Salt & Gudron: Ep.276- No Time Like the Present

Salt & Gudron: Ep.276- No Time Like the Present



Jurnalul primului oficial al primelor 24 de ore ale trecerii noastre de 3 zile la Mazatlán, Mexic. Multumesc pentru vizionare! ps. Încerc să răspund la cât mai multe comentarii, dar suntem încă atât de ocupați, așa că vă rog să nu o luați personal 💕 Mult drag!!! https://saltandtar.org/ https://www.patreon.com/saltandtar –– gaj pe episod https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/saltandtar ––– unul -donare de timp Puteți, de asemenea, să susțineți proiectul și să puneți în evidență o parte din marfa noastră: https://www.bonfire.com/store/saltandtarswag/. Mulțumiri URIAȘE tuturor celor care au achiziționat articole din lista noastră de dorințe. Ne faci un mare pas înainte în proiectele care urmează. Nu am avut niciodată instrumente atât de frumoase. Sunteți cu toții oameni minunați, frumoși, minunați pe care îi adorăm! (Nu fiecare pachet vine cu o notă de cadou, așa că dacă nu ați primit o mulțumire, scuzele noastre și vă rugăm să nu ezitați să ne trimiteți un mesaj pentru a vă mulțumi în mod corespunzător) LISTA DE DORINȚE AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/ hz/wishlist/ls/3KI2UF33FRNZQ?ref_=wl_share De asemenea, vă mulțumesc pentru vizionarea/tolerarea reclamelor. Ne ajută cu adevărat financiar. Nu putem controla ce reclame (care depind de obicei de „cookie-urile” dvs., adică istoricul dvs. de internet), dar este o modalitate ușoară și gratuită de a susține proiectul și de a cumpăra mai multe piese pentru barcă. Mulțumesc tuturor 🙂 De asemenea, am încercat să ne menținem Instagram-ul actual. Da tehnologia! Pentru actualizări în timp real, aici este linkul: https://www.instagram.com/saltandtar/ Muzica prezentată: Dyalla Swain- http://soundcloud.com/dyallas Epidemic Sound- link de referință de mai jos https://share.epidemicsound. com/9srkjx

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47 thoughts on “Salt & Gudron: Ep.276- No Time Like the Present

  1. I had a 36ft gaff ketch a couple of decades ago. She was built in 1917 by a fishing boat builder, but never had any input from a professional designer. I spent seven years restoring her, and a couple of years sailing her before I ran out of funds and had to sell. I now have to be satisfied with accounts of sailing like your series on youtube.

  2. I luv the way you two live your lives not just the epic sailing and adventure,but not having to stick to your plans. I was married to a planner and we could never change the plan. If the plan wasn’t going to plan let’s just say it wasn’t good. I was never a plan person and like to fly by the seat of my pants, it was a rough 15 years for me. Life lesson learned! Thank you for inspiration to be free🍻🍻🍻🤘😎

  3. I was totally “meh” about your boat when you were building it but seeing it on the water and you sailing it, I’m convinced you have the coolest boat. Total class. 🤪

  4. That was awesome. Beautiful narration and perfect music. Still blows my mind that you're not a 100k+ subs channel. People just don't know what they are missing. Thanks for bringing us along.

  5. A main indicator of initial stability is the Beam at the waterline. Designers of keel boats tend to keep it as narrow as possible to limit whetted area (that compared to sail area is what determines light-wind sailing speed).

    To compensate for less initial stability, designers add more ballast and keep it as low as possible.

    As one could guess, these design characteristics usually lead to greater accumulated roll. Since the likely specific gravity of your ballast is likely around 3.0 (as to opposed to 11.0 for lead), your boat is even less likely to get accumulative rolling.

    Was Redivia a stock design. Or was she a custom one?

  6. Gh you make my benzo like lorenzo feel like a Doxepin rest in Matzalan but besides real THC there do they have real Barb's to slow that psycho babble post back pain gone by placebo psycho babble yoga classes for ucla con artist program for Phizer piss test positive strips and voodo candel wax pat. pending.

  7. You do have a radio and AIS transponder, right? Or at least a radar reflector mounted up on the mast? You really should talk to the tanker over the radio if you have any doubts, but in the least they should see you on radar or be able to get your name from AIS to call you on the radio if needed.

  8. If everything else is found to be more than satisfying then speed certainly should not spoil the overall result of Rediviva's build. A boat that is taking good care of you is the best thing at sea.

  9. You are sailing my bucket list. I’m so proud of your accomplishments. I’ve followed you since shortly after you launched Rediviva.
    I’ve sailed, off and on, for about 55 years. My most recent boat is Mer-Sea Beaucoup, a Hunter 376. My wife named her and enjoys family sailing. But anywhere beyond 7 hours from Marina Del Rey to Twin Harbors, Descanso or Avalon is beyond her tolerance level. I usually get 5 or 6 Catalina trips in each year, with daughters and grand kids, or friends, besides the family sails with my bride.
    So, at 77, I single hand (actually my blind brother-in-law accompanies me) to the American Legion Yacht Club in Newport every year to host a day sail for The blind and Visually Impaired. Then it’s single hand + 1 back to MDR.
    This year will, probably, include a sail to San Diego. The Baja Ha Ha is on my list, but requires the blessing of my better half to be MIA for around a month, round trip.
    Anyway, keep it up, you two. I love your adventures and your attitudes.

  10. Your comments about the easy motion of the boat has George smiling from above….rest in peace George, these young folks validated your thinking on cruising.

  11. Wow, I'm still amazed you guys actually BUILT THIS BOAT; you've lived more "boat-years" than any old sea dog I've met, and certainly more than anyone your age. After watching this episode: I have a quirky "what-if" question for Garrett: If you were going to build a boat that only sailed downwind, what kind of hull, keel (keels?) and ballast would she have to minimize drag and still give adequate stability and sea-kindliness?

  12. I wouldn't want you to do truly insane stuff!
    However, if there is anything I've come to expect from you, I'd say whatever you do won't lack a certain wild-ness.
    I would say, with that boat you can do really everything you can do with any boat of that size … except for winning races.
    PS: one thing is clear: you are happiest when at sea. Your eyes don't lie about that.

  13. I watch you all on the treadmill in the morning, it’s on a wall mount tv so I then pull up the video on the phone so I can give a thumbs up and comment!

    You two are great!!! Thanks for all the awesome videos.

  14. From a previous episode ,one knows ,that you have the skill to put copper plating on your hull . Why did you decide ,with your new boat , to not go for it ?
    Well build wooden boats can be wonderful and if well done copper plated protection is added , especially for warm climate worms and such , it is even better .

  15. You guys built a boat that’s about as opposite as the boat I’m working for as could be. And, I still love watching you guys out living a happy life. Another great episode guys. Thank you.

  16. Another great video, Ruth you do an amazing job with content and your narration is so soothing. Garrett and Ruth what an amazing job you did building your boat, I've not seen anything like her that was built in this era, by an individual. You guys have the perfect Love Story, God bless and stay safe wherever the wind takes you.

  17. Commercial tugboat-man here. 25years+ . Our watch system is 6 hours on , 6 off , 24/7. The longest I have gone under that system is 15 weeks straight. You end up having a big sleep(5 1/2 ish hours) on one off watch and a 2ish hour nap on the next off watch. If something happens and you miss one off watch, you sleep well the next one. Just my¢2.

  18. Thanks so much 'Guys' …. Such an Insightful yet 'Peaceful' vidclip …. Ruth, what Wonderful 'Narration and Commentary', actually quite 'Poetic' , Loved It !!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 … There was a Comment …" Slowing the boat down to reduce the Vibration on the Propshaft …" Have you ever thought of adding a Small 'Alternator' to the propshaft ????? ( Belt Driven and Easy to 'Flick off' ), thus having some 'Regen' Power to the Battery bank as a 'Bonus' …. Very Best to ALL, enjoy the Trip and Thanks so much for taking 'We Mere Mortals' along with You Guys, …Cheers from ChCh, NZ

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