Bijuteria secretă ascunsă – O MARE barcă cu pânze SUPER IEFTIN – Ep 222 – Lady K Sailing

38 thoughts on “Bijuteria secretă ascunsă – O MARE barcă cu pânze SUPER IEFTIN – Ep 222 – Lady K Sailing”

1. Left in the blooper when I was talking about the O'Day heheheheh

2. Walk into any middle class marina office and ask if any of the guys are selling sailboats. Without fail there will be a guy in the office who doesn't actually work there, but spends all day chatting. He will tell you the first name of some boomer who owns like three sailboats all at the same marina and four more on land nearby.

3. Again love your channel just noticed that you're very clear and your detailed just wondering if when you're talkin about the bathroom or talkin about the galley it'd be nice if you talk about it while you're showing the picture sometimes when you're talkin about it it's not showing what you're talkin about YouTube videos that you didn't you were talking about it but the pictures weren't showing what you were talking about just thought I'd mention that but other than that outstanding I love your channel just thought I'd mention it as you're talkin about different parts of the boat that you were showing the picture at the same time that's all thanks

4. Another great video, it’s a mentality I hold too. Find a club, be friendly, show up consistently and volunteer your time to help. Good things will come to you, and you might just get the chance to give some of it back. Even if you don’t get a boat out of the experience, who doesn’t love a good chat about boats.

5. Historsea, subbed and bell rung!!

6. Needed to hear this…. Thanks a lot.

7. I have a 32ft Halvorsen motor sailor for sale in Brisbane Australia if anyones interested! AU$30k.

8. Cheers to you.

9. I remember the Oday story from a previous video!
   My cockpit seats are the level but the gunels do slope out. The in board Genoa tracks and sheets lead to angled blocks aft of the primary winches then come forward at an angle that matches the gunels outboard slope. The same angled blocks are also on plane with the secondary winches not yet installed so I'm not sure how I'm going to run the lines for the new cutter rig yet.

10. Great episode. A worthy new owner is far more important to a loving owner than dollars. I gave away my last boat to a young lad who was fanatical about sailing. He used to torment me to bring him out and was a quick study. I posed him problems and then asked him why is she not happy, she should be a half knot faster in this breeze. he was not a theory sailor he was a problem solver. I loved passing on what i had learned over the years, gave out like duck to him when he wasnt watching his business . I shouted man overboard and jumped over the stern rail with a bottle of beer in my hand. That was the prelude to learning how to heave to. His mum and dad both cried the evening he took them out as captain of his own ship. He has indeed been a great successor and consults me regularly on proposed changes or improvements . It has given me so much joy.

11. Funfact….
    The "cheap" boats will be overrun by repair costs. Mooring fees skyrocketing to a extend that people abandoning their vessels. There is no alternative no more.
    The "middle class" of boat owners is declining.
    Get a trailer sailer if you ain't have money to burn or get a 40ft. and pay yourself senseless.
    The choice is yours.
    But always remember.
    You buy an ole vessel, you deal with the sellers headaches, he had with that thing.

12. Love your video. In regards affordable boats I would like to mention our O'Day 25; which had a shoal draft and trailer; a great starter boat for our family of 5when we were young, about 30 years ago. Every summer launch Tobermory Kingston etc to cruise for a week or 2 Killarney, 1000 islands etc. It cost us 7,500 at the time. For 6 years we owned a Hunter 33.5 and put almost 5,000 km on it …north channel, and finally via welland to Kingston for a few years. Cost $45,000 plus duty etc. Sold it 4 years ago for what we bought it for. To keep price down we bought an old a boat as possible with aft cabin, modern layout with sugar scoop. I never thought I would own such a wonderful boat.

13. He's so right about this. I was the excited "kid" in San Diego, crewing in whatever for 2 years. Told some sailors I'd saved 4000 bucks and they found me a sweet steal on a Tartan 30. The guy had 2 boats, just like in the video, and he said the same thing to me.. I'd like to see her go on to be used and taken care of. Best 3 years! I sailed all of SoCal, island and up a bit. I "gave" her away to a similar young guy starting a family. What a sweet little history sailors have.

14. I absolutely loved my 272. If I was a single man with a garage space somewhere, I could live on one with some modifications to the head.

15. As a yacht broker I've seen a pretty big uptick in estate sales. So I wouldn't say Yacht world is not a place to look. Also places like the maritime academy's often have great value boats.
    I do agree with the notion of getting started by doing week day evening racing to gain experience. Hopefully someone doesn't wind up on the yelling for communication type boat!!

16. I would really like to see an episode on moving boats. I looking and in Virginia how do I go about getting a boat from Ontario to Virginia? How-t,o water to the hard to the highway? Just a thought.

17. Love to see you compare transoms in Sailing boats. I'm not climbing any ladders! 😅

18. Don't forget about the Pearson 272. purchased her 4 years ago and surprised u didn't mention it. Yet!

19. The reason your channel is so popular it’s because you give good information unbiased. Keep it up. I’m a recent subscriber and will continue to view your videos.

20. Just bought a Pearson 34 for $23k. For under $10k you get wet decks, broken keel bolts & a leaky engine with unknown hours.

21. Thanks Tim, I sail out of Sarnia Yacht Club, thanks for your homework on a lot of stuff

22. Hi. I wonder if you have done a vid about Najad 34. She is a older lady from the mid 70. I am thinking she looks like good deal. What do you think. And have you done a vid. What number is it. Thx for a great vids

23. Tim, I watch your videos all the time. I have a 1985, 28 ft. Lancer that I mainly sail out on Lake St. Claire. Though occasionally I venture into Lake Erie or Lake Huron. I'm from the USA and I hear on your videos that your my neighbor and sail the same area. Do you have any favorite spots you frequent? If possible I would like to meet up with you and share some chit chat and a cold one or two. Please respond.

24. I love when you make content explaining the history of sailboat companies and their designers. I love learning about the people who designed these boats.

25. Phenomenal! Fantastic! Dang I wish I could have done that in high school. Splendid work ladies!

26. I'm honestly so surprised that you don't have more than 50k subscribers. Wildly underrated as every episode is chock full of great content and advice. I'm excited to see what you find for us every week.

27. In bimini today and had a pina colada from cocalada brian's stand. Unfortunately he wasn't there, but his son was. Miss seeing you cruising, do you plan to cruise anymore?

28. I'm on the lookout for one of those right place/right time full keel 30 footers here in San Diego and your story gave me some hope 🙂

29. ok, okay you fell jumping between 2 boats. The question we all want to know is did you spill your drink?

30. Does anyone else remember when this guy use to sail? those were good times.

31. This Erickson 29 I bought was going for 7 grand next to me at the marina. The old guy who owned it had a friend checking on it and he told me it could probably be had for $2500 and not to tell… I called the owned after waiting a couple days as if I was waiting to call a girl who gave me her number.. and I wasn’t crazy about her…long story short I got the boat for $2,500 outfitted with newer sails and all kinds of gear. I have completely refit my boat the past three years to live in San Juan’s. Now the boat is worth over $40k. It sits across from a 1980’s Erickson 38 that sold for $58k. I’m working on fab for stainless arch and davits now. I really get into shit! Go for it you guys! Don’t wait till your old this boat work kicks your ass but keeps you buff! Live on her while you get her going!

32. Bought my S2 11a for 2k

33. You should look at our Great Lakes Shipwreck research group

34. You used to have sailing content… now it is just canned footage of other boats and you sitting in front of your computer….

35. Hey! Do you have any thoughts on the 580 Class Globe boats? Maybe do a segment on them? I'd like your perspective.

36. Great episode. A worthy new owner is far more important to a loving owner than dollars, funny that's mentioned, Plukky from Sailing for Freedom is giving away his yacht for nothing, yep nothing.

37. Great video, there are lots of deals out there, especially if your not afraid of an older boat and a little elbow grease . ( though there are certainly some walk away from boats) you should really go see a few and understand what you are looking at, that sleek hobie 30 or Jboat with the nice new harken gear sure would be fun on race night, but not very comfortable for regular sailing or over nighters and lets face it they are a lot of work to sail . My issue is where to keep the boat. Luckily I have a spot at a marina in Halifax that is roughly 3500 a year, but most places are far more expensive and have years + of waiting lists for a mooring ball and even longer for a slip . It makes it hard for someone new in the community to get started. Buying a boat is the cheap and easy part.

38. Subscribed to your new channel I’m definitely excited to learn and see what you do with it I’m doing my do diligence. Planning on buying and living on a boat hopefully the rest of my life. I’m 39 hopefully I’ll be on the water within the next 5 years. I’ve given myself plenty of Time this is a big commitment for myself.

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