Sailing and living aboard during a Canadian winter, ehh! | Ep 05
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- .... as we were getting ready for our "big" trip. We continue to attempt living a normal live aboard during Vancouver's coldest winter. We still managed to find time and weather windows to go teach ourself how to sail and explore some of the great landscapes we have in our backyard like Morraine Lake,, Squamish, Whistler, etc.... just to name a few since we wouldn't be "home" for a while. And finally, we adopt an adorable 8 week old puppy, our Kona girl.
IN THE NEXT EPISODE... we sail the Howe Sound some more and start to build our mainsail from scratch with a Sailrite Kit. Stay tuned!
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Drone footage: DJI Phantom 3 Pro (filmed in 1080p)
Music: Diger Rockwell
Makes me want to go back out West at one point. And it's great that you can actually keep your sailboat in the water. So different than the East Coast.
The West coast is pretty sweet but I definitely love the tropical Southern weather. :D
@@Wandersailing The tropical weather is hard to beat that's for sure
When you wash lines.. try tossing them in a net bag or pillow case and tying it shut.
Will do 👍🏼
Ya now that is what i call a unilingual video, merci, thank you :) keep it up!!!
Awesome guys keep it up!! Ahah les boys a la fin = priceless
Great guys!! Haha
great videos guys! fair winds
Great video guys. 2017 was such a cold winter. I'm looking forward to videos of your trip south.
Thanks David! It's coming soon my friend 😉
At the end, he doesn't know "sailboat" but the F bomb is clear as a bell. I approve.
Haha! Thanks Bob! 🙌
The weather is going to get better real soon! we hope, The ones down in Mexico are sweating to death! we can turn on the heater!
We learned something from an old yachty yesterday (we're in Cowichan Bay). He said buy your new sails down south. They're made of lighter fabric and are great for all different wind conditions. Sail makers in N.America tend to make them with heavy fabric. So when you are in light winds they're not as good.
I think it all depends on what kind of sailing you're planning to do. If you're planning to go offshore, heavy duty dacron might be a better solution. If you're planning to do more coastal cruising, light sails would be best. Making our own sail was a cool experience. @sailrite provides great tutorial videos and support.
Thank you for sharing.... Look forward to seeing all next episodes
good vid thanks
Hi there , my wife and I are enduring this cold winter ...our first living on our boat .. we are on on the hook just off Annacis Island
We also so are trying to learn how to sail ... Stop in an see us if you get a chance .. we are on 52 ft Sheba
It would have be great to come say hi but we sailed Blackdragon to La Paz Mexico. Do you guys have any plans to sail South?
Good to hear from you !!!
Neah we are stuck close to home for the next while .. need to become better at the whole sailing thing .
Please keep in touch .
Do you still own the Catalina
Hey John! Yes I do, it's now in Mexico and we are sailing the sea of Cortez! :)
Hey John! Yes I do, it's now in Mexico and we are sailing the sea of Cortez! :)
Nice movie. Try to pan a little slower so it will be even better.
Peter Welinder Thanks! Working on it, it gets better in future videos 🙂
eric est tu le fils de pierre? and keep doing your video i like it.
Merci beaucoup! Nous travaillons fort pour garder la production vivante, si vous en santer l'envie. Ils nous aideraient beaucoup d'être un supportaire sur patreon.com/wandersailing. Notre budget est de $16/ jour, donc meme quelques dollars fait une enorme diffierence. :)
Why use expletives as part of a conversation?
You mind to elaborate on your comment? I’m not sure what you are referring to...
Many young Americans/Canadians taking part in documentary/mass media appeal programs appear to think f--k is fine to use as an everyday conversation filler. Videos like yours have mass appeal over a wide spectrum of viewers from the impressionable young to older people. Currently there is an ex-pat Canadian who in one of her videos tells us what she hates about Great Briton, using unnecessary expletives is something I personally find distasteful. Safe sailing.
david sharpe and many old people use the term gay as meaning happy but today it is a sexual orientation......... sign of the times I guess