if you are going to be dropping anchor in swamps ect where the bottom could be full of debris and roots id highly recommend an anchor trip rope, on the base of you anchor there is another attachment point, this is for the trip. so then if you can not lift it with the main rope you can get it with the trip as it pulls the anchor out of debris or obstruction backwards.
You were SO lucky to not have an engine failure with all of that debris in the water! The motor could have clogged up so easily and then the cooling water would not have been able to get into it. You've dodged another bullet kids! Sure was nice of that "Lock Lady" to pull you through! Your heater looks more than adequate to warm up the cabin, plus I loved hearing that you were putting it outside when done with it. Traveling with you is an interesting experience indeed.
Go to the retaining wall. Shut down your motor, tilt your motor. One on the bank pulling boat with a line. The other keeping boat off wall, deploy fenders...
Nice to see your old boat shine so sweet on your adventures together. I like your boat. Good team work. It might of worked if you stuck that pole off the front of boat in line with the engine and that seems safer too. You both got through safe that's more the point. Sweet! It's unusual that your boat did not have a name. I like the one you chose. One boating danger is getting hit by a big boat. Glad you were not in harms way. Without doubt that heater is for outside only. Plus I recall carbon-monoxide stays low. So you don't want it sitting in your hauls. May I suggest a great down sleeping bag or even better a nice little wood stove you can burn beach and forest wood in to toasty the nights. Installed fire proof safe that is. Likely sitting on a big strong ceramic tile with a big piece of metal around the pipe where it goes through the body and then a safe place for the out side pipe to blow smoke and heat plus a screen to make sure not ashes flow out. ... just ideas. there is likely more too it. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
i love your vids very brave to throw it all in and start a new life on the boat good on you both and the girl makes me laugh well done keep the vids coming and good luck god bless.
If luck is navigation you guys have hit the mother load for sure, every time you hit the water you will learn something and what not to do, you guys put a smile on my face i have owned many boats in my time and never really had a serious problem while boating. Keep your nose into the wind, keep your boat dry and sail like you mean it.
Rookie!! You need to give her hell when the weeds get thick like that. The water being displaced by the motor will push them out of the way. I’ve been pushing my way through passes like that since I was 12 haha. Flooring it in reverse will clear the prop as well. Good series!
I hang on the edge of my seat on every one of these! You two never disappoint. This episode reminded me of one of my favorite classic films, The African Queen. You'll love it if you've never seen it. You'll relate, for sure!
That movie is awesome! We watched it right after we started the channel a few months ago and we’re laughing really hard at how similar our first trip through the swamp was
Looking good Captain! That’s how you get experience. You should log your trip. What you’ve done to Kakaw Is amazing. Don’t pay any attention to the know it alls.
Wow what a trip for you guys. I give you a lot of credit. The duckweed was crazy. Safe travels. Took my boat to FL from NY and back. It was great. One day I will find those mini dv tapes and post it.
Here's a tip you might find handy... Make a simple pole with a small "L" shape lever at one end. Fashion it with a hook to reach the handle built into to motor cover at the end of the "L" bracket. Essentially creating an arm to lift the motor from the boat. Next time you hit thick weeds, put the motor in neutral, lift the motor up so weeds fall off, drop the motor, put in forward and proceed until jammed again. if you do it quickly there's no need to shut off motor, just be sure your in neutral. another option is two push poles, it appears very shallow there.
Absolutely love this channel! just watched every episode and I need more! The only way to learn is to do. Please be safe and stay positive. I know you will
Extend the chain to the other end of your danforth anchor and fasten it with a shackle so that when you pull it up it comes up out of the mud a lot easier without it digging in when hauling back aboard over the bow.
Really fun to watch your vids. I wish u a fun and learning trip. As small tip from a swedish sailor, if u ever get stuck in duck weed or similar. Tilt up the engine like 30' isch with a piece of wood or something and get some more gas. Then less will stuck at the rig of engine and the prop will work as a kitchen blender and cut the weed.
@@strietermarinesurvey1415 nothing wrong with the steering. It's the HP that needs to be increased. I guess you could go and buy an expensive extension pole for it, but PVC works just fine if you aren't Bill Gates. A steering wheel would be a nice addition though.
I cannot look away from this train wreck I really hope that by the time y’all get to Florida y’all have some idea of what y’all are doing. Cmon guys do not anchor your boat then go to sleep in the middle of the waterway find a safe spot off to the side. Last video y’all passed a safe anchorage and this time y’all anchored right in the path on a bend. I’m rooting for y’all to succeed but don’t do stuff like that. It’s unsafe for y’all and the boaters around y’all.
What a mess of weeds. Reminds me of the old days on the Erie canal. They used a mule to pull the barge along. The railroads ruined that job...lol The propane heater will probably make the walls sweat if used to long.
Few times i've driven through areas that are shallow. All that I've remembered to be worried is not to hit anything. Then few minutes later the engine has overheated due to plants that have blocked the intake waterholes.
I cannot explain how much I like you two! Holy Heck, I wish there was more, something I could do to help you... If I knew when you were in the Belhaven, Pungo River, Pamlico Sound area I would provide a lot of help/resources.... I know most TH-cam post are old... but if you are still in this area, let me know!
NO, no, no...Back up run at it, back up and run at it. reversing helps keep your outboard prop clear. Continuing to plow will eventually plug your cooling water inlets, damage motor...
We actually anchor out every night and haven’t stayed at any marinas so I don’t know. But progressive has a great plan for liability insurance if you just want something that covers other boats, marinas, injuries, etc. it’s $100 per year. It wasn’t extra to add another driver. And I found that going to a higher tier of coverage didn’t cost any extra either. Weird but great!
@@9to5less Thanks for the reply , great advice and something to look into. Keep it up guys, I bet you'll make it all the way to Florida and prove the naysayers wrong.
I would love to see the boats that got stuck in the weed. My guess is they wore seaworthy, fully equipped, with a big and well maintained engine. Not to mention the shiny flawless hull, just waxed. Oh, and a experienced know it all crew😁 And here passes my favourite sailors without being towed. Flashy gear is not always the best
The extensive duck weed that covered the canal could be the result of nitrogen fertilizer runoff from agriculture. It makes the aquatic plants grow just as much as the crops. Glad you made it through that swamp.
You both need life jackets too easy to fall overboard and hit your head, second learn to watch for signs of hypothermia and shock, both kill. I very much admire both your determination, never overestimate your abilities, just have back up plans. Capt share every opportunity to learn as a team your survival is more than the sum of the parts, she will be the best Capt when you need one. Good luck.
I wondered as much. In Virginia also they're suppose to take a boating education course for a license. It covers the flotation devices, the lights, what you need for coast guard compliance, safety, navigation ect. I don't think they took that. I can understand though why they're using the icww though. If they left at the end of October for Florida they may have been fine but this time of year the gusts and storms can get wicked in the Atlantic going towards Florida.
I admit, I am addicted to your exploits! Keep the vids coming and disregard negative comments. Keep the positive feedback though as you are getting some good advice from some. Good luck!
Lots of weeds in that one section...Never seen nothing like that...You guys are awesome together...👁👁Also don’t ever put that boat hook near your propeller...She could have been seriously hurt..😪
Tommy Gunz Howdy hoo mate😁 I was referring to the “danger” of having the stick close to the propeller. Pls explain to me what could have happened Cheers
I don't know how to get my message to you any other way, but it would be very nice if you could organize your playlists oldest to newest so they play in order. Thanks, your channel is very entertaining!
Hey Jonathan. Thanks for the feedback. Just made a new playlist and think they play in order from the beginning now. Please let me know if it’s correct now
devildogae It is a little bit like the 1960 time hippies with a just do it attitude. I’ve been around, owned and built multiple boats and know they are doing things in ways that I just would not do. But I really enjoy watching them learning in a reasonably safe area.
speed demon Heh, the “grow up” thing I’ve been hearing since the 80’s😁. And drugs aren’t really my thing. However, I still want to know how this was a dangerous move. Cheers
@@chukwow5738 sticking any object near a mechanical moving part is not a good idea your going to injure your self or damage the perpeler or engine it isn't rocket science I bet you were one of those kid that liked to stick your tongue in a fan now you tell me why you think it's a good idea to stick a boat hook near a running engine?
speed demon Call me what ever you want mate😉. And yes, it’s not rocket science. You can harm the prop, and surly damage the “stick” when they contact. But pls tell me how the “stick” can harm you. Think of leverage. And calculate the speed of the prop. There is no way that the force (if you in some magical way manage to actually get the stick inside) due to leverage make some harm to the person holding it. Yes, no rocket science, just basic physics. And b4 you start bashing my English, it’s my third language, so pardon for misspelling and grammar. Cheers EDIT: Licking ice is for stupid🙄
Um just thought you might want to know kakaw is kinda close to caca which is french for poop and if you travel you will most likely encounter french colonized countries and really make them laugh
I was thinking the same thing, but if it puts smiles on people's faces I guess that's all that matters. But kakaw is pretty close to dodo to me. What's a french word for a roosters crow in the morning maybe sound better. I dunno, just my thoughts. Also, I really love your video's. You're living the dream. Im just curious to know how the house boat will tie into the catamaran boat. Lol..
French for rooster is no word for youtube lol Ps don't remember the term for their morning calls These guys are great just thought they should know if they didn't lol
if you are going to be dropping anchor in swamps ect where the bottom could be full of debris and roots id highly recommend an anchor trip rope, on the base of you anchor there is another attachment point, this is for the trip. so then if you can not lift it with the main rope you can get it with the trip as it pulls the anchor out of debris or obstruction backwards.
And use the anchor rollers that were right in front of him.
they are new to this!! and dont know about lots of stuff!! but assoon as it gets set and cant git it up he will be wondering how its done!!
You were SO lucky to not have an engine failure with all of that debris in the water! The motor could have clogged up so easily and then the cooling water would not have been able to get into it. You've dodged another bullet kids! Sure was nice of that "Lock Lady" to pull you through! Your heater looks more than adequate to warm up the cabin, plus I loved hearing that you were putting it outside when done with it. Traveling with you is an interesting experience indeed.
I've never seen a 15 horse Mercury work so hard.
This video series ought to be a commercial for it. Mercury owes them a new one when they get where they're going.
mrnotnomis something bigger than 15hp
Go to the retaining wall. Shut down your motor, tilt your motor. One on the bank pulling boat with a line. The other keeping boat off wall, deploy fenders...
Robert Thompson fenders??? Haha they don’t even have those m8...
Nice to see your old boat shine so sweet on your adventures together. I like your boat. Good team work. It might of worked if you stuck that pole off the front of boat in line with the engine and that seems safer too. You both got through safe that's more the point. Sweet! It's unusual that your boat did not have a name. I like the one you chose. One boating danger is getting hit by a big boat. Glad you were not in harms way. Without doubt that heater is for outside only. Plus I recall carbon-monoxide stays low. So you don't want it sitting in your hauls. May I suggest a great down sleeping bag or even better a nice little wood stove you can burn beach and forest wood in to toasty the nights. Installed fire proof safe that is. Likely sitting on a big strong ceramic tile with a big piece of metal around the pipe where it goes through the body and then a safe place for the out side pipe to blow smoke and heat plus a screen to make sure not ashes flow out. ... just ideas. there is likely more too it. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
i love your vids very brave to throw it all in and start a new life on the boat good on you both and the girl makes me laugh well done keep the vids coming and good luck god bless.
If luck is navigation you guys have hit the mother load for sure, every time you hit the water you will learn something and what not to do, you guys put a smile on my face i have owned many boats in my time and never really had a serious problem while boating. Keep your nose into the wind, keep your boat dry and sail like you mean it.
Rookie!! You need to give her hell when the weeds get thick like that. The water being displaced by the motor will push them out of the way. I’ve been pushing my way through passes like that since I was 12 haha. Flooring it in reverse will clear the prop as well. Good series!
I guess they never thought of reverse! 😳
I hang on the edge of my seat on every one of these! You two never disappoint. This episode reminded me of one of my favorite classic films, The African Queen. You'll love it if you've never seen it. You'll relate, for sure!
That movie is awesome! We watched it right after we started the channel a few months ago and we’re laughing really hard at how similar our first trip through the swamp was
That was some nasty muck! Glad the engine survived it, and that yall didnt get stuck. Keep it up! Loving every minute of it!
Looking good Captain! That’s how you get experience. You should log your trip. What you’ve done to Kakaw Is amazing.
Don’t pay any attention to the know it alls.
These guys astound at every turn, and keep on truckin/boatin
Wow what a trip for you guys. I give you a lot of credit. The duckweed was crazy. Safe travels. Took my boat to FL from NY and back. It was great. One day I will find those mini dv tapes and post it.
Thanks Ray! I hope you can find those tapes!
Here's a tip you might find handy... Make a simple pole with a small "L" shape lever at one end. Fashion it with a hook to reach the handle built into to motor cover at the end of the "L" bracket. Essentially creating an arm to lift the motor from the boat. Next time you hit thick weeds, put the motor in neutral, lift the motor up so weeds fall off, drop the motor, put in forward and proceed until jammed again. if you do it quickly there's no need to shut off motor, just be sure your in neutral. another option is two push poles, it appears very shallow there.
Interesting!
Hello from an old English liveaboard seadog . Love your videos but please wear lifejackets on deck. That water is cold and dangerous xx
You have the most reliable outboard engine I've ever seen! I'm amazed ... I hate those gadgets.
Greetings from Uruguay! I wish you success
Hahah. I’m blown away that it’s taken this much abuse and continues to keep going! Just gotta make it to Florida!
Glad to see you get through that mess. It will be in the low 80s tomorrow in Port Charlotte.
Great attitudes and spirit ; ) this is when TH-cam is at its best!
Absolutely love this channel! just watched every episode and I need more! The only way to learn is to do. Please be safe and stay positive. I know you will
Extend the chain to the other end of your danforth anchor and fasten it with a shackle so that when you pull it up it comes up out of the mud a lot easier without it digging in when hauling back aboard over the bow.
Brilliant!!! Keep the videos coming, you have more support than you think!
Thanks Nathan! Some crazy stuff coming up!
Really fun to watch your vids.
I wish u a fun and learning trip.
As small tip from a swedish sailor, if u ever get stuck in duck weed or similar. Tilt up the engine like 30' isch with a piece of wood or something and get some more gas. Then less will stuck at the rig of engine and the prop will work as a kitchen blender and cut the weed.
Nice! Thanks for the tip!!
Time for a larger motor!
At least one not steered with a pvc pipe!!
@@strietermarinesurvey1415 nothing wrong with the steering. It's the HP that needs to be increased. I guess you could go and buy an expensive extension pole for it, but PVC works just fine if you aren't Bill Gates. A steering wheel would be a nice addition though.
I cannot look away from this train wreck I really hope that by the time y’all get to Florida y’all have some idea of what y’all are doing. Cmon guys do not anchor your boat then go to sleep in the middle of the waterway find a safe spot off to the side. Last video y’all passed a safe anchorage and this time y’all anchored right in the path on a bend. I’m rooting for y’all to succeed but don’t do stuff like that. It’s unsafe for y’all and the boaters around y’all.
"cannot look away from this train wreck". That about sums it up perfectly. Anchoring in the channel, to spend the night! that's insane!
What an awesome lock lady.
Tammy is the best!!
Love the videos always excited when they come out. Looks like that big boat may have cleared a path. Keep up the great work.
What a mess of weeds. Reminds me of the old days on the Erie canal. They used a mule to pull the barge along. The railroads ruined that job...lol
The propane heater will probably make the walls sweat if used to long.
You guys really should have rigged a canopy
You made it through! Rock on guys.
Few times i've driven through areas that are shallow. All that I've remembered to be worried is not to hit anything. Then few minutes later the engine has overheated due to plants that have blocked the intake waterholes.
Love your videos! Also, love the adventure you’ve created. Good on ya.
Thanks mate!!!
I cannot explain how much I like you two! Holy Heck, I wish there was more, something I could do to help you... If I knew when you were in the Belhaven, Pungo River, Pamlico Sound area I would provide a lot of help/resources.... I know most TH-cam post are old... but if you are still in this area, let me know!
Thanks Andrew!! Yea we are pretty far behind on our videos. Trying to catch up now though. Maybe we can meet up next time coming through!
Looked like a scene right out of The African Queen. Half expected you to slide over the side and start pulling the boat along.
Hahaha. What a great movie!! Totally felt like that lol
If that motor makes it to Florida Mercury should sponsor you. In the meantime you both seem to be enjoying yourselves. Good luck. Best wishes.
I really hope so! Will give it our best!
NO, no, no...Back up run at it, back up and run at it. reversing helps keep your outboard prop clear. Continuing to plow will eventually plug your cooling water inlets, damage motor...
Does their motor have the ability to turn all the way around?
Every time I watch this I am so happy keep doing what u doing I have been watching for a couple of months
enjoying your antics....gives me hope for when I launch next summer
Thank goodness was worried hope you have a better journey now your threw that duckweed
Please put it in neutral before you poke a stick down near the prop...
don't say that.. i'm here for the live action.
@@fixitandfloatit5915 You're an ass. They're trying to better themselves and learn.
You need to get a windless anchor makes pulling the anchor up much easier
another good video, keep them coming, enjoying each one
Great Video. I would recommend to wear life jackets all the time. At least in the locks and whenever the deck is slippery.
If that ever happens try using your anchor and pull the boat ....if you can might be too thick.
I'm planning on doing something very similar but with a monohull. How easy is it to stay in marinas with no insurance etc...
rosslahive I second this and would love to know!
We actually anchor out every night and haven’t stayed at any marinas so I don’t know. But progressive has a great plan for liability insurance if you just want something that covers other boats, marinas, injuries, etc. it’s $100 per year. It wasn’t extra to add another driver. And I found that going to a higher tier of coverage didn’t cost any extra either. Weird but great!
@@9to5less Thanks for the reply , great advice and something to look into. Keep it up guys, I bet you'll make it all the way to Florida and prove the naysayers wrong.
I would love to see the boats that got stuck in the weed. My guess is they wore seaworthy, fully equipped, with a big and well maintained engine. Not to mention the shiny flawless hull, just waxed. Oh, and a experienced know it all crew😁
And here passes my favourite sailors without being towed. Flashy gear is not always the best
Hahahaha. I love it!!!
The extensive duck weed that covered the canal could be the result of nitrogen fertilizer runoff from agriculture. It makes the aquatic plants grow just as much as the crops. Glad you made it through that swamp.
Looks like y'all having a great time my name is rhino been watching from the start nice
Are you guys to Charleston sc yet might have a bigger motor for you
I believe you have the world's greatest Mercury 15 hp outboard. She takes it all!
HahahHa. I’m starting to think so too. It’s really taken a lot of abuse and keeps on truckin!!!
its not rope...it is line...and then you get the sails up..the line used to control them have names too...halyard, sheet...etc.
Look at all the Subscribers, you guys crack me up!
Unbelievable! That weed was so thick!
You are covering some ground. Your boat is incredibly fast for a 15 HP outboard..
The weeds/crap are one reason we now go the Coinjock route... Been there (in the 'debris) and done that....! ☺
Smart. I think we’ll go that way next time. Had our fun in the swamp but over it now
You should put some grip tape on that thin ledge you walk back from the front to the back of the boat....
You both need life jackets too easy to fall overboard and hit your head, second learn to watch for signs of hypothermia and shock, both kill. I very much admire both your determination, never overestimate your abilities, just have back up plans. Capt share every opportunity to learn as a team your survival is more than the sum of the parts, she will be the best Capt when you need one. Good luck.
You guys are determined.
Hit reverse to clear your prop
Second that...
you need some nonskid on those side walk ways and end caps. We make it, can send you some!
Yeah it’s really slippery. That would be awesome! We were thinking about using kiwi grip don’t know about other options available that might be better
Please send us an email or a fb message so we can learn more. Thanks!!
How long you guy's gonna be here in florida give me a call if you need to finish fixing your boat
On the bright side, it sure looks like a good place to fish. Do you have any fishing gear aboard?
Also due us all a favor and number your videos so it is easy to refer back to it in the future, boat on guys.
Awesome guys, question? What are your plans for the future, stay safe love watching you both xx
Don’t know yet. Just trying to stay alive at this point LOL
My boats name was “eau phoque”. French for water seal ,,,always got a thumbs up.
Hahahaha. Love it!!
Please stop using the boat hook to clear the leg when the motor is running in gear one slip and you get smacked in the face by the handle
i cringe seeing her do that!!
Be safe Thru your travels
KaKaw does seem to be a name to crow about... (smile)
As slow as y’all are going I’m dumbfounded by the fact y’all do t have any fishing gear, perfect speed for trolling for supper!!!
So glad to see y'all are okay. Been wondering how you been making out?
Are you burning an anchor light at night ?.....
I wondered as much. In Virginia also they're suppose to take a boating education course for a license. It covers the flotation devices, the lights, what you need for coast guard compliance, safety, navigation ect. I don't think they took that. I can understand though why they're using the icww though. If they left at the end of October for Florida they may have been fine but this time of year the gusts and storms can get wicked in the Atlantic going towards Florida.
SUPER!!!! MORE, MORE, MORE!!!!
I need one of those motors!
It’s a tank!!
I admit, I am addicted to your exploits! Keep the vids coming and disregard negative comments. Keep the positive feedback though as you are getting some good advice from some. Good luck!
Thanks for your support Thumper!!
Awesome 😎
It’s seems to be a long wait for the video. Have you ever think about making more then just one video a week ??
Good job guys, with a bit of cussedness and perseverance you got through.
It's like VD!
Where In Florida are you going?
Need a swamp motor.
Hahaha. Like one of those big fans to put on the back!
Y’all need two Suzuki 300 motor to run this boat well
That would be sweet!!
you need a great sponsor like Mercury.
Lots of weeds in that one section...Never seen nothing like that...You guys are awesome together...👁👁Also don’t ever put that boat hook near your propeller...She could have been seriously hurt..😪
Tommy Gunz
How?
Chuk Wow howdy
Tommy Gunz
Howdy hoo mate😁
I was referring to the “danger” of having the stick close to the propeller.
Pls explain to me what could have happened
Cheers
Kakaw is close to kaka. Check it in french.
I don't know how to get my message to you any other way, but it would be very nice if you could organize your playlists oldest to newest so they play in order. Thanks, your channel is very entertaining!
Hey Jonathan. Thanks for the feedback. Just made a new playlist and think they play in order from the beginning now. Please let me know if it’s correct now
@@9to5less Hey, it's all fixed! Thanks!
When the motor gets clogged up like that put the engine in reverse to clear it out
pirates used to travel them waterways
Looks like absolute pure misery at a snails pace. Better you guys than me!
Why dont you look at a longtail?
What’s a long tail? We do need a long-shaft motor but funds are limited so we’ll have to make do with it for now
Y'all should have got a new and bigger moter is the only thing I see needs done
God Bless,have fun,y’all scare me with some of the things you do
Put your motor in reverse from time to time to clean it off.
Wait a sec. I'll grab my snacks and wait for mess to happen hehe.
Watching your vids, are basically exactly what NOT to do, and I have no idea why I keep watching...but I do.
devildogae It is a little bit like the 1960 time hippies with a just do it attitude. I’ve been around, owned and built multiple boats and know they are doing things in ways that I just would not do. But I really enjoy watching them learning in a reasonably safe area.
@@Peterboatbuilder Agreed. I've build/restored several boats myself. Gotta learn somewhere, somehow. :/
You guys need a nice comfy mattress to sleep on after a day like that!
One day.. right now it’s just a 2in foam pillow-topper and a couple sleeping bags
Omg I don't even sail and I would not sticking a boat hook near a moving perpeler I couldn't believe what I was watching very dangerous
speed demon
How on Earth could that be dangerous?
@@chukwow5738 stop smoking crack and wake up
speed demon
Heh, the “grow up” thing I’ve been hearing since the 80’s😁. And drugs aren’t really my thing. However, I still want to know how this was a dangerous move.
Cheers
@@chukwow5738 sticking any object near a mechanical moving part is not a good idea your going to injure your self or damage the perpeler or engine it isn't rocket science I bet you were one of those kid that liked to stick your tongue in a fan now you tell me why you think it's a good idea to stick a boat hook near a running engine?
speed demon
Call me what ever you want mate😉. And yes, it’s not rocket science.
You can harm the prop, and surly damage the “stick” when they contact. But pls tell me how the “stick” can harm you.
Think of leverage. And calculate the speed of the prop. There is no way that the force (if you in some magical way manage to actually get the stick inside) due to leverage make some harm to the person holding it.
Yes, no rocket science, just basic physics.
And b4 you start bashing my English, it’s my third language, so pardon for misspelling and grammar.
Cheers
EDIT: Licking ice is for stupid🙄
I think this boat needs at least a 25hp yamaha or honda (because these engines are heavy and make a lot of power)
My English are a bit bad 😂😂
she islot like me!! dont care if on note sing any ways!! i could not carry anote in my pocket!! but i sing all day!!
Will the African Queen find her way down the Nile to Lake Victoria ? Tune in next week.
Um just thought you might want to know kakaw is kinda close to caca which is french for poop and if you travel you will most likely encounter french colonized countries and really make them laugh
I was thinking the same thing, but if it puts smiles on people's faces I guess that's all that matters. But kakaw is pretty close to dodo to me.
What's a french word for a roosters crow in the morning maybe sound better. I dunno, just my thoughts.
Also, I really love your video's. You're living the dream. Im just curious to know how the house boat will tie into the catamaran boat. Lol..
French for rooster is no word for youtube lol
Ps don't remember the term for their morning calls
These guys are great just thought they should know if they didn't lol
New sub ,good luck