I enjoy watching Aladino performing magic with his skills in boat building. Working with wood, fiberglass or even painting. Methodically each task is a Masterpiece and precise. The way Maya encapsulates the story through each episode keeps me wanting more. Keep up the excellent work.
Top tip. Use cling film to line your roller tray so you can reuse the tray as many times as you want. Food bags can also be used so you can reuse your plastic mixing/paint pots. Much cheaper than buying the liners or a new tray everytime.
I’ve liked your sailing video a lot, but I have to admit, that these build episodes are also very pleasing. Diligence and craftsmanship combined with quality video production deserve respect. Not forgetting the music I like, thank you.
Aladino’s craftsmanship is, as always, stunning. Which brings me to a thought, that I thought, I might share. I find both of your working styles to be very relaxing, Aladino’s is bordering on Zen like. So I was thinking that you may share full length videos, or realistically 45 minutes to an hour of simply watching him doing his hand crafting. With nothing but the actual sounds in the background. I know I would watch them!
As Maya hasn't spoken, I will only comment that filming as he works would be either boring or take infinitely long to shoot. You could easily spend all afternoon to shoot just making one mortise in a beam if you actually wanted to show how it was done.
You both have beautiful music within, the way you move with each other and the boat, the words you string together.. And Maya the way you play. Thank you. Your kindness shines with all you do.
Aladino has so much patience when working on the beams in the cockpit. It is very interesting to see the process from start to finish. Loving the music.
Being from Texas, I love when violinist learn and love to play the fiddle style as well as classical. We Texans love our country music and feel like it's not country/western unless it includes a fiddle and a steel guitar. That said, you young lady, are extremely talented and gifted. Love the western style with a bit of blues. I know what it takes to play fiddle and you are GOOD. Thanks for sharing.
Please come to Texas and experience all of our Fiddle Contests. You could win every single one of them with your phenomenal style! Love your Sailing Magic Carpet videos and your The Musician Girl videos. I am a devoted Fan of both channels! I have watched every single video. Keep up the great work. I look forward to your new videos. I am learning so much from both channels!
@@wjw7611 There are fiddle contests? I think I'd like to see that sometime. Not the biggest country fan in general but I do absolutely love the fiddle + steel guitar style. Any good bands you want ro recommend? :)
Painting can be done by just about anyone but painting correctly to avoid flashing and get the most out of your product is a true art and keeping a wet edge is the 1st lesson in painting correctly nice to see aladno teaching Mia that art bit by bit.
It is great watching a boat refit by two wonderful artist in their field! I think that was the first time I enjoyed watching someone paint! Maya your music is wonderful and you do a great job with telling the refit story! Aladino is a boat craftsman artist with wonderful talent as well. Thank you for the video, music, and taking us along.
It’s easy to suggest what others should do with their boat, i to have the “if this was my boat” syndrome. It’s just a nice thought exercise to imagine the dimensions and all the custom work. And if I owned this boat in this stage of rebuilding I would add a small dog house with two inside love.seats with an enlarged opening into the kitchen like a small dry loft and inside steering position with an added steering wheel. And place the footwell all the way back to the transom. And I add a reversed tiller wind vane steering setup so the lines are attached at the elongated back end of the tiller so no lines in the cockpit to steer the tiller, instead you could put it upright leaving the back end to steer. The doghouse idea has no chance but I think if you see the wind vane set up you’ll consider it as a great space saver. I’ll add the link with the guy who build himself one in the next comment.
MC2 is comming together! I could watch your videos all day seeing the meticulous craftmanship, narration, music, and just good vibes you both produce! Your videos are a cut above anything else out there. Thank you for sharing all this!
Excellent mayor violin interlude again such an accomplished musician always a treat as coming from Irish roots I do love the violin als joints are fantastic an the boat is looking fantastic with the new paint job see you on the next ha ha always wanted to say that an thanks for your great production for us to enjoy 😍👍
Chapeau Aladino tu est tellement bon dans tout ce que tu entreprend se qui n'empêche rien au talent de madame vous êtes les meilleurs bravo encore j'adore vous suivre !!!!
I enjoyed watching your journey through the pandemic and now watching you put the boat together. I’m married to a carpenter and have lived through many projects. Love to hear Maya’s music and watch skilled hands.
Love watching Alidino work on Magic Carpet. He is a great craftsman and a joy to watch. Both of you are doing an amazing job on the refit. Enjoy watching every week.
I mentioned it before and seeing a new episode I would still suggest two hammocks hanging side by side in the middle of the seating area an arm length apart maybe in a slight V shape for those relaxing movie evenings or just reading with an oil lamp. But always moving along with any wave when at anker or at see. Personally I’d get 4 nicely shaped metal strips wit hooks on the outside and efficient screw or bolt holes to tie it neatly into a deck beam. People really underestimate the relaxation you get from not having to brace yourself.as the boat moves.
You two work well together. You are making awesome progress. Getting along together equally important as the building skills you clearly have. Love your channel and look forward to you calling in down here in the South Pacific where the sun first shines.
yes !!! the boat house sessions , combined with alidinos craftsmanship makes for a very nice friday morning a mandatory session of fiddle music each episode would be an awesome treat, i know , i know you have so much to do but the music is so good fairwinds young lady
I watched last week and saw your Mum and Dad and was very pleasantly surprised to see that your Mum is a Kiwi, Kia ora Sharon, I'm a Kiwi living in China so we are both far away from "The Land of the Long White Cloud" 🙏🙏🙏
This episode, amongst all others, really shows how careful you are in you restoraging mission. The single detail as the coating of MC interior really gives us, viewers, a good picture of your carefulness. 🥰
Your fiddling over selected music hands down. Certainly sets the unique tone. No avian accompaniment, where have they gone? Aladino perfect fitwork makes my get it done workboat attitude in it’s place. Any craft is receiving of his attention.
If you guys want to fill those wood grain streaks - grab some bondo and spread it super thin....then sand...then use your high-build primer and sand again - it'll be smooth as glass. I know you know this...and I know you don't want to use bondo, but that's what it's for and that's why it exists ;)
Run a layer of 410 over the bulkheads after sanding you want to take the ridges out of your ruffles fill is way better then using coat after coat of high build primer
Always interesting and enjoyable to follow along this incredible journey of yours. But now and then I feel like it is time again to highlight the high taste, technique and delicacy of Maya's music. Priceless: congrats young lady!
wow, just found your channel, can't believe i havent came acroos you before!. great stuff and i am now doing a amatuer but proper refit, in stages at least.
Maya and Aladino, We really enjoyed this weeks presentation and the music was excellent... may God Bless you both.. sincerely.. John and Penny... Ontario, Canada...oooooooo
Nice blues bit. I have heard very little blues with a fiddle, so something new is always nice. I am beginning to like off white, I used something called "sand" on our boat and liked that too. I think I get a light brown for beams for contrast.
I am so honoured to be one of youx’re followers myluvs the way yous present the issues of creativity is beautiful and me myself Nan only say I’m really impressed we luvsya keep on trukim 🖖🏻🇬🇧😜🕷🕸
Good point regarding the epoxy thermic reaction. There is another nasty one that I have encountered with unfortunate results. Be very aware of Linseed oil and turpentine mixed together. As a carpenter I re-built a kindergarten after the lovely but unaware teacher had mixed the two oils together and used some rags to apply the mix to some timber play ground balancing planks to preserve them. Afterward she bundled them together and stashed them in the store room for another day. They self combusted and burned down half the kindergarten. Lucky it was a stand alone building within the school grounds. Love the vlogs Maya and Aladino they accompany my Saturday morning breakfast every week here in Aus. Can't wait till splash day!
You should consider using auto body fiberglass skim coat to fill the grain and then just feather sand it with sanding block. Thats how they get car finish ready to paint.
Every episode I think, "Is it worth it?" The amount of labor and material put into your boat is daunting. It's a beauty and you'll know every inch, but you could be sailing now on a newer boat.
Had no idea the intro mnemonic was YOU! I actually really heard it today as the video began and thought how distinct and unique it is to Magic Carpet and setting the vibe for the video.
Great violin bit... curious how with this much talent you chose the sailing life and not the music hall. And about the spontaneous combustion.... I have not see it in Epoxy, but it did happen to my more than once with polyester.
Doing all that meticulous work besides a regular job would turn the refit into a 10-year-project at least. I lack the patience to be as perfect and always aim for "good enough" which is a very personal judgement anyway. My motorcycle received quite an intensive makeover, but clearly is far, far from the complexity and multitude of tasks you face. Remaining calm and positive and looking forward to the next steps is a quality of both of you I came to admire. Keep up the great work! There is one benefit of going the right instead of the quick way: You will rarely have to say "We should have done this correctly" when you and Magic Carpet II are back on the water.
Also curious about Maya's "fiddle" training. Where you trained in the usual classical music genre, and then appear to have transitioned to a more " folk" style as your favorite. Or did you take a more "unusual" route to your fantastically talented play?
My suggestion as far as painting by non-spraying methods would be to apply it with a roller then tip it off with a brush. The nap of the roller is important, because that determines to a great extent the thickness. But I'm pretty sure you're aware of this method... however as you hadn't used it in this episode, I thought it worth mentioning. Good luck with your extensive refit. It's certainly a lengthy and painstaking process, but one worth doing!
As T Hill (below) said!! Love especially your mellow attitude about everything, most pleasant overall, and really a special dessert when topped off with your wonderful music pieces!!! IMnsHO and E so far.
... and before the above note of mine, of around 10 or 15 minutes ago, the "only" comment that I had read was the mentioned one of T Hill, since then, until now, I have been reading the other comments, and unlike comments almost everywhere else, these are of remarkable consistency, we all have been saying the very same thing! Different words but the very same thoughts! You guys are surely doing things right with this audience! Makes me very proud to be among them WITH YOU. :-)
What a talented girl you are. Your taste in music is phenomenal. And you have a great command of your instrument. Do you pick the background music for your videos?Great job.
Its really starting to come together! :) I know nothing about boat building and restoration, but I would assume that regular old drywall mud would not be something used in a boat to fill in the wood grain to prep for painting. I'm guessing that humidity and water would make that a bad idea. What about automotive bondo? I have heard that it takes paint very well, but I'm not sure if it would be ok for moisture, or if it would just be cost prohibitive to use to fill in the grooves/wood grain to make the walls smooth for paint....
Great video and great music. I can’t wit to see the decks closed in. Maya check out the Oshima Brothers from Portland Maine. You would love their music! I named my boat “Lost at Sea” after one of their songs. R
How nice to see the boat slowly growing into a beautiful sailing home! What are your plans with the engine? I can't remember you covered that topic ever, but judging from the fact that you could increase the storage behind the cockpit I assume you already made your plans
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I enjoy watching Aladino performing magic with his skills in boat building. Working with wood, fiberglass or even painting. Methodically each task is a Masterpiece and precise. The way Maya encapsulates the story through each episode keeps me wanting more. Keep up the excellent work.
Top tip. Use cling film to line your roller tray so you can reuse the tray as many times as you want. Food bags can also be used so you can reuse your plastic mixing/paint pots. Much cheaper than buying the liners or a new tray everytime.
I’ve liked your sailing video a lot, but I have to admit, that these build episodes are also very pleasing. Diligence and craftsmanship combined with quality video production deserve respect. Not forgetting the music I like, thank you.
Aladino’s craftsmanship is, as always, stunning. Which brings me to a thought, that I thought, I might share. I find both of your working styles to be very relaxing, Aladino’s is bordering on Zen like. So I was thinking that you may share full length videos, or realistically 45 minutes to an hour of simply watching him doing his hand crafting. With nothing but the actual sounds in the background. I know I would watch them!
I agree!
Funny thought, if I was there to help, I’d probably find myself not working, but watching!
Great idea. Nothing is more enjoyable then to look at people making wonders
As Maya hasn't spoken, I will only comment that filming as he works would be either boring or take infinitely long to shoot. You could easily spend all afternoon to shoot just making one mortise in a beam if you actually wanted to show how it was done.
You both have beautiful music within, the way you move with each other and the boat, the words you string together.. And Maya the way you play. Thank you. Your kindness shines with all you do.
Aladino has so much patience when working on the beams in the cockpit. It is very interesting to see the process from start to finish. Loving the music.
I love the musical interlude. It gives me a happy feeling . From St Lucia.
Being from Texas, I love when violinist learn and love to play the fiddle style as well as classical. We Texans love our country music and feel like it's not country/western unless it includes a fiddle and a steel guitar. That said, you young lady, are extremely talented and gifted. Love the western style with a bit of blues. I know what it takes to play fiddle and you are GOOD. Thanks for sharing.
Please come to Texas and experience all of our Fiddle Contests. You could win every single one of them with your phenomenal style! Love your Sailing Magic Carpet videos and your The Musician Girl videos. I am a devoted Fan of both channels! I have watched every single video. Keep up the great work. I look forward to your new videos. I am learning so much from both channels!
@@wjw7611 There are fiddle contests? I think I'd like to see that sometime. Not the biggest country fan in general but I do absolutely love the fiddle + steel guitar style. Any good bands you want ro recommend? :)
Stéphane Grappelli called me when I heard Maya playing - was I dreaming? - that this Canadienne/Canadese played that violin really well.
Really enjoyed the little violin interlude. Thank you for sharing your talent.
The arts of storytelling, shipswright, and fiddling. Doesn’t get much better than this. Love it all!
Cool tune. Funky jazz. Played with a twinkle and a smile. Rock on. Nice the messs is under the primer. Cheers!
Painting can be done by just about anyone but painting correctly to avoid flashing and get the most out of your product is a true art and keeping a wet edge is the 1st lesson in painting correctly nice to see aladno teaching Mia that art bit by bit.
Your skill with boat refitting and videography is only exceeded by your talent with the violin. Well done.
It is great watching a boat refit by two wonderful artist in their field! I think that was the first time I enjoyed watching someone paint! Maya your music is wonderful and you do a great job with telling the refit story! Aladino is a boat craftsman artist with wonderful talent as well. Thank you for the video, music, and taking us along.
Great work! Greetings from Lisbon 🇵🇹
I'm not sure if you can see the light at the end of the tunnel, but I can! Press on. We all love you.
A whole lot going on in Maya's violin solo! My favorite one so far!
Well-crafted video, lovely boat work and beautiful music!
It’s easy to suggest what others should do with their boat, i to have the “if this was my boat” syndrome.
It’s just a nice thought exercise to imagine the dimensions and all the custom work.
And if I owned this boat in this stage of rebuilding I would add a small dog house with two inside love.seats with an enlarged opening into the kitchen like a small dry loft and inside steering position with an added steering wheel. And place the footwell all the way back to the transom. And I add a reversed tiller wind vane steering setup so the lines are attached at the elongated back end of the tiller so no lines in the cockpit to steer the tiller, instead you could put it upright leaving the back end to steer. The doghouse idea has no chance but I think if you see the wind vane set up you’ll consider it as a great space saver. I’ll add the link with the guy who build himself one in the next comment.
I watch primarily with a construction interest but wow do I enjoy your music Maya!
MC2 is comming together! I could watch your videos all day seeing the meticulous craftmanship, narration, music, and just good vibes you both produce! Your videos are a cut above anything else out there. Thank you for sharing all this!
Excellent mayor violin interlude again such an accomplished musician always a treat as coming from Irish roots I do love the violin als joints are fantastic an the boat is looking fantastic with the new paint job see you on the next ha ha always wanted to say that an thanks for your great production for us to enjoy 😍👍
Beautifully played, Maya🙂. Doubly so when you know the artist is enjoying performing the composition as well!
Chapeau Aladino tu est tellement bon dans tout ce que tu entreprend se qui n'empêche rien au talent de madame vous êtes les meilleurs bravo encore j'adore vous suivre !!!!
Merci Dominique:)
It's all coming along. Love your work and your music. 🐟 😁
You two are awesome and such a joy to watch your creativity in putting together your videos!!!
Amazing work! Also, so HAPPY to see and hear the musical interlude!!
I enjoyed watching your journey through the pandemic and now watching you put the boat together. I’m married to a carpenter and have lived through many projects. Love to hear Maya’s music and watch skilled hands.
Love watching Alidino work on Magic Carpet. He is a great craftsman and a joy to watch. Both of you are doing an amazing job on the refit. Enjoy watching every week.
I mentioned it before and seeing a new episode I would still suggest two hammocks hanging side by side in the middle of the seating area an arm length apart maybe in a slight V shape for those relaxing movie evenings or just reading with an oil lamp.
But always moving along with any wave when at anker or at see.
Personally I’d get 4 nicely shaped metal strips wit hooks on the outside and efficient screw or bolt holes to tie it neatly into a deck beam.
People really underestimate the relaxation you get from not having to brace yourself.as the boat moves.
You two work well together. You are making awesome progress. Getting along together equally important as the building skills you clearly have. Love your channel and look forward to you calling in down here in the South Pacific where the sun first shines.
Great progress! What a joy watching you two work together to create a beautiful home. ♡
...looks like your ahead of schedule : ) ...thank you for bringing us along!!
Looking good Magic Carpet...
Sail Life now on the water you are now the only sailing channel with fun DIY info!
Cheers
You really should set up a tip bucket for the times you play for us. Mad skills absolutely brilliant. For a moment I forgot about the boat. Lol thanks
you two are like magic on boats !
Aladino hardwork for your dreams together with your future family because he love you so much 💕
yes !!! the boat house sessions , combined with alidinos craftsmanship makes for a very nice friday morning a mandatory session of fiddle music each episode would be an awesome treat, i know , i know you have so much to do but the music is so good fairwinds young lady
I watched last week and saw your Mum and Dad and was very pleasantly surprised to see that your Mum is a Kiwi, Kia ora Sharon, I'm a Kiwi living in China so we are both far away from "The Land of the Long White Cloud" 🙏🙏🙏
How enjoyable to watch a master at work to wonderful music. And then you pulled out the violin! Great progress on the boat - really coming together.
This episode, amongst all others, really shows how careful you are in you restoraging mission. The single detail as the coating of MC interior really gives us, viewers, a good picture of your carefulness. 🥰
Bravo Maya well done love that background music
Your fiddling over selected music hands down. Certainly sets the unique tone. No avian accompaniment, where have they gone?
Aladino perfect fitwork makes my get it done workboat attitude in it’s place. Any craft is receiving of his attention.
So great to see the primer going on - starting to see “finishished” surfaces in places is exciting! Nice playing (and tone/reverb) as well.
The tone was great in that recording, really enjoyed the hallow/barn sound on some high end headphones I have...really great tone.
Great work. It came out looking great. Congrats. Love your music. It is so special.
If you guys want to fill those wood grain streaks - grab some bondo and spread it super thin....then sand...then use your high-build primer and sand again - it'll be smooth as glass. I know you know this...and I know you don't want to use bondo, but that's what it's for and that's why it exists ;)
Wow, great work, love the fiddle interlude, thanks..
Awesome 👌, beautiful, beautiful, so rewarding.
You guys are a joy and an inspiration!
Great family name, I have that as well.
Greetings from Arizona, USA
Wow ! Looking good !
Thank you for the music.
Best wishes and positive vibes to you both.
You will have the nicests most solid Cape George around .
Applause for the music. Love your playing, it adds to the Vlogs. Thank you.
Hello again and thankyou from the NSW Outback!
Bravo 👍🏻 this single word says it all
Run a layer of 410 over the bulkheads after sanding you want to take the ridges out of your ruffles fill is way better then using coat after coat of high build primer
No doubt that’d be better🙈
We were getting tired of repeatedly prepping the same things. But with renewed energy that should be the approach:)
Always interesting and enjoyable to follow along this incredible journey of yours. But now and then I feel like it is time again to highlight the high taste, technique and delicacy of Maya's music. Priceless: congrats young lady!
wow, just found your channel, can't believe i havent came acroos you before!. great stuff and i am now doing a amatuer but proper refit, in stages at least.
Maya and Aladino, We really enjoyed this weeks presentation and the music was excellent... may God Bless you both.. sincerely.. John and Penny... Ontario, Canada...oooooooo
You both a very much perfectionists Aladino in carpentry and Maya in music ..
You both have fine skills, it's all enjoying to watch and too listen to.
Thank you for another enjoyable episode on your path to being afloat again.
Speachless every friday - great tradition. Keep it up!
Your SV is coming along nicely! I have a simple fiberglass boat, the maintenance is easy but not even close to as beautiful!
Nice blues bit. I have heard very little blues with a fiddle, so something new is always nice. I am beginning to like off white, I used something called "sand" on our boat and liked that too. I think I get a light brown for beams for contrast.
At 21:00 is a good mix of work and play.
I am so honoured to be one of youx’re followers myluvs the way yous present the issues of creativity is beautiful and me myself Nan only say I’m really impressed we luvsya keep on trukim 🖖🏻🇬🇧😜🕷🕸
Thankyou for the wonderful tunes Maya .fine program.
Good point regarding the epoxy thermic reaction. There is another nasty one that I have encountered with unfortunate results. Be very aware of Linseed oil and turpentine mixed together. As a carpenter I re-built a kindergarten after the lovely but unaware teacher had mixed the two oils together and used some rags to apply the mix to some timber play ground balancing planks to preserve them. Afterward she bundled them together and stashed them in the store room for another day. They self combusted and burned down half the kindergarten. Lucky it was a stand alone building within the school grounds. Love the vlogs Maya and Aladino they accompany my Saturday morning breakfast every week here in Aus. Can't wait till splash day!
Outstanding presentation of your project and impressive musical talent.
Great work, and great progress!
Take good care!
Wow - looking fabulous - all coming together quickly
I do love it when you play music great vid
Beautiful menorah in your workshop
It’s really starting look like a boat. Good work you two
You should consider using auto body fiberglass skim coat to fill the grain and then just feather sand it with sanding block. Thats how they get car finish ready to paint.
Bondo is cheap crap in auto body work and even worse in quality boat work.
Looking good!
Wow! You two are making headway. How high above the cockpit seats will the combing rise?
Every episode I think, "Is it worth it?" The amount of labor and material put into your boat is daunting. It's a beauty and you'll know every inch, but you could be sailing now on a newer boat.
Had no idea the intro mnemonic was YOU! I actually really heard it today as the video began and thought how distinct and unique it is to Magic Carpet and setting the vibe for the video.
Great violin bit... curious how with this much talent you chose the sailing life and not the music hall.
And about the spontaneous combustion.... I have not see it in Epoxy, but it did happen to my more than once with polyester.
Doing all that meticulous work besides a regular job would turn the refit into a 10-year-project at least. I lack the patience to be as perfect and always aim for "good enough" which is a very personal judgement anyway. My motorcycle received quite an intensive makeover, but clearly is far, far from the complexity and multitude of tasks you face. Remaining calm and positive and looking forward to the next steps is a quality of both of you I came to admire. Keep up the great work! There is one benefit of going the right instead of the quick way: You will rarely have to say "We should have done this correctly" when you and Magic Carpet II are back on the water.
Yaaa! Fiddle Friday ❤️
Also curious about Maya's "fiddle" training. Where you trained in the usual classical music genre, and then appear to have transitioned to a more " folk" style as your favorite. Or did you take a more "unusual" route to your fantastically talented play?
My suggestion as far as painting by non-spraying methods would be to apply it with a roller then tip it off with a brush. The nap of the roller is important, because that determines to a great extent the thickness. But I'm pretty sure you're aware of this method... however as you hadn't used it in this episode, I thought it worth mentioning.
Good luck with your extensive refit. It's certainly a lengthy and painstaking process, but one worth doing!
As T Hill (below) said!! Love especially your mellow attitude about everything, most pleasant overall, and really a special dessert when topped off with your wonderful music pieces!!! IMnsHO and E so far.
... and before the above note of mine, of around 10 or 15 minutes ago, the "only" comment that I had read was the mentioned one of T Hill, since then, until now, I have been reading the other comments, and unlike comments almost everywhere else, these are of remarkable consistency, we all have been saying the very same thing! Different words but the very same thoughts! You guys are surely doing things right with this audience! Makes me very proud to be among them WITH YOU. :-)
What a talented girl you are. Your taste in music is phenomenal. And you have a great command of your instrument. Do you pick the background music for your videos?Great job.
Its really starting to come together! :) I know nothing about boat building and restoration, but I would assume that regular old drywall mud would not be something used in a boat to fill in the wood grain to prep for painting. I'm guessing that humidity and water would make that a bad idea. What about automotive bondo? I have heard that it takes paint very well, but I'm not sure if it would be ok for moisture, or if it would just be cost prohibitive to use to fill in the grooves/wood grain to make the walls smooth for paint....
Great job,coming along nicely....take care and stay safe 🙂
Another great episode!! Keep rolling SMC 2 crew! 👍👍
great stuff. Love your music.
Love the tune!
The boat is looking amazing.
Que puis- ji dire , that's the spirit ...
Thanks so much
Wonderful episode
Great video and great music. I can’t wit to see the decks closed in. Maya check out the Oshima Brothers from Portland Maine. You would love their music! I named my boat “Lost at Sea” after one of their songs. R
awesome video! Love tge violine.
Enjoyed this episode!!!!
How nice to see the boat slowly growing into a beautiful sailing home! What are your plans with the engine? I can't remember you covered that topic ever, but judging from the fact that you could increase the storage behind the cockpit I assume you already made your plans