"Livin' off biscuits and weevils!" I just can't ... stop ... laughing. Fresh Air, you guys, you are just fresh and still real after all these years. Superb.
We are people that gather. Why boats, cars and houses always need to be bigger. Literally anchors on our paths through life. Watching you live on board shows you can do with less and still be spectacular.
Your fresh water tanks must be full now with all of that rain and built-in water collection system on the roof. Good thinking and design is very hard to beat. Cheers!
Love the new boat style life for the two of you and Australia is so interesting. The videos are even better than before! Any comments on La Vagabond's decision about their next vessel?
Honestly, I definitely prefer the quaint places you guys visited over the years, steel and concrete is all the same no matter where you are across the world!
Terysa, you’re clearly beaming with joy and it’s lovely! Sydney Harbour is just so beautiful and why it’s at the top of my destinations list, once I finally set sail. Nick, I remember when you got the Ruby Rose tattoo on your forearm, and I thought you said it was your first and only… But it looks like you’ve at least doubled your art with one on the back of your left arm. What is it, and how did I miss that?!? Quarantine time killer??
So before we picked our ship in your current neck of the seas, we camped out on the 35th floor overlooking the Opera House for three days and remember looking across the bay and looking at boats on ball on the other side… wondering what it was like from their perspective… and you’s guys answered my inquisitive mind fourth hence! Priceless vids…. Thank you so much… Loved your comments about weight gain… happens to us motor heads too! Our current 42ft GFFB (go fast fish boat… 1050Hp… 600 gal fuel cap) is in its 7th year of matrimony with our Fam. We run from Ft Pierce to upper and middle keys every year for month… I log everything. Our MPG which was an amazing…. 1mpg has dove to the depths of .85 mpg…. Holy Sh__! This boat needs to go on a diet!! Our dinosaur juice here is back to $5/Gal… My Queen named our craft Knot So Fast…. I may apply to rename her Just A Little Bit Faster Honey? Still plenty of room for that across the transom…😎
My childhood in Sydney harbour. Racing a laser at Woollahra sailing club in Rose bay. Afternoon north east winds at 16-20 knots. Love Sydney harbour. Great episode.
Having endured a recent quarantine in Japan, three days in an airport hotel wing under renovation; cold, fetid obento included. If it couldn't get any better add to that eleven days trapped in a rented flat. I can most definitely commiserate. Good to see Nick happy and you're both enjoying the million dollar anchorage views both front and rear.
"WE" were pretty lucky not to break it! LOL nice Nick, drag Terysa into your mishaps. As always a great episode guys. Fair winds and following seas Ruby Rose.
Beautiful episode as usual. Fun learning more about Australia each episode. Living on that sexy cat is like traveling in a luxury condo. The protected outdoor space with the pull up door has me coming around to cat over mono for any long term live a-boards. BTW....I don't believe for one minute that sweet Terysa has British criminal ancestors.
@@sailingrubyrose when you started talking about Australia being settled by criminals I was going to warn you that the people from Adelaide would protest :-)!
You two need to do a countdown until the day when you pick up Ruby Rose II . . . great to see you BTW! Also some great insight as to keeping unnecessary items from sneaking aboard and weighing the boat down over time. I appreciate all the little details you share that most folks wouldn't imagine if left to themselves.
It reminds me of New Years Eve watching all the.boat/yachties mooring up for the night it’s absolutely awesome to see. (Little story my father in law was to catch the Moltan (ship) to the UK back in the late 40’s it had been in quarantine he was told when he got to the go to a little chemist shop and by some pills for cholera I think that’s what it was quarantined for.). Amy’s bloody awesome guys...
I just stumbled on your channel a few episodes ago...and love it. Your visit to Sydney Harbor brought back fond memories of a few visits I've had there. Sydney has to be one of my favorite cities.
It's nice to see that you two are becoming more familiar with the 1260; the tasks you have to do getting from one anchorage to another are becoming second nature - and you guys are much more relaxed. If you think you're having fun now, wait till you've had a few weeks aboard Ruby Rose 2! Don't overload that boat, no matter what.
That was great , loved the history at the start and what a view to end ..... you may have found Terysa’s most favourite place, you can see it written on her face .. stay happy folks 👍👍
Oh my God! I am so glad I come home to this. I have had an absolutely horrific day on land. When I got home and went to raise the dinghy the horrificness continued. I grab the rope to pull up the thing and it was a Bee on the rope and it stung my finger. It only hurts when I point. I like your drone, I’m going to be fine. Lol thank you so much for posting this video. There’s nothing like getting away from something you can’t get away from lol and I’m trying to get away lol from well, land. I’m in the water, and I have this amazing video. Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. Can I make some thank you?
Great episode! I love Sydney Harbour, you have brought some great memories back. All I need now is a view from Lavender Bay, under Sydney Harbour Bridge, looking at the CBD and the Opera House. Hugely envious, but massively appreciative of you sharing your adventures🦜⚓️⛵️🥂
@@sailingrubyrose Just imagine your grandpa scrolling through a few hundred emoticon systems trying to find this "thing". Helpless in the interweb...please advise...
It's lovely to see your appreciation for what you have and where you are even after all this time sailing. After 6/7yrs one might expect the adventure and the fascination to wain a little but if it has you hide it well. Stay Safe & Fair Winds !!
If this is an example of what future videos will be, when you get the new cat I'm looking forward to the next chapter. The ability to record on the new boat will be awesome with the new cameras! I can wait to see how it goes... Outstanding video production!
So nice, each week a new experience. 500Kg in Ruby Rose :) that was funny. Nice weather in Sydney and nice images. Your music choices are always providing good vibs. Bravo !
"If you want to live on a boat full time this (a catamaran) is pretty hard to beat" Don't want to sound cheeky towards Mr. Nick, ..... but doesn't this rather depend on the size of the monohull?
Regarding weight gain - to a certain extent monohulls are supposed to be more resistant to this than catamarans - as the extra weight help with staility and keeping the boat upright whereas with catamarans you don't get that gain and just get the extra drag.
Interesting view on the sum of smaller items contributing to boat weight - and that didn’t include Nick’s beer stock and previously consumed but still carried! Part of attraction of SRR, other than your good selves of course, is items such as Technical Tuesdays. I understand that part of RR2 selection was sailing performance,and in particular light winds on longer passages, and hence a performance catamaran more than a wider hulls live aboard design. For light winds weight is key; and in the RR2 announcement I think it was 11t bare, 12t (with engines?) and target max of 15t to achieve good all round performance although you might sacrifice some performance as your live aboard criteria change over time. So with the evidence from clearing RR1 of the cumulative effect of non essential and life’s junk that we collect, will you actively have weight targets for categories of items as you load the boat to meet a 15t max so you can really see if achieve design performance. And then you can decide whether to increase to make living aboard easier or be brutal in can only add new items if other old items binned to maintain weight target?
Weight is a factor but with food space and quality are premium. Take it from a Submariner moral is more important than performance. Great video looking forward to more.
Now that you are all down under, (Vagabonde, Zatara, Archer, Curiosity, Cruising Kiwis etc) is it time for the quickening? #therecanbeonlyone ....! Love the videos. Thanks!
One of the joys of living in Sydney for me are the views. Just a guess but looking at the perspective from that final anchorage, were you anchored by Taronga Zoo, in between Cremorne Point and Bradleys Head?
If you want to see something breath taking, go around to Botany Bay and anchor of the main runway and watch the jets land and take off just above you and then wait till night and check it out!
We rv and watching the weight we put in the fifth wheel trailer seems about the same. We can’t overload and it helps if items can perform more than one or two functions. Again throughly enjoyed the video 😎🇺🇸👍
Hi Nick & Terysa - another great episode and as Aussie liveaboards in the Med for the last 6 yrs it's great to see you in Australia. A Q - I have no doubt that the benefits of a catamaran for liveaboards is substantial - even though I love the feel of a monohull heeling moderately in a medium breeze - and I liked your description of sailing vs living on boats and the accumulation of weight that occurs on most liveaboard boats. A negative for some when considering a catamaran is the generally greater cost. Do you have a sense for what the difference is in what you get for your dollar in a mono vs in a catamaran? By way of example, for whatever the price of the 1260 you're sailing is new, what sort of monohull of a similar quality would you get for the same money? Keep up the great work. Lachlan & Debbie
Great video again this week, interesting what you said about the extra weight that accumulates over time ( not including the body weight ) l was shocked a few weeks ago when l took some rubbish to the tip. Had to go over the weigh bridge, just how much stuff l had crammed in the bus. Also, quick note about drones, after your opening shot.....lol....lo new license on the 1st June, $40 a year for uav over 250gr.
Or you could buy a trimaran like La Vagabond are moving too. The Rapido is super fast, but not sure they will get used to the splashing of the 2 outer pontoons at night as they try to balance the main hull. This new boat will 15~20kts in similar wind..
Sydney... a dream... I used to fly B777s into Sydney... loved the city and people... I can't be vaccinated due to health reason... so is my dream gone?
So sorry WE crashed the drone, pleased WE found it and it was ok. Now WE can go back to OUR boat to drink one of OUR beers, this is silly, it was you Nick. 😆😉😁
So if Seawind hadn't been dropping the 1370, do you think you might have gone for the 1260? When I watched your tour of the 1260 all I could think was "This has to be one of the best cats I've seen!" It's about 90% of what I want. When the 1370 was announced, it was easy to see it and it's more modern styling and better looks and think "nope, this is the new hotness!" but I still feel like the 1260 has a lot to want, particularly if modern styling isn't a top priority for you. She seems like a dream to sail. Maybe not so much for the kind of person who would prefer something like a Marsaudon cat, but certainly for someone looking for a great liveaboard cat.
"Livin' off biscuits and weevils!" I just can't ... stop ... laughing. Fresh Air, you guys, you are just fresh and still real after all these years. Superb.
Hahaha. Thanks mate
We are people that gather. Why boats, cars and houses always need to be bigger. Literally anchors on our paths through life. Watching you live on board shows you can do with less and still be spectacular.
Thanks mate
94 right now. Wind has died down, no rain in sight.
Heading to my pool with a cold beer.
But wishing I was in Sydney in a rain storm.
What a view.
It's great to see Terysa so excited about mooring opposite Sydney, I don't think I've seen her that proud and happy.
Your fresh water tanks must be full now with all of that rain and built-in water collection system on the roof. Good thinking and design is very hard to beat. Cheers!
Beautifully Edited video, a lot of hard work has gone into that video. Appreciation is 10/10
You haven’t experienced Sydney until you watch a Sydney Hobart start and New Years Eve fireworks from a prime position on a cat! 😃
Love the new boat style life for the two of you and Australia is so interesting. The videos are even better than before!
Any comments on La Vagabond's decision about their next vessel?
Might be your best video yet, truly lovely! Well done.
Ah thanks mate
Honestly, I definitely prefer the quaint places you guys visited over the years, steel and concrete is all the same no matter where you are across the world!
It’s her home. To her, like most people returning home, it’s a beautiful sight.
Terysa, you’re clearly beaming with joy and it’s lovely! Sydney Harbour is just so beautiful and why it’s at the top of my destinations list, once I finally set sail. Nick, I remember when you got the Ruby Rose tattoo on your forearm, and I thought you said it was your first and only… But it looks like you’ve at least doubled your art with one on the back of your left arm. What is it, and how did I miss that?!? Quarantine time killer??
We both had new tattoos to mark the end of our adventures on Ruby Rose and the start of the new chapter
Great video! Thank you for the laughs in this one Mr Nick!! The storm footage over Sidney was awesome.
🙏
So before we picked our ship in your current neck of the seas, we camped out on the 35th floor overlooking the Opera House for three days and remember looking across the bay and looking at boats on ball on the other side… wondering what it was like from their perspective… and you’s guys answered my inquisitive mind fourth hence! Priceless vids…. Thank you so much… Loved your comments about weight gain… happens to us motor heads too! Our current 42ft GFFB (go fast fish boat… 1050Hp… 600 gal fuel cap) is in its 7th year of matrimony with our Fam. We run from Ft Pierce to upper and middle keys every year for month… I log everything. Our MPG which was an amazing…. 1mpg has dove to the depths of .85 mpg…. Holy Sh__! This boat needs to go on a diet!! Our dinosaur juice here is back to $5/Gal… My Queen named our craft Knot So Fast…. I may apply to rename her Just A Little Bit Faster Honey? Still plenty of room for that across the transom…😎
What a lovely episode. Great visuals, your edit is first-rate! And what an anchorage at the end... Absolutely the best yet.
Ah thanks so much
Thanks for the „walk down memory lane“ in my home town. Growing up there, learning to sail on the Harbour,
Yeah, me too!!
I enjoyed this episode. It evoked a feeling of peacefulness. Thank you.
I was waiting for a night view of Sydney with the bridge and Opera house lite up; but great video nonetheless
Top quality video work folks. That would take some beating.
My childhood in Sydney harbour. Racing a laser at Woollahra sailing club in Rose bay. Afternoon north east winds at 16-20 knots. Love Sydney harbour. Great episode.
Having endured a recent quarantine in Japan, three days in an airport hotel wing under renovation; cold, fetid obento included. If it couldn't get any better add to that eleven days trapped in a rented flat. I can most definitely commiserate.
Good to see Nick happy and you're both enjoying the million dollar anchorage views both front and rear.
"WE" were pretty lucky not to break it! LOL nice Nick, drag Terysa into your mishaps. As always a great episode guys. Fair winds and following seas Ruby Rose.
Beautiful episode as usual. Fun learning more about Australia each episode. Living on that sexy cat is like traveling in a luxury condo. The protected outdoor space with the pull up door has me coming around to cat over mono for any long term live a-boards. BTW....I don't believe for one minute that sweet Terysa has British criminal ancestors.
Thanks mate. Fun fact, Adelaide (Terysa’s home) is one of the only cities in Australia not founded and built by criminals from the UK
@@sailingrubyrose she’s definitely a convict you can tell by her stripes on her shirt! 😂
@@sailingrubyrose lol, I actually just learned that a few hours ago in another video!
@@sailingrubyrose when you started talking about Australia being settled by criminals I was going to warn you that the people from Adelaide would protest :-)!
You two need to do a countdown until the day when you pick up Ruby Rose II . . . great to see you BTW! Also some great insight as to keeping unnecessary items from sneaking aboard and weighing the boat down over time. I appreciate all the little details you share that most folks wouldn't imagine if left to themselves.
It reminds me of New Years Eve watching all the.boat/yachties mooring up for the night it’s absolutely awesome to see. (Little story my father in law was to catch the Moltan (ship) to the UK back in the late 40’s it had been in quarantine he was told when he got to the go to a little chemist shop and by some pills for cholera I think that’s what it was quarantined for.). Amy’s bloody awesome guys...
Thanks Sandra!
I just stumbled on your channel a few episodes ago...and love it. Your visit to Sydney Harbor brought back fond memories of a few visits I've had there. Sydney has to be one of my favorite cities.
Ah thanks mate. Welcome to our channel
It's nice to see that you two are becoming more familiar with the 1260; the tasks you have to do getting from one anchorage to another are becoming second nature - and you guys are much more relaxed. If you think you're having fun now, wait till you've had a few weeks aboard Ruby Rose 2! Don't overload that boat, no matter what.
Cannot wait for RR2 !
@@sailingrubyrose You won't be able to stop grinning!
A friend of mine’s grandfather got a free ticket to Australia for pinching a silk handkerchief
I got a free ticket to Australia and I didn't steal anything. Just had to sign up for the Vietnam war lottery.
That was great , loved the history at the start and what a view to end ..... you may have found Terysa’s most favourite place, you can see it written on her face .. stay happy folks 👍👍
Oh my God! I am so glad I come home to this. I have had an absolutely horrific day on land. When I got home and went to raise the dinghy the horrificness continued. I grab the rope to pull up the thing and it was a Bee on the rope and it stung my finger. It only hurts when I point. I like your drone, I’m going to be fine. Lol thank you so much for posting this video. There’s nothing like getting away from something you can’t get away from lol and I’m trying to get away lol from well, land. I’m in the water, and I have this amazing video. Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. Can I make some thank you?
Hoisting a dinghy on davits beats parking a car in a garage any day, count the small blessings 👍🏼
Great episode! I love Sydney Harbour, you have brought some great memories back. All I need now is a view from Lavender Bay, under Sydney Harbour Bridge, looking at the CBD and the Opera House. Hugely envious, but massively appreciative of you sharing your adventures🦜⚓️⛵️🥂
Had me right from the beginning as usual...as the royal"we" assumed the solemn task of defining crashing into a rock...we enjoyed it!
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@@sailingrubyrose Just imagine your grandpa scrolling through a few hundred emoticon systems trying to find this "thing". Helpless in the interweb...please advise...
That is best anchorage that’s the spot we watched the new year’s fireworks love Sydney
Outstanding! Enjoy the moment of a world-class view. That view is on my bucket list for my sailing itinerary.
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Awesome.!
It's lovely to see your appreciation for what you have and where you are even after all this time sailing. After 6/7yrs one might expect the adventure and the fascination to wain a little but if it has you hide it well. Stay Safe & Fair Winds !!
If this is an example of what future videos will be, when you get the new cat I'm looking forward to the next chapter. The ability to record on the new boat will be awesome with the new cameras! I can wait to see how it goes... Outstanding video production!
That is an amazing backdrop, but so is baby blue water in the Caribbean. Both great but very different,
So nice, each week a new experience. 500Kg in Ruby Rose :) that was funny. Nice weather in Sydney and nice images. Your music choices are always providing good vibs. Bravo !
"If you want to live on a boat full time this (a catamaran) is pretty hard to beat"
Don't want to sound cheeky towards Mr. Nick, ..... but doesn't this rather depend on the size of the monohull?
Biscuits and weevils!😂😂😂 Beautiful film!
Gladys might want to take a look at that quarantine station with all the outbreaks in Sydney at the moment 🤣
Great post
Great video as always!!👍🥰
Very nice.
Thats was a fantastic shot of the lightening in Sydney, experienced it a few times myself! nice summary too, Nick, thanks .
What a spectacular view of Sydney. Thanks so much for sharing the beauty. You must be so proud of your country T!
Quarantine Beach... very apt considering the situation in NSW when this video was released. Stay safe guys and thanks for another great video.
Well done you two. That is a really great anchorage. I never feel like I know a place until I also see it from the water. What a great view.
Beautiful nice storm over Sydney 👌 😊 ♥ 🙂
Well done, spot on.
Stunning
Nice video. You seem to be taking a very relaxed course, and not moving very far. I guess that is a good way to enjoy an attractive area.
Thanks for sharing. So enjoy your vids.
A pleasure
Another great informative video, love watching your travels! Best wishes from Perth.
A lovely watch..👍
Lovely. Just lovely!
🙏
Chill grandma
I loved this video! Thank you for sharing it :)
Another great episode! Love the Sydney anchorage! My mother was born in Perth. Guess you won’t be going that way?
Regarding weight gain - to a certain extent monohulls are supposed to be more resistant to this than catamarans - as the extra weight help with staility and keeping the boat upright whereas with catamarans you don't get that gain and just get the extra drag.
Interesting view on the sum of smaller items contributing to boat weight - and that didn’t include Nick’s beer stock and previously consumed but still carried! Part of attraction of SRR, other than your good selves of course, is items such as Technical Tuesdays. I understand that part of RR2 selection was sailing performance,and in particular light winds on longer passages, and hence a performance catamaran more than a wider hulls live aboard design. For light winds weight is key; and in the RR2 announcement I think it was 11t bare, 12t (with engines?) and target max of 15t to achieve good all round performance although you might sacrifice some performance as your live aboard criteria change over time. So with the evidence from clearing RR1 of the cumulative effect of non essential and life’s junk that we collect, will you actively have weight targets for categories of items as you load the boat to meet a 15t max so you can really see if achieve design performance. And then you can decide whether to increase to make living aboard easier or be brutal in can only add new items if other old items binned to maintain weight target?
Beautiful... majestic...Inspiring...I'd be interested to know how much water you collected during the down pours...
Weight is a factor but with food space and quality are premium. Take it from a Submariner moral is more important than performance. Great video looking forward to more.
Now that you are all down under, (Vagabonde, Zatara, Archer, Curiosity, Cruising Kiwis etc) is it time for the quickening? #therecanbeonlyone ....! Love the videos. Thanks!
I'm happy she didn't bust the drone. Lol, another great episode
Still no penguins. Did you miss them? Thanks for the awesome vid. cheers.
Great episode!
Someone has a mouse in his pocket. Guessing two were not piloting the drone at the time of the crash :).
Beautiful nice ❤️ 👌 👍 😍
Spectacular ❤️
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Sweet! ⛵️👍🏻☺️
I just left Sydney last week just before the 14 day lockdown
And now back in Melbourne and this Friday will be cooking at my yacht club which is HBYC
Awesome mate, glad you got back to Melb
One of the joys of living in Sydney for me are the views. Just a guess but looking at the perspective from that final anchorage, were you anchored by Taronga Zoo, in between Cremorne Point and Bradleys Head?
Thanks kindly guys!
If you want to see something breath taking, go around to Botany Bay and anchor of the main runway and watch the jets land and take off just above you and then wait till night and check it out!
Did you see any of the penguins that live around little manly and quarantine beach
Love watching your vids
We rv and watching the weight we put in the fifth wheel trailer seems about the same. We can’t overload and it helps if items can perform more than one or two functions. Again throughly enjoyed the video 😎🇺🇸👍
🙏
Hi Nick & Terysa - another great episode and as Aussie liveaboards in the Med for the last 6 yrs it's great to see you in Australia. A Q - I have no doubt that the benefits of a catamaran for liveaboards is substantial - even though I love the feel of a monohull heeling moderately in a medium breeze - and I liked your description of sailing vs living on boats and the accumulation of weight that occurs on most liveaboard boats. A negative for some when considering a catamaran is the generally greater cost. Do you have a sense for what the difference is in what you get for your dollar in a mono vs in a catamaran? By way of example, for whatever the price of the 1260 you're sailing is new, what sort of monohull of a similar quality would you get for the same money?
Keep up the great work.
Lachlan & Debbie
Hey mate, as a rule of thumb a catamaran will cost 50% more ft per far than an equivalent monohull. Assuming similar build quality and materials
Great video again this week, interesting what you said about the extra weight that accumulates over time ( not including the body weight ) l was shocked a few weeks ago when l took some rubbish to the tip. Had to go over the weigh bridge, just how much stuff l had crammed in the bus.
Also, quick note about drones, after your opening shot.....lol....lo new license on the 1st June, $40 a year for uav over 250gr.
Beautiful
Love love love your video’s guy’s ☀️🐚🐠⛵️
Ah thanks so much
I can't say that an anchorage in front of a downtown it a pretty one.
Or you could buy a trimaran like La Vagabond are moving too. The Rapido is super fast, but not sure they will get used to the splashing of the 2 outer pontoons at night as they try to balance the main hull.
This new boat will 15~20kts in similar wind..
Awesome vid peeps. Ty.
You must be very close to the Zoo ???????? Love the Vlog from a Expat in Thailand ,Stay Safe Guys.
Great video as usual guys
Cheers mate
Just watched La Vagabond's latest post. they are in quarantine in Sydney.
Nick, you said a catamaran is hard to beat, I think a Bavaria C57 is way better!
Just breathtaking thank you. The editing, cinematography, music. You both are exemplary, oh and nice scenery.
Nice!
loved it.
Thanks mate. Hope you and Mary are well
@@sailingrubyrose we know people are difficult to track, we are Tom And barb.
It’s a pity you couldn’t get Sydney’s lights at night because of the rainstorm! :(
Noticed that Mr. & Mrs. aren't taking refreshing dives into the Australian coastal waters. Being a little shark cautious perhaps?
How would the 1260 be to singlehand?
Sydney... a dream... I used to fly B777s into Sydney... loved the city and people... I can't be vaccinated due to health reason... so is my dream gone?
Hope not mate
So sorry WE crashed the drone, pleased WE found it and it was ok. Now WE can go back to OUR boat to drink one of OUR beers, this is silly, it was you Nick. 😆😉😁
If I sail to an Island with no people in sight and no one says I cant set up camp, have I invaded it?
Do you have a flag? (Said in Eddie Izzard voice)
@@sailingrubyrose Maybe, but the land I have arrived at dose not.
So if Seawind hadn't been dropping the 1370, do you think you might have gone for the 1260? When I watched your tour of the 1260 all I could think was "This has to be one of the best cats I've seen!" It's about 90% of what I want. When the 1370 was announced, it was easy to see it and it's more modern styling and better looks and think "nope, this is the new hotness!" but I still feel like the 1260 has a lot to want, particularly if modern styling isn't a top priority for you. She seems like a dream to sail. Maybe not so much for the kind of person who would prefer something like a Marsaudon cat, but certainly for someone looking for a great liveaboard cat.
In this episode. Aussi girl uses mind control to crash drone. Butler says we were lucky. Aussi girl agrees more than once in french. Hilarious!
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Sous vide weighs less than a pound FYI… get one you foodies
Oh and I found out that headland means something entirely different at Bondi Beach
Lol don’t think we’re not tempted