Another great video! Your adventures in Indonesia will provide us with hours of entertainment, thanks for your efforts! Love Wendy’s great attitude! Best wishes from northeast Pennsylvania.
Another brilliant video. Great photography, music and content. So glad I found you two. And, YES, Theakston's Old Peculiar in a Yorkshire moors pub, been there, done that.
theakstons old peculiar funny you say that we had a great one walking the coast to coast in UK and arrived at the lion inn on a bleak hill in the rain to a warm fire and a pint of my fav beer.
Always get pleasure from watching Nutshell. Gamer man, then I dragging that tender. It is quite harrowing when the seas get rather large, but never again for me. That happened in 1988, East Coast NSW returning from Far North QLD
What’s your secret to towing Peanut in the open ocean? How long is the painter and do you adjust it depending on sea conditions, boat speed, where the stern wave is, etc? There doesn’t appear to be more than one painter. And do you take stuff out of the dinghy?
Hi Paul The painter is about 20 m long. Single reinforced tow point. I never adjust the length. I leave the motor down to create some drag. I lock the steering ahead. We leave everything in the dinghy. The secret to our setup is the boat collar. It stops the dingy broaching and gives the bow a lot of boyancy. The dinghy also has an automatic bilge pump. Hope that helps. Cheers
Any beer is a good beer if that's all you have. Thanks for the video.
I remember getting absolutely stuck in a cockpit locker while trying to fix something. Took over an hour to squeeze my way back out! ⛵️⛵️⛵️
Magnus didn’t want to wake me up so soldiered on trying to get out! W.
Hi Wendy and Magnus, happy sailing and thank you❤❤❤
Thanks, Jim. So glad you are joining us on our travels. W.
Great vlog Magnus and Wendy. The beer review brought back memories of when you was here travelling the Canal's of the UK. Keep safe both... 🤗😊🍺🍺
Another great video!
Your adventures in Indonesia will provide us with hours of entertainment, thanks for your efforts! Love Wendy’s great attitude! Best wishes from northeast Pennsylvania.
Thanks for watching. Much appreciated. W.
well done, thank you
Thanks guy's for another great episode 👍 I'm really enjoying watching your adventures, 🍻
Another brilliant video. Great photography, music and content. So glad I found you two. And, YES, Theakston's Old Peculiar in a Yorkshire moors pub, been there, done that.
Hi John. Thank you for your lovely comment. We enjoy sharing our adventures. W.
theakstons old peculiar
funny you say that we had a great one walking the coast to coast in UK and arrived at the lion inn on a bleak hill in the rain to a warm fire and a pint of my fav beer.
Like the Associated Memory Scale for rating beers.
I have heard if you do not rub in the sun block it is doubly effective as it reflects and blocks the suns rays 😉
Good to know!! W.
Welcome to Indonesia 🎉
Associated memory scale! I’m using that⛵️⚓️
Thanks for the love you two show, precious, Myles
Always get pleasure from watching Nutshell. Gamer man, then I dragging that tender. It is quite harrowing when the seas get rather large, but never again for me. That happened in 1988, East Coast NSW returning from Far North QLD
Songs of Banda, Boye Boye Gong 9
You need the pub with a fire for a pint of old . Having a spitfire tonight , the old will be tomorrow , or I have some pedigree?
That sounds wonderful! We’re soo looking forward to returning to the canals. W.
What’s your secret to towing Peanut in the open ocean? How long is the painter and do you adjust it depending on sea conditions, boat speed, where the stern wave is, etc? There doesn’t appear to be more than one painter. And do you take stuff out of the dinghy?
Hi Paul
The painter is about 20 m long. Single reinforced tow point. I never adjust the length. I leave the motor down to create some drag. I lock the steering ahead. We leave everything in the dinghy. The secret to our setup is the boat collar. It stops the dingy broaching and gives the bow a lot of boyancy.
The dinghy also has an automatic bilge pump.
Hope that helps.
Cheers
You guys never give a location. On the point, down the estuary, in a boat, where the bloody he'll are yah?
Hi. I usually add location information in the descriptions so if I forget to include it in the video hopefully you’ll find it there! W.