GRINDING FIBERGLASS INSIDE THE BOAT IS NEVER FUN… - Sailing NZ pt 2
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- In this episode we continue to grind fiberglass inside the forepeak of the boat where the deck tore away from the hull, which is NEVER fun...
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing around the world. We found bulkhead damage on their catamaran in Panama, so have fixed her up, and are now sailing across the Pacific Ocean!!
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“As long as you know how to fix shit, it doesn’t have to be a show stopper.” Truer words were never spoken by a sailor!
Indeed!
But Colin deserves a break from Lagoon letting him down ! The build quality of Lagoon is a disgrace !
And the one guy you want around if you need help or stuff on his own, Boat is calling. The dude is amazing but a lot of these boat owners blow me away with their electrical skills their motor skills. It’s crazy what you need to know. Love your home. Beautiful!
Cheers man
I did a lot of glass work in Mazatlan Sinaloa I'm ready to work on your boat
Hearing you talk so positively about your father has me in tears. My only childhood regret was not having that relationship with my dad.... He was diagnosed with MS while I was in college and suffocated to death in 2020... I regret not having many positive things to say about my dad and I know he loved me. I didn't do a very good job of loving him back!!! I'm sorry, Dad!!
Hey Bry, when your were born he loved you and while you were finding out all the why's in life he loved you. But as we get older we needed to find our ways. Dads are just bigger kids in older bodies also finding their way through life as you are now.. yes he loved you from the start but dads never tell you, that makes you stronger..lover.
“and suffocated in 2020”…can’t get more dramatic than that 🙄
You can buy a cheap diaphragm air compressor and run a small hose to a mask or even your respirator and keep a positive air flow at all times. This would keep any infiltration of the crap and lessen your exposure . Your long term health from exposure to these fibres and fumes could be for worse to your health than the short term exposure.This is just a cheap example of automotive painter supplied air system . Should cost less the a couple hundred bucks and can throw in the boat when done and use many times. Please be safe and enjoy your travels as your good health is priceless .
Keep your head up! He knows just how much you cared and I'm sure you working hard in school and just living life to the fullest because you never know what could happen and being happy is making him the happiest father.
Your dad definitely loved you from the moment you were born. Having MS is a complicated and disabling condition...he would've been feeling very bad about himself and his life. Hopefully you'll be able to pay forward your love to another young man or your own child.
The trick to a good fitting respirator is to be clean shaven,that’s why firefighters only have mustaches
Was going to post similar about military.
Which is why a certain WW2 dictator kept his mustache short. He had a long one in WW1 during gas attacks.
It always amazes me that people would rather fill their lungs with particulate than shave off their beards...
Excatly
"...as long as you know how to fix sh|t, it's not necessarily a show stopper..." epic thought!
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Now my face hurts...from smiling for the last nineteen minutes. So proud to see you showcase New Zealand so well. Proud to be a Kiwi. Travel safe
Thank you!
Yeah! My lad asked me what I was smilin' about too lol!
Your dad building all that by hand is absolutely unreal... What a legend.
Just when you think you've reached the pinnacle, Parlay takes you higher and deeper than imaginable. 💙
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The worst part of growing up is leaving home, the best part is coming back for a visit. I remember in a previous episode you showed us the home your father built in the traditional Japanese style. It truly is a stunning home and the view is incredible. You are always so gracious to share what your life with us. What a wonderful life you and your friends get to live. I hope from now on your boat remains strong and safe.
I remember the taste of red snapper, there is nothing like it, and I wonder if I will ever taste it again. I rather doubt it as I am in my 70’s but the memory remains.
Bonnie, you better get out there and get you some of that red snapper. I’m not far behind you in age. We only get one go at this life so don’t stop living now.
Colin, this ep had me in happy tears, I am a older chook now, but memories of the many times sailing to the barrier flooded back & then there was that time me & mates hired a dodgy seaplane to party overnight on the barrier for a resident mates birthday.......
That plane scared the bejesus out of me & I opted to catch the ice boat to Lee & hitch home to Auckland - the seas were frigging huge and the Skipper & Mate were so sick - so this Kiwi chick helmed until waters calmed & Skip could step up.
Cool memories, thanks for sparking them ❤❤❤
Wait, your dad built a stone arch bridge!!?? Incredible.
Great episode. Thanks!
Thanks for watching man
Thanks Guy's my face ache's! I've just spent twenty minutes with an ear to ear smile on my face...
Thanks 😊
Boats, no matter what kind, are like cats. They do what they want to do when.
Collin, you are such a good and talented man. Love watching you as you grow. Lost my dad in 2022. Miss him but talk to him every day.
I can feel my blood pressure go down when I watch your vids
Thanks Colin
Keep doin it!
Thanks for watching!
Jaime and the mustard is hilarious, it reminds me of when he kept refilling Colin’s water bottle. I cried laughing about the mustard!!!
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Your pride in your family, and their pride in you, warms my heart! ❤
❤otherwise known as whanaungatanga. It's all about family and connection and relationships.
Appreciate that
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Your Dad did beautiful work.....love seeing your family.....that camp was the bomb diggity.....
Thanks!
Smokehouse Bay is a great example of a functional community. 🙌 I must find my way to one like it.
It sure is!
I too was very fortunate to have a father that taught me to be self sufficient with the ability’s to build or fix anything. It has been an amazing gift that he gave me and watching makes me feel proud of your father and mine.
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Colin your family home is magnificent.
And your dad is a master craftsmen (not that you need me to tell you that). A truly inspiring guy.
I was super close to my dad. Sadly he died 7 years ago. He was 84 though and lived an amazing life. He couldn’t build a spice rack but he taught me to sail and ski before I was hardly old enough to speak… and he climbed mountains in his youth.
I want to follow in your footsteps and sail round the world and you tube it. I know my dad would have been both proud and fascinated by my plans.
Thanks Julian! Maybe we’ll meet you out on the water someday
@@ParlayRevival thank you for the reply… means a lot :)
I am caring for my aged mum. When that ‘changes’ I will be off to the horizon leaving the UK in my wake.
From a Bay of Islands boy now 40 yrs in Australia, THANKYOU FOR ALL YOU and the CREW give us with your time, effort, JOY and everything you bring to us all. Again: THANKYOU, THANKYOU, THANKYOU................................
Thanks for watching!
There is no doubt that all new episodes should be extended up to 30 mins of pleasure every Sunday.
No matter how long you leave home is where your heart will always be! Beautiful life!!
Thank you!
Such a relaxing watch. Colin's voiceovers are so peaceful.
Sometimes, there are just no words adequate to express how beautiful something is. This is one of those times.
Appreciate that, thanks for watching!
Like the chosen one, I remember those clothes wringers. I used one once when I was a scout hiking in Colorado. That was what the camp had for us to help get our washed clothes dried. Fun times actually. It works great too.
Very cool
Snapper, Smoked Kingi, Smokehouse Bay, sheer perfection.
Such a special place
It's always so inspiring to see how you guys jump right in and tackle any challenge! Another great video.
Thanks for watching!
I love that you’re being able to spend time with your mom and dad. I’m sure they are enjoying it more than you are.
All your videos are great, but this one was especially good. Friends. family, fun, adventure, beautiful scenery, drama (with the fibreglass)...had it all.
Thanks Cory!
Thanks Colin for sharing a little of your family.
My wife’s cousin Paul Adams owns Stabicraft down in Invercargill and he is a really nice guy and has built a very successful business from small beginnings! It his design and there are more variants than I could count!
It's good to see you having fun with your family at your home island. There will always be things to fix and you have the skills.
Always things to fix! Thanks for watching man
4:40 “the great barrier way” this is how I live my life, even in not so savory situations. People always ask me how I can maintain that attitude, but I find it easier than living in fear that something bad will happen, like so much of the world these days!
Best attitude to have!
Nothing like spending time with family and close friends. Glad to see you enjoy your time with them making memories.
Thank you for bringing us along as you spent memorable time with your family and friends in NZ! It was very touching to see you with your parents on Parlay Revival!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I can’t wait for Sundays and another parlay video… you make my day Colin.
I had an international Airforce family from New Zealand few houses down in Montgomery Al years ago. They were the nicest people I’d met at the time. Great people.
As a builder myself I respect your dad so much, makes sense that you turned out the way you did. And on that subject, seems that boat is all shoody except the parts you actually fixed :)
This is awesome!! Cherish your time with your Dad Colin. My Dad was my hero, sadly I lost him in a Helicopter crash in '17. I wish I had him back. Love your episodes!
What a magnificent house your dad built. What a fantastic legacy he has created.
Such a special video of the homecoming - as I enjoy spring here on my home (BC Canada Van Isle) a Whitby 42 ketch , retired, and with a permanent slip in yes my home town - a coming back as well. So heartfelt.
Just love watching Jamie keeping it real with the mustard. Colin you are so lucky to have a friend like that!!
Have to say! Parley, Delos, Aussie folk with new Tri and I’m gonna include Brett and Jade into this mixs for the most Hungry channels I’ve ever watched for the past 8 years. Brian, Coleen, Brett! U Rock!!
I visited NZ in 2020. I loved your country. Land is beautiful and people were delightful. Thank you for showing your home.
Chosen One has good taste in comedy, I love Mrs Brown’s Boys 😂
Bummer of a start but what a dreamy ending 🤩 Really enjoyed this one!
Amazing episode - and what a wonderful anchorage bay with free onshore facilities supported by the boating community - so awesome! (And Colin - you would make an amazing Dad one day!! I can see how much you love kids!)
Perfect balance of hard work and relaxation with family!
Thanks for supporting them 🙂
Wow Colin. Seeing your home let's me understand why your work ethic is so fantastic. Fair winds and calm seas my friend
Imagine the horror of that happening in the middle of the Pacific Ocean!
For all that the situation sucks, it could have been SOO MUCH WORSE.
Thanks for the share, Colin. I love the closeness of your beautiful family.
Your families place just WOW 🤩 Thanks gor showing . Great video team 😘
Smokehouse bay is now a life goal, and serendipity aligns as I quite literally just finished smoking my first feast.
The meat is resting as I watch
I have come to enjoy your videos more every week. You work hard, play hard and always remember where you came from and what a beautiful place that is. You are living your dream and loving life and giving people hope.
Colin, your parents are Legends!
As a kiwi the Parlay odyssey to cross the Pacific and return to NZ waters along with this series in Aotearoa is incredibly emotional. The showcase you make of our countries beauty, culture and community makes this kiwi incredibly proud, Colin you are truly an incredible ambassador for New Zealand.
When you buy a second hand lagoon, you wil be fully employed working on it 😆😆. not to worry guys its good content and it shows us all your skills that you need to own a used sailboat .
Y'all need to get The Lateral Line to hook up a fishing trip (pun intended.) Milan and Nate seem to be solid dudes with all the current local knowledge. Cheers,ed
So awesome to see you loving being with the family bro!
Great episode as always
Another great wholesome video, with some of the best editing ever.
Well done team Parlay.
Really enjoy how professional these videos are these days.
You have an awesome team around you, Colin.
What a great sailing community this is.
What a beautiful day for family, crew and guests! The sea life and fishing, good grief! It’s Heaven! I see where Colin gets his smarts and good character, Mom and Dad! 🥳🤓👍. Pretty much have your own family island and best spot up the mountain .. 🤘
I love seeing your family retreat and just the time with family. Nothing is better and good for the soul to reconnect. 🥰 I think it's safe to say that Colin is the FUNCLE! 😄
Just... WOW!!! Tangaroa knew you were home... gave you the heads up with the bow break before setting off again and then the dolphins. So pleased you had a special time with your whanau ❤ can't wait for the next vid. Wishing you all smooth sailing 🙏
Thanks Colin for another amazing episode, it's wonderful to see the pride you show of your family, home and your up bringing and let's not forget your country. I can only imagine how proud your parents are of you in what you've achieved and how humble, appreciative and kind you are to others. Colin and all Parlay Crew we love you guys and can't wait for the next video, take care and enjoy your sailing ⛵️⛵️⛵️
Some outstanding drone footage, thank you. Yeah your brother's Stabicraft is a nice boat, they are everywhere in BC, millions of the counts!!!😇
Okay, fair enough, you won me over (as a subscriber) with the last bit. As someone who has been working/living abroad for the past 17 years, I can relate. I'm envious. Good content !
Man I missed seeing your dogs running about whilst you were doing all that cooking at the end.
Your Dad sounds like a legend 👍🏻👍🏻
The dolphins were nature's way of saying you're doing it all right.❤
I learn something new every time you have a clip. Like James Cook finding those islands. Thank you and all the crew
Thank you for including us in your journey! Your family home is such a beautiful place, make hoe anyone could leave. But I guess the draw of adventure and what’s around the next corner is greater. Safe travels as you cruise around your homeland.
Just one most wonderful episode - so well, filmed, edited, narrated. But this time you also NAILED the SOUNDTRACK!! Well done, young man, well done. Carry on . . .
I can add that the blackberry jam i made 2011 was still on board and still yum in 2023. That's why we go sailing !.
❤❤❤❤ Thoughts on "our captain" showing grey.. (was fiberglass after all) 😢 ❤ Every Sunday 5 peeps watch, got em hooked, as a dad should. ❤ 5yrs of watching later. GL mate😊
Need more community on this earth for sure. Video made me feel better thank you
Amazing episode! I hope so much that @StabicraftNZ was able to see your shout-out to them. That could be an entire commercial for them, it was very clean!
No place like home "Dorothy!" Enjoy every minute!
Cheers to Webster family/friends … great to see what your dad has accomplished … beautiful views 🇨🇦 ❤
Glad to see you got those boat repairs done so quickly. Loved seeing you fathers absolutely lovely home he built. What a jem of a place. Cheers from Winnipeg.
Hey there Col, wonders never cease to the talents and ability to take any failure or repairs, was just watching Zatara and Keith changed his motors from Volvo Penta to 110hp Yanmar and he has to cut and shut his transom by 120mm to get the new engines in but Just Catamarans did all the work💰💰💰💰 I know if that is was your good self the job would be done sooner than later. Enjoy your episodes, take care god bless 👍😇🙏⛵️
That’s definitely a view to wake up to everyday.😊
To the crew you guys are inspiration it has been a gift to watch these videos on UA-cam of courage perseverance danger all wrapped up in a one beautiful story and we know the story will continue and you can bet I’ll be watching thank you again for someone that definitely needed inspiration
Love to all
“As long as you know how to fix shit…”
All bless Colin!!! Who definitely knows how to fix EVERYTHING!! 😱🥰💕
Seriously....KIWI of the year! 🖤Amazing parents too.
Great episode guys and great memories!
This episode explains a lot about you, Colin. We loved it. 🤙🏼
Lovin' these 'personal' episodes Colin and so cool to meet your family and see where you grew up 🙂
We love the love you have for family, surroundings & family
It is so heartwarming to know that there ARE people out there that still value & project this. 🥰💯❣️
Love you ever since finding you on Below Deck🥰💯❣️ . . . Please keep us updated
PS . . . Do have concerns about the asbestos that you apparently were breathing in 🤔😢🥴
Positive pressure anti-glass mask - When I was in surgery a few days weeks ago I noticed a flap opening and closing in the little room I was in before I went into the big room with the sharp stuff, all the people, and all the big-screen monitors. I asked about it, and they said it was "filtered positive air pressure" to keep the pesky germs out of the room. The point was you could open the door, and none of the unwashed masses outside in the corridor could get all up-side your self. It should be easy enough to rig your compressor to blow constant air into a facemask. That way you would be pushing fresh air into your mask, and nothing would get in past the face hair, and wrinkles, or any extra chins you'll one day develope :). It might even be nice to have the breeze. A lightweight hose like the kind you use in fish tank air supplies would do it with a compressor powering it (I'm guessing you would only need maybe 20L a minute or so (I think a lungful of air is 8L)), so it wouldn't be too much of a drag on your head as you move around. It might be a little loud, but that's easy enough to fix, and much less itchy and lung wrecking than breathing glass where you should be breathing air. - Just a thought.
This will be time number 4 when I've seen this beauty of a sailors camp. I think last time they mentioned a Smokehouse bay. I've found it. An extremely cool place and from what I've seen VERY BUSY. Not surprised ! I had actually found a complete ringer wash machine. Gave it to some native americans who wanted to work with hides. I cook nearly everything here inside a wood fired cookstove. I just love the flavor of smoke. I just cooked a huge rack of lamb, pretty darn tasty !
Great storytelling... video, audio, narration, sound. Professional.
Stabicraft is near Bluff. Call in and see on your trip around the country.
Mind blowing everything your dad built.
I'm an old school Corvette rebuilder, I lived in fiberglass for years
Hey Colin, after lots of different methods of PPE I now use an army gas mask. It's amazing, full face and my suit hood seals around mask. No glass getting in, great visibility and no itching after🙂
All these comments are right on point. I can relate to all of them. Look forward to seeing your latest travels every Sunday night. TY
Absolutely there is nothing like home and family ......Enjoy guys, we are also enjoying the vacarious wonder!
Thank you!
O my I want more. A longer episode ❤
What a beautiful place so lucky to enjoy with the crew an family its times like these you will cherish forever hope the rest of your trip goes well
Wow I love your content just started watching it and makes me smile. I live in Boston MA we have 4 seasons here and are just getting done with winter! Spring is here but man I miss the warm sun and fun
Your family's home is fantastic Colin. To think your dad did that all is crazy. He has a great vibe about him too. Your mom is funny and is full of life. Cheers to you, your family and the Parlay family Colin.