Love watching your video's! But I always get worried when you keep a hand on the mast when passing under a bridge... like you want to protect the mast from scratching? Better sand a paint a scratched mast then doing with only one hand I would think... 20 tons of steel can do a lot of damage... So please keep all 10 fingers alive so we can enjoy more of your video's!
I was perfectly calm watching you move Linda….except for the bridge with the rivets where once again you put your hand 🤚 between the the mast and the bridge. Credit for wearing a glove, I guess. Dear God it runs in the family. Does he do table saws also??? I will stack the wood but hire someone to cut it and generally leave as I don’t want them to cut their eye out. 🤣😂😅 Love the appearance of Tom. Amazing as usual. Loved it ❤. 😊🤗 Kathy
I was thinking of you when I was editing and saw my hand. I don’t have any recollection of putting my hand there!😂😂😂 Dad has since adapted his system and now has a frame to stack the logs before he cuts them. 😂 Even he thinks he’s pushing the boundaries!😬🙄😂
@@canicebannon LOL 😂 I am definitely consistent in my concern of you losing your hand. The joys of having a 70 yr old viewer. 🤣😂😅! Your father is amazing, he is in great shape and I am relieved, as I am sure you and your family is that he has set up a safer way of cutting the fire wood. Take care! 😊🤗 Kathy
I’m all for a white deckhouse but you should paint the deck and anywhere you have to walk dark grey or black. Just my not so humble opinion.😊 I think your Dad and I think a like. That was perfectly safe.
The aft deck should be copper blue. The reason is, that in the old days wooden equivalent of these boat had a copper aft deck. This was the luxury option. However, the cheaper option was to paint your deck copper blue…. The main reason for the white is to reduce the temperature below deck. It was obscenely hot in there over the summer. I agree, dad was perfectly safe!
Very nice painting under the bow edge. Chain saws... don't like em. Along with table saws. Don't like them either. Looks like you Dad knows what he is doing....by keeping you away hahahahah.... No.. very well done. lol. Nice video.. Fun to watch. Cheers Canice!
It’s very nice under the bow edge! I’m particularly impressed by how that turned out! Fun fact. My father has macular degeneration. He’s doing it blind!😂
@@canicebannon Sorry to hear that about your Dad. He is like all Dads... Watchful of his offspring. Its a Dad thing. A son thing is loving and caring but not smothering LOLOL. My father is 91 and still trouble to keep an eye on hahaha. On the bow edge. Watched the video again. Yeah.. that's sweet. Hard to understand why its captivating but I want to say.. because its very visible and crisp that white to black division. It looks ship shape. Have a good one Canice!
@@canicebannon …thank you, who would have thought your cruise and Tiller Queen working on a rusty bilge would be a muchly needed pleasant distraction. The power of boats and TH-cam 👍
Health and safety. ahhh....don't ya just love h e a l t h a n d s a f t e t y. . . I saw an Australian man juggling chainsaws once in Covent Garden. The wasp on your GoPro was checking out your camera. Great video and your dad looks great. ps. That course you took must have been really hard. Well done!
I love your fathers Irish timbre! And as always, there's nothing better to relax and calm down after a hard weeks work than to watch one of your videos 👍
I believe the statement “what doesn’t kill you, make you stronger”, is very apt after the week you had! Well done again. Some is getting done in one week you’ll be so happy with the results!
Well at least pops had long pants n shoes, have seen shorts, flip flops n no shirt operating chain saw...our fathers taught us that safety was a mind set, when you got hurt you hid it from mom if you could....
There's something about pirates and wasps. They appear when you least expect it, and with attitude. Curious how your family all sound like pirates, but then again, all the very best ones were Irish. Or from Newfoundland--which is sometimes almost summit the same t'ing, bye.
To delay, prevent the destruction to the flag caused by the constant cracking in the wind. Add a “Snap Strip” A snap strip is a piece of net curtain about 3-4 inches long on the trailing edge and is sacrificial. It stops the wind cracking the flag and is virtually invisible when in use. You could get the captain to sew it on for you 😂
Hahahaha! Yes the Sea Captain will definitely doing that! It is getting worse. As the wind changes direction it gets caught up in the guide wires and get pulled off when the wind changes again! They’re only a fiver!😂
I look forward to these on Sunday mornings, thank you for continuing to provide some lovely content canice
Thanks Michael! More on the way. I hope you’re having fun in University!
Moving day - time for a late Sunday morning cup of tea, and enjoying the moving day.
Thank you John!
Fantastic as always - look out for the wasps!
They’re everywhere!😬
Dads a trooper. Keeps active and looks like he still has another 20-30 years in him
At least!😂😂
@@canicebannon 20-30 years cutting wood I mean. He still has another 30 years after that with his slippers watching TV drinking a malted drink
The cameo spot of Tom “I’m Tom by the way,” made it a more hard hitting and inclusive 🤔 Healthy and Safety talk for me lol😂
Tom is what anchors the whole scene in my opinion….😂
Love watching your video's! But I always get worried when you keep a hand on the mast when passing under a bridge... like you want to protect the mast from scratching? Better sand a paint a scratched mast then doing with only one hand I would think... 20 tons of steel can do a lot of damage... So please keep all 10 fingers alive so we can enjoy more of your video's!
Hi Bart, I’m now more conscious of the hand as a result of you and others pointing it out. I never notice myself putting my hand there!😂😂
@@canicebannon Very good, as we need you with both your hands to finish this great project and share the progress on TH-cam with us!
Holy cow! Never seen anybody cutting his wood like that, not even those Russians on flip flops 😂. Thanks Canice for another nice vlog
He’s now built a frame that aids in the chopping of these logs. He found a more efficient way!😂
I was perfectly calm watching you move Linda….except for the bridge with the rivets where once again you put your hand 🤚 between the the mast and the bridge. Credit for wearing a glove, I guess.
Dear God it runs in the family. Does he do table saws also??? I will stack the wood but hire someone to cut it and generally leave as I don’t want them to cut their eye out. 🤣😂😅 Love the appearance of Tom. Amazing as usual. Loved it ❤. 😊🤗 Kathy
I was thinking of you when I was editing and saw my hand. I don’t have any recollection of putting my hand there!😂😂😂
Dad has since adapted his system and now has a frame to stack the logs before he cuts them. 😂
Even he thinks he’s pushing the boundaries!😬🙄😂
@@canicebannon LOL 😂 I am definitely consistent in my concern of you losing your hand. The joys of having a 70 yr old viewer. 🤣😂😅! Your father is amazing, he is in great shape and I am relieved, as I am sure you and your family is that he has set up a safer way of cutting the fire wood. Take care! 😊🤗 Kathy
Another good vlog Canice love your dad!
Thank you Helly! Dad is great! He is currently up a hill cutting down gorse to allow a wildlife meadow to reestablish!
I’m all for a white deckhouse but you should paint the deck and anywhere you have to walk dark grey or black.
Just my not so humble opinion.😊
I think your Dad and I think a like. That was perfectly safe.
The aft deck should be copper blue. The reason is, that in the old days wooden equivalent of these boat had a copper aft deck. This was the luxury option. However, the cheaper option was to paint your deck copper blue…. The main reason for the white is to reduce the temperature below deck. It was obscenely hot in there over the summer.
I agree, dad was perfectly safe!
Nope, the deck needs a mop now and then. White is good.
Another great video, the heath and safety briefing was an added bonus!
Vital information!😂
Good to see you passing [8.05] a Dutchie, even if it was on the righthand side. Cheers from Bali.
Nice! That dates both of us! 😂😂😂😂
Your dad😂. Mine is 93 and is only just beginning to slow down. Mostly bc he broke a hip. He refused to go to the Dr. Lives by himself on a farm!!
Yeah! A Canice Bannon Vlog! Joy!
Hi Michael! Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice painting under the bow edge. Chain saws... don't like em. Along with table saws. Don't like them either. Looks like you Dad knows what he is doing....by keeping you away hahahahah.... No.. very well done. lol. Nice video.. Fun to watch. Cheers Canice!
It’s very nice under the bow edge! I’m particularly impressed by how that turned out!
Fun fact. My father has macular degeneration. He’s doing it blind!😂
@@canicebannon Sorry to hear that about your Dad. He is like all Dads... Watchful of his offspring. Its a Dad thing. A son thing is loving and caring but not smothering LOLOL. My father is 91 and still trouble to keep an eye on hahaha. On the bow edge. Watched the video again. Yeah.. that's sweet. Hard to understand why its captivating but I want to say.. because its very visible and crisp that white to black division. It looks ship shape. Have a good one Canice!
@@rareairvideos3070 91! Nice!
A welcome respite from an otherwise shit week, thank you 🙏 👍
I’m sorry your having a shit week. I hope next week is better!
I’m sorry your having a shit week. I hope next week is better!
@@canicebannon …thank you, who would have thought your cruise and Tiller Queen working on a rusty bilge would be a muchly needed pleasant distraction. The power of boats and TH-cam 👍
Health and safety. ahhh....don't ya just love h e a l t h a n d s a f t e t y. . .
I saw an Australian man juggling chainsaws once in Covent Garden.
The wasp on your GoPro was checking out your camera.
Great video and your dad looks great.
ps. That course you took must have been really hard. Well done!
The training was very arduous and thankfully I am open and willing to learn!😂
I love your fathers Irish timbre! And as always, there's nothing better to relax and calm down after a hard weeks work than to watch one of your videos 👍
I believe the statement “what doesn’t kill you, make you stronger”, is very apt after the week you had! Well done again. Some is getting done in one week you’ll be so happy with the results!
Well at least pops had long pants n shoes, have seen shorts, flip flops n no shirt operating chain saw...our fathers taught us that safety was a mind set, when you got hurt you hid it from mom if you could....
This is so true! 😂😂😂😂
There's something about pirates and wasps. They appear when you least expect it, and with attitude.
Curious how your family all sound like pirates, but then again, all the very best ones were Irish. Or from Newfoundland--which is sometimes almost summit the same t'ing, bye.
The family are all pirates deep down at heart. Pirates and wasp are notorious breachers of health and safety! 😂😂😂
To delay, prevent the destruction to the flag caused by the constant cracking in the wind. Add a “Snap Strip”
A snap strip is a piece of net curtain about 3-4 inches long on the trailing edge and is sacrificial. It stops the wind cracking the flag and is virtually invisible when in use.
You could get the captain to sew it on for you 😂
Hahahaha! Yes the Sea Captain will definitely doing that!
It is getting worse. As the wind changes direction it gets caught up in the guide wires and get pulled off when the wind changes again!
They’re only a fiver!😂
“Only a Fiver” oh the extravagant lifestyle of the TH-camr! 😉👍
Ah, heading back into London. How far north did you get (small 'N" as you were never threatening the North) ??
Should send that bloody abusive pirate out to swab the deck....who's the Captain here?
No me apparently!😂
That toot, was weak and effeminate... if I can say so, without being a MCP. (As long as my SO does not read this, we are OK.)