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S2#28. Adio + Actualizare privind incendiul și asigurările. Catamaran Leopard 45.
hello doctors, beautiful videos a little more technique still. You perfectly describe life at sea …. even with its hassle …… form France.
I think Ponza is my favorite thus far that you have explored! The water looks amazing! Cheers good doctors!
Sailing tips and why you do what you do. Also, every day life; behind the sceens.
Thank you for all you do!
Love your videos!
Can you share if you had any issues with your 45.
Would love to know why the name barefoot doctors if you don’t mind sharing.
Thanks again 🎃
Hey guys love the videos as they are, different points of view are what keeps things interesting. As an aside when you were looking for the shackle pin you showed another shackle that was locked with a zip tie, might I suggest you get some stainless wire and mouse all your shackles with that zip ties are not the best choice for that application.
cheers Moose
Good mix of info in your videos. When you're on land showing the local jaunts & daily's is fun & informative, plus sailing & living at sea, even the knots & for what uses, is fun. Just enjoy seeing y'all have a lovely life on the sea.
I love you guys! Your so down to earth and kind❤
Hi, guys!
Thank you for the videos that you share. I have watched from the beginning.
I would like to see some of all of the things you listed in future videos.
Again, thank you and stay safe!
Nice mix of content. Here are two thing you need on board: 1)a hot knife for cutting rope ; 2) plastic scrappers for green algae ( before going at it with a sponge). You will remove less bottom paint. Here in the Tuamotus we have algae too. But less in Tahiti. Let us know if the algae disappears in different waters.
Hi folks, another good episode, and pleased to hear about the other perhaps more realistic side of boating, its not all G&T’s on the rear deck gazing at the sunset. Hopefully your family member will settle in ok and learn some new life skills whilst with you, you both are good teachers! I always like the practical tips you offer, as a sailing channel I always prefer more content on sailing and less on eating out at restaurants. The walking tours are always good to follow as many people may not have the opportunity to visit some of these places. Crossing fingers on the insurance saga. Take care.
I had a small NACRA 5.8 catamaran and kept a couple of lines with looped ends in the water. That way if I went overboard I could use the loops in the line as a step and pull myself out of the water easier. Good thing to have at the end of the day and you're exhausted.
On cleaning the algae, I wonder if a high pressure washer would work? You'd have to get the nozzle really close to the hull and the main unit on deck, and it would have to have a long enough hose to reach where you need to go. Point the nozzle down so the debris moves in that direction and (hopefully) doesn't block your viewing. Wear wetsuit to protect skin if you accidently hit it with the output.
AGREE! Italian gelato is the best! Twenty plus years ago I vacationed in Italy, Rome down to Sorrento, and checked out the best rated gelato places in town when we stopped.
If that lost pin was made of steel then I'd get a big magnet and drag it through the area you think it might be in.
I like a mixture in your videos, the travel, learning about a town, maybe some of its history, visiting the shops, maybe an interview with a chef willing to show how they make a dish, you sharing your favorite recipes, sailing lessons, repairs, good and bad things that happen every day. Mix it up so every episode is a little different.
Here's hoping the lawyers can come to an equitable agreement soon and you get your check to cover all the losses.
Love the how tos, sail changes and wind dynamics would be interesting, how the bow sprit works, all of that with fun land based stuff. Great videos and keep the great attitude
More of you buys having fun.
To address you algae problem look into aproduct called Hull Shield. It is a sonic cleaner , does not hurt sea life or corals. Whales and other animals can not hear it. Neither can people. It is a transducer with no through hulls. Pretty amazing tried and tested product. Same idea that US Naval ships use
Hello, not sure if you mentioned it in the video! Did you have to pay for the anchorage in Ponza?
Name the Insurance Company as protection to a fellow boater, I think you should share name. Thanks! 😊
more howto educational stuff please
Absolutely correct of the taking on experiences that real sailing ⛵️ gives. Then decide whether you are sea worthy as an individual or a couple 💑. As for the programming of you adventures. I would say you're the best judges of the mix, so far I enjoy your presentations.
You are doing just fine with the information. I do like the sailing part, love to watch the storms and roiling water. Great job guys. Love this channel.
Hi. Yes please continue as you can, to inform us of the trials, challenges, and developments, and the resolution of the fire-damaged boat loss claim.
The builders, brokers, yacht clubs owners, harbor operators and vessel owners ought to all be vocal and determined in the reduction of obstacles and costs of insuring and the hurdles and delays to placing and collecting valid claims. These vessels are our homes or livelihoods, or both. Rapidity of service and satisfactory resolution of getting, maintaining, renewing, and any necessary claiming upon vessel policy coverage is essential.
I wrote we, however, I'll only become a vessel owner if the insurance debacles are significantly reduced. …or as I can perhaps at some point be self reliant and go the self-insurance route, or possibly oin into a not-for-profit mutual protection and recovery association to get necessary coverage to be allowed entry into harbors and to gain docking and slip use.
Hi. I've a rigging and sail-plan question. I am surprised and the height of the bottom of the boom that extends from the mast, above the cabin, due to the high fly-bridge. Is there a different model from Lagoon, or another manufacturer or kit-producer, that allows more sail area placed lower above the water, lower on the mast? Is there an sensible modification option, for the next time the rigging and sails are due for replacement to make that high fly bridge lower or retractable, and the boom lower, and the sail plan lower and perhaps larger?
When you have an opportunity to confer with rigging, sail, and vessel experts, pose the question and inform us, please.
Nice video! Good luck to the young crew in their new journeys, and to you too ofcourse!
Really enjoy your videos.
I’m not young, but I’m an engineer, electrical, I cook, I clean and I’m willing to help. And, I’ve money to help my trip with you.
It's your story. Keep doing what you're doing Love it All.
As a Aussie with new boat due in 2024. Would love to know more about , planning a sailing season , dealing with Schengen issues, outfitting the boat , what you bought , what you are missing, planning your winter, are you putting boat on hard and coming home? Costs ? Good luck with insurance claim.
Hi would love to know how you get internet,weather forecast and cell phone
Thanks for your great content. We are watching from the Japanese Alps! You have a good balance of tips, tricks, and travel. – the 3 T's 😀