Hey, guys! First, let me say that I support your channel by hitting the thumbs, commenting, as well as by watching the ads UA-cam puts with each video. I would send money as well as a patreon but, alas, I’m on a fixed income since retired. And secondly, yours’ is my favorite sailing-based channel out of the four or five I’m subscribed to at the moment. Of course, they are all informative & educational at one time or another, but it’s your personalities, humbleness, superior knowledge of not just the sailing aspect of what you do, humor, and insights that put your channel at the pinnacle. And the garnish to top it all off is your respect for your environment & knowledge of it. Wonderful job!!
Just binge watching all your sailing after finding your free range living channel. Thank you for all your wonderful content. You are such a joy to watch and I'm learning heaps! Love the provisioning guide! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, time and adventures.
Wow, your journey into Hobart, especially the mulberries brought back many childhood memories. My best friend (3 houses up the road) had a Mulberry tree, and we spent hours climbing it and eating the mulberries, but come dinner time I wouldn't be hungry. My mum would ask if I had been eating mulberries, of course I would deny it.....but eating mulberries leaves evidence!!! Needed a lawyer.
Thank you so very much! You kids always keep it interesting! You've unknowingly nursed me through some really rough times and helped keep my mind awake and a smile on my face. Loveya always, Jim.
Hi Troy and Pascale! I've been watching your amazing adventures for about 6 months now (on Apple TV so no comments), and this was my favourite video so far. You really took us along to MONA with you...the videography was next level, you've done such great work with this,! I hope I can support you sometime in the future, thanks for all the inspiration! :)
So sorry i had missed this video it is truly amazing. Can only imagine what it is like in person Thank you so very much for this one special video. Love hugs and special prayers to you both
Thanks for your provisioning guide Pascal - some great tips and it really stretched my imagination of what stores to keep an eye out for. Also, thanks for the Dahl recipe. I’ll get back to you once I’ve tried it. Glad you’re enjoying Tassie as much as we enjoy following you guys.
Welcome to Hobart! Glad to see you enjoyed MONA - every time I've been there I've timed my visit to watch Cloaca Professional cheese one down. Love it!
OMG 😱 Such a fabulous place !! Pascale is especially glowing this episode. Thanks for the piece on provisioning, especially the alpha seeds to make nutritious greens !! Love you guys !! :) :) :) ❤️🙂
Hey guys, another great episode. I found the provisioning costs very helpful (as well as the spreadsheet that I downloaded some time ago). After an almost three month C-19 delay I'm preparing to set off for world domination at the beginning of July which is when the restrictions in Spain and Portugal will be sufficiently eased to actually get there. So MONA is another place on the itinerary now - along with the Kimberlies, the GBR, oh hell, just send me your track log, I need to see it all!
I did the conservation work on the Egyptology collection for MONA prior to it opening, got to tour the site whilst it was being built, that was a privilege and a trip - amazing place, amazing collection
Visited Hobart two years ago and absolutely loved it. MONA is unique, no doubt about it. What struck me the most about Tasmania was the wonderful people. So glad that you are taking us along for the ride!
Your outward focused life and adventures are like manna from heaven to one stuck inside in an inward focused Lockdown London, and I am very grateful for that. More power to you.
Cheers guys. Great vid. About to go to my summer job aboard a 32 ft Alaskan salmon gilnetter in Bristol Bay for 6 weeks. 4 people aboard a 32 ft boat! Looking forward to seeing your refit when I get back. Hope all is well.
Pascale, WOW! Your provision guide is mind blowing, wish I'd downloaded it earlier. I would urge people to take a look at it and get the basics in. I have a strong feeling a second, even worse wave of covid will be back September time and this time, in the UK at least, the supply chain will be completely stuffed. Have been a bit lost as to how best prepare but your guide is bloody genius, thank you so much. Spent a fair bit at the Eco Store this morning but got tonnes of stuff and was still cheaper than a supermarket shop. Kim Chi fermenting as I type and a cheeky chocolate chia pudding on the cards for later 😁. Am actually feeling enthused about food again so a massive thank you from me, and my Sister in Law! You rock 💗
Yes! We love to hear about people putting these things into practice and finding happiness in doing so. You've made our day! Thanks very much and take care of yourselves and those you care about. P
Thank you tremendously for your wonderful gift of your provisioning guide. I promise I'll put it to very good use, and I'll cherish it always. Cheers !
I was there a year and a half ago. I saw that crazy art. Got a first class tour of the town by a nice lady including a ride up the mountain. Great place.
"Its possible to have ... on a very modest budget" Every Voyage Funded by our Patreons. Darnn. For a minute there I thought I had a chance :-( Thank goodness for adventurers like you, considering the rubbish on commercial channels. You're worth every penny.
The videos are made possible. Before, the annual budget was about $10k to live and run Mirrool. Making Free Range Sailing costs the same again with cameras, computers, data etc. so it is pretty modest.
Haha. Awesome video. I love that massive sculpture. Yep I have downloaded Pascal's provision book. It's a great reader very well written. Nice job Pascal. Thank you very much. Take care guys. You're the best.
Aye m8’s, Superb documentary series of your prep and sailing around. That MONA seems to be very interesting. Yes, as you know by now, I'm working with similar exhibitions every now and then and this looks real big. To follow you around is a real treat and true inspiration, especially right now. Thnx for all your efforts filming, editing, track laying and sharing! ❤️
Well, if you ever do make it to this part of the world, I can recommend allowing TWO days to properly see MONA. We didn't even get to really explore all of the inside and skipped virtually all of the exterior. A nice touch that we didn't mention, is that the museum was given as a gift to the people of Tasmania, so that anyone with a Tasmanian license can access it on any day for free! It's more a mental theme park than a museum- truly unique.
We live Hobart too. Spent a week there last June. When locals asked us what brought us down from Brisbane, we said we wanted to visit the mainland for some decent weather. One highlight was my 6 year old son got got helm a 62 ft yacht across the Sydney Hobart finish line. Thankyou captain Bruce of Magic Miles.
Having been following you guys for a while now, each episode you post has me yearning for some “adventure” , but we’re still in a quite restrictive lockdown here in Scotland ! I love your healthy eating regime by the way 👍
All of Tasmania is truly amazing. All I want, is to finish work, get a boat and live there. I know you are moving along a bit. But if you can stay for the Wooden Boat Festival next year. It is fantastic and will truly blow your mind away. You might even be a star attraction.
Interesting museum, another bucket list item. Thanks for your provisioning guide, food prices have really gone up loads here (uk) so going to follow your lead for a few months - plus your cooking always looks so delicious. Shame I can't go fishing though. Hope you're safe and the refurb is going well. X
Thanks to you both for sharing another interesting chapter in your journey. That said, I would really like to know how you manage to make cheese from dried milk? Smooth sailing my friends.
I downloaded Pascal’s provisioning guide, and I have to say, it is an invaluable tool for any cruiser, camper, or prepper . I don’t have a boat at present, but do live in an earthquake prone area, and this handbook is invaluable for my emergency preparations kit. Thank you! Oh, and I followed your the kimchi recipe, and it is fantastic. You guys rock!
Great vibe, as usual. Love Hobart. Still have the headache from being there NY’s Eve 1977/78 ... celebrating our 9th position in the Sydney-Hobart, one of only 65 to finish after half the fleet retired with damage or for other reasons in the Bass Strait. As for that “museum” .... MONA shows what can be done when money is no object! Go well, thanks as always for your awesome story-telling; and sharing your adventures so beautifully. Here in the UK we’re allowed to day-sail now, but not to stay onboard overnight. Hoping the restrictions lift next month.
Hi Guys. Thanks heaps for Pascale's provisioning guide . Really like your videos and can support with the (cheap) thumbs up as like Doug am retired and now Covid reduced income. Also have a 1969 Swanson that needs TLC B4 some cruising. Also too many bovine and equine poo machines to feed. Based near Port Stephens so if you get back that way more than able to provide bed, showers and beers. Great explanations on fish prep previous videos. Take care on west coast!!
@@FreeRangeLiving No (lol)she was pro built I think. Did 3 Syd Hobart's and races around Port Philip. Bit tired at present but still sound. Some new instruments and self steer would be nice. Day sailing at present.
It sounds like you have provisioning down pat. Some really good ideas. Thank you for the visit to the museum. Brilliant place. Wishing you good health and smooth sailing. ⛵
Nice one👍👍 I’ve long hoped that if you two should ever tire of so much sailing, that you’d just load us up with you in the vehicle and sail around the country on wheels seeing the sights. Surely could never show it all. And then there’s gardening Troy could do as well!! lol... Thanks, and best to you both😊
Thanks for that awesome provisioning guide. Being (mainly) vegetarians we really appreciate the tips on grains, legumes, seeds ! Also amazed at how well you store all that on 30ft boat. Thank you :-)
Artist Qualifications: If you don't think you're Artist, you're an Artist :-) Case in point. My wife and I visited New York and went to Solomon R. Guggenheim museum, inside I found my wife staring at a piece, I walked up to her and she looked at me with a puzzled look and said she didn't think she like it. I looked at the piece in question and told her she was staring at a museum window, after that I had a hard time take anything serious in the museum. When we got home we had a visit with an Uncle of mine who's been an Artist all his life and we told him of our story, he looked at my wife and said, you know more about art then most people.
Good one guys,the museum looked awesome,I imagine it was very hard to film half of the spectacles.It had to have been a man that invented the"pooing machine"typical🤣🤣All the best🙂
Where did you leave your boat in Hobart? Do they have visitors berths, I assume you haven't anchored. Interested in how/where you leave your boat, especially when visiting tourist locations.
I'm almost about to buy my first boat!! :D Went to look at a 35 foot Jeanneau Rush 105. But I need to look a bit more, I don't feel comfortable just jumping on it, we're talking like $38 000 AUD :D Love your channel!
If you haven't parted with cash yet I recommend that you get a copy of "Get Real, Get Gone" by Rick Page. I wish got it before buying my boat - not that I'm unhappy with the boat I've got (Sigma 362 and not dissimilar to the Jenny you're looking at), far from it - but I may have made different decisions that could have made my life a bit less complicated!
@@FreeRangeLiving hahaha, Mona can have some confronting artworks,I guess that's what makes it awesome .there was a piece there that had a 💯 moulds of the female anatomy with a sign saying find the nun's
11:10 "this is a confessional have you poo'd yourself ?" As she speak threw the giant sphincter like entrance ? Exit? Thanks you guys for the inspire? 🌬️💨⛵🤙🏻
Well I have caught up, 2+ years of your travels and lives in 3 ish months, Thank you for sharing. Mona is awsome. I hope the west treated you well. 2 books that might interest you "King of the wilderness, the life of deny King" and "Grease and Ochre" by Patsy Cameron. regards Dominic White
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Hey, guys! First, let me say that I support your channel by hitting the thumbs, commenting, as well as by watching the ads UA-cam puts with each video. I would send money as well as a patreon but, alas, I’m on a fixed income since retired. And secondly, yours’ is my favorite sailing-based channel out of the four or five I’m subscribed to at the moment. Of course, they are all informative & educational at one time or another, but it’s your personalities, humbleness, superior knowledge of not just the sailing aspect of what you do, humor, and insights that put your channel at the pinnacle. And the garnish to top it all off is your respect for your environment & knowledge of it. Wonderful job!!
Thanks Doug, glad we can bring you along on the journey in our small way.
We said amigo!😊
Just binge watching all your sailing after finding your free range living channel. Thank you for all your wonderful content. You are such a joy to watch and I'm learning heaps! Love the provisioning guide! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, time and adventures.
Very Beautiful ☺👍
Exceptional people living an extraordinary life..
Wow, your journey into Hobart, especially the mulberries brought back many childhood memories.
My best friend (3 houses up the road) had a Mulberry tree, and we spent hours climbing it and eating the mulberries, but come dinner time I wouldn't be hungry. My mum would ask if I had been eating mulberries, of course I would deny it.....but eating mulberries leaves evidence!!! Needed a lawyer.
Thank you so very much! You kids always keep it interesting! You've unknowingly nursed me through some really rough times and helped keep my mind awake and a smile on my face. Loveya always, Jim.
You are so welcome Jim, glad to have been there for you.
Hi Troy and Pascale! I've been watching your amazing adventures for about 6 months now (on Apple TV so no comments), and this was my favourite video so far. You really took us along to MONA with you...the videography was next level, you've done such great work with this,! I hope I can support you sometime in the future, thanks for all the inspiration! :)
So sorry i had missed this video it is truly amazing. Can only imagine what it is like in person Thank you so very much for this one special video. Love hugs and special prayers to you both
Thanks for your provisioning guide Pascal - some great tips and it really stretched my imagination of what stores to keep an eye out for. Also, thanks for the Dahl recipe. I’ll get back to you once I’ve tried it. Glad you’re enjoying Tassie as much as we enjoy following you guys.
Welcome to Hobart! Glad to see you enjoyed MONA - every time I've been there I've timed my visit to watch Cloaca Professional cheese one down. Love it!
OMG 😱 Such a fabulous place !! Pascale is especially glowing this episode. Thanks for the piece on provisioning, especially the alpha seeds to make nutritious greens !! Love you guys !! :) :) :) ❤️🙂
I love seeing how you both live and you letting so many people be a part of it with you . Thanks
Our pleasure!
Thanks for the intro to MONA
Gee boat life allows U 2 see some great things about the world. Homestretch coming Up, Regards Kad. Ps Great 2 see U back & both looking great
In a world of caos, it is so nice to have a little serenity.....thank you for what you do. Your channel is such a blessing Troy and Pascal....🌹❤🌹
You are so kind Christine, take care out there.
Hey guys, another great episode. I found the provisioning costs very helpful (as well as the spreadsheet that I downloaded some time ago).
After an almost three month C-19 delay I'm preparing to set off for world domination at the beginning of July which is when the restrictions in Spain and Portugal will be sufficiently eased to actually get there.
So MONA is another place on the itinerary now - along with the Kimberlies, the GBR, oh hell, just send me your track log, I need to see it all!
good stuff, that gallery with the stomach, may just be enough for me to rug up an pay a visit. Stay safe, vertical an well m8s.
Thank you for another quality video with interesting subjects especially the Museum of Old and New Art. The metal sculpture was fasinating.
Glad you enjoyed it Bill
I did the conservation work on the Egyptology collection for MONA prior to it opening, got to tour the site whilst it was being built, that was a privilege and a trip - amazing place, amazing collection
Wow, that is a mix of craft and science. Thanks for contributing to the place mate.
Wow, that looks like a fascinating museum.
Visited Hobart two years ago and absolutely loved it. MONA is unique, no doubt about it. What struck me the most about Tasmania was the wonderful people. So glad that you are taking us along for the ride!
Your outward focused life and adventures are like manna from heaven to one stuck inside in an inward focused Lockdown London, and I am very grateful for that. More power to you.
Cheers guys. Great vid.
About to go to my summer job aboard a 32 ft Alaskan salmon gilnetter in Bristol Bay for 6 weeks.
4 people aboard a 32 ft boat! Looking forward to seeing your refit when I get back. Hope all is well.
Pascale, WOW! Your provision guide is mind blowing, wish I'd downloaded it earlier. I would urge people to take a look at it and get the basics in. I have a strong feeling a second, even worse wave of covid will be back September time and this time, in the UK at least, the supply chain will be completely stuffed. Have been a bit lost as to how best prepare but your guide is bloody genius, thank you so much. Spent a fair bit at the Eco Store this morning but got tonnes of stuff and was still cheaper than a supermarket shop. Kim Chi fermenting as I type and a cheeky chocolate chia pudding on the cards for later 😁. Am actually feeling enthused about food again so a massive thank you from me, and my Sister in Law! You rock 💗
Yes! We love to hear about people putting these things into practice and finding happiness in doing so. You've made our day! Thanks very much and take care of yourselves and those you care about. P
Some really cool art down there in the south , thanks for sharing
Must get back to Hobart town and go to Mona. Looks amazing.
Thank you tremendously for your wonderful gift of your provisioning guide. I promise I'll put it to very good use, and I'll cherish it always. Cheers !
Wonderful!
I was there a year and a half ago. I saw that crazy art. Got a first class tour of the town by a nice lady including a ride up the mountain. Great place.
"Its possible to have ... on a very modest budget"
Every Voyage Funded by our Patreons.
Darnn. For a minute there I thought I had a chance :-(
Thank goodness for adventurers like you, considering the rubbish on commercial channels. You're worth every penny.
The videos are made possible. Before, the annual budget was about $10k to live and run Mirrool. Making Free Range Sailing costs the same again with cameras, computers, data etc. so it is pretty modest.
I'd say those tomatoes were Tommy Toe's great in any cold dish/salad but I grow them specifically for making sauce as they add sweetness.
Sounds great!
Wow, bucket list
Haha. Awesome video. I love that massive sculpture. Yep I have downloaded Pascal's provision book. It's a great reader very well written. Nice job Pascal. Thank you very much. Take care guys. You're the best.
Your best episode yet! Great to see you loosen up a bit during the Moana (with the help of bubbles 😂) visit, incredible.
Thanks! 😃
It’s amazing how straight the rock walls are inside that museum, it was very interesting. Thank you for the tour!
Sensational
Aye m8’s, Superb documentary series of your prep and sailing around. That MONA seems to be very interesting. Yes, as you know by now, I'm working with similar exhibitions every now and then and this looks real big. To follow you around is a real treat and true inspiration, especially right now. Thnx for all your efforts filming, editing, track laying and sharing! ❤️
Well, if you ever do make it to this part of the world, I can recommend allowing TWO days to properly see MONA. We didn't even get to really explore all of the inside and skipped virtually all of the exterior. A nice touch that we didn't mention, is that the museum was given as a gift to the people of Tasmania, so that anyone with a Tasmanian license can access it on any day for free! It's more a mental theme park than a museum- truly unique.
Sounds perfect 👌🏽 Looking forward to check this out, even not being a Tassie 😜
Thank you Troy n Pascal, love your vids guys
We live Hobart too. Spent a week there last June. When locals asked us what brought us down from Brisbane, we said we wanted to visit the mainland for some decent weather. One highlight was my 6 year old son got got helm a 62 ft yacht across the Sydney Hobart finish line. Thankyou captain Bruce of Magic Miles.
Looking great guys
Troy how good is that Museum And best of all the old guys running it A true gem ..Luv Hobart
Everything about the place is mad.Even the establishment funds coming from fleecing casinos. Niiice
Having been following you guys for a while now, each episode you post has me yearning for some “adventure” , but we’re still in a quite restrictive lockdown here in Scotland ! I love your healthy eating regime by the way 👍
I loved the MONA Museum. I would love to it, especially the human waste exhibition. So COOL.
The MONA looks amazing, out of this world!! Thank you for another cracking vid... hope your refit is progressing well.
Always enjoy your videos. Petty we can’t hit the like button more than once..
Hi, guys !! 135 épisodes watched in 2 weeks !!!
I did it....!!!
Take care !!!
All of Tasmania is truly amazing.
All I want,
is to finish work, get a boat and live there.
I know you are moving along a bit. But if you can stay for the Wooden Boat Festival next year. It is fantastic and will truly blow your mind away.
You might even be a star attraction.
Always loved your channel and enjoy the intelligent commentary, repairs, fishing and sailing. Thank you and keep it up.
Loving your chanel. Its a inspiration and informative with good tips look forward to your posts mick and sue. Have fun you guys. Good winds too.
Thanks so much Mick
Interesting museum, another bucket list item. Thanks for your provisioning guide, food prices have really gone up loads here (uk) so going to follow your lead for a few months - plus your cooking always looks so delicious. Shame I can't go fishing though. Hope you're safe and the refurb is going well. X
Just love these videos
Thank you.
Very nice indeed. Love the fascinating museum. Nice looking pantry.
Great mix of sailing, exploring, and provisioning. Luved it!! Thumbs up
Awesome
What a SUPER museum, would love to visit it some time, thanks for showing.
Hi Guys, I wish i could meet you guys one day and experience your one day life. Keep Sailing
Ok this is video number 10 of my "I want to buy a Free Range Sailing hoody" campaign
Cheers
Matt
Thanks to you both for sharing another interesting chapter in your journey.
That said, I would really like to know how you manage to make cheese from dried milk?
Smooth sailing my friends.
That is definitely covered in the free provisioning book that's linked in the description! Yoghurt too.
I downloaded Pascal’s provisioning guide, and I have to say, it is an invaluable tool for any cruiser, camper, or prepper . I don’t have a boat at present, but do live in an earthquake prone area, and this handbook is invaluable for my emergency preparations kit. Thank you! Oh, and I followed your the kimchi recipe, and it is fantastic. You guys rock!
thanks
Nice video thanks
Terrific as usual 🙂
Best wishes from Arizona, US.
You guys put out awesome videos. Really like traveli g with y'all. Great couple ❤
Great vibe, as usual. Love Hobart. Still have the headache from being there NY’s Eve 1977/78 ... celebrating our 9th position in the Sydney-Hobart, one of only 65 to finish after half the fleet retired with damage or for other reasons in the Bass Strait.
As for that “museum” .... MONA shows what can be done when money is no object!
Go well, thanks as always for your awesome story-telling; and sharing your adventures so beautifully.
Here in the UK we’re allowed to day-sail now, but not to stay onboard overnight. Hoping the restrictions lift next month.
No staying on board?! We hope they leave you some of the summer Roy! Thanks for dropping us a line, we'll assume you are happy and healthy.
Hi Guys. Thanks heaps for Pascale's provisioning guide . Really like your videos and can support with the (cheap) thumbs up
as like Doug am retired and now Covid reduced income. Also have a 1969 Swanson that needs TLC B4 some cruising. Also too many bovine and equine poo machines to feed. Based near Port Stephens so if you get back that way more than able to provide bed, showers and beers. Great explanations on fish prep previous videos. Take care on west coast!!
1969 Swanny! It's not a plug that has been fitted out is it?
@@FreeRangeLiving No (lol)she was pro built I think. Did 3 Syd Hobart's and races around Port Philip. Bit tired
at present but still sound. Some new instruments and self steer would be nice. Day sailing at present.
Fantastic Troy & Pascale. Loved this one.
Great video, brings back memories of our Tasmanian adventure, thanks. #sailingpopeye
What a cool museum. Another site to all to my endless bucket list. Really enjoyed the video.
Awesome museum, you guys get to see a lot of cool places. Great video, 100k soon.
It sounds like you have provisioning down pat. Some really good ideas. Thank you for the visit to the museum. Brilliant place. Wishing you good health and smooth sailing. ⛵
I have downloaded your provision list I want to thank you very God bless both of
Most welcome
Nice one👍👍 I’ve long hoped that if you two should ever tire of so much sailing, that you’d just load us up with you in the vehicle and sail around the country on wheels seeing the sights. Surely could never show it all. And then there’s gardening Troy could do as well!! lol... Thanks, and best to you both😊
Love watching your videos, you both look so happy. Keep sailing. From Alan in Leeds, UK.
great vid as usual. sadly you didn't experience the joy of Captain Fells wonderful cruise;) cheers, Dan
Thanks for that awesome provisioning guide. Being (mainly) vegetarians we really appreciate the tips on grains, legumes, seeds ! Also amazed at how well you store all that on 30ft boat. Thank you :-)
Enjoyed the museums, good luck on the next leg, looking forward to your next video.
Wonderful video guys, love the Museum's..you are the best, take care be safe!😎👍
Thanks 👍
Artist Qualifications: If you don't think you're Artist, you're an Artist :-) Case in point. My wife and I visited New York and went to Solomon R. Guggenheim museum, inside I found my wife staring at a piece, I walked up to her and she looked at me with a puzzled look and said she didn't think she like it. I looked at the piece in question and told her she was staring at a museum window, after that I had a hard time take anything serious in the museum. When we got home we had a visit with an Uncle of mine who's been an Artist all his life and we told him of our story, he looked at my wife and said, you know more about art then most people.
Fabulous 👍
Absolutely a great Hobart and MONA vlog. Well done guys. Shoot me a message when you head up to Melbourne.
I like using that Korean Chili paste you used for your Kimchi to make up some veggie burritos. And a little soy sauce.
Excellent as usual!!!
Good one guys,the museum looked awesome,I imagine it was very hard to film half of the spectacles.It had to have been a man that invented the"pooing machine"typical🤣🤣All the best🙂
Your provisioning ideas very creative in comparison to other sailors.where did you come up with your ideas? Various places I would guess.
Passion for good meals. They are very important to us!
I have been to Tasmania on several occasions and never been to Mona. Going to have to rectify that.
Allow a full day!
One hundred and thirty-three ... I may need to query 'longest continuous series' soon. Well done !
Its gone a lot longer than we thought!
Loved this one!!
Weeviles..how do you deal with them after a big provisioning???
Where did you leave your boat in Hobart? Do they have visitors berths, I assume you haven't anchored. Interested in how/where you leave your boat, especially when visiting tourist locations.
Ahh, the DSS hosted you.
Yikes! You have a very different idea of what constitutes "warm" water than I. 66F is effing chilly, IMO.
I'm almost about to buy my first boat!! :D Went to look at a 35 foot Jeanneau Rush 105. But I need to look a bit more, I don't feel comfortable just jumping on it, we're talking like $38 000 AUD :D Love your channel!
If you haven't parted with cash yet I recommend that you get a copy of "Get Real, Get Gone" by Rick Page. I wish got it before buying my boat - not that I'm unhappy with the boat I've got (Sigma 362 and not dissimilar to the Jenny you're looking at), far from it - but I may have made different decisions that could have made my life a bit less complicated!
Buckfast OMG!
Another Scot?
Greetings from Germany!
Awesome episode!!
Mona is awesome 👍 Troy did you see the nun,s ??????😁
I'm missing this one about the Nuns. Do I want to know?
@@FreeRangeLiving hahaha, Mona can have some confronting artworks,I guess that's what makes it awesome .there was a piece there that had a 💯 moulds of the female anatomy with a sign saying find the nun's
Yay! ⛵
OMG on MONA--- thanks that was Cool. Stay thirsty my friends.
11:10 "this is a confessional have you poo'd yourself ?" As she speak threw the giant sphincter like entrance ? Exit?
Thanks you guys for the inspire?
🌬️💨⛵🤙🏻
Well I have caught up, 2+ years of your travels and lives in 3 ish months, Thank you for sharing. Mona is awsome. I hope the west treated you well. 2 books that might interest you "King of the wilderness, the life of deny King" and "Grease and Ochre" by Patsy Cameron. regards Dominic White
We hadnt heard of the second book, thanks for the mention and congrats on the video binge!
If Marool did NZ to Aus. Would have Aus rego I thought it was for life of boat then can go NZ again ?
It is possible to apply for a permit for temporary 'registration' for things like races.