Lovely to see you got over your mishap , learn the lesson it brings you then let go and move on , great to see you enjoying your sailing and no doubt more adventures to come 👍, don't worry about chasing subscribers on U tube just enjoy your sailing and share it with us and the number of subscribers will take care of it self 😊
I admire your enthusiasm. I am 64 and would dearly love to fly to Los Angeles, buy a clean 30 to 35 foot boat that I can sail back to Richards Bay where it can be moored as I live in Mtunzini from where you can watch coal tankers coming from Durban, ready to enter the Harbour. As a 15 year old with a 13 and 12 year old brothers, ɓought an open dinghy like an optimist. We learned the basics of sailing and I look forward to flying to LA, buying a 30 - 35 foot GRP boat and sailing that back home to Richards Bay I have seen 25 foot boats that my brother could use, in my name so that his creditors cannot attach a ɓoat in someone else's name. Once my brother is not likely to get the boat attached to sell to cover debts, it can be used as a deposit for a boat in his name
You have a lot on your plate and you are doing pretty well coping with it all. I remember A Levels, a load of hard and intense work. Don't forget your studies but make sure you have some fun also. James.
When I was studying for my A levels, I and my 2 brothers owned a Stanley Dinghy. It was a day sailor that we sailed on a dam outside of Harare in Zimbabwe. I retired on ill-health pension about 2 decades ago, but live just south of Richards Bay. I wish to fly to Los Angeles and buy a 30 to 35 foot boat and sail it back to Richards Bay, possibly via London to see family. I don't want a huge boat that cannot be single handedly sailed.
Yes, unfortunately I’m having to sell her, because I have moved to Dorset and we have upgraded to a Sadler 26 and it doesn’t make sense to have two boats. I’d like to buy her back once I’m done with school and go on a proper adventure. I’m slightly hoping she doesn’t sell in which case she will come on to the hard for the next year and a half and then I can go cruising on my gap year 😀😀
I don’t think there are ads on my videos so I would figure asks are better than ads 😃😃 in fairness I had forgotten that I had asked people to subscribe at the end so maybe I wouldn’t have put in the buymeacoffee part if I had known that… thanks for advice
You showed the same thing 2 times, once in the middle and again at the end! I did subscribe and even did a thumbs up. It is the norm to see if you get enough here to even stay on you tube before asking for money! @@nestorandhisboat
Thank you for pointing out the landmarks, it makes it more interesting!
Hi Nestor, really enjoy what you do , keep doing it mate
Thanks, will do!
Great video, fair winds and following seas.
Lovely to see you got over your mishap , learn the lesson it brings you then let go and move on , great to see you enjoying your sailing and no doubt more adventures to come 👍, don't worry about chasing subscribers on U tube just enjoy your sailing and share it with us and the number of subscribers will take care of it self 😊
Thank you so much! Yes, I think that is an important tip, thanks
I am glad you didn't get discouraged after the accident! Keep up the good work!!
I admire your enthusiasm. I am 64 and would dearly love to fly to Los Angeles, buy a clean 30 to 35 foot boat that I can sail back to Richards Bay where it can be moored as I live in Mtunzini from where you can watch coal tankers coming from Durban, ready to enter the Harbour. As a 15 year old with a 13 and 12 year old brothers, ɓought an open dinghy like an optimist. We learned the basics of sailing and I look forward to flying to LA, buying a 30 - 35 foot GRP boat and sailing that back home to Richards Bay
I have seen 25 foot boats that my brother could use, in my name so that his creditors cannot attach a ɓoat in someone else's name. Once my brother is not likely to get the boat attached to sell to cover debts, it can be used as a deposit for a boat in his name
Keep sailing and keep sharing👍👍
You have a lot on your plate and you are doing pretty well coping with it all. I remember A Levels, a load of hard and intense work. Don't forget your studies but make sure you have some fun also. James.
Keep up the sailing and videos!
When I was studying for my A levels, I and my 2 brothers owned a Stanley Dinghy. It was a day sailor that we sailed on a dam outside of Harare in Zimbabwe. I retired on ill-health pension about 2 decades ago, but live just south of Richards Bay. I wish to fly to Los Angeles and buy a 30 to 35 foot boat and sail it back to Richards Bay, possibly via London to see family. I don't want a huge boat that cannot be single handedly sailed.
Yes, while in some ways 40ft is safer, if you are short handed then at least on a smaller boat you can manage anything that goes wrong!
That’s amazing
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Coffee? LOL I though Englishmen drank Tea?
I just stumbled upon your boat on eBay? Are you planning an upgrade?
Yes, unfortunately I’m having to sell her, because I have moved to Dorset and we have upgraded to a Sadler 26 and it doesn’t make sense to have two boats. I’d like to buy her back once I’m done with school and go on a proper adventure. I’m slightly hoping she doesn’t sell in which case she will come on to the hard for the next year and a half and then I can go cruising on my gap year 😀😀
I will be upgrading eventually but not yet!
where is the link to "buy me a coffee" ? sometimes i pay a coffee😊
www.buymeacoffee.com/nestorandhisboat
Thank you so much! Glad you like the content 😃😃
Being Latter-day Saint, I don't drink coffee myself. I wonder what the outcry would be if I paid for coffee for you.
2 asks in 1 video?? Bit much don't you think?
I don’t think there are ads on my videos so I would figure asks are better than ads 😃😃 in fairness I had forgotten that I had asked people to subscribe at the end so maybe I wouldn’t have put in the buymeacoffee part if I had known that… thanks for advice
You showed the same thing 2 times, once in the middle and again at the end! I did subscribe and even did a thumbs up. It is the norm to see if you get enough here to even stay on you tube before asking for money! @@nestorandhisboat
I enjoy your videos and quite frank conversation about "the numbers" required to get paid by tube-U. Glad you randomly appeared in my feeds. 😅😂😂😊❤