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I used to live in a warmer climate where I could go mountain biking and trail running all year long but since moved to a 4 season environment way up north which has prevented me from getting back into the groove. I used to run 60 miles a week and mountain bike on the road about 80 to 120 a week. My favorite was ridding up the steepest and longest paved road I could find. I would also either trail run or ride once a week on an epic long distance all day deal and take one day off to rest. I did this all after work in the evenings and weekends after working construction all day. Now I just do construction and that's my exercise. I miss getting that natural high after about 5 miles into the trail where you feel like your done and then all of a sudden you can go forever and felt like Superman.

Yep those stairs are brutal!

Great location and lifestyle, thanks for the great video as usual.

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I’ve tried coconut palm climbing when sailing also. Massive fail too so don’t feel bad 🤪

3:04 This woman's body, the beauty of her face and her fire are killing me😘😘😘🔥🔥🔥🔥

oh, and @ 10:32 cuteness overload!! 💙

Just bought a yoga mat and roller for life on the docks! Such a huge need- thanks for this info 🌺

Absolutely love your videos keep them coming and be safe. You ever do more surfing videos

Absolutely love your videos

Loved the Ute Ride! :) i remember the good old days of riding in the back of dads ute in Aus, until the nannies took over:(

That's why we need 'wreck removal' in our insurance policy now, surprised the owner wasn't sued or made to remove it from that pristine area! Never knew Jeanneau made Cats either but i do know Beneteau make Lagoon Cats and Beneteau also bought out Jeanneau late 1990's so i'd say it's just marketing getting traction from the J name as Beneteau would of actually built it, no history i know of that Jeanneau themselves ever built a Cat?

Great episode guys 🎉🎉🎉 Lucky you were able to find all the provisions you needed. See you next time. ✨🌊💨⛵️🏝️👙🌞✨

What an awesome video, a phenomenal experience.

Just bought a 33’ fast cruiser in Newcastle and will be following (roughly) in your footsteps. 🤙🏽

Another epic Anchorage.

Beautiful part of Fiji!

You are a lucky man with beautiful family and on an incredible journey thank you for the videos.

🌺 Bula. We're so happy algorithms suggested your channel. We love Fiji and the open-hearted people too. Great adventure content !!

7:07 You are truly stunning and incredibly beautiful🥰🥰

19 knots... Hell... Amazingly beautiful spot to anchor... It surprises me you have not got 20K followers... your vids deserve them...

Unbelievably pretty! Reminds me that there is more to Fiji than just resorts. Much rather be where you guys go. Great video.

WOW...PARADISE INDEED 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Another good video What a Anchorage

fav salty family🌴

I realise you most probably weren't able to acquire such thing , but should have used a one piece s/steel instead of washers as it would give it more strength

being the intelligent chap you are and Tech savvy you should design an App especially for multi hulls to work out speeds ... sit back and enjoy the profits

stay safe and away from Hurricanes ... safe travels you lot

When traveling to all of these islands, one after the other without stopping in a regular town, do you have to stock up on the sabu sabu plant (the spelling might be off) and keep a large stash aboard for all of the different tribes you visit?

Don't miss the hike that overlooks the anchorage.

Beautiful. What cat is moored next to you. Both boats look very nice.

Simply amazing.

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I love your vlogs 👌

Excellent video and commentry as usual. The Ute ride reminded me of my childhood days, we are so over regulated now. 19 knots is really pushing a Fusion 40 in full cruising mode, I bet everything was humming and creaking. Any chance of some sailing footage of This Way Up so we could show our friends who built her. Thanks for the effort and time showing us.

Audio issue helps prove you belong in front of the camera and crew behind . Nice to see local island lifestyle. Thanks 🦘🇭🇲👍

Mindblowing anchorage! So beautiful!

1st. I was solo sailing on my Nacra 6.0 with the main and spinnaker up on a wide reach with the center boards up in over 40 knots of breeze. I took off in the morning and didn't realize that it was forecast to blow hard that afternoon so I was caught out in this weather due to not paying attention otherwise I wouldn't have gone out that day. The wind was blowing so hard that the sand on the beach was lifting off the beach hard and hitting my face. Anyways, I was going so fast that my rudders were throwing a rooster tail and humming/ vibrating very loudly. It was very wild and the fastest that I've ever been on a sailboat. Another time I was aboard a 165 ft. gaff rigged schooner and we hit 27 knots on a reach with all sails up except for the fisherman, both top sails and we didn't have a spinnaker or a 120 genoa. Just the classic old school sails is all. On the 20 ft. beach cat, I was for sure going way faster than 27 knots but I don't know how fast I was going. The swells were all white caped. I was able to take down the spinnaker by laying out my lines so that they wouldn't get a knot in them when running through the blocks, laying down with my toes controlling the tiller extension and stuffing the shoot into the spinnaker bag. Then I headed up wind turned the rotating mast so that I could take down the main and sailed back to the beach with the jib on a rolling furling system.

You ever thought of having a few inflatable bags handy with a gas cylinder to fill them and or a compressor incase your hull is punctured and of coarse a petrol powered high flow water pump .

My adult kids are thankful now I stressed to them not to take this under any circumstance especially even if fined as I was alerted early by an Aussie ytber not to and check the safety data on your choice of products web site for yourself and there in plain text most of the now potential side-effects like heart attack and to see if your employer would fill out a work safety form incase of bad side-effects and none would and funny how my doctors got very angry and resentful towards me when I refused to take because they were forced to for their jobs as they let me know that very quickly , I then proceeded to tell them of confirmed deaths and injury examples and they both went silent just stirring at me with wide open eyes all the time keeping a calm nice speaking tone . The longer G overnment delay a full royal commission the worst it gets for their reputations going forward as new evidence comes to light every day against this ex periment gone so badly wrong but am so glad you did not end up like Warny and many many others Denham your daughter is going to need her dad around a lot longer , kind regards much respect for speaking out when you did because your reputation has not been damaged going forward .

Epic video guys!! Such great footage and so well put together! Loved it... the last time I was at Tangalooma was for helping salvage our 29 tonne 76' long ferro cement sailboat we sailed across the Pacific and now sits in Mooloolaba.. My father in law wrecked it on holidays with daughter and some friends 😩

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I'm envious of the life you live,so beautiful and scary at the same time. It's always been a dream of mine (bucket list)to cross an ocean. I had my husband on board for that until he suffered a massive stroke. My dreams went out out the window, but not really, we are looking into doing it on a cruise ship. Not the way I wanted to experience it. At my age, I will take what I can get.. guys, if I could turn back time, I would be doing exactly what you are doing.. God bless. To my top 5 channels.. much love❤

That's heart breaking

Happy sailing. Living the life. Take care.

another good video from the gang ... keep them coming and safe travels