Need to sart a Linh fan club 😊 Fantasic cook, Sewing, painting, great a general boat work, beautiful and loves working with thickened expoxy, She is a keeper Teal 😊
Great splice. To get that last bit sucked back in, use a winch to put a heavy load on it and something a little larger , like an under size eyelet that fits inside the eye of the splice that it rounded, so it won't bind. Former BM3 USCG
I've been watching your videos for a long time and as a father of 2 18 year old boys, it's very interesting to me, how Emma has developed over the past few years. Today I have to compliment you Emma, you have greatly improved the way you comment on videos. For me as a German, your voice is now much easier to understand in this video because you speak much more clearly and slowly, and your voice has become a little deeper for that. Now I understand you without subtitles. Excellent!
Never hassle a woman with scissors, Teal. I've loved your projects since watching you plug through holes in Seattle (Basik, not the city) during the plague
Nice job Linh and Emma! Linh I know how confusing doing an eye splice is on that line the first time. I was trying to read it out of a book and was sure it was going to wind up in a giant knot but it didn't. Three strand splices are much easier. Well done.
Linh knocked it out of the park this episode!!! Emma is becoming an even better deckhand. The more new tasks they take on the more their confidence will build.
Thanks! To be honest, Emma and I both know how to do these chores, but we like to play to our strengths. It is nice to be able to shore up one another when one of us is down though.
Teal, your injury was a blessing in disguise. The ladies have really stepped up. Their confidence is going through the roof and you are doing such an awesome job of getting them up to speed. What an amazing family you have!!!❤
Thanks Jerry! I have to admit, it was a pretty cool feeling when it all pulled and cinched up at the end. We always look forward to seeing your comments. Cheers!
Was so nice to see how Linh and Emma step up to get things done that Teal would normally do. In the long run it will only make them stronger sailors. Was also very pleasant to see how well Teal and Linh were to each other through the frustration of doing things even when not comfortable. You are such an inspiration to so many others on how a family can be. Fair winds and following sea's
Thanks David! It's nice that we are capable of jumping in to take over when one of us is down. As much as we sometimes get frustrated, it makes the jobs better when you can laugh at yourself. Cheers!
OMG. I was laughing so hard with the rope fiding (am I using this correctly?). This was such a couple's exercise. Excellent job Linh and great coaching Teal!
In the future girls to make it a lot easier for you when Teal whips out again, if you have to use the crimper, the two of you, one of you can support it the other one can tie a tourniquet around it, and twist, that way you’ll get a lot more leverage to be able to make the crimp,
Great job ladies! Makes me think of Rosie the Riveter poster-“We Can Do It!” 💪🏼👍 ! Hope you know how lucky you are Teal !?! Y’all stay safe and healthy ⛵️
It’s funny how we don’t really know how much we are each contributing to a relationship/organization/crew until one of the group is knocked out for a while!!
You are absolutely correct about that. We think we know how much the other person does, but not really know until we are in their shoes. Thanks for watching!
The captain is fortunate to have such a competent crew. He is living my dream. I always wanted to go to sea with an all girl crew. LOL. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
To me Teal is the crew. Mom and daughter are captain and first officer. He is the grease monkey and handyman on board. A Captain of a vessel reduced to maintenance ? The big decisions re destinations are probably taken by mom... and when she says enough is enough that is when the captain speaks
LOL. I know the struggle of teaching the ladies of the house how to do projects, especially when they have been used to Daddy doing ALL the projects for years. I thought that was an absolutely beautiful spice Linh.
These women aren't exactly helpless when working on projects and repairing systems. Teal might have been the lead on most projects but they were right there along side him learning and helping. Linh has been up the mast a number of times taking care of business.
@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 Mine have operated bulldozers, excavators, and help build log homes. I didn't say they didn't do anything. I said I know the struggle. Teaching ladies task that come more natural to men is a thing. Our minds operate differently.
Hi guys, Lynn, you did a fantastic job making that eye in that rope , keep up the good work , Love your videos Cliff from Logan city Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 from the big island 🏝️
Okay, I have to comment on this: you guys are tied up across from a Chris White Atlantic 42, "Lightspeed," and then at 1:44 you show an Atlantic 47 (with twin MastFoils) sailing past the docks. Are you guys trying to tell us something? Also, that sail loft looks like a great setup, from time to time they could clear things out and host a big luau! And it was a good clinic watching Linh working on the topping lift. She did a great job!
Lol, we have come across quite a few Chris Whites here. PV Sailing is a great loft here in La Cruz and Mike and Cat host many gatherings/workshops to help educate the cruising community as well as leading up the La Cruz Cruisers Kids Club. They are good people. 😊😊😊
@@linhgobenyt Awesome! You guys might get a kick out of this - another exotic rig on a truly exotic boat: ua-cam.com/video/KoGPJlDBzEQ/v-deo.html Jim Brown (who Chris worked with for years) walks us through the design of the Eagle 53. The rig on this boat may end up on cruising boats before long. Cheers :)
I would lower my rippers till they almost touch the ground, that lowers the centre of gravity somewhat and gives a bit more stability, same goes for backing up a steep slope lowering the rippers moves the weight further back and helps with traction, done it heaps of times.
There where 3 cool Chris White Catamarans in the marina when we were there. www.chriswhitedesigns.com/a42 www.chriswhitedesigns.com/a47-mastfoil www.chriswhitedesigns.com/atlantic-70f
@@OnboardLifestyle Such Cool boats. That 47 with Mast Foils looks so unique, would love to see a long term owners perspective, but there is so little content of it on UA-cam
I watch all your vids so know the score but think you should make a point at the beginning of each to explain that Teal is medically 'Light Duty'. Keep up the good work ladies.
If Linh or Emma had a real problem with how he instructs do you really think we'd see it in the video? I I also notice that you choose to ignore the part where he praises the work when it's complete.
@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 If you need the author of the directions to explain them while you're doing them and can't just take them and run unassisted, then the directions are bad. She was confused at step #1. All too often folks forget what it was like before they learned and assume that everyone knows what they know. As a memory jogger for himself, Teal's directions are great. As a teaching tool for someone who has never spliced a rope before, they're awful.
@@theTeslaFalcon Since they only showed a few minutes of the work, you really can't say how much trouble she had. On the first illustration, she asked a question which he answered and then she carried on with the work.
@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 Can u not tell by the tone of their voices both her frustration and confusion and his befuddlement that it wasn't obvious? If I saw "fin" on a set of directions, I'd think it was the end and be VERY confused why is said "fin" in step 1.
Well done ladies 👏👏👏🫡🥰
Thank you!! 😁
Linh...you can do it...nice work..even with the camera looking over you!!
Lol, that was the most nerve-wracking about the projects. I know he can do it better than me, but has to give the reins to me to complete them. 🥵🥵
Thankyou
👊👊👊knocking it out the park girls!! 🌟🌟🌟
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!! 💗💗
safe travels
Thanks Robin!! 😁
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice work crew‼️ Always tons to do. See you next time.✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝️ 👙 🌞 ✨
Need to sart a Linh fan club 😊
Fantasic cook, Sewing, painting, great a general boat work, beautiful and loves working with thickened expoxy, She is a keeper Teal 😊
She's the best!! 💗💗💗
Man that was a beautiful professional splice. I could never make a splice look that good.
Love my Sailrite
One day I will get one for myself. This was a loaner. Great machine to have onboard. 😊
You ladies are doing awesome. !!!!
Thank you!!! 😁😁💗💗
Brilliant eye splice Linh 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Great splice. To get that last bit sucked back in, use a winch to put a heavy load on it and something a little larger , like an under size eyelet that fits inside the eye of the splice that it rounded, so it won't bind. Former BM3 USCG
Thanks Alan! Hi to Mac!
Nice work
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
that is very nice for the 1st time
Arrrh the women doing boat work the captain must be in heaven !! LOL 😂!!
Thanks guys!
I've been watching your videos for a long time and as a father of 2 18 year old boys, it's very interesting to me, how Emma has developed over the past few years. Today I have to compliment you Emma, you have greatly improved the way you comment on videos. For me as a German, your voice is now much easier to understand in this video because you speak much more clearly and slowly, and your voice has become a little deeper for that. Now I understand you without subtitles. Excellent!
The art of the eye splice. I wonder how many of the top youtube sailing channels can make an eye splice in double braid?
Impressive.. well done girls
Thanks!! 😁😁
I’m glad your using the right name for the Fid
Never hassle a woman with scissors, Teal.
I've loved your projects since watching you plug through holes in Seattle (Basik, not the city) during the plague
Nice job Linh and Emma! Linh I know how confusing doing an eye splice is on that line the first time. I was trying to read it out of a book and was sure it was going to wind up in a giant knot but it didn't. Three strand splices are much easier. Well done.
That’s the fastest 16 minutes of my weekend. Thanks for sharing you guys. Be safe out there. See you next week.
Thanks! You too!
Thanks John! So happy to see you liked it!
Linh knocked it out of the park this episode!!! Emma is becoming an even better deckhand. The more new tasks they take on the more their confidence will build.
Thanks! To be honest, Emma and I both know how to do these chores, but we like to play to our strengths. It is nice to be able to shore up one another when one of us is down though.
Linh with the grand slam. And Teal with the ohhhh so complicated diagrams and directions
Teal, your injury was a blessing in disguise. The ladies have really stepped up. Their confidence is going through the roof and you are doing such an awesome job of getting them up to speed. What an amazing family you have!!!❤
Linh, great job, that is a new skill you have mastered. Captain Teal great teaching with the directions. Get ready to sail. Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks Jerry! I have to admit, it was a pretty cool feeling when it all pulled and cinched up at the end. We always look forward to seeing your comments. Cheers!
Boat work, Love it! Health & happiness to you! Safe travels ❤️
I subscribe to seven cruising channels. Currently, two have no boat, two do major boatwork, one sails and does minor boatwork, and two sail.
Wow! Mom has a nice sewing machine and dad's got the awesome crimper.. Missing Compass tho....
Great "teamwork" and editing job.
Much appreciated!
Doing a great job ladies...
Good job Linh ! You ladies rock.
Thank you! We're doing our best until the Captain gets better! Cheers!
Was so nice to see how Linh and Emma step up to get things done that Teal would normally do. In the long run it will only make them stronger sailors. Was also very pleasant to see how well Teal and Linh were to each other through the frustration of doing things even when not comfortable. You are such an inspiration to so many others on how a family can be. Fair winds and following sea's
Thanks David! It's nice that we are capable of jumping in to take over when one of us is down. As much as we sometimes get frustrated, it makes the jobs better when you can laugh at yourself. Cheers!
OMG. I was laughing so hard with the rope fiding (am I using this correctly?). This was such a couple's exercise. Excellent job Linh and great coaching Teal!
Glad you enjoyed it!
In the future girls to make it a lot easier for you when Teal whips out again, if you have to use the crimper, the two of you, one of you can support it the other one can tie a tourniquet around it, and twist, that way you’ll get a lot more leverage to be able to make the crimp,
And when you think Linh couldn't be anymore perfect....
She is one in a million for sure!
Good job Linh!
I love The Whitsundays 🥰🐬🐋⚓️🏖🌴☀️😎& will be back there @ towards the end of October! 👏 Thanks for Sharing. 🇦🇺
One day, we'll get to experience the Whitsundays. Enjoy!
We kept waiting for Linh's best line ever to Teal, UNCLINCH!! Thanks for that one Linh, my wife Sherri now uses it on me regularly.
Lol, you're welcome guys! 😂😂😂
Great job ladies! Makes me think of Rosie the Riveter poster-“We Can Do It!” 💪🏼👍 ! Hope you know how lucky you are Teal !?! Y’all stay safe and healthy ⛵️
Arrrrh all you need now is the parrot and a hook on your bad arm you will never need to do boat work again ! 😂!
Just goes to show Teal.....You can be replaced😊......
Fairwinds from the @captainschair
It’s funny how we don’t really know how much we are each contributing to a relationship/organization/crew until one of the group is knocked out for a while!!
You are absolutely correct about that. We think we know how much the other person does, but not really know until we are in their shoes. Thanks for watching!
The captain is fortunate to have such a competent crew. He is living my dream. I always wanted to go to sea with an all girl crew. LOL. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
I think Teal was very close to being poked with a fid! nice splice.
I think so too! Thanks!
Good work Linh :)
Thanks!
To me Teal is the crew. Mom and daughter are captain and first officer.
He is the grease monkey and handyman on board.
A Captain of a vessel reduced to maintenance ?
The big decisions re destinations are probably taken by mom... and when she says enough is enough that is when the captain speaks
LOL. I know the struggle of teaching the ladies of the house how to do projects, especially when they have been used to Daddy doing ALL the projects for years. I thought that was an absolutely beautiful spice Linh.
These women aren't exactly helpless when working on projects and repairing systems. Teal might have been the lead on most projects but they were right there along side him learning and helping. Linh has been up the mast a number of times taking care of business.
@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 Mine have operated bulldozers, excavators, and help build log homes. I didn't say they didn't do anything. I said I know the struggle. Teaching ladies task that come more natural to men is a thing. Our minds operate differently.
There are times when at a glance I can't tell if I'm seeing Linh or Emma
Lol, I'll give you an easy hint.....the taller one is Emma. 🙈
Nice work this week.
Thank you! Cheers!
Linh is so much better in the kitchen. I swear Teal must have a whole Home Depot on board
The injury turns out to be advantageous to the entire crew! Teal gets to heal, the girls get more confident in maintenance skills.
Donate for a Dream.
Poor Linh.
Hi guys, Lynn, you did a fantastic job making that eye in that rope , keep up the good work , Love your videos Cliff from Logan city Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 from the big island 🏝️
Thank you! Will do!
Thank you! It's been a lot of work, but we'll pushing through. 😊😊
Okay, I have to comment on this: you guys are tied up across from a Chris White Atlantic 42, "Lightspeed," and then at 1:44 you show an Atlantic 47 (with twin MastFoils) sailing past the docks. Are you guys trying to tell us something? Also, that sail loft looks like a great setup, from time to time they could clear things out and host a big luau! And it was a good clinic watching Linh working on the topping lift. She did a great job!
Lol, we have come across quite a few Chris Whites here. PV Sailing is a great loft here in La Cruz and Mike and Cat host many gatherings/workshops to help educate the cruising community as well as leading up the La Cruz Cruisers Kids Club. They are good people. 😊😊😊
@@linhgobenyt Awesome! You guys might get a kick out of this - another exotic rig on a truly exotic boat: ua-cam.com/video/KoGPJlDBzEQ/v-deo.html
Jim Brown (who Chris worked with for years) walks us through the design of the Eagle 53. The rig on this boat may end up on cruising boats before long. Cheers :)
Is an ocean crossing ever going to be on the cards?
I would lower my rippers till they almost touch the ground, that lowers the centre of gravity somewhat and gives a bit more stability, same goes for backing up a steep slope lowering the rippers moves the weight further back and helps with traction, done it heaps of times.
Great video, nice team work!
Glad you enjoyed it Mike!
@1:45 Did you get a chance to check out that Chris White catamaran with wing Foils??
There where 3 cool Chris White Catamarans in the marina when we were there.
www.chriswhitedesigns.com/a42
www.chriswhitedesigns.com/a47-mastfoil
www.chriswhitedesigns.com/atlantic-70f
@@OnboardLifestyle Such Cool boats. That 47 with Mast Foils looks so unique, would love to see a long term owners perspective, but there is so little content of it on UA-cam
@@camdening7315 Maybe next time we run into one of these cats again, we'll do a walkthrough and in-depth interview with the owner.
I watch all your vids so know the score but think you should make a point at the beginning of each to explain that Teal is medically 'Light Duty'. Keep up the good work ladies.
Noted!
LETS GOOOOOOO!!!
What was that cat that came in with the duel masts ? Another awesome video thanks.
www.chriswhitedesigns.com/atlantic-47-mastfoil
@@OnboardLifestyle Thank you . Hope Teal is healing well.
"I am woman, hear me roar" !
👍
I need to rent these lovely young ladies for about a month.😅
I'm surprised there wasn't a trip to the hospital to said thid
Always good to see you all. Linh, I see that you got your heavy duty sewing machine.
I wish! I borrowed the machine from a friend who was in the marina. This is a great community that always is willing to help out if they can.
@@linhgobenyt 😞 One of these days. I imagine that it is a really expensive tool.
Emma is too cute❤
You need some baggywrinkles on the wear points.
👍🧿
I think that both Linh and Emma will both learn a new respect for the work that Teal does on the boat while he is healing.
They don't need to learn that, it was already there.
:)
😊
Captain Useless and the Wonder Girls
Geez, I'd hate the skipper to teach me anything, terrible instructions, and little or no patience 😮
If Linh or Emma had a real problem with how he instructs do you really think we'd see it in the video? I I also notice that you choose to ignore the part where he praises the work when it's complete.
Those splicing directions are AWFUL!
It looked to me like she ended up with a pretty good product. Must not have been too bad.
@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122
If you need the author of the directions to explain them while you're doing them and can't just take them and run unassisted, then the directions are bad. She was confused at step #1.
All too often folks forget what it was like before they learned and assume that everyone knows what they know. As a memory jogger for himself, Teal's directions are great. As a teaching tool for someone who has never spliced a rope before, they're awful.
@@theTeslaFalcon Since they only showed a few minutes of the work, you really can't say how much trouble she had. On the first illustration, she asked a question which he answered and then she carried on with the work.
@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122
Can u not tell by the tone of their voices both her frustration and confusion and his befuddlement that it wasn't obvious? If I saw "fin" on a set of directions, I'd think it was the end and be VERY confused why is said "fin" in step 1.
@@theTeslaFalcon It says fid. Splicing tool.
Linh should have a go at making Baggywrinkle. Best thing to stop chafe