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  • čas přidán 11. 01. 2018
  • The reason we decided to keep the boat in Charleston is that it is above the hurricane belt and famous for its mild winters.
    Yeah, right.
    Last week it snowed, and it snowed and we huddled down with a broken heating unit and tried to keep ourselves warm with candles and a small heater.
    All very romantic in theory. The reality was very different.
    Thanks so much for watching! Please subscribe, leave a comment and give a thumbs up.
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    Music:
    Alan Walker- Fade

Komentáře • 379

  • @kristenvanschie6174
    @kristenvanschie6174 Před 6 lety

    Terysa's joy is gorgeously and wonderfully palpable in this episode -- those northern lats are a-calling, Nick!

  • @NorbCat
    @NorbCat Před 6 lety +2

    Terysa ... that beautiful snow you’re enjoying doesn’t even come close to the beauty you exhibit (and I’m not talking just about your outward appearance).
    I’ve watched enough of your episodes to observe that you’re a real jewel of a person with a genuinely sweet spirit and all the grace and patience necessary to tolerate Nick when he’s at his grumpiest.
    We all love Nick, warts and all (as you can see from the thousands of comments in your channel posts) ... but I think you have been a huge (and equal) part of your channel’s success.
    Nick is indeed a very lucky fellow to have you in his life ...

  • @rpipkin1025
    @rpipkin1025 Před 6 lety +4

    The water bottle story had me laughing so hard I had to pause the video. Thanks for the entertainment as always.

  • @chrisbartrum3201
    @chrisbartrum3201 Před 5 lety +1

    Love it. That was the perfect ten minute whinge-come-bowel curiousity, interspersed with pixie dance and laughter from the perfect foil. Brilliant!

  • @geoffthefarmer
    @geoffthefarmer Před 6 lety +8

    Would love to see a hot water bottle/enema unboxing. That would be hilarious. Nick, you are so lucky, Terysa is such a ray of sunshine that brighten up your/our day.

    • @Afraidinct
      @Afraidinct Před 6 lety +1

      I have to agree, she is a one person Morale booster

  • @williamswezey6715
    @williamswezey6715 Před 6 lety

    good thing that you built the shelter so well nick!

  • @randythorne4401
    @randythorne4401 Před 6 lety

    When I was young in the 50's and 60's, grand ma had and used hot water bottles. Raising kids in the 90's we have never thought of using them, but we lived where a cold night would be 6 C in mid winter. Moved to foot hills in Northern California we might see snow once in 7 years and just a dusting. I think with having central heat and air or electric blankets it makes the hot water bottle pretty well the way of the Dodo. I have never seen a "dual" purpose bottle, it's a hot water bottle or an enema bag, but marketing what it is it makes sense. My son lives in Virginia, I like my left coast. Stay warm so enjoy your videos, have a safe trip to the UK. Cheers!

  • @kirkbeaumont5295
    @kirkbeaumont5295 Před 6 lety +5

    I was waiting for Terysa to make a snow angel she looked so cheerful!

  • @tomriley5790
    @tomriley5790 Před 3 lety +1

    I thought it was only in England that we couldn't deal with snow :-)! It's gorgeous!

  • @peterfrebold
    @peterfrebold Před 6 lety

    ..... laughing ..... had tears with your hot water bottle segment .... mum was a Brit, so we always had hot water bottles on hand .... another great installment ..... have fun be safe ......

  • @smacksman1
    @smacksman1 Před 6 lety

    Lucky that Mr. Grumpy has such a lovely happy crew!!
    Chaleston - snow - -6C !!! Hard to believe from my memories of the place.

  • @diverbob8
    @diverbob8 Před 6 lety +1

    When it's an enema bottle, it's 6 ft in the air. The only thing that is contaminated is the plastic insertion part. lol
    Seriously though, regarding the electric heater, pay attention to where it is pointed and also to the plug and cord, etc. Those things can consume nearly all the electrical capacity of a typical circuit. When running constantly, the plug and socket can get hot along with other parts of the electrical distribution system.
    When something is foreseeable, it's not an accident! Be well and Fair Winds....

  • @ushillbillies
    @ushillbillies Před 6 lety

    Well our Espar failed as well , just before Christmas , I was lucky enough to have a connection through a friend and got ours up and running before the cold snap here Gibsons BC ,Canada,we are on our 380 Catalina this winter , we saw some -8 c over night but nothing sustained , and no freezing rain ,and just a skiff of snow , alas we had no water on the docks for 3 weeks !
    Fortunately we have dirt dweller friends that help out if we need help , back to normal now ..its way better than our home town which has been down to -45 c a few times in the last 3 weeks..!!
    I enjoy your rants they make me laugh out loud as i am much the same..!!!

  • @Seawizz203
    @Seawizz203 Před 6 lety

    Congratulations guys! You’ve chosen the worst winter in probably 50 years to hit the southeast. Enjoy it! It won’t last long. Come to New England and experience real winter....lol. Anyway, Im sure you guys or, y’all down south, will warm up soon. I hope you made all your flights. Love watching your vids guys.

  • @klouism1
    @klouism1 Před 6 lety +35

    Your lovely wife looks on the bright side. Nice! Stay well & happy.

    • @ProjectManaia
      @ProjectManaia Před 6 lety

      It is SO SO good to have someone around who keeps the positive attitude no matter what happens! One of the reasons why having my partner around keeps me happy :D

  • @csranch2000
    @csranch2000 Před 6 lety

    OMG so funny aout the Hot Water Bottle. You are so correct, I would only use it for a water bottle never thought of it as an enema bottle, uck. Glad you threw the rest away. Was laughing so hard when you talked about it's dual purpose. Great video guys! Stay warm.

  • @georgedoub7781
    @georgedoub7781 Před 6 lety +1

    Never ever lose your wonderful out look on life!!!

  • @rassabossa4554
    @rassabossa4554 Před 6 lety +2

    It's adorable to see Terysa so happy in the snow. I'm with you mate, I hate the cold. I am still suck a couple hours south getting my boat repaired (and emptying a house) but as soon as it's done, I'll be heading south. Having grown up around here, I can say it's most always cold in the South during winter. Temperate weather starts mid-Florida.
    About the hot water bottles, we simply don't use them. In 'murica, we turn up the thermostat.

    • @rassabossa4554
      @rassabossa4554 Před 6 lety +1

      I froze my ass off in Jacksonville last year. 40 years ago GA and SC didn't used to be this bad. The polar vortex has shifted due to climate change. As Bender says "Stupid meatbags, you had your chance" :)

  • @Huizerd
    @Huizerd Před 4 lety +1

    Nice rant! Jouke would have made a snowman BEFORE I'd get of the boat while complaining about the snow and the cold. I hate the cold! I'm actually thinking about buying a complete spare diesel heater.

  • @Blazerade13
    @Blazerade13 Před 6 lety

    That was so funny. It is like watching 'One Foot in the Grave'. Guess who is Victor Meldrew. I don't believe it! A water bottle enema! Thanks for the vids they make my day.

  • @dripslobber
    @dripslobber Před 6 lety

    They say opposites attract........very funny you two!

  • @tedschaller
    @tedschaller Před 6 lety

    Agreed! Fresh snowfall, nothing more beautiful ❄️❄️❄️

  • @roberttorres809
    @roberttorres809 Před 6 lety +1

    You guys can also opt for a space heater. You can pick one up at either Loews or Home Depot. They sell for about 50.00-70.00 US dollars. Get one with an automatic shut off thermostat.

  • @neptunesfancy
    @neptunesfancy Před 6 lety

    Nick, you are an absolute riot....
    No nurse, no enema.

  • @Cameron2874
    @Cameron2874 Před 6 lety

    Stop complaining dude. I just started watching your channel but in every episode all you do is complain. Your missus is great and positive. Your boat is on top of the water. Your living the dream. If you can't handle a little weather at the dock I would hate to think if you were out to sea and things went wrong. Keep up the good work and try to stay positive

  • @geraldthomas9253
    @geraldthomas9253 Před 6 lety

    Tips about 4X4's, the front axle turns slower than the rear. This helps to gain traction in mud, but has the opposite effect on icy or snowy roads. What you want is an AWD or All Wheel Drive. In one of those the axle's turn at the same rate to more easily facilitate city driving in inclement weather.
    If you want to prove to yourself how different the axle turning rates are, simply get on dry pavement and engage it. The car will move, but it will complain a lot about it. The tires will leave skid marks and the transfer case will grind the entire time.
    You should still enjoy the snow though.

  • @RT-pm1sh
    @RT-pm1sh Před 6 lety

    You just solved my biggest problem!!!
    Last month I moved aboard my Downeaster 38 in Mystic Connecticut. Heating my boat has been my biggest challenge. I’ve tried electric heaters but it’s so cold I can’t keep an uninsulated boat warm on 10,000 BTUs. (Any more power and I trip the breaker‘s). I’ve used a portable kerosene heater to supplement and it created a layer of soot inside my cabin that will take me weeks to clean. (Yes, I was operating it properly and tried two different models). NEVER did I even consider using my propane stove and oven to heat the boat! Duh!!! Watching this episode was an “ah ha” moment!!! Why did I not f’ing think of that ??!!

    • @RT-pm1sh
      @RT-pm1sh Před 6 lety

      Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose I have two CO2 detectors installed. Main cabin and vberth.
      I plan to put a steel plate on my stove top and use it as a convection heater.

  • @StefiesMama
    @StefiesMama Před 6 lety

    Yes, very unusual weather for us South Carolinians. We are 2 hrs NW of you and got 4”, and it was hard to believe it stuck around for 3-4 days, with our intense sun seems it would’ve melted quicker. Now being from Ohio, this is something I miss...a little, but I’m done now, back to blue skies and sunshine please.. keep warm ! Love your channel

  • @tlowe2502
    @tlowe2502 Před 6 lety +1

    Walking in a winter wonderland! !!
    Just kidding we love y'all.
    Safe travels. From here in central Florida.

  • @lisahanlin5317
    @lisahanlin5317 Před 6 lety

    Hey you guys we hope you are having fun whatever you are doing but WE MISS YOU !! Hope your staying warm or have gone somewhere hot😊 cheers

  • @Jimjettrain333
    @Jimjettrain333 Před 6 lety

    Yippy yippy its snowing.

  • @lanestreet1431
    @lanestreet1431 Před 6 lety

    After hearing some bad news last night (death in the family), watching this episode with my morning coffee was just what the doctor ordered. Watching Terysa's pure, child-like joy playing in the snow was just what I needed. I too like the quite after a fresh snowfall. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your travels.Fair winds.

  • @TheTactical6string
    @TheTactical6string Před 6 lety +2

    It just makes you appreciate the exotic and warmer destinations that much more! We hit -21 fahrenheit lat week here in NH and only Mars was colder then on top of Mt Washington at -100 which is 15 minutes from where i live. I'll be in Florida next week for several weeks!

  • @kgstudio5352
    @kgstudio5352 Před 6 lety

    “The thistle attachment”....Nick is hilarious. I too grew up with the hot water bottle as the aid to every ailment so when I went in search of one after moving here to NYC, I was baffled that no one knew what the hell I was talking about whenever I inquired about where the hot water bottles were located in the pharmacy. Finally, some poor soul finally figured out what I was asking for, then sent me on my way with my very own thistle attachment. ; ) hope you guys didn’t get caught in all of that melee with the flooded baggage at JFK. Peace & fair winds (& happy new year!)

    • @NorbCat
      @NorbCat Před 6 lety

      Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose - Couldn’t agree more ... JFK and New Delhi both create oral vacuums!

  • @MrRJBooth
    @MrRJBooth Před 6 lety

    Stay safe warm n well guys n gals . Bet ya olds are so pleased to be out there atm ;-)

  • @chrisatkin4827
    @chrisatkin4827 Před 6 lety +4

    I was in suffield Canada on the prairie playing soldiers and in the daytime it was +40 Absoulutly soul destroying hot heat and was literally begging for British weather then on a long night move it dropped down to minus 30 with snow !! chuffing unbelievable and freezing gonads wasn't the word as we only had summer kit and no winter Wollys emotional stuff to say the least.
    Hope it warms up for you soon x

    • @Al.W7263
      @Al.W7263 Před 6 lety +1

      Subfield training centre was a bit of a dump when I was there playing soldiers in 1974. Lots of changes now.

    • @chrisatkin4827
      @chrisatkin4827 Před 6 lety

      Al W
      Yup a lot of changes over the years but In the not so distant future it will be handed back to the Canadians due to the never ending cutbacks.
      In my 30 years service I must have spent at least two years on that godforsaken prairie :)

  • @rickwiest887
    @rickwiest887 Před 6 lety

    Now you guy's are Honorary Canadians! Don't complain. Here in Edmonton it is -30 C with a bunch of snow.

  • @ThePetejb
    @ThePetejb Před 6 lety +1

    Top tip, get a terracotta flower pot (a big one that fits the whole hob - covers both rings) you can keep it in a locker & fill it with fishing gear etc. When needed, turn it upside down and put it on the hob. Heat it up then turn off the gas. It radiates heat for hours, a common trick for high latitudes sailors.

    • @ThePetejb
      @ThePetejb Před 6 lety +2

      No worries, but Skip Novak deserves credit & he would know! I've done it in Ireland & it really works,. Just don't sit on it! Perhaps someday I'll share to story if one of the old geezers in the club that branded his own ass! You can still read the manufacturers name on his cheeks :)

    • @smacksman1
      @smacksman1 Před 6 lety

      Now that's a party trick you don't see often - thankfully!

  • @charlestonyank2067
    @charlestonyank2067 Před 4 lety +1

    Working forward in your videos so I'm still way behind the current times. You were very brave to drive while there is snow in Charleston. As a lifelong New Englander and now of Charleston, they do not know how to drive in snow and they just shouldn't. What I like is that it might be 75 the next day after snowing.

  • @chrisperrin6585
    @chrisperrin6585 Před 6 lety

    Fortunately being South Carolina it won't stay iced up too long. But, as you said it is so quiet and beautiful.

  • @CBRSwift1e
    @CBRSwift1e Před 6 lety

    love it you remind me of me when it snows , wife and kids love it i take snow as a personal insult

  • @Kavack
    @Kavack Před 6 lety +1

    Ahhhh...a good solid Nick rant of the week .... although with the new rules it’s just f’ing lacking in impact!!😎. Sorry Nick, ranting without cussing just isn’t the same..... on the other hand I throughly enjoyed seeing Terysa jumping around like a school girl who just saw snow for the first time while you were doing your rant.....I’d call that ...... Priceless!f

  • @raykrv6a
    @raykrv6a Před 6 lety

    Well if was -22F, -35F wind chill here in Minnesota. Truck wouldn't start. But a good hot meal and coffee keeps me warm. Enjoy the weather as you will remember it forever.

  • @LarryJohnson7
    @LarryJohnson7 Před 6 lety +3

    Great video as usual guys. I have under 2 feet of snow for 3 weeks now. Keep sailing

    • @ProjectManaia
      @ProjectManaia Před 6 lety

      wow... stay warm! Just escaped the snow again and back afloat now :D Just wish we had made it a bit further south already but.... paperwork is holding us back...

  • @mikedurr6906
    @mikedurr6906 Před rokem

    79 degrees and freezing lol awesome

  • @AthelstanEngland
    @AthelstanEngland Před 6 lety

    Being a big fan of Nick's anglo saxon choice of phrase, I'm glad to see that you chose just to beep them rather than completely editing out... I was worried you were going to lose some of the spontaneity but nope it still works and brings a little joy to those of us stuck in offices around the world!

  • @tedboender
    @tedboender Před 6 lety

    Just as a hot water bottle....Cheers, Ted

  • @kellybinkley2953
    @kellybinkley2953 Před 6 lety +4

    I see you guys had on stocking caps, something normally you don’t pack why you’re sailing. Looking forward to when you get out sailing , hopefully sometime soon! Love your channel ! 👍😀☃️

  • @armbandful
    @armbandful Před 6 lety

    The snow, the parker, the smile, you could've stepped right off the pages of of Vanity Fair.

  • @klintkrossa6885
    @klintkrossa6885 Před 6 lety

    Nice toque!!

  • @MrRicard75
    @MrRicard75 Před 6 lety

    You guys did a wonderful job of showing how to be resourceful in inclement weather on a boat, something few other channels have done. I look forward every week to your videos. Also Nick I was always taught that a hot water bottle was for keeping warm and soothing aches, as such I too threw away the hose and thistle attachment. Ha ha

  • @erikcornelison6985
    @erikcornelison6985 Před 6 lety

    I must of walked past your boat that Friday after the storm without realizing it was you. My Kids stomped "we were here" on the private dock on the other side of the bridge. I used to keep a sailboat at the other marina on the other side of the bridge, that marina is gone now. Keep posting.

  • @sailingpoupas31
    @sailingpoupas31 Před 6 lety

    Great grey moody photo and great music along...
    Congrats !

  • @pahunter3
    @pahunter3 Před 6 lety

    I am glad that you two have survived the bitter, unseasonable cold for Charleston. We are in the roller coaster of weather in the northeast right now going from unseasonably warm with a massive amount of rain to an arctic blast and snow. It's winter!

  • @brianrgreen45
    @brianrgreen45 Před 6 lety

    That'll teach you not to have a spare glow plug!!
    Great to see you guys still enjoying yourselves. Roll on spring.
    By the way I am sitting looking out on the Dover Straits and not a bit of snow in site!

  • @gRosh08
    @gRosh08 Před 6 lety

    looks LIKE FUN!

    • @gRosh08
      @gRosh08 Před 6 lety

      A freak storm can make anyone feel a bit short-tempered! You are such a Good Sport! Cheers!

  • @glassesmcgee4908
    @glassesmcgee4908 Před 6 lety

    Hope all goes well with the snow and ice removal and you don't get any damage. Remember it can always be worst and to look on the bright side.

  • @jonunya3128
    @jonunya3128 Před 2 lety

    while he whinges she dances and I laugh, thanks!

  • @ez1913
    @ez1913 Před 6 lety

    A life jacket on a snowy icey dock is just smart.

  • @Mr1jimmer
    @Mr1jimmer Před 6 lety

    Just be happy it's only for a month or so...Where I live in the US (Northern Minnesota).. this kind of weather is what we live in during every winter...Now with that being said and the fact that it is now 0 degrees out here, I'm going ice fishing..So stay warm, think about putting your heater under the canvas to melt the ice and hot chocolate and rum is a great combo..:-)

  • @piknikist
    @piknikist Před 6 lety

    hahaha love your the rants.. cracks me up!!.... lots of love guys!

  • @rodneydrake5308
    @rodneydrake5308 Před 6 lety

    Cheers Nick. I love your style. I’m in northern Canada. It was -38 here this morning. 😎
    You need to get that snow off the Bimini and dodger asap.
    I love your reply to the recent “Z” video. I’m in 100% agreement with what you said. Good luck

    • @rodneydrake5308
      @rodneydrake5308 Před 6 lety

      Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose
      I like your style too Terysa. 😁 There are loads of keyboard warriors out there.

    • @NorbCat
      @NorbCat Před 6 lety

      I can always tell which of you responds to viewer comments:
      Two to four word responses = Nick (usually “cheers mate” if not interested but making a real effort to be polite)
      Twenty to forty word responses = Terysa (good on ya for taking the time for thoughtful responses)

  • @kathleengregg9700
    @kathleengregg9700 Před 6 lety

    I laugh so hard when Teresa is all bubbly and happy and Nick is pissy....I do understand the conc r n for damage to the boat. It was such a freak storm to the whole East coast. Oh to have been a fly on the wall when the Walmart employee handed Nick an enema kit!!!! Great laughs!

  • @CaptainJohnmaddux
    @CaptainJohnmaddux Před 6 lety

    I just wanted to say love the B Roll in this vlog; nice work. And Thank you for making my life better. John The Limo Driver from Kansas city

  • @michaelryan5160
    @michaelryan5160 Před 6 lety

    Sorry I'm just getting to see this now. Been away from Wi-Fi for the past 3 weeks. But the one piece of advice I would give to you guys is; sometime in the next few months you guys will be faced with blistering hot days. You'll probably want an hour or so back in the snow haha. Great video. Hope the flights worked out. Oh, and the New York news outlets dubbed that storm a "BOMB CYCLONE". Whatever overly indulged pot smoking meteorologist came up with that one?! Haha. Can't wait for spring to hit up here in NY already!

  • @svgitana2499
    @svgitana2499 Před 6 lety

    You kept walking by a beautiful green Hans Christian 38 😀😀😀

  • @MariaOrLex
    @MariaOrLex Před 6 lety

    Loved the video lol

  • @glenswada
    @glenswada Před 6 lety

    It is beautiful,

  • @iseeteefilms.4575
    @iseeteefilms.4575 Před 6 lety +1

    Bummer. Love the videos, good luck with your travels

  • @sviorek4276
    @sviorek4276 Před 6 lety

    A good layer of snow will insulate the boat and keep you warmer.

  • @billsmith5042
    @billsmith5042 Před 6 lety

    Tryesa, Ignore that crumudgen, enjoy the snow. I like the snow as well, and enjoy the effects on the enviroment.

  • @peterhulsebos4049
    @peterhulsebos4049 Před 6 lety

    I live about a mile up the Stono from you off the Intracoastal. I buy gas at St Johns when out in the boat. So cool y'all are there! I've never seen snow like that here in Charleston before and I'm 46.

  • @alanabrams8017
    @alanabrams8017 Před 5 lety

    Good old fashioned SC ice storm! Yay!

  • @SailAwayVlog
    @SailAwayVlog Před 6 lety

    Lol. Loren just had a dream we were racing against Delos on Lake Erie. Apparently they’re just dreamy.

  • @FrankHRitz
    @FrankHRitz Před 6 lety +1

    You are Lucky, your wife is in good spirit and liked it.

    • @phillydawg1313
      @phillydawg1313 Před 6 lety

      Ah He's Lucky no matter what mood she's in! My guess is even an angry rant with that face would be pretty easy to take?

    • @phillydawg1313
      @phillydawg1313 Před 6 lety

      OMG I started to say that in my comment but was afraid too... Afterall Love goes along way to saving a guys uh...backside? Lol

  • @jasonreid611
    @jasonreid611 Před 6 lety

    Man...I love the show...you guys are a delicious blend of cheese and whine...

  • @seanbaker2378
    @seanbaker2378 Před 6 lety

    Glad to see you made it through the snowpocalypse! I wrecked our adventure mobile with the ice.. Hope you get your heat working before this weeks cold spell!

  • @24nathan48
    @24nathan48 Před 6 lety

    Hey Nick there is a bright side to cold mornings you get to spike your coffee with your liquor of choice.

    • @24nathan48
      @24nathan48 Před 6 lety

      Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose It's a old camping trick, takes the edge off. Cheers 🍻

  • @campingboy9213
    @campingboy9213 Před 6 lety

    Here is the thing :) ... those of us that live in places that experience long winters are prepared for it. So I do feel for you.
    Hopefully you are now in a warm place where you can laugh at this experience.
    Thanks for the post.
    Cheers

  • @danrazvanvitelaru9821
    @danrazvanvitelaru9821 Před 6 lety

    You guys are so funny in this video, I wish for you warmer weather, keep up the good work :)))

  • @klausmontag2801
    @klausmontag2801 Před 6 lety

    You have an other Option of heating your boat, using your stove. Take one of your older coocking pots, drill a hole of about 2cm into the mid of the bottom, flip the pot upside down and place over the flame of your stove, that's it, you have built a propper heat exchanger to warm up your boat. Fair winds and following seas.

  • @AdventuresofGraywolf
    @AdventuresofGraywolf Před 6 lety

    Great video again guys. My first season living aboard now was quite a wakeup since it was 9F last week (-5F wind chill) here in North Carolina (I've spent the past many years mostly living in deserts). We've had two boats in the marina sink halfway overnight due absent owners not closing off seacocks in unheated boats causing the input filters to crack their glass housings. Neither was evident until a few days after thawing. Gonna be below freezing for the next week too but thankfully not that cold. It's been interesting not having marina water for a couple of weeks. Luckily I'm only using it for dishes since I haven't cleaned out the tanks or hoses yet.

  • @darrylbeattie737
    @darrylbeattie737 Před 6 lety

    This has only been up for an hour and look at the comments already
    You guys are like Rock Stars. Haven't seen anything like it since the Beatles!!!!

  • @Sailingon
    @Sailingon Před 6 lety

    Those little fan heaters are great, I use one when camping in winter on sites with electric hookup. Crazy winter kitesurfing meetups in Wales.
    Glad you have C0 alarms stay safe

  • @Toekneepowers
    @Toekneepowers Před 6 lety

    Try a Mr. heater runs on propane and is safe indoors you can purchase the hose attachment for use with bigger propane tanks. The little green tanks don’t last or just stay in bed and keep busy.

  • @alchik1
    @alchik1 Před 6 lety

    I think the hot water bottles went by the wayside in the early 60's with the advent of central heating. Still, a nice item to have in emergency situations. I remember that my flat in London had radiant heat, so yeah, there were cold spots in the bedroom and I can see that hot water bottles could still be useful. Stay warm!

  • @robertblaylock1353
    @robertblaylock1353 Před 6 lety

    Cyclone bomb!!

  • @SailingAquamarine
    @SailingAquamarine Před 6 lety

    26 degrees?!?!? That's *really* warm! I'm in Bristol at the moment and I have a electric thermostatic heater that doesn't let the temperature drop below 12 degrees when I'm not on the boat (to reduce the condensation) and the Webasto central heating switches off at 21 degrees as otherwise the place is a Sauna!
    By the way, dump the eberspatcher; they have really expensive parts. You can find a Webasto second hand anywhere for less than the price of a service kit on the ebespatchers. Webasto is used by car makers as pre-heaters on things like landrovers and cold environment cars (and lorry cab heaters) so they are dirt cheap, plenty of spares and can be fixed with a hammer. They just don't have the appropriate yachty credentials!

  • @TheSwampdoggydog
    @TheSwampdoggydog Před 6 lety

    For once you’re in a colder climate than me!😂 good old Blighty looks tropical compared. Keep up the great work and your still the best sailing channel in the WORLD.

  • @jjaus
    @jjaus Před 6 lety +1

    OMG, I thought you were in Florida! Hell no, warmer climes beckon.

  • @christophercook7926
    @christophercook7926 Před 6 lety

    Beautiful shot of the water from the drone

  • @GrinsInc
    @GrinsInc Před 6 lety

    Enjoyed seeing eyes describing enjoyment of snow and new scenarios to manage... Beautiful, beautiful, thanks for sharing! Who were the guests aboard during second half???

  • @steveaustin4600
    @steveaustin4600 Před 4 lety

    hey iam a Adelaide boy,and i think most South Aussies have the tea light candles ready for the usual power cuts

  • @haroldgjr
    @haroldgjr Před 6 lety +7

    Nick and Terysa, here’s an idea; probably wasteful but, entertaining...use your Bose and a Very base sound on the iPod, put them in the cockpit with the volume completely maxed out and watch what happens to the ice on the Bimini! Then just use a broom or a leaf blower to “dust off” the residue!

  • @markgutekunstdc2516
    @markgutekunstdc2516 Před 6 lety

    Be sure to keep a dehumidifier running and some heat. Caution on condensation on cabin roof as ice and snow melts.

  • @glenpeters955
    @glenpeters955 Před 6 lety

    As I read this her in Melbourne Australia the temperature yesterday was 39.2 Celcius (102 Fahrenheit) and today it is 42.3 or 108 Fahrenheit, the tempreture on the court for the Aust Open Tennis was 69 Celcius or 156 Fahrennheit,,,,,,,, snow is the furthest thing from my mind.
    BTW Terysa is having waaaay too much fun

  • @chrisverone4199
    @chrisverone4199 Před 6 lety +2

    Welcome to the strange and weird weather of the USA! I live in PA and I can't ride my Harley! Have a couple bottles of beer! Enjoy!

  • @phygital1
    @phygital1 Před 6 lety

    Hi from Montreal where it’s raining now and were expecting 30 cm of snow between tonight and tomorrow (Saturday).
    Nick, if I can offer you ANY sound advice it’s to keep the canvas top free of snow (heave it off by pushing underneath), and the canvas sides free from ice buildup. Be as diligent as you can. It’s heavier than it looks. Keep the hatches, vents, port lights clear for ventilation, etc as best you can.
    Then have fun with Theresa. There’s little else you can do weather wise, so why not use the energy for fun.

    • @phygital1
      @phygital1 Před 6 lety

      I know it sounds obvious, but who really likes shovelling snow. So it's more about the diligence. You've done some really fantastic canvas work :).

  • @majesticmark6054
    @majesticmark6054 Před 6 lety

    Haha,, I'm so terribly sorry but I enjoyed that. Oh and I don't use a hot water bottle for anything. Ever! ^_^

  • @bryonensminger7462
    @bryonensminger7462 Před 4 lety +1

    There not equipped to deal with snow down their but it does happen from time to time , I've seen it snow as far south as Fort Lauderdale Florida it don't last long but it happens from time to time