If you're expecting bad conditions best use rubber snubbers in your mooring lines. Also - good way of easing the pressure on cleats is to wrap a few turns of line around a winch drum on its way back to the cleat. Enjoy your UK break. Best. Mark.
Some Fantastic videos over the past 8 or so months guys well done and thank you. Have a safe trip home and enjoy Christmas with your family here in the UK, keep safe and something to ponder on over the next month I've watched every video and each time I just can't help thinking that for the type of travelling you do you would love doing up a van and enjoy touring without mooring fees and no rocking on the swells. Merry Christmas all...
⚡️⛈Yikes,,,,those storms looked crazy🌪⛈!!! You’re both so practical & seem to manage everything thrown at you! Big respect to you both & another totally fab video,,,,love love love you,,,,,🌟❌Momma❌🌟. Oh yes,,,,was there anything else you were looking forward to other than the TV, kitchen, lounge etc etc😂😂😂😂😂😂
Another great video. I found you through the Awkward's stream. I really have enjoyed everything I have seen of yours so far. I wish you all the best!!!
You both have a daily optimistic outlook and concerns of the moment usually only last a short while. Makes for diverse and interesting episodes. Have a safe trip back to the UK!! Thank you!
Even when it all goes wrong, you two still seem to take it on the chin and get on with it - lovely to see! We'd have to put in a word for Kiwi though; maybe you just got unlucky - twice we've had to contact them when airlines/bus operators have cancelled or changed something, and both times Kiwi have been on the ball and fixed it without question.
OH,OH, for the canals of France, where the weed is thick, and the sun is hot and the winds ,Don,t blow . If it,s only the nuts have fallen off put some spring washers on and then the nuts . Another great video , are you taking the boat out of the water whilst you go home . Take care and stay safe .
YOUR WELCOM ,that about how far I go ,glad you raised a smile ,as I do watching you two , I did think your fingers were coming off with the chopper thing ,kindest regards
Hi Mark & Nadiyana, Not good weather or marina or Kiwi, is it. We always pay by credit card, they will fight many battles for you. Glad you enjoyed the Oceanographic Musee, went there back in the early 80s, Jacques Cousteau was the Curator and it was so interesting. I bet the exhibits have changed since then. Good to see the aquarium's still there. The egg sacs are known as a Mermaids Purse, and those Pigeons. were really Collared Doves. Re: the failed cleats, I would advocate putting them back in place with mucho sealant to make them water tight, and do a proper repair next season. The best place for mooring cleats are on the deck. Use your winches to fix your mooring lines to and avoid those old springs (useful) from making any contact with Good Tidings. Get them nearer to the pontoon. If you can, double up your mooring lines before leaving the boat for any length of time. Get yourselves home and soak up the love from the family. Kind Regards, Barnacle Bern SY Cadbri
Owhh that's bad what happenned :O i am sorry it happened to you. Every 10 years or so, you should take all the fittings out (cleats, winches, rails, everythig) and put them back in and seal them well with some sikaflex. It prevents things like that to happen and it prevents them from leaking. I hope you will do it on your next boat :). And for the seasickness there is a drug you can easily find in France (its like patches you put behind your ears) its called Scopolamine, she doesnt have to wear it all the time, but when you are stuck in a very bad anchorage, it can be usefull and make her life a little bit easier :)
We are the awkwards, the awkwards, the awkwards! we are the awkwards family! Was watching the stream live, nice to see the parts we couldn't see, because of the bad connection. Have a nice time on land.
@@kenpole1840 they are pretty small but I can see how that would've come about. Probably better off replacing them with some stainless steel, or a much bigger/thicker wooden one...
Those cleats get me thinking too m’dears. Not as strong as deck cleats for mooring me thinks. Perhaps a way bigger metal backing plate would spread the load. Also extra nut on each bolt to prevent them working loose. Direction of your lines to dock important too. Hope you get time before you go to have Good Tidings snug in her berth. Happy festive season Wildlings ❤️⛵️⚓️🍻
I hope you managed to reposition those springs before you left. They were doing a real job on your bulwarks and may well have ground a few more inches off before you get back. At least get some lock washers on those cleat bolts. Nylocs maybe plus a load of sealant underneath.
I went be the first to suggest using winches to secure in heavy weather. If you can get a decent lead for your wraps without chafe that is. A headsail traveller as a fair lead is plausible, they have fastenings designed for big loads too. Just need to make sure you have plenty of anti-chafe rigged. Looks like those springs have already had a chew at the toe rail and could well get through the glass fibre given long enough.
That's scary and on top of that the big boats ain't moving and yours is bouncing all over the place I bet you guys got super sick!! You guys be safe out there I know we're all out here thinking about you!!
Hey guys! Great video once again, really enjoyed it :) hope you enjoy your time back home in England, and keep your awesome videos coming! Never book flights through 3rd party websites! You run a big risk of losing money if something goes wrong as you experienced... hope you manage to get your money back. Always try book directly with the airlines :) take care!
The storm didnt break your boat ... you did ... you cant use cleats meant for sheets as mooring cleats ... they can and will tear out ... if you need to use those cleats then take a turn or two around a winch first then make fast to those cleats if there is no other option ... when you leave the boat on your 'holiday' make sure its looked after correctly with someone checking on it and make sure its moored correctly ...bow and stern line and a fore and an aft spring lines at the very least ... dont rely on your shock absorber springs, yes they are good to a degree but there is no substitute to mooring correctly ... sometimes asking for advice from a seasoned sailor is good insurance ... old 'salts are usually willing to share of their experiences and knowledge ... good luck with it and enjoy it all as more life experiences ...
Hi guys. Reporting in from NZ. So umm, is it ok to drink the beer I was saving for you.? It has a short shelf life you realise. Lol. However doesn't take long to restock. Cheers from 12k miles away. Take care and stay safe.
Storm Alex ended 3rd October. I heard mention of it being the Sunday after In the vid yet the vid was only published on 27th Nov. That’s a 7 weeks delay.. Maybe you should do topic focus style vids rather than a captains vlog chronicle coz voyager 1 reports back faster than you do. 😆
Just keep that sense of humour, the age old cliché, shit happens, it's happened to us all, those cleats on the cockpit coamings are for your sheets not mooring lines, by using them the way you did the bolts are in tension and not shear, enough load and they will break or pull the glass clean out, a bit late now lesson learned, when in doubt use your sheet winches, love the channel, cheers 👍👍⛵
it's a DOVE.........crikey 'Bachelors Bolognese'...........500g mince/sausage, 1 onion, 1 garlic clove, 1 can Heinz spaghetti in tomato sauce...wa-lah. Goodness in jaffles as well, the next day........... peace
You seen nothing yet ,i live onboard in south japan typhoon area ,common each year.your cleats need hudge back plating and they are tiny too.good luck .
Youre going to have to rebed your cleats. You'll need some 5200 and some butyl tape. Go around all of your mooring cleats and make sure that they are all right and tight. You guys will be ok .... ⛵💕🌠
Well not to sad at least the fibreglass was not damaged , a good idea to periodically go around the boat and check all nuts and bolts are tight ( vibration on a boat can do some weird things ) along with shackles and split pins haven t fell out , all lessons sent to teach to be one up for next time
Silly me of course it is. Every boat needs a chemanti. And if you can’t find a chemanti gat a machete and failing that you could make do with a silly old clever.
Time to secure the boat best you can and take a vacation from the sea 🙂 ... do like we do up here in Scandinavia, put the boat on the hard an forget about it until Easter... well, we actually don’t forget, we just dream about next sailing season 😂
I KNOW THE MED CAN BE UNFORGIVING THIS TIME OF THE YEAR GETTING ON SHORE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE HELPS THE BLUES HAVE A A SAFE HOMETRIP AND ACHEF AND AGrand master ON the same family awesome LOVE U all Merrychristmas thanks 4 the best gift of all the gift of love and understanding this DISABLE Vet REMEMBER Its not what u do 4 ur community today but WHAT U do 4 them tomorrow LOVE FREDDIE
Thanks Freddie! We're glad you appreciate us, even with all your experience. Merry Christmas to you too! We'll be uploading every Friday still to keep you entertained
The muffin research kitchen, FZ,,,,,,,,,, rather be on my mooring (which I'm, I ivng on )in a storm than in a marina ,any day ,and in wellington NZ, we get lots of storms ,,, lately,
If it were warmer and I was a few years younger, I would definitely want to go on a boat trip again ... I hope that Nadiyana is better again! I could do with a couple of sausages :-) All the best to you both!
As far as I can work out, Kiwi.com has nothing to do with NZ. It is a Czech company. We Kiwis have got used to foreign rip off merchants appropriating Maori and general NZ words and concepts to make themselves look trustworthy. Any company that does that sort of cultural appropriation is in my opinion inherently dodgy and should be avoided at all costs.
Hi my boat is moored in exposed conditions on a pontoon, I would recommend 16mm 3 ply stretchy line and rubber snubbers on all lines Unimer Marine U-Cleat Mooring Snubber Springs are noisy and tend to break
have a reputation in Thailand where they are widely used (cleavers), apparently Thai doctors are the best in the world at reattachments and we are not talking about fingers.
@@WildlingSailing Any company that appropriates a name that they are not entitled to, to make themselves sound trustworthy, are inherently dodgy. They are a Czech company, with nothing to do with NZ as far as I can find out.
If you're expecting bad conditions best use rubber snubbers in your mooring lines. Also - good way of easing the pressure on cleats is to wrap a few turns of line around a winch drum on its way back to the cleat. Enjoy your UK break. Best. Mark.
Some Fantastic videos over the past 8 or so months guys well done and thank you. Have a safe trip home and enjoy Christmas with your family here in the UK, keep safe and something to ponder on over the next month I've watched every video and each time I just can't help thinking that for the type of travelling you do you would love doing up a van and enjoy touring without mooring fees and no rocking on the swells. Merry Christmas all...
Awesome, great video as always guys! 🥰
⚡️⛈Yikes,,,,those storms looked crazy🌪⛈!!! You’re both so practical & seem to manage everything thrown at you! Big respect to you both & another totally fab video,,,,love love love you,,,,,🌟❌Momma❌🌟. Oh yes,,,,was there anything else you were looking forward to other than the TV, kitchen, lounge etc etc😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, seeing Dad!! 😭😭😭
Another great video. I found you through the Awkward's stream. I really have enjoyed everything I have seen of yours so far. I wish you all the best!!!
You both have a daily optimistic outlook and concerns of the moment usually only last a short while. Makes for diverse and interesting episodes. Have a safe trip back to the UK!! Thank you!
Thanks, Ed!
Hello to you guys again. Great video . I really enjoyed to watch. Good story .Have a nice holidays. Great couple 💑
Even when it all goes wrong, you two still seem to take it on the chin and get on with it - lovely to see! We'd have to put in a word for Kiwi though; maybe you just got unlucky - twice we've had to contact them when airlines/bus operators have cancelled or changed something, and both times Kiwi have been on the ball and fixed it without question.
Thanks so much for your words of encouragement! Fair play，maybe I was a bit unfair!
OH,OH, for the canals of France, where the weed is thick, and the sun is hot and the winds ,Don,t blow . If it,s only the nuts have fallen off put some spring washers on and then the nuts . Another great video , are you taking the boat out of the water whilst you go home . Take care and stay safe .
Hehe we love that little rhyme!
We'll leave her in
YOUR WELCOM ,that about how far I go ,glad you raised a smile ,as I do watching you two , I did think your fingers were coming off with the chopper thing ,kindest regards
Them posher pigeons are collared doves 🕊 great video guys, respect from the northeast United Kingdom 🇬🇧
I hadn't seen some of these videos, now I understand the cat
Keep going guys, with all these storms you’ll be proper old sea salts one day sitting in pub telling yarns of big seas and singing sea shanties 😁
Haha, yehh we'll tell of the time we were sat in marinas 😭
Always watch and enjoy. Really write a recipe book. Some of your one ring meals and cheap hacks are genius.
Don't loss heart.
Thanks, Mags!
I totally agree👍
Hi Mark & Nadiyana, Not good weather or marina or Kiwi, is it. We always pay by credit card, they will fight many battles for you. Glad you enjoyed the Oceanographic Musee, went there back in the early 80s, Jacques Cousteau was the Curator and it was so interesting. I bet the exhibits have changed since then. Good to see the aquarium's still there. The egg sacs are known as a Mermaids Purse, and those Pigeons. were really Collared Doves. Re: the failed cleats, I would advocate putting them back in place with mucho sealant to make them water tight, and do a proper repair next season. The best place for mooring cleats are on the deck. Use your winches to fix your mooring lines to and avoid those old springs (useful) from making any contact with Good Tidings. Get them nearer to the pontoon. If you can, double up your mooring lines before leaving the boat for any length of time.
Get yourselves home and soak up the love from the family. Kind Regards, Barnacle Bern SY Cadbri
Cheers, Bern for all the advice!!
Owhh that's bad what happenned :O i am sorry it happened to you. Every 10 years or so, you should take all the fittings out (cleats, winches, rails, everythig) and put them back in and seal them well with some sikaflex. It prevents things like that to happen and it prevents them from leaking. I hope you will do it on your next boat :). And for the seasickness there is a drug you can easily find in France (its like patches you put behind your ears) its called Scopolamine, she doesnt have to wear it all the time, but when you are stuck in a very bad anchorage, it can be usefull and make her life a little bit easier :)
We are the awkwards, the awkwards, the awkwards! we are the awkwards family!
Was watching the stream live, nice to see the parts we couldn't see, because of the bad connection. Have a nice time on land.
Yeowch... poor cleats! Looks like they didn't have a backing plate, or did they?
Well, guess watching 30 more seconds answered that :D
Haha!
those little pieces of wood are pitiful excuses for backing plates.
@@kenpole1840 they are pretty small but I can see how that would've come about. Probably better off replacing them with some stainless steel, or a much bigger/thicker wooden one...
Those cleats get me thinking too m’dears. Not as strong as deck cleats for mooring me thinks.
Perhaps a way bigger metal backing plate would spread the load. Also extra nut on each bolt to prevent them working loose.
Direction of your lines to dock important too.
Hope you get time before you go to have Good Tidings snug in her berth.
Happy festive season Wildlings
❤️⛵️⚓️🍻
I hope you managed to reposition those springs before you left. They were doing a real job on your bulwarks and may well have ground a few more inches off before you get back. At least get some lock washers on those cleat bolts. Nylocs maybe plus a load of sealant underneath.
Yes we did. It was just an emergency measure a day after the storm.
Looks like you needed lock washers for the cleats
I went be the first to suggest using winches to secure in heavy weather. If you can get a decent lead for your wraps without chafe that is. A headsail traveller as a fair lead is plausible, they have fastenings designed for big loads too. Just need to make sure you have plenty of anti-chafe rigged. Looks like those springs have already had a chew at the toe rail and could well get through the glass fibre given long enough.
Quite uncomfortable when moorings are wrenching about. Good video again !
Cheers, Justin!
that looked pretty gnarly. Well done on sorting it out - those line springs were a bit of a godsend!
Absolutely!!
That's scary and on top of that the big boats ain't moving and yours is bouncing all over the place I bet you guys got super sick!! You guys be safe out there I know we're all out here thinking about you!!
I remember this feeling all too well, we were tied to an unprotected pontoon when it was gusting 38+. Got hairy very quickly...
Well done you two again ,I’m having yet another let’s buy a boat and sail off inspiration
Hang in there guys. Enjoy your break, always good to get home to recharge the batteries. Looking forward to the next one, cheers for now... ;-}
Cheers, Shane!
On the bright side, at least you were in in port instead of the middle of nowhere when things started going south.
Absolutely!
Hey guys! Great video once again, really enjoyed it :) hope you enjoy your time back home in England, and keep your awesome videos coming! Never book flights through 3rd party websites! You run a big risk of losing money if something goes wrong as you experienced... hope you manage to get your money back. Always try book directly with the airlines :) take care!
You're right mate! Always in future.
@@WildlingSailing I'm literally watching your first videos now to catch up :) you guys are legendary!!
That marina was another triumph for bodge it and leg it consulting engineers. Safe home . Iwill truly miss your weekly update.
Don't worry mate, we'll still be uploading every Friday!
So when are you going back to the boat? End of December?
Actually before Christmas!
nylock nuts req for the cleats?
The storm didnt break your boat ... you did ... you cant use cleats meant for sheets as mooring cleats ... they can and will tear out ... if you need to use those cleats then take a turn or two around a winch first then make fast to those cleats if there is no other option ... when you leave the boat on your 'holiday' make sure its looked after correctly with someone checking on it and make sure its moored correctly ...bow and stern line and a fore and an aft spring lines at the very least ... dont rely on your shock absorber springs, yes they are good to a degree but there is no substitute to mooring correctly ... sometimes asking for advice from a seasoned sailor is good insurance ... old 'salts are usually willing to share of their experiences and knowledge ... good luck with it and enjoy it all as more life experiences ...
Cheers Lex, we've certainly learned our lessons!
Have a good journey back to Brexitland, I just hope you're able to come back to the boat :)
Living the dream and doing it brilliantly well.
amazing knife skills......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Haha, really?
Jeez, were those cleats just glued on??
Just a dab of super glue and there wasn't even any swell in the marina
Enjoy your time back in the uk guys ,some family time and a break from the sunshine 😎🥃cheers.
Haha yesss, certainly a break from the sunshine, but a break well needed!
You should use nylon for mooring lines.
Hi guys. Reporting in from NZ. So umm, is it ok to drink the beer I was saving for you.? It has a short shelf life you realise. Lol. However doesn't take long to restock. Cheers from 12k miles away. Take care and stay safe.
Don't worry mate, but you're going to have to restock!
@@WildlingSailing will do.
Made me smile, epic vlog...
Cheers mate!
That's a lot of sausages!
Never too many sausages!!
Nothing like muffins and cream to brighten your day
NYLOCKS’s for all screwed fittings. Stainless steel preferably.
You look dangerous with the big Shamante Machete, I agree with her don’t watch the tell-u-a-vision. You both are champions.
Aye m8’s, hope you’re able to fix new backing plates and get those cleats in place before leaving your precious home. 🔧
Yep, it wasn't so difficult in the end
Cheers guys 🥃👍
Cheers, Pal!
Lovely couple x
Storm Alex ended 3rd October. I heard mention of it being the Sunday after In the vid yet the vid was only published on 27th Nov. That’s a 7 weeks delay.. Maybe you should do topic focus style vids rather than a captains vlog chronicle coz voyager 1 reports back faster than you do. 😆
Take care, don't lose hope, every step is another lesson and if the med is too wild for you, there's other waters about.
Nadiana needs a campervan. She'd be far happier and less worried.
Another good video guys, I take it your home for Xmas then?
Nope! At the boat for Christmas!
Kiwi! Gotcha
Budget alternative option to springs is an old car tyre, attached in the middle of the mooring line. See here: ua-cam.com/video/odrNxl_nmoI/v-deo.html
Yess, heard that before!
le port Garavan a Menton est mieux protégé !! la ville agréable !!
It ain't hardly broke at all. A little elbow grease after messing with those sausages and those cleats will be good as....used...
It's true, but we have to make engaging titles and thumbnails
Thank you very much I got the postcard I will now watch the video
No worries, mate. Thanks for your support
Just keep that sense of humour, the age old cliché, shit happens, it's happened to us all, those cleats on the cockpit coamings are for your sheets not mooring lines, by using them the way you did the bolts are in tension and not shear, enough load and they will break or pull the glass clean out, a bit late now lesson learned, when in doubt use your sheet winches, love the channel, cheers 👍👍⛵
Got it! Advice noted.
Its not a macete its called bikow
Get some nyloc nuts or spring washers, poor engineering practice just nut and flat washer, also consider using "penny washers" to spread the load.
Glad u mentioned this.
it's a DOVE.........crikey
'Bachelors Bolognese'...........500g mince/sausage, 1 onion, 1 garlic clove, 1 can Heinz spaghetti in tomato sauce...wa-lah.
Goodness in jaffles as well, the next day...........
peace
Ey! It's a posh pigeon if I says it be 😂
I used to live playing chess years ago good game
You seen nothing yet ,i live onboard in south japan typhoon area ,common each year.your cleats need hudge back plating and they are tiny too.good luck .
Throw those cleats in the garbage and go get you a four point mounting attachment cleat with a good backing plate
How many sausages!
Just enough to feed us for 2 days
I'm still recomending the bottle of Rum for them quiet days 😉🤣 perhaps with a dash of coconut water captain 🤪🇧🇲
Haha, sounds delicious!
Youre going to have to rebed your cleats. You'll need some 5200 and some butyl tape.
Go around all of your mooring cleats and make sure that they are all right and tight.
You guys will be ok .... ⛵💕🌠
Well not to sad at least the fibreglass was not damaged , a good idea to periodically go around the boat and check all nuts and bolts are tight ( vibration on a boat can do some weird things ) along with shackles and split pins haven t fell out , all lessons sent to teach to be one up for next time
Absolutely right mate
That knife is a cleaver.
It's a chemanti!
Silly me of course it is. Every boat needs a chemanti. And if you can’t find a chemanti gat a machete and failing that you could make do with a silly old clever.
Time to secure the boat best you can and take a vacation from the sea 🙂 ... do like we do up here in Scandinavia, put the boat on the hard an forget about it until Easter... well, we actually don’t forget, we just dream about next sailing season 😂
There won't be much resting for us, just a short time back at home then back out to the boat!
I don't know about you, but i'm super busy with my boat, just installed purifying system for my water and heat.
There's always an endless list of things to do on a boat! I like the idea of a purification system!
@@Vinddraken but of course you do 😊
Winches for security good idea for such conditions
I KNOW THE MED CAN BE UNFORGIVING THIS TIME OF THE YEAR GETTING ON SHORE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE HELPS THE BLUES HAVE A A SAFE HOMETRIP AND ACHEF AND AGrand master ON the same family awesome LOVE U all Merrychristmas thanks 4 the best gift of all the gift of love and understanding this DISABLE Vet REMEMBER Its not what u do 4 ur community today but WHAT U do 4 them tomorrow LOVE FREDDIE
Thanks Freddie! We're glad you appreciate us, even with all your experience. Merry Christmas to you too! We'll be uploading every Friday still to keep you entertained
The muffin research kitchen, FZ,,,,,,,,,, rather be on my mooring (which I'm, I ivng on )in a storm than in a marina ,any day ,and in wellington NZ, we get lots of storms ,,, lately,
If it were warmer and I was a few years younger, I would definitely want to go on a boat trip again ... I hope that Nadiyana is better again! I could do with a couple of sausages :-) All the best to you both!
Just wait till the summer! Thanks for watching and all your support, Wolfgang!
Guys. The piano music 😭
Don't cry mate!
i still thinks she pregnant and the damage your boat suffer is minimal and easy to fixs
You should know Kiwis are flightless birds so it is no wonder you should avoid KIWI.COM
As far as I can work out, Kiwi.com has nothing to do with NZ. It is a Czech company. We Kiwis have got used to foreign rip off merchants appropriating Maori and general NZ words and concepts to make themselves look trustworthy. Any company that does that sort of cultural appropriation is in my opinion inherently dodgy and should be avoided at all costs.
euclaim can help with agencies not giving you you money back
Everyone. Send that company emails till there servers crash they will get the hint
Haha! I feel a bit bad now, they were pretty bad but not terrible
@@WildlingSailing I guess-that would be to much
Another great video guys..but at 16.30ish im sure I saw mark with a skirt on...I mean a Preston lad wearing a skirt not very gangster me old mate haha
please don't tell any of my Preston brethren of this, I'll not hear the last of it
Hi my boat is moored in exposed conditions on a pontoon, I would recommend 16mm 3 ply stretchy line and rubber snubbers on all lines
Unimer Marine U-Cleat Mooring Snubber
Springs are noisy and tend to break
Nice one, we need to get that sorted asap
The knife is a cleaver and if you've seen the cartoons I have seen you must hide it from your wife.
I keep it hidden, even from the wife
have a reputation in Thailand where they are widely used (cleavers), apparently Thai doctors are the best in the world at reattachments and we are not talking about fingers.
Ha ha, why IS Donald Trump on those mask sign? You could use that "chemante" to take it down but don't..
Cheers.
Haha!
A little tip, when scraping your veg or meat off the board, always flip the knife upside down so you dont blunt the blade, Your welcome👍
Kit wi are not the only one Mark RYANAIR it took 6 months for my refund take care both of you an safe journey home
Another joke of a company!!
@@WildlingSailing Any company that appropriates a name that they are not entitled to, to make themselves sound trustworthy, are inherently dodgy. They are a Czech company, with nothing to do with NZ as far as I can find out.
Try getting a refund from Ryanair A “ supposedly a repeatable company “ took months to get my money back.
Yep, it's a pain. We had flights cancelled from them too adding to our frustration even more
Stop being so melodramatic, you live on a boat and have the ability to go where you want, be grateful
yea bro they aint no saliors they went throught french rivers to get there haha
We are true sailors. we don't use our mainsail. we keep our fenders our while underway. I don't know what you two are ok about.
@@WildlingSailing I think one of the arms on their chair may be crooked