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i have two boats and just sold a 15 meter.. but not yet got the boat i want and not yet planned fully. Thanks for your videos. what do you think i could afford to live with with savings of 240,000$ and a monthly income of 10,000$ ++??
I agree with the comfort of living in a small space, it does feel safe. I'm not a longterm boat person but I am a van person and that is a goal of mine. You've given me encouragement to continue with the goal. Thanks
♥️♥️♥️ You can do it I have done it I lived in a camper van for 15 years moved on a little sailboats for the summers and just finally got my live aboard boat moving on in May
@@matthewwilson5019 Yeah Matthew, yer not the only one! I just wanted to rent one for a yr and anchor up in one of the harbors near where I live and write...but it ain't fer amateurs I can see that now! Safer to dream than to do!
I just wanted to say that I took my dog and cat with me when I crossed the Atlantic by ship from Montreal to Copenhagen back in the early 70s. The ship had a special deck for pets and I forget how my dog relieved himself (the cats were in large cages) but I have pictures of him with a mile-wide grin on his face while in the background the ship is rolling in a huge wave while he is steadfast with his legs apart and loving it. Such great memories. Animals adapt but I am sorry to hear that their dog will not pee on the boat. Training as a puppy may have fixed that but maybe an animal behaviorist could help them out.
9:02 Ha, I feel this...deeply. So much work, but very much worth the effort. Lovely tour and a beautiful dog. Perhaps we'll see you out there one day. Fair winds to you. -Monique
Try it first, from 2010 till now $10,000 US per year average, cruising full time on Windora and a shit load of miles, includes flying halfway around the world home 3 times. We have never ran out of RUM. 😊⛵🌏⛵🌏 Phil and Lynda
Next boat we will get a sail boat well a cat would be cool if we had the money. We have 2 dogs 2 kids and hubby and I, our boat gets tight but we love it 😊 new subscribers
Lovely couple and a great experience they are living. I get sea sick so it's not an option for me unless I stayed docked. But being hugged by ones environment is the best.
Wow! I just noticed you have 2.26 million subscribers now plus me. Did you realize that your are the Kings and queens of UA-cam? Why have I never heard of you folks here in BC Canada?
So Inspiring guys! I just bought my first 30 foot sailboat last year and absolutely love it but also cant wait to get a slightly bigger boat. You did a great job illustrating what the difference between a 30 and 40 footer is. Doesnt sound like all that much more but its a LOT more boat. Keep it up guys I want to see more! Maybe some astroturf for that dog guys, and just spray it off or dip it in the ocean to "clean it". Holding your pee sucks!
I want this life! Gosh, it seems like CA is the way to go. So beautiful. I love that boat too, its cost but has so much room. They are so perfectly fit for that lifestyle too. I wish I could go learn welding haha that is amazing! Go girl!
Great to see a young couple living their dream. The PNW is as fine a cruising ground as anywhere in the world. I hope to see you in the Gulf islands. I will be aboard my C&C 35. AL.
The owner of sistership to my vessel did the Northwest Passage in 2009 (Victoria to Halifax). His book 'The New Northwest Passage' is a very good read. I have a copy, if you wish to read it. I'm in Canoe Cove
I also live aboard full time and wouldn’t go back to land life , weather doesn’t really effect us but damn fixing the boat sure can become over welming.
lol, as with most things, the reality is quite different than expectation...there's a lot of work, and expense, and inconvenience involved, and in the winter it is very cold and wet.
living in a tent on a city street is also amazing...completely a new experience with new challenges and an opportunity for daily spiritual growth while meeting new ppl with different views.
oh a buddy of mine I served with in the US Armed Forces Live on a boat year-round in Porta Rico dos this for his dog He got some of this rymar everblade 50 astroturf the dog gos 1 and 2 on this and he uses a hose to clean the number one-off and uses number 2 in a self-composting toilet which he later uses in his plants on his boat
I would love to go sailing around the world, but one question I've never seen answered by a youtuber is how one can get needed medication while sailing? Both my husband and I have a few meds that we need to take daily, for the rest of our lives, how difficult is it to deal with large amounts of meds when sailing (both from the "how do you store it so it doesn't get wet and ruined", and "how do you deal with declaring a thousand pills for the next year+ when you pull into port"?)
There are sailing doctors who provide a years worth of meds. And you do declare them. The only thing is you have to be mindful of is the fact that some medications that are legal in some places are not in others.
I have the fortune of having a boat in my yard I can learn on for free. Like buying a boat to repair and resell is a terrible idea especially if there's fiberglass damage.
I lived in an RV for years had to work every day to pay fuel as each time you moved was ten dollars and that was using every free space you could find, and now that list is getting smaller for the free spaces. I have this understanding from magazine like latitude 38 and others that this is happening with sail boats Too just not as fast as there are still alott of free places left. I hope just to have a sail boat as a home soon Will see.
thats like saying staying in your house gets boring. To each their own, boat life isnt for everyone but for those that choose it as their HOME its just that... HOME! been living aboard for 3 years now, and never been bored.
These people are good humans, think of all the dogs around the world that are abused , look at this Doggie and think again about your comment. They love him.
@@omsmada I agree with you, it seems odd to bring a dog with when they live on the water. Regardless of how much they love the dog it’s still not a very fitting home for an animal that needs space to run and play.
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i have two boats and just sold a 15 meter.. but not yet got the boat i want and not yet planned fully. Thanks for your videos. what do you think i could afford to live with with savings of 240,000$ and a monthly income of 10,000$ ++??
I agree with the comfort of living in a small space, it does feel safe. I'm not a longterm boat person but I am a van person and that is a goal of mine. You've given me encouragement to continue with the goal. Thanks
We feel the same way, Nyisha! So cozy in a van! Thanks for watching :)
alot of ppl doing major time in prison also share your view.
@@johncampbell829 Small, yes. Cosy, sort of. Nomadic, no.
♥️♥️♥️ You can do it I have done it I lived in a camper van for 15 years moved on a little sailboats for the summers and just finally got my live aboard boat moving on in May
We wish them safe sailing.❤
Freedom is priceless and the true meaning of life! I wish I could reach it in the near future😄
Small enough to 'feel hugged by my home'. Lovely way to express it. 💕
Thanks guys! It was so lovely to have you onboard and I loved how you filmed this. Great job like always!
I loved spending the day on board with you! Thanks so much for sharing your story with us! We're excited to keep following your adventures :)
i dream about living on a sailboat, sailboats are a passion of mine, but im not skilled like you are with repairs.
@@matthewwilson5019
Yeah Matthew, yer not the only one!
I just wanted to rent one for a yr and anchor up in one of the harbors near where I live and write...but it ain't fer amateurs I can see that now!
Safer to dream than to do!
@@charonstyxferryman yea thats true
loved you guys. subbed to your channel!
I just wanted to say that I took my dog and cat with me when I crossed the Atlantic by ship from Montreal to Copenhagen back in the early 70s. The ship had a special deck for pets and I forget how my dog relieved himself (the cats were in large cages) but I have pictures of him with a mile-wide grin on his face while in the background the ship is rolling in a huge wave while he is steadfast with his legs apart and loving it. Such great memories. Animals adapt but I am sorry to hear that their dog will not pee on the boat. Training as a puppy may have fixed that but maybe an animal behaviorist could help them out.
What an amazing couple! Working together all the way through the off-grid living experience.
God bless 🙏
They are so sincere and I can see how much they love their dog. Fair winds.
Such a beautiful setup you have. Enjoy every second.
9:02 Ha, I feel this...deeply. So much work, but very much worth the effort. Lovely tour and a beautiful dog. Perhaps we'll see you out there one day. Fair winds to you. -Monique
I love them both, they are very sincere and they learn from mistakes getting the best. Thank you for sharing.
This is what I want in a few years! Steel is the way to go up in the North!
Great video👍 I like how truthful and down to earth the couple are 💕
I love the honesty of your videos. Great one!
Sailing, the most expensive way to travel for free!
HA! True!
Try it first, from 2010 till now $10,000 US per year average, cruising full time on Windora and a shit load of miles, includes flying halfway around the world home 3 times. We have never ran out of RUM. 😊⛵🌏⛵🌏 Phil and Lynda
Its the only way to travel free , there's no other form of transport that is this free
Next boat we will get a sail boat well a cat would be cool if we had the money. We have 2 dogs 2 kids and hubby and I, our boat gets tight but we love it 😊 new subscribers
I have always wanted to do this. But I hate maintenance and I know that is a huge thing. It is key to have the skills to maintain yourself.
True dat
Lovely couple and a great experience they are living. I get sea sick so it's not an option for me unless I stayed docked. But being hugged by ones environment is the best.
Beautifully done video. Living on a boat is not something that I'd like to do, but watching this video was just great!
may joy always follow you
Wow! I just noticed you have 2.26 million subscribers now plus me. Did you realize that your are the Kings and queens of UA-cam?
Why have I never heard of you folks here in BC Canada?
So Inspiring guys! I just bought my first 30 foot sailboat last year and absolutely love it but also cant wait to get a slightly bigger boat. You did a great job illustrating what the difference between a 30 and 40 footer is. Doesnt sound like all that much more but its a LOT more boat. Keep it up guys I want to see more! Maybe some astroturf for that dog guys, and just spray it off or dip it in the ocean to "clean it". Holding your pee sucks!
I want this life! Gosh, it seems like CA is the way to go. So beautiful. I love that boat too, its cost but has so much room. They are so perfectly fit for that lifestyle too. I wish I could go learn welding haha that is amazing! Go girl!
What a beautiful view❤️
Great to see a young couple living their dream.
The PNW is as fine a cruising ground as anywhere in the world.
I hope to see you in the Gulf islands.
I will be aboard my C&C 35.
AL.
fantastic job guys - you'll get there, keep your eye on the prize.
Beautiful boat. I'm looking at a 45' Ganley. I'm a little nervous about rust. Like your vid.
Wonderful experience be safe always tnx and God bless all of us.
You have to be able to make your own water to drink. that is a must
You guys always have,good vibes 🐎💛🐎💛🦄🐎
you are an amazing couple!
Sweet boat. Love the dog.
Just saw the Theodora R yesterday...Good Luck guys!
Beautiful boat!
Super inspiring couple! I’ll check out their UA-cam channel for sure 👍👍👍
Thanks Alex!! You're the best :)
Well done…be safe and stay on course…
The owner of sistership to my vessel did the Northwest Passage in 2009 (Victoria to Halifax). His book 'The New Northwest Passage' is a very good read. I have a copy, if you wish to read it. I'm in Canoe Cove
your dog is adorable ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I also live aboard full time and wouldn’t go back to land life , weather doesn’t really effect us but damn fixing the boat sure can become over welming.
To live on a sailboat must be an amazing experience. 💗😍
lol, as with most things, the reality is quite different than expectation...there's a lot of work, and expense, and inconvenience involved, and in the winter it is very cold and wet.
living in a tent on a city street is also amazing...completely a new experience with new challenges and an opportunity for daily spiritual growth while meeting new ppl with different views.
it is! We love living aboard
Great vlog 👍
Nice boat!
Wow 😳 amazing
Yes this sailor has carpal tunnel from the tools we used to chip paint and rust on an arleigh burke destroyer. been in a storm yet?
This is a great example of what is called a power couple
what a good doggo
Good life .bless u with warm wishes ..
Cool! l We also live on a sailboat, preparing to sail the world.
Subbed, looking forward to your journey!
You are living the dream.
Awesome.
It's a dream life except those who are seasick like me. Awesome.
♥️ Living in a Boat Super ♥️
Beautiful to see a Canadian Flag onboard...wishing you the very best of what mother nature has to give you, EH...LOL
oh a buddy of mine I served with in the US Armed Forces Live on a boat year-round in Porta Rico dos this for his dog He got some of this rymar everblade 50 astroturf the dog gos 1 and 2 on this and he uses a hose to clean the number one-off and uses number 2 in a self-composting toilet which he later uses in his plants on his boat
An electric outboard on the dingy? First time I've seen one.
For sure it does look pretty awesome 👍
Do an aluminum boat… done a similar thing with a 60ft motor sailer. Aluminum has some advantages over steel.
Very beautiful 😍👍
👍😎👍 Very nice Boat. What are the reals on deck used for?
bro learnt a lot of stuff doing this
Having that rental property seems like a good backup plan, even if they say it isn't. I doubt at 60 or 70 they're still be able to live like this
theres plenty of old salts I know that are well into their 80s living just like this. its not for everyone, but i wouldnt be doubtful.
Way Cool
Cool 😎
Hi folks, I own a 50 ft steel junk rigged schooner. Could you please refer me to your insurer who allowed the wood stove. Regards, Billy
I would love to go sailing around the world, but one question I've never seen answered by a youtuber is how one can get needed medication while sailing? Both my husband and I have a few meds that we need to take daily, for the rest of our lives, how difficult is it to deal with large amounts of meds when sailing (both from the "how do you store it so it doesn't get wet and ruined", and "how do you deal with declaring a thousand pills for the next year+ when you pull into port"?)
that makes it very tough. you would plan your adventures around where you can get your medications
There are sailing doctors who provide a years worth of meds. And you do declare them. The only thing is you have to be mindful of is the fact that some medications that are legal in some places are not in others.
Wanted to say I think it can be difficult for a dog to be without a companion and without much to explore...
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Did it for five years... may return ;)
heck yah!
Nice, amazing but very difficult and hard terms
I have the fortune of having a boat in my yard I can learn on for free. Like buying a boat to repair and resell is a terrible idea especially if there's fiberglass damage.
not ideal for everybody but I know a lot of people that make it work
I wish I was a welder or a mechanic now
Where on earth does the dog relieve itself?
@@spritsfal5088 That's love right there!
land or they have a potty pad on the bow. we know a lot of boaters that do this.
'Northern Climate' could be subtropical or even tropical in the Southern Hemisphere.
seems like a nice alternative to sitting in a cubical all day every day.
?? That's an extreme case of the shits?
@@slabbyrider8665 what?
@@crowsbridge the jokes gone over your head then 🙄
@@slabbyrider8665 ok
Sailing is like being stuck in a prison cell with the added risk of drowning……….that’s why I love it 😍
R u guys still on the boat?
I lived in an RV for years had to work every day to pay fuel as each time you moved was ten dollars and that was using every free space you could find, and now that list is getting smaller for the free spaces.
I have this understanding from magazine like latitude 38 and others that this is happening with sail boats Too just not as fast as there are still alott of free places left.
I hope just to have a sail boat as a home soon Will see.
anchoring is free.
You need an onboard solar powered water maker
I hope you take your dog ashore and let him run often. Just walking a few feet at a time for a long stretch will freeze up his joints.
Max is well loved and taken care of :)
@@skeingamepodcast5993 that didn't answer the question though.
It's not your dog, stop worrying about how other people do things
What live-aboard course did you guys take?
they are offered through ASA but not necessary to live aboard.
don't you y'all have a reverse osmosis system for water collection
Do you guys worry about Pirates?
Here early 😍😍🔥
How do you charge every thing, could not see any sola panels??
Five minutes and it shows all the solar panels
You need an eye exam.
@@Eztliz Yes i do.
Thats it I'm making a sailboat youtube channel
do it! Join us!
@@sailingavocet I will!!!
almost sounded liuke they quit before they gave up!
CONNECT WITH MY FRIEND CAPT RICK MOORE OF SOPHISTICATED LADY...HE'S FROM CANADA AS WELL
thought him elon must xD
No kids.
?
why are they pretending they take their dog to shore every time it needs to pee?....
they may have a pee pad, we know cruisers that use one onboard for their dogs. Not our cup of tea, we have a cat onboard
Yeah, no. Just no. Terra firma for me always. Cheers 🥂 to all our different preferences.
to each their own! We love living on a boat
that dog is so miserable :( poor pup
Their dog looked miserable
Divorce hooooo
huh?
A boat is no place for a dog
Unless yo can stay in nice hotels for a few weeks. Boats get boring fast.
Depends on the company.
thats like saying staying in your house gets boring. To each their own, boat life isnt for everyone but for those that choose it as their HOME its just that... HOME! been living aboard for 3 years now, and never been bored.
Is that elon Elon Musks little brother?
Is that Elon Musk?
kind of feels improper to bring a dog to live on a boat, though.
These people are good humans, think of all the dogs around the world that are abused , look at this Doggie and think again about your comment. They love him.
@@malmoran8643 A dog needs room to walk and run around to truly be happy - and healthy.
@@omsmada Give it a rest there looking after the old boy.
@@malmoran8643 they're keeping him trapped on a boat all day....
@@omsmada I agree with you, it seems odd to bring a dog with when they live on the water. Regardless of how much they love the dog it’s still not a very fitting home for an animal that needs space to run and play.
Sailing is not environmently friendly!
Please do check the beautiful family sailing all around the world @sailing zatara
or us! Sailing Avocet!