works with. That's more than managing, it's leadership.
My favorite part was him saying "I'm basically part of the furniture" 🤣
We met several people working at R&C that had been there from the beginning and there are loads of people that had been there for 15+ years.
I'd love to know that someone that happy and singing built my floating home. Love your videos, great work!
you saved the best for last
Yea, it was incredible to see how happy so many of the people are there. They consider their job a privilege, and working at Robertson and Caine is considered a good job. The icing on the cake is the last minute, what a lovely group of ladies.
We also saw it first hand in Mossel Bay with the township by a big gas plant. We met a local that lived in the township and he said "the best job is working at the plant, and once you get a job there you work hard and do your job well. You don't want to lose it because there's 1,000 other people waiting in the Township for an opening."
Singing so beautifully, it sent shivers down my spine!
As a born South African, this kind of video makes me proud
If anyone out there is unsure of the pride that South African's have for their county, you can see it clearly when our friend Kate talks about products built in SA (from our previous vids) and you can see it in the smiles of all the workers that we captured in this video. Pride is definitely something that South African's do not lack! 💪🏼
@@gonewiththewynns We are not only proud but also pretty stubborn. In Africa you need to be. Another one of our more lovable qualities.
It is amazing you have been able, as a country to retail such a wealth of skill and boat building talent, you should be so proud. Sadly here in Australia we have farmed out most of manufacturing to Asia and have only 1 quality Catamaran Manufacturer left. Lightwave Catamarans is a proudly Australian Company.
I'm a South African and you guys just make me so proud, thank you love ur content and ur professionalism ....especially during our lockdown...Love you guys.
This was filmed before shutdown.
I love that statement, "If you enjoy what you are doing, you will never work a day in your life". If everyone felt that way... Thanks for the insights and tour!
Wow that was such a lovely video guys. As a fellow Leopard owner (who’s daughter lives in Cape Town) I think your video was so well done and makes us proud that we bought into the brand hey 😀 . Every time I go to Cape Town and drive past the factory I get those tingles Jason. I think it’s knowing how much joy our boats bring us in life especially when they are your floating home.
What a treat at the end! A fabulous voice.
There is nothing more rewarding than seeing happy staff working in such harmony. The work ethos is wonderful to see. Beautiful boats, great vibe, and so well presented. Thank you the Wynns. Having come from SA it makes me glow with pride
Your closing with the singing at the end, magnificent!!!!
Love this! I'm from a manufacturing background where team work and ownership of the individual components created and environment of quality. I hope the craftspeople are well paid and there is equality of pay for men and women. Great tour! Thank you.
So much CRAFTSMANSHIP!!! So much attention to detail! And a really happy place to work, too, with care for safety and a song. "New stuff" means trade secrets swimming in the fish bowl. Especially brings peace of maritime mind to see all that well-engineered heavy hardware bringing strength beneath all of that gooey, sweet-smelling gelcoat and molded fiberglass epoxy resins -- same 'robustness' thinking in 'Windwalker', a 1979 Boston Whaler Harpoon 4.6 (monohull, much smaller than the Leopard line, but still seaworthy for day sails after four decades). Thanks to everyone on camera and off for such a fine factory tour! Have to agree with many of the comments below, too.
Cheers,
S/V 'Windwalker'
32 years ago i left South Africa...... this is the first time i felt home-sick.
"Love what you doing, and you'll never work a day in your life"..............BEST QUOTE EVER !
Love this! Had to be surreal for you guys. I love watching things come to fruition. I think it reminds us what a gift creation can be and how many skilled hands go into the making of things. Very cool and such lovely people taking pride in what they do. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤔
Nice to see the boat builders accommodate you guys like that. Actually a very good way for them to advertise & sell boats. They have some great staff too.
Seeing these people work, the happiness they express, and the amazing management, I would certainly want one of these boats; built with love means quality.
Thanks for the tremendous tour. I have always admired Leopard Catamarans, and now that I see how the quality goes in I have a better understanding of why. The craftsmen and women seem content as they do the work demonstrates how to achieve a quality, finished product! Fiberglass is difficult to work with, yet Robertson and Caine have organized their plant to maximize quality yet keep their people happy. We need more of this worldwide.
@@LeopardCatamaran I couldn't agree more with R Fleming's comments. I hope all in the R&C family are safe and well. I can't wait to receive my 45 hopefully later this year. It will be one of the last non-lounge coach roof version in your production run and has a bow sprit. It's really cool to have possibly caught a glimpse of it.
Best catamaran factory tour I've ever seen..Really well done...! Thanks
Great to see a South African company thriving...
I really enjoyed the tour and the singing too! Happy work crew speaks volumes for the company! Nice
Thanks so much!
Great video. It was nice of Robertson & Caine to bring you on the floor of their shop and let you film. These workers seem to have the right attitude and that will reflect on the final boat! Happy Trails
Very cool video guys, I enjoyed how you included some of the employees in the video, giving them some recognition of their work, you guys are the best.
Hearing the songs of the world organically must be near the top of the joys of cruising. The ladies at the end were delightful.
Great video guys thank you! Could've listened to that lady singing all day! Pure soul; pure joy. More of that needed in the world right now!
About time leopard acknowledged your channels influence. I hope it means a factory refit for you guys free or at a good cost
South Africans are tighter than a nuns nasty!!! Nothing for free out of that shop!! Yes I'm a Saffa.... Lovely video guys..... I too love it when my Zulu staff sing gospel at work
Both the R&C and Leopard team were extremely kind to show us around and take us out sailing. We almost felt bad for taking up so much of Marcel's time because buying a new boat isn't in the cards for us right now...but he was all smiles and happy to spend a few days chauffeuring us around cape town.
@@gonewiththewynns Why wouldn't Marcel like it? He just got 250,000+ people to see his companies boats. Free advertising is never a bad idea. Don't think you took advantage of him, He took advantage of you.
Ronald Harris I didn’t realize there was an obligation or a timer for industries to acknowledge influencers who use their product. Drive coupled with contentment, humility, and a lack of expectations says a lot about Nikki and Jason’s character. It’s why I keep coming back and look forward to each new video. They learned more about their boat and the company that built it. They had a great and unique adventure. And they make a living off of creating content from that adventure and sharing it with us. Why would there be any expectation of more? Good on them for their well crafted and professional response to a comment that offhandedly and perhaps unintentionally brings their character into question. Kudos.
I don't know how you guys do it, but you seem to tease truly inspirational moments out of life wherever you go. I was in awe after learning about the tradition of the Kata Dance in one of your episodes. Now this gem: "If you love what you're doing, then you never work a day in your life". That's so profound in so many ways!
Wow that voice - thank you for showing that woman and her beautiful voice!
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Wow...Had no idea how much manual labor goes into the builds. I love my people. They make the best out of every situation 😊❤️
That's really cool that you got to experience an insider's look at how your home was made! Also, I loved hearing that woman's voice at the end. She was singing the soul into her work and whoever ends up with that finished boat will be all the luckier for it!
I love it, “ if you love what your doing you’ll never have to work a day in your life” very cool!
Amazing to see the level of craftsmanship that goes into each boat. Makes it easy to understand the price tag for sure! Thanks for sharing!
Fantastic! This was one of the best documentaries I have seen in my entire life. The editing, sound, time lapse videos, interviews, the human touches... did I mention the editing? Well done Jason & Nikki. I've been watching you two for years, and I love watching your journey and your following your posts, but this one was just so dang awesome that even my introverted self had to finally post a compliment. Well done. I gotta watch the next vid right now.
Thanks for the 💙💙💙 Dennis! It's comments like that that keep us going. 😘
That was awesome, I love watching boats being built! What a great crew at the factory and hats off to management for allowing us to tag along! Thanks for sharing and let’s hope you’re back on board soon!
I loved 7:25-8:15 Now that's what I call progression! Yes!
I could listen to them sing all day. How beautiful!
What a huge production effort, reminds me of films showing aircraft production lines that slowly produce such a complex product to exact shape and tolerances. Henry Ford would be impressed.
Very interesting episode guys!
If you ask me then I think that Leopard should be sponsoring you with a new Leopard 45 because you are the most famous Leopard sailors in the world.
You have over 300 000 followers and it should be a great way for Leopard to show their boat to the world.
Love you guys! 💛💚💙💜
Excellent, thank you for taking us along on your tour !!
It’s awesome to see how happy the employees are. That’s a sure sign of a great corporation. What an amazing factory. The sheer scale of it is very impressive thanks for the tour guys
Fascinating! Totally impressed with people's attitudes. Enjoying the work and the satisfaction of building a quality product. Like the man said, "Be passionate about what you are doing and you will never work a day in your life!"
The singing at work is what proves that this is Africa! I am moved to tears.
Felt like I was there with you. Another great video. Nice to see people really enjoying their job. Can't wait to see next video on the water.
Good lord thats an amazing production they have going on. We are family freinds with the Melges and have been to there factory for Scows many times and am always amazed at the process that goes into building at boat, but that... just amazing!
Love your inclusion of local talent!!
Happy to say you guys have inspired Mike and I to go and see the world more. Thank you for this beautiful content where we can see a bigger world, a more beautiful world and people are good everywhere. Thank you both. You are a gift to us all.
Her voice is amazing. I needed that! Thank you so much for sharing your journey and creating the best content on TV ❤
Very interesting tour showing all the intricacies of boat making! Beautiful singers at the end! May God continue to bless and keep you all (y'all)!!
Love the ending here guys!!! Oh my God I'd love to go home with that woman and meet her family... So much to know and learn from great people!!!! 👍 So happy for you all!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Never in my lifetime did I think I would be viewing a catamaran being built in South Africa. Who knew. And having you do the tour made me feel like I was there. Thank you, I loved seeing the joy these people have.
Awesome video. Enjoyed the tour of all the Leopard's. The workers seem to really enjoy the jobs they have. What a voice. Thanks.
Thanks so much for giving us this! It would normally be a very technical video, but you have taken it two steps beyond the normal with a wonderful personal touch. You have both put a human face on it and extended it to the people introduced in this video.
Love the singing! (And a glimpse of how well you connect with locals; you set a great example!) Thanks for including that! :)
Wow...that lady has a great voice. Also...very cool to show the source of your home. :)
Right?! It was so neat that the factory still stands and is still producing cats...over 15 years later!
Thank you so much for taking us on a tour of where Curiosity was born, the other factory too. When your workforce are happy enough to sing in the workplace, it means that they genuinely content with and care about what they do, and will put their soul into it. I cannot think of a better accolade for any manufacturer of anything than a happy workforce. Thank you for bringing us this Lady's wonderful voice.
I love this video and the professionalism of everyone who works in factory. I’d love to own one knowing that it was built with love.
It's amazing how big the parts are before they get put together. Very interesting construction too.
Finally I am off and enjoying my coffee with the Wynns 💕☕️☕️ thanks again for a great video and for sharing your lives. This was really cool to see where Curiosity was born! Can’t wait to see more of Fiji as well and how you are all doing! Hopefully soon can get to Tonga 🇹🇴💕💕🙏⛵️🤿🍻
This was an amazing video. Great work ya'll!
Great tour, thanks.
To quote Major Winchester " I do one job.....I do it very very well......then I move on. "
Wow, this was so amazing to see. So much goes into boat building that you never think about! Thanks for the tour! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow!! No wonder Catamarans are so expensive! I had no idea so much hand craftmanship went into them! Loved the ending!
Yes . As I watched this my thoughts went to the large numbers of people in the world suffering now though covid19. Even riding on a boat for them is a fantasy for them.
Love too see people have pride and joy in their work, it is infectious!
One big thing I noticed from my visit to Cape Town was that everyone was singing all over the place. Lovely to see people who are happy. And thank you for taking us there!
Thats great singig while you work. A happy crew is a productive crew I'd think. You two are having quite the time then and now. It's been really fun watching. Cant wait to see the sailing. Stay safe
A wonderful excursion with so nice singing at the end! Thank you so much!
Great information here, thanks for sharing! Your excitement is palpable as always and thanks for highlighting the skilled craftspeople involved in these boats.
Wow you guys really outdid yourself with this one, so great to see, and what an ending, thank you!!!!
Great tour ! That lady had a beautiful voice ! Catamarans made with joy !!
I’ve toured a couple of monohull manufacturers (Hunter and Catalina), but the molds for these Leopards are so much more massive than the monohulls, and the space required to assemble them is so much greater than for a monohull of similar length. Very impressive!
I loved the singing at the end! Thank you for showing us where your beauty was born.
How did you like the fiberglass smell? I owned a bottled water delivery service and Beneteau in Marion, SC was a customer. The office was almost exactly like the office in the video. It didn't have a fish bowl view but you could see the factory floor. Every week I carried 12 to 15 40lb bottles of water up those stairs with fiberglass fumes. This video brought back some memories.
Seeing the rain would have been cool. They definitely do a lot of work to put these boats together. Thanks for sharing this.
My country South Africa is lovely hope you contributed or are contributing to feed the massive massive population that cannot but food to survive in the pandemic!
Love tours of how things are made. This was special because Curiosity originated there. Hope you had fun out on the water with the boat you seen being made.
Jason you were right to feel those goosebumps. I did as well. Curiosity is your home you are proud of, and you just witnessed her birth place Leopard. Regards Steve.
Love the factory tour! Can't wait to see next week's video, based on those wind calculations and Jason's face! 😮 I hope you guys are still doing well and can hit the water in Curiosity soon.
It’s your fault 🤣 Larry and I are full time in our fifth wheel because of you guys. Then when you guys got a boat, he asked if we could boat instead. I didn’t go for it. 😬. But we can’t stop watching your adventures. Your videos are some of the best. Very cool to see where your baby was born. Everyone seems so friendly. Wow. Those details. Love those accents. Glad to hear about the recycling. Very cool opportunity for you guys. Wow. Beautiful song. Such a happy ending to the video. Stay safe. Alice
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Beautiful and skilled process. Just amazing. Thanks to Leopard for sharing with us all! The best part was the beautiful singing at the end. I feel like that is going to bring a special blessing and much happiness to all on that boat! I would want someone singing over my boat while in the process of creating her. =)
Great tour.... I want smart, happy people building my boat. Makes me happy. Thanks for sharing that.
Amazing workmanship and pride of the work they do! Thank you for the tour!
Thanks for your Using My Music // Keep up the fresh & Spacey content ✊🏽✨🙏🛸
She did have a beautiful voice. I’ve wondered what it would look like in one of the factories. That was an amazing tour and thank you guys for showing it to us. I wish I could afford one of those beauties coming off the line.
Boat mfg. is great, but loved the human side you show in the process. Thanks
Beautiful ending, beautiful voices of South Africa! It couldn't get better than that! :)
Awesome video again you two , thanks for the tours from here in Sutherlin Oregon . From Steve stott in sutherlin Oregon U.S.A.
Nicky & Jason, Thank you thank you for showing and revealing such an incredible manufacturing of the facilities. :-)
They should give you a boat and use this video to sell their boats, what a great video!
Thank you for sharing your day in the factory.
You guyz, thanks for showing this. Wow this place is amazing. I never even thought about this part of a boat. But can't have the boats without this part. Lol👍☺ be well & safe my friends.
What wonderful people..I am literally crying now.. I hope they are all safe..
Thanks for the tour! So cool! Nikki your hair looks great
Excellent episode, great tour very informative. The whole scale of the operation was very impressive can't wait for the sea trials in the next episode, thank for sharing.
Great video.....Looks like R&C have some very wonderful people working on their Leopard Cats......I agree that if you keep your work force happy you can accomplish great things.
This is totally fascinating. Great coverage of the process, Jason. An engaging video; fine job.
That was so fascinating, thanks for the tour!
Beautiful ladies signing at the end. Thanks for including that.
That was nice ! So good to see small business and a beautiful crew creating such art ! 😎
Absoultely a beautiful voice, spot on, and thanks for sharing this in your video.
Wonderful tour! I'm a Nebraska landlubber dreaming of the sea.