I like your "Buy us a coffee" instead of a "beer". I envy your just starting out sailing adventure....'cause I'm an old duffer wanting a do-over. That is a nice home and she will keep you safe as long as you strive to keep her seaworthy. You two are a lovable couple so please keep safe and take very good care of each other.....
I'm just now watching some of your older videos just waiting for your update to come out on your catamaran hope you're doing good there both of you God bless you both
She isn't biggest sail boat out there but she is well kept and you two are adorable! Great answer when she asked what was your favorite part of the boat. Fair winds and following sea's!
Two easy fixes for you to think about. If you want your non tailing winches to self tail just get a length of plastic fuel hose of a diameter that is a snug fit under the winches top lip, Cut a length that will wrap around the circumference of the winch at the top of the drum and fix it just below the top lip. (I used bungy cord threaded through the tube - I've seen others use sealent adhesive). Once thee hose ifs in place your winch will self tail if you fully load the drum with turns. Re stopping stuff from falling out of the open shelves -. I made up two screens (one for each side). I used a mesh cloth, but u can use what ever you want. Cut the cloth so it is big enough to cover all the open areas. I cut two lengths of white plastic piping of preferred diameter (like you get in B+Q plumbing) and attached the cloth top and bottom. I got screw in hooks of a size that would take the pipe. Screw these in opening facing down on the bottom ones, up on the top ones. when your going to sea, you can clip the screens in place and wind them tight around the pole. That way the screen stops anything falling out.
Just ran the video again you did say the vessels design and length . That great ! The older vessel were built pretty strong back then and sail well too. Anchor's away mate's !!! Arrrr !!!
@@WildlingSailing I can appreciate that - I'm no fan of the stern thruster in the usual context but the prospect of chugging through bucolic rural France has its appeal. It's an option, anyway. You seem to have jumped in the deep end, sink or swim, and seem to be swimming just fine anyway.
OMG, I hope since you put this out you upgraded your primary anchor. 7kg? Double that for your regular good weather hook and carry another big one for nasty nights.
Good to find you on TH-cam after bumping into you in the Brixham marina yesterday, I look forward to seeing how your trip progresses 👍😊⛵️enjoy the adventure!!!
Hi guys! Just watched the boat tour and I'm amazed about how spacious your boat is. My boat is just one foot smaller than yours, but it seems the layout inside yours gives room for a lot more than in my boat. My boat has two benches in the saloon, but I want to redo the layout on the port side, building a dinette like yours there. Asking you a favor: Could you please take some measures of your dinette for me? Need the total length from one end to the other, lengthwise, plus size of table and the "chairs". It would be a great help to know before I start planning and working on this project.
@@WildlingSailing Hello and thx for responding! Mail sent! I'm not quite updated, didn't know that you're not on the boat now. But there's no hurry and I'm sure there are gloomy days ahead for things like that when you're back rolling on the waves! Cheers!
Just found you two on TH-cam! What Design is your vessel and LOA ??? She seems to have alot of space down below ... Great video and very interesting couple.. Looking forward to more.. Thanks ! Arrrr!
Nice one - a proper Tardis of a boat. I recognise the Summer pontoon at Dale. I guess you could go straight across and round Land's End. But a trip to Lundy (via Saundersfoot or Tenby) would be well worth it - but I guess a bit out of the way. And don't forget to tighten up that belt before you go ;)
We're heading to Tenby today hopefully, but its blowing a fair bit! Then hopefully Lundy - Padstow weather depending of course!! Don't want to get stuck too north of the south Devon coast
For all uncovered lockers- Netting, attached with cord at bottom inside, then hooks with stretchy cords at top. Undo and drop in port,at anchor, then put up again with a quick EB check (eyeball) of all lockers prior to leaving. Fair winds etc
You guys are great, so looking forward to following your journey. Her: This is the house for the cosmetics Him: Hahaha! Not wanting to be sexist but I'm guessing a few of us chaps can relate :) I chuckle every time look at the shelf in our shower.
@@WildlingSailing going to have a watch and get subscribed. Ive enquired about buying the searover again.. Hopefully i hear back. Unless your boat is the one i was going to buy 🤔😂
As I´m not a circumnavigator as you, I would change the anchor gear, 30m 0f chain and a 7 kg shit anchor are not good even for the med. As times go by you will know what I mean.
No sink! What do you use for a bum wash! Yes, samson post at the front, very strong and ideal for towing with! You'll need to make something to cover those lockers as all that stuff will be on the floor as soon as the boat starts to heal. I have a list of things I need to do before I head out to sea, including stowing stuff low down, securing stuff (guitars), make a flask of tea (or coffee?), bottles of water and snacks stowed in cockpit, passage plan gone through with crew, radio check, check torch works, life jackets in reach from cockpit, double check weather ...etc etc. You can keep adding to it until it becomes automatic. Oh, and don't bother shutting off the diesel supply to the engine, you might need it! oops to late. Turn the gas off. Keep up the good work, nice stitching on the vid.
Haha! Nadiyana says... Did you not see the cup in the upper storage bit? haha, she has come along way since needing a sink. Thanks for the advice, my dad also recommended a list to go through too
No ....... keep sleeping across the boat that way you can always choose the windward side to have your pillow depending on which tack you are sailing . If you are sleeping in a fwd vee berth with your head aft on the lee bunk your head will be lower than your feet . A very uncomfortable position to sleep .
Hi Mark was great to meet you two recently. Can you send me a pm & lets keep in touch. eg I just remembered a place to stay for free in StDenis.. Bon Voyage Mon ami Mate
Hey Andy, was great talking to you too! Email me at thewildlingsofficial@gmail.com I check that pretty regularly and will be great to get some advice, in Paris now trying to work out the best way south, lots of closures at the moment
I know this video is a year old but y'all need to do a better job securing your stuff. A good rule of thumb is to pretend your boat is upside down. What will come loose? Secure that stuff so it won't.
I like your "Buy us a coffee" instead of a "beer". I envy your just starting out sailing adventure....'cause I'm an old duffer wanting a do-over. That is a nice home and she will keep you safe as long as you strive to keep her seaworthy. You two are a lovable couple so please keep safe and take very good care of each other.....
Thanks, Ed! Definitely important to keep her seaworthy, she's definitely got a few years in her yet
You guys are a breath of fresh air. Hope you have great sailing times.
Thanks mate!
I'm just now watching some of your older videos just waiting for your update to come out on your catamaran hope you're doing good there both of you God bless you both
She isn't biggest sail boat out there but she is well kept and you two are adorable! Great answer when she asked what was your favorite part of the boat. Fair winds and following sea's!
Thanks! Haha, Yes I learned to respond in such ways early in the relationship
@@WildlingSailing Happy wife longer life! is what I tell friends.
You two are a great addition to the ocean.
Plowinging through your entire library.
Will be totally caught up in a few days.
I'm digging it.
Two easy fixes for you to think about. If you want your non tailing winches to self tail just get a length of plastic fuel hose of a diameter that is a snug fit under the winches top lip, Cut a length that will wrap around the circumference of the winch at the top of the drum and fix it just below the top lip. (I used bungy cord threaded through the tube - I've seen others use sealent adhesive). Once thee hose ifs in place your winch will self tail if you fully load the drum with turns.
Re stopping stuff from falling out of the open shelves -. I made up two screens (one for each side). I used a mesh cloth, but u can use what ever you want. Cut the cloth so it is big enough to cover all the open areas. I cut two lengths of white plastic piping of preferred diameter (like you get in B+Q plumbing) and attached the cloth top and bottom. I got screw in hooks of a size that would take the pipe. Screw these in opening facing down on the bottom ones, up on the top ones. when your going to sea, you can clip the screens in place and wind them tight around the pole. That way the screen stops anything falling out.
Just ran the video again you did say the vessels design and length .
That great ! The older vessel were built pretty strong back then and sail well too.
Anchor's away mate's !!!
Arrrr !!!
Thanks for watching, Sam! She certainly has a bit of space in her for sure! They're certainly over fiberglassed, but she's pretty slow unfortunately!
@@WildlingSailing slow and steady wins the race !!!!
Arrrr !!!
With that boat you could get to the Med through the French canals. Either from the north or maybe (don't quote me on this) through the Canal du Midi.
Yeah, we're definitely thinking about it, but we just hate motoring!
@@WildlingSailing I can appreciate that - I'm no fan of the stern thruster in the usual context but the prospect of chugging through bucolic rural France has its appeal. It's an option, anyway. You seem to have jumped in the deep end, sink or swim, and seem to be swimming just fine anyway.
Bootiful boat guys. Subscribed. Excited to watch your adventure 🤘
Cheers, mate! Glad to have you along for the ride!
Great video guys all the way from New Jersey!!! Hope I see you in the Caribbean soon ...
Hoping to see you along the way!! Keep in touch!
OMG, I hope since you put this out you upgraded your primary anchor. 7kg? Double that for your regular good weather hook and carry another big one for nasty nights.
Good videos. You all will have a successful channel if you continue. You are good.
Anywhere with you. Good answer Mark ! Me too.
Good to find you on TH-cam after bumping into you in the Brixham marina yesterday, I look forward to seeing how your trip progresses 👍😊⛵️enjoy the adventure!!!
Thx 😊 it's a shame we didn't get a proper chat. Fair winds to you two too! I am sure we will cross path in the future!
Lovingly Boat, you are great, down to earth
Thanks, Udo!
Hi guys! Just watched the boat tour and I'm amazed about how spacious your boat is. My boat is just one foot smaller than yours, but it seems the layout inside yours gives room for a lot more than in my boat. My boat has two benches in the saloon, but I want to redo the layout on the port side, building a dinette like yours there. Asking you a favor: Could you please take some measures of your dinette for me? Need the total length from one end to the other, lengthwise, plus size of table and the "chairs". It would be a great help to know before I start planning and working on this project.
Hey mate, send us an email at thewildlingsofficial@gmail.com and when we're back at the boat we'll do our best to send that over!
@@WildlingSailing Hello and thx for responding! Mail sent! I'm not quite updated, didn't know that you're not on the boat now. But there's no hurry and I'm sure there are gloomy days ahead for things like that when you're back rolling on the waves! Cheers!
Great little channel , you deserve a lot more subscribers , wish you well on your adventures :) . Cheers Chris
Ah thanks! So nice to hear this
What are you going to do with all the space in your cat ?
Just found you two on TH-cam!
What Design is your vessel and LOA ???
She seems to have alot of space down below ...
Great video and very interesting couple..
Looking forward to more..
Thanks !
Arrrr!
How did you make the awesome nets?
Hey Emma, we used the old side netting on the boat, Nadiyana just freestyled it!
Nice one - a proper Tardis of a boat. I recognise the Summer pontoon at Dale. I guess you could go straight across and round Land's End. But a trip to Lundy (via Saundersfoot or Tenby) would be well worth it - but I guess a bit out of the way.
And don't forget to tighten up that belt before you go ;)
We're heading to Tenby today hopefully, but its blowing a fair bit! Then hopefully Lundy - Padstow weather depending of course!! Don't want to get stuck too north of the south Devon coast
Welcome to Dale - Pembrokeshire- if you find yourself in Milford or Lawrenny - say hi 👋 - Carpe Diem
Such a shame! We just left for Tenby, lovely but incredibly Rocky anchorage
Cool add siphon pump to the fuel line will check her on saildata
Nice one!
Best wishes on your journey in life.... ⛵⛵⛵⚓⛵⛵⛵
Thanks, mate! All the best
Cool to see your yacht, and happy to subscribe, but isn't everything go into fall out of those cubby holes as soon as you're on a lean in big seas?
Absolutely, it does. And we never learn
For all uncovered lockers- Netting, attached with cord at bottom inside, then hooks with stretchy cords at top. Undo and drop in port,at anchor, then put up again with a quick EB check (eyeball) of all lockers prior to leaving. Fair winds etc
You guys are great, so looking forward to following your journey.
Her: This is the house for the cosmetics
Him: Hahaha!
Not wanting to be sexist but I'm guessing a few of us chaps can relate :) I chuckle every time look at the shelf in our shower.
Absolutely, we both know were not the only ones haha!
Hang fruit baskets at an angle as they will hit the side in swell but if they hanging at angle it wont bang and bruise the fruit and veg
Awesome, nice tip!
I'm reading between the lines bud. The BED ROOM!!! LMAO or is it "C"
I’m wondering whether that knife is Granny’s for my birthday cake!!!!!🌟
Then, was she storing it for a later date? Are Granny and Nadiyana in it together??
Wildlings Sailing oh dear,,, looks like they’ve been caught red handed🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How is the searover? I was wanting to buy one earlier this year to do a similar thing. Im in scotland
It's great, especially for the UK, it dries out well and very spacious, just not the fastest under sail
@@WildlingSailing going to have a watch and get subscribed. Ive enquired about buying the searover again.. Hopefully i hear back. Unless your boat is the one i was going to buy 🤔😂
Ill be sailing this winter. Congrats on 1k subs. Its really hard to get
Thanks mate, it certainly was tricky. All the best and GO for it!!
@@WildlingSailing hopefully i get to meet some of u. Best wishes
Nice boat guys
Thanks for sharing with us
什么时候环球开到 昆明翠湖。。。😅😅😅😅😅😁😁😁
As I´m not a circumnavigator as you, I would change the anchor gear, 30m 0f chain and a 7 kg shit anchor are not good even for the med. As times go by you will know what I mean.
Yep, we've gone up to a 10kg, and we'll be getting an even bigger one for the med
Go up to minimum 15 kg, better than any insurance and at least 50m of chain
Nice! If you happened to visit philippines hoping i can sail with you😅
That would be AMAZING!
Good Luck!
surely buying all that stuff sent you over the original budget?
No sink! What do you use for a bum wash! Yes, samson post at the front, very strong and ideal for towing with! You'll need to make something to cover those lockers as all that stuff will be on the floor as soon as the boat starts to heal. I have a list of things I need to do before I head out to sea, including stowing stuff low down, securing stuff (guitars), make a flask of tea (or coffee?), bottles of water and snacks stowed in cockpit, passage plan gone through with crew, radio check, check torch works, life jackets in reach from cockpit, double check weather ...etc etc. You can keep adding to it until it becomes automatic. Oh, and don't bother shutting off the diesel supply to the engine, you might need it! oops to late. Turn the gas off. Keep up the good work, nice stitching on the vid.
Haha! Nadiyana says... Did you not see the cup in the upper storage bit? haha, she has come along way since needing a sink. Thanks for the advice, my dad also recommended a list to go through too
recommend to change your motor hoses, their looking a little peeked mate
Definitely a job for next season
Subscribed liked and fair winds. .
Cheers, mate! Enjoy the films :)
Bedroom is like a cave. I think you aught to be sleeping stern to bow in it. But what the hell. You miss-spelled the ko-fi link btw 😄
Eyy thanks mate, just changed it. Yeah its super cosy in there, we've changed sleeping positions many many times
No ....... keep sleeping across the boat that way you can always choose the windward side to have your pillow depending on which tack you are sailing . If you are sleeping in a fwd vee berth with your head aft on the lee bunk your head will be lower than your feet . A very uncomfortable position to sleep .
Excelente bonito lindo Deus abençoe você está gatnha e este gostoso barco de deus
Took way too long for you to come up with that "Anywhere with you" line. You need to have stuff like that at the ready!
Hi Mark was great to meet you two recently. Can you send me a pm & lets keep in touch. eg I just remembered a place to stay for free in StDenis.. Bon Voyage Mon ami Mate
Hey Andy, was great talking to you too! Email me at thewildlingsofficial@gmail.com I check that pretty regularly and will be great to get some advice, in Paris now trying to work out the best way south, lots of closures at the moment
Wait...... what happened to the Kat?
There first boat, video was made July 2019.
刚在从b站上看到你的视频，李跑过来了
Turn off music when you are talking so we can hear what you have to tell us ,
Hopefully our newer videos are better edited with sound, thanks for the feedback!
P S central Illinois Midwest USA
Good luck!! And please try to keep the camera/phone steady as you recordthe video, thanks
Will do pal!
Wow your woman is so funny.
I know this video is a year old but y'all need to do a better job securing your stuff. A good rule of thumb is to pretend your boat is upside down. What will come loose? Secure that stuff so it won't.
The Climate has been changing since the beginning of the earth......
You gonna need a bigger boat
I wish!
Lindo bonito barco gatinha que Deus abençoe você o amigo e o teu lindo barco maravilhoso fica com deus gatinha você é linda muito bonita gosti
"watch films"
What kind of stupid question is that ? Of course his favourite part of the boat is that tiny boathole
Haha
Hahahah you guys have room for about like 3 kids in that bedroom. Get busy.
Haha!!
17 fake teak disliked this vid haha!!
Hahaa some fake teak haters out there!
Guys remove the labels on your cans cockroache will have a feild day onboard .