It is great to see you releasing regular videos ahead of your targeted time frame. I know editing is time consuming. Videos like this are very educational and love your content to date! I must say you did not seem overjoyed having to clean the hull, but then again, who enjoys that task? Lol! Highfield dingys are the way to go... top quality for sure! Lithium battery install should be coming soon and the way to go... Can't wait to see you guys set sail!
Wow wee guys your are Almost there, the main thing is now is the time to look at all your contingencies to cover off on anything that you need to get done prior to the departure. Can’t wait to see what sailing adventures are coming ahead, we wish you all the best and know that your followers will be here, watching and here to ensure that your passage is safe, travels are seem less and enjoyable as you cross the many oceans of life. “All Board” - Take care and God Bless America!! 🇺🇸
Yay! Thanks SO much. She’s getting there! Canvas $ stainless solar arch should be finished in 2 weeks then we head to Lauderdale for lithium install. It’s getting close!!!
Same same tomorrrow. It’s annoying the incompetence of some countries. But that’s half the fun when your not in a hurry. Heads up you’ll kick its arse and be smiling soon🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺
I had a small piece of 2x4 for cutting, but it was inadvertently thrown away during a culling of "Stuff" from the boat. A plastic or small wood cutting board is ok, but the soft pine wood of a 2x4 helps keep knife and razor edges sharper longer. I normally have a 6 in piece in my tool kit. Thanks for the suggestion though! I used the tape as part of it is rubber plus I did not want to mar the table. Thanks for following our journey!!
@@SailingParadiseFalls I figured you were using the tape measure to avoid marring the table. I suggest a small cutting board as it isn’t as likely to be mistaken for remnants the throw away. It is amazing how ten you might find yourself avoiding marring a surface in land life. Thus the suggestion for a small cutting board. Best if t doesn’t match the ones food is prepped on and then you won’t worry if you use it to stub hot rope your fusing, or other functions.
We just purchase a five compressor two days ago! Just need to get Davis his own equipment. Rob and I have all the gear. Can’t wait! Thanks for watching!!
@@SailingParadiseFalls I was a paramedic for many years and saw children injured & worse because their parents did not make them wear their seatbelt. Glad to hear you do!
It is great to see you releasing regular videos ahead of your targeted time frame. I know editing is time consuming. Videos like this are very educational and love your content to date! I must say you did not seem overjoyed having to clean the hull, but then again, who enjoys that task? Lol! Highfield dingys are the way to go... top quality for sure! Lithium battery install should be coming soon and the way to go... Can't wait to see you guys set sail!
Much appreciated!
Wow wee guys your are
Almost there, the main thing is now is the time to look at all your contingencies to cover off on anything that you need to get done prior to the departure. Can’t wait to see what sailing adventures are coming ahead, we wish you all the best and know that your followers will be here, watching and here to ensure that your passage is safe, travels are seem less and enjoyable as you cross the many oceans of life. “All Board” - Take care and God Bless America!! 🇺🇸
Thanks so much as always for your encouragement!!! It’s getting g close and we are marking things off our lists.
Getting excited for you guys. I am 3 years away from where your at now. Try to enjoy the ride….
We will! Best of luck on your journey! Hopefully we will be more than halfway home by then!
Super sweet, “Pro Mom and Dad”. Great demonstration
Thank you!!
Doug is awesome!
After 1 year with him, we agree!
Dingy looks great, ready for cruising? Nice tutorial in the splice. I’ve seen it done before but that was very well defined steps.
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Yay! Thanks SO much. She’s getting there! Canvas $ stainless solar arch should be finished in 2 weeks then we head to Lauderdale for lithium install. It’s getting close!!!
Excellent, THANK YOU so much.
You're very welcome!
Same same tomorrrow. It’s annoying the incompetence of some countries. But that’s half the fun when your not in a hurry. Heads up you’ll kick its arse and be smiling soon🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks SO much!!
Knowing Doug is worth $20k makes me love him even more.
Over
1 year later we still LOVE Dug (our family SUV)!
Perfect dingy how much
Very interested
$19,600 all in. It’s our family car for the next 3-4yrs. We have grand plans of many adventures in our new ride!
You might want to get a small cutting board to use instead of the tape housing. It will come in handy other times as well.
I had a small piece of 2x4 for cutting, but it was inadvertently thrown away during a culling of "Stuff" from the boat. A plastic or small wood cutting board is ok, but the soft pine wood of a 2x4 helps keep knife and razor edges sharper longer. I normally have a 6 in piece in my tool kit. Thanks for the suggestion though! I used the tape as part of it is rubber plus I did not want to mar the table. Thanks for following our journey!!
@@SailingParadiseFalls I figured you were using the tape measure to avoid marring the table. I suggest a small cutting board as it isn’t as likely to be mistaken for remnants the throw away. It is amazing how ten you might find yourself avoiding marring a surface in land life. Thus the suggestion for a small cutting board. Best if t doesn’t match the ones food is prepped on and then you won’t worry if you use it to stub hot rope your fusing, or other functions.
I am truly enjoying the content. Any plans to get scuba equipment?
We just purchase a five compressor two days ago! Just need to get Davis his own equipment. Rob and I have all the gear. Can’t wait! Thanks for watching!!
@@SailingParadiseFalls OH that's going to be fantastic and I am sure Davis will love it. Thanks for sharing.
You should require your kids to put on their seatbelt before you put your vehicle in gear - just sayin’.
TOTALLY agree with you - but Mama was not in the car. Thanks for reinforcing what I always tell the boys!
@@SailingParadiseFalls I was a paramedic for many years and saw children injured & worse because their parents did not make them wear their seatbelt. Glad to hear you do!
Jesus, why are Dhingis so expensive?1
Yup! I have to say after 5 months, we do enjoy our center console dingy! It's the equivalent of our SUV :)
Nice, but 20 grand😮
Yes, but it’s our family car and we love it. We have converted several of our boat friends to upgrade it’s that good.