Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival 2022 with Tally Ho
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- Enjoy the sites and sounds of Port Townsend’s Wooden Boat Festival September 9, 10 &11, 2022. The two years off from the World Wide pandemic had instigated return of record crowds, well over 30,000 at the picturesque seaport northwest of Seattle Washington.
The musical artists included romantic Anna Roznowska on Violin and amazing Joe Euro on guitar...including selected interviews, one being at Brion Toss Rigging with Ian Weedman. Lin Pardey presented her seminars and a special presentation of The Real Deal. Carol Hasse reflects on the festivals Bell Tolling ceremony , an acknowledgment of those who have ‘pass the bar’.
Others included Kevin Ritz, a Marine Electronics specialist, Scott Kennedy, an amazing Pen & Ink- Water Color specialist, Pete Langley of Port Townsend Foundry and Dave Lake a High school Woodshop teacher and exquisite kayak builder.... and many others.
Near the festival was the reconstruction of the 107 year old Gaff Rig Cutter and Fastnet winner in 1927, ‘Tally Ho’ - the online sensation. We follow Leo Goolden as he guides us through the first ‘open shop’ which was visited by hundreds.
Special weekend with special people, see you all next year!
Mike Anderson - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I wonder what Pete is up to these days, a remarkable fellow and I hope he is doing well.
love the pete.
Owner/operator of the Port Townsend Foundry.
@@peterleenhouts5075 wait he bought it from the o.g.owners?
@Albert Thank you!
@@peterleenhouts5075 Different Pete. They were talking about Pete from Tally Ho.
How great to see 'Ol no-feet Pete again he's such a star, he should have his own vlog!
Thanks so much for the photos...great music too....n a massive thanks for your wood working techniques
The music and that scenery. What a mix.
Yes, with a live soundtrack it adds to the flavor of the festival for sure!
Tally Ho is a work of art, great craftsmanship, dedication, bloody mindedness, wonderful companionship, beautiful music and blow you away movie making. An absolutely stunning journey of human perseverance.
Couldn't agree more!
Should call it Tally Ho TV show, lol. Once it's done will never be back to P.T. smh. be well.
To the chap who said that the lady playing the violin was “very good,” she was outstanding; as was the gentleman playing the guitar. On the subject of rockstars, Leo Goolden must surely be the Mick Jagger of the wooden boat world. What a wonderful and uplifting video. Thank you.
Yes, that chap was me...didn't want to overdue it...until now.
Wow Port Townsend is such a beautiful place. I can see why Leo of Tally Ho would fit right in. Thanks for the upload
Who here besides me loves this place?
I think those who visit will always walk away with a fondness for P.T.
Pete!! We miss you Pete!!
Thanks for your comment, yes Pete is missed, but is nearby working other projects.
The display of wooden boat building attendance shows that fine craftsmanship I our mass-produced world is still a draw card. David Leg's kayaks are sublime!!!! What absolute mastery of the medium - they are (almost) too good to use and should be preserved for the future. Tally Ho and Leo with his crew are a phenomenon that proves crafting skill is something that speaks to your heart. Great boat, great guy and amazing crew all add up to more than the parts of what it is. Port Townsend is on my bucket list and much closer from Portugal from where I recently immigrated to in South Africa. Must save my penny's!! Great video guys!!
Thanks Philip, I agree.Dave's Kayaks are un- freakin' real in detail... I was in awe of them.
Thank you so much for this video. I'm a Tally Ho, and Acorn to Arabella follower. Really great festival. I love the inclusion of the musicians, they are exceptional. Mike 🇦🇺
Thanks Mike, yes Anna & Joe added a flavor to the festival for sure.
Hi friend. I am Brazilian. Love sailboats and in especial the tally ho, Leo and you crew I follow his. Especial thanks for you and all people..... Thanks for the tally Ho for my motivation for building my project of my galleon.
You're welcome, hope to see pics of the galleon soon.
@@mav5252hi Mike. now I only have blueprints. I will make a video of them and post it on my channel. I put and tag you.
@@mav5252 czcams.com/users/shorts1CoZLWP6uMw?feature=share
I had the opportunity to visit Port Townsend some years ago, and found it stunning. The great northwest really is Great !!!
It really is!
Your video is truly a work of art! Thank you for taking the time to share this skill filled, moving part of history.Everyones contributions are outstanding
Thanks - Shawdow in the woods...it was fun to do and process.
I also love the excellent music choice with every episode from Tally Ho and also this clip has nice music. It must be said, next to all other lovely comments.
Thanks, I too like all of Leo's musical choices.
What a great way to remember a fantastic event. It appears that I even made the cut standing in line to see Tally Ho and to meet Leo. Beautifully shot and edited. Thank you.
Thanks, happy you're in it.
Seeing the huge line of people waiting to view Tally Ho, it's incredible to realise that this is only happening because a crazy guy called Leo didn't want to let a rotted boat hull become nothing more than history. Leo understood that it was so much more than just rotting wood and his genius is sharing the dream of restoring her with us through his channel. Every person in that queue wants to celebrate the day when Tally Ho sails again, as does every subscriber to his channel. Only two more (rolling) years to go! :)
Yes Doc, amazing story that took off.
Doc, where did you get the 2 more years number? I was hoping it would launch next year at the boat show. That would be a HUGE draw for attendance at the show.
@@danharding4794 Hi Dan, the 'two more years' is a joke started by Leo as that's been his rolling launch date since he started the restoration. In one of his CZcams episodes he explains that by always estimating the launch to be two 'years in the future', when he does finally launch he'll do so two years ahead of schedule.
@@doczoff5655 I must have missed that statement in the videos I've watched or missed the video completely. I am hoping to sail to the show next year maybe a day or two early and just hang out until it is over. maybe I'll see you there? Look for a MacGregor 26-D named "Nessie"
@@danharding4794 Enjoy the show Dan, it looks like an amazing event and I'd love to go, but it's rather a long sail from Southampton UK (I can just imagine my boss... "You want HOW LONG off work??!!")
What a marvellous video, the whole aspect of port Townsend came through wonderfully and the accompanying music was excellent. So pleased to see Pete on the tally ho project, I know everyone misses him terribly.
Thanks so much for your nice review, Pete is not working on Tally Ho now, but is in the surrounding area...yes, the music from Anna and Joe were perfect as they complimented the well run festival .
Thank you Pete, may all be well!
All good
What an enjoyable clip this is. The music and interviews all flowed to make a perfect visit to what seems to be a special event in a special place. Thank you for that.
Tally Ho. I am in awe of the craftsmanship and the extended workforce that have created this masterpiece. Bravo.
Thanks Richard, I only had a day and a half to shoot, but feel as though the flavor came through, thanks to Anna's violin and Joe's incredible guitar ...next year will cover the boats...thanks.
Very cool music in this video.
Thanks Jim, That's what I thought when recording them.
Really great video, the music made it for me. I stay in the uk but would love to attend this festival.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Happened on this video while random surfing, such wonderful luck! Visited family last Oct. a few hours inland, helping while they recupe from surgery. They have friends in Port Townsend vacationing elsewhere, offered their home for a weekend visit. I live in the Orange & Olive groves, Calif. Central Valley, east side of Tulare Co. Very different cultures. My wife and I had a most wonderful weekend adventuring through the Boatyard facilities, great eating at the cafe there, usual but fun touristy stuff. Truly, I do envy the locals in your community. Thanks for a great video, and the outstanding violin and guitar. -Bill B.
Thanks Bill, appreciate your thoughts, yes, Anna and Joe were bringin' it.
love the video, and thanks to all those who work, donate, and volunteer there time to keep these beautiful works of art alive for the rest of us to look and shake our heads in wonder
Thanks Mark, I feel what you're sayin'.
Tally ho introduced the beauty of Port Townsend to me
You should try a visit someday.
What a beautiful video
Thank you for sharing
Thanks so much, hope you subscribe.
So glad to see the progress. She looks every time prettier.
I agree!
My favorite Quick vacation spot in the U.S. Friendly people, good food and the 420 ain't bad either. I highly recommend a visit.
I agree Len!
Great to see Pete.
It was fun talkin' to him as he knows my neighborhood real wel l from back in the day.
Oops, Just realized, maybe you meant Pete Stein, I was referring to Pete Langley.
Yeah Tally Ho!
Great video, thank you.
Thanks Samuel, your'e welcome.
What a fantastic and beautiful historical town to live in. Especially with this boat fest
I agree!
Mike, wonderful film ! subscribed and looking foreword to many more.
Thanks, welcome aboard!
I can't remember ever seeing a better produced, better edited video. I'm no fan of added background music, but I make a "massive" exception for this one. Perfect.
Thanks for that Eric, I appreciate your comment, I wanted to keep all audio from the festival as the soundtrack to keep the realism and flavor of the event.
Very emotional presentation…congratulations ❤
Thanks Lynette, the music from Anna and Joe 'bring it' and the athmosphere did the rest.
Thanks Davie, Thats exactly what I was thinking when laying out the timeline. Hope to see them next year.
A groovy event in so many ways. Lovely music and people.
Thanks Mark, fun time.
Exceptional cinematography, glad I chose to watch on my big high definition TV instead of the phone
Thanks Kenneth, so happy to hear that.
Tally Ho is a much loved boat.
I agree, and many adventures to follow.
Excellent video thanks for posting... You really get a good feel for the boat show through your video. One of these days... on my bucket list
Thanks Captain Ron, take care of that bucket list, see you there!
Fantastic video and music. The queue for Talley Ho was nuts
Thanks Frank, I was lucky to capture Anna and Joe with some clarity and the Tally Ho was straight out fun to cut, especially Ponchos piece.
Great music! Great film! Congratulations!
Thanks you, great time!
Could have done without the chubster fiddling away on his guitar.....you get enough of this stuff in malls and elevators.
Came here because I love The Who. Port Townsend might be getting old, but he's still one hell of a guitarist.
If you're referring to Joe Euro, he is a hellava guitarist.
Good that you got poncho
Of course, got to have Pancho...you can see here I spelled correctly.
the wooden boat show was the highpoint of my year when I lived in Bellingham ..seeing this reminds me of how much I miss it still ...!
There's always next year.
I just can't wait to see when the Tally Ho get to sailing. Greating from Indonesia.
Thanks for your comment, yes, it's safe to say Tally Ho launching and subsequent sea trials will be exciting to watch.
I live on the North Shore of Oahu. I knew Lord Tally Ho who was from England, he was a WWII veteran that was captured by the Japanese, he said he was chained to the top of a submarine. He saw his fellow Naval soldiers die & be fed to the sharks. He also was a professional wrestler. He son Jimmy Blears was a friend of mine. He was a World Champion surfer, & was good friends with James Arness's son Rolf Arness, who was also a World Champion surfer a year or two after Jimmy. I watch the Samson Boat Company videos religiously. It's probably one of the most beautiful Channel Pilot Cutters I have ever seen, next to the Poly Agatha. I believe the Tally Ho is longer & bigger.
Yes, fun to watch his project grow.
Very nicely put together a an excellent overview of Port Townsends activities.
Thanks, it's a charming place and nice people.
Superb film... the music really made it.
I agree, both Anna and Joe were bringin' it.
wow wow wow great music and great video. thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much!
Nice to see Pancho was there for the festivities! 🙂
Yes, great to see Pancho...I got the spelling right now.
Perfect video, and Tally Ho and Leo are the the icing on the cake ! 😄🥰❤
Thank you 😋
Great video, thanks for posting.
Thanks you.
Nice job. Thanks for this!
Thanks, appreciated people who reply one way or the other.
....even Poncho was there 👍
Absolutely Martin, I think it's safe to say Pancho is the mascot of Tally Ho.
Truly Lovely . . . Thanks !
Thanks George, it was a pleasure to make.
Lovely video,,,,, that dang algorithm is what put it in front of me... i’ve been following the Tally Ho project since the first video and I’ll echo that I hope Pete’s doing well... although I am fiberglass Saylor here in Florida I am totally enamored with the craftsmanship the history and the culture of wooden boats....someday I’ll make it to Port Townsend and I’ll have a Stromboli...
Thanks Kirsten, appreciate it, the Stromboli sounds good.
Wonderful musical accompaniment!! ♥️ fiddle player!!
Thank you Bernard, that's what I thought when I did the first review...Anna and Joe rock, hope they're there next year.
Fantastic video. Very moving in places.
Thanks Ian, for the nice comment, I think Anna with her violin contributed to that emotion.
Excellent coverage of the event. I missed it this year due to health. I love Port Townsend. I have been there many times and have friends there. There is a good dance community there as well.
Thanks Webb, Charming place and event for sure.
Outstanding job with this video!
Thanks, I do appreciate that.
Nice work, and thank you for crediting the Musicians right off the hop. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Jason, I feel bad that I couldn't't get the name of the shanty singer that I used on opening and closing, maybe someone will chime in on that ...and I did buy two of Anna's cd's. I do believe in supporting all artist.
@@mav5252 : It's amazing work all around, just next level artisanship/craftsmanship...the Kayaks, wow.
Excellent video. I live nearby and we had smokey skies that weekend. My wife and I had planned to walk on the PT Keystone ferry early Saturday morning to go see Leo and TH but the run got cancelled and I didn't want to spend the whole day with a later run and what I was sure would be a long line. It must be so strange for him to have created such a following and be seen by many as a celebrity. In a video some time ago he said at times he feels like he is in a prison of his own making. But, it's a two edged sword, without all that support the project would have never gotten where it is. Thanks again.
Thanks Captain Mike, When you mention how Leo made a comment years before about feeling like he's in prison, I said the same thing to Larry Pardey during my 3.4 years building Tansy Lee, his repy was , "Cherish the time, as you may never do it again"...he was right.
Fantastic video Mike!! Thank you so much!!
Thanks Mr. Morgan, it was fun to do.
Hi Mike, I gotta get back up there some time soon! Always a amazing time!
Fair winds,
Doug
@@mr.morgan5643 See you next year.
This was really nice 🦜⛵️⚓️❤
Happy you enjoyed it.
WOW, THAT WAS A GREAT VIDEO. i TOTALY ENJOYED BEING THERE WITH YOU.
Great Time, huh.Thanks
Nice! Very well done...
Thanks- Mike
Very nicely done video. It brought back memories as I was the festival photographer for Sunday and was not too far from your camera position several times.
Thanks Mark, maybe next year we can share some imagery as I only had a day and a half to shoot.
@@mav5252 I would be open to that.
@@MarkWick Great Mark, please contact me at Mav5252@aol.com
Great video quality and really, thank you for sharing, it was nice to see Pete Stein, what'cha doin' Pete? Peace
Thanks William, you're welcome!
Oh my goodness ! Thanks for this one ! Wow. Just great. Gonna just move there and be a dock rat. Yep. That's me. Wow! Amazing.
What's the time code where you're at?
Outstanding video Mike. I had made all the arrangements to go last year when they canceled it because of the vid. The wife and I went anyway to enjoy and explore the area. We had a great time. Your video shows what we missed .
Thanks Jon, I too was ready to buy an airplane ticket last year, then double checked with Barb and it was called off because of Covid...great to be at this show this time. Thanks for the compliment.
Well, Jon , last year I was within seconds of buying my plane ticket, and decided to check in with Barb, when she informed me of cancellation, so I know what you mean.Thanks, see you next year .
That would have been such a great festival to have been a part of. Instead, I am looking forwards to next years Australian Wooden boat festival here in Hobart. It too should be amazing
Next time!
Nice video! Thanks!
Thank you too!
I have to set my sights on being there for the next show! What a beautiful event, would love to be part of it.
See you there!
That's interesting...At 1:05 there is a shot of dinghies. Among them is an early National Solo (dark painted hull, varnished decks, guy with white shirt has his hand on it).These were designed by Jack Holt in the UK around 1960. Commonly home built from plans initially. Predominantly raced in the UK, with a few fleets in Holland and Australia. To my knowledge never raced in North America so surprised to see one there. Anyone know how it got there?
The power cat at 25 seconds is Grasshopper ,great shots and music .thank U
Thanks Tim, that was pure luck seeing that come by and added some flavor to the opening.
Excellent!
Thanks Tim.
What a surprise to stumble on to your film, Mike. You may not remember me but we used to fly together along with the likes of Mark Gund and many others at Fairview back in the day. Great to see you are still around and enjoying the wooden boat world. It clicked to me when you opened with the shot of Newport Harbor on your way north. I hope you are well. I still occasionally hear from Mark since he moved to the desert.
I will subscribe to the channel.
Cheers!
Good times flying back then, they have closed the park to any flying now.Mark stays in contactNice to hear from you.
The first boat ever made was a wooden boat, tears of joy.
I wish I could have made it across the pond to have experienced this wonderful event, perhaps for the relaunch/splash.
Maybe next year?
It looks to me like Leo's Tally Ho was one of the biggest attractions? Thanks for this film. I wanted to be there this year, maybe next year.
It was huge, would like to know what time Leo shut down and how many filtered through.Thanks.
Awesome video, Mike!
Thanks! Fun to do.
Thanks Ben, thought of you and your viloin when shooting Anna play.
Very nice video!
Thank you very much!
I was hoping to go this year but stuff got in the way. Last time I went was in the 90's.
Yes Kevin, Last time I was there was in 1998, stuff got in the way until this year, happy it worked out.
A few good examples of fine craftsmanship. It seems like all the boats are either sail or motor vessels. There's appears to be a tech gap between sail and motor vessels missing: steam.
Please do more videos of port Townsend.
Thanks DDD, I plan on attending next year and focusing on the Wooden Boats, big, small, power and sail, see you there. Thanks, Mike
Nice production! I for one love good music that sets an atmosphere that makes you enjoy the experience. Lot of work to pull off a nice piece. Well done.
Already have plans on the calendar for the 23' version. Have some friends in Tacoma need visited.
I thought I saw a splash of the Western Flyer?
Thanks Leonardo, it was fun to make.See you next year.
My hope is that Leo will eventually offer some trips from various ports back here in the U.K. There will be no shortage of takers. I would book a place right now if it were possible.
Yes, I my guess is the line will be long.
Remarkable
Fun times.
A place I'd love to live and die!!!!
What song is Joe Euro playing in this video?
A really great video showcasing beautiful artists all around! Love it!
Thanks John, Joe Euro is amazing at his craft...I will try to find out the name of that tune and get back to you.
Hi John, it's called 'The High Road' from his first album with the same title.
Very nice plying by violin 🎻 thanks .greetings from beautiful Hawaii islands ⛵️ 🏝 I am interested to buy a sailboat ⛵️ and sail to around the world
Go for it!
Why did Pete leave the Tally ho? He was my favourite
Pancho is a Female Bird. NOT Poncho, a Male name. Otherwise a wonderful video, and thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks Andy, yes you're correct, it should have been Pancho...and you're the second person to correct me...it's like a female cat is a Gata and a male cat is a Gato...And, thanks for the compliment on the movie, appreciate that.
Great video! I see my Wife and I made it in too. Thanks.
Thanks... Oh, that's cool, what was the time code at your part?
@@mav5252 14.15 Dead center of the shot, we're wearing red shirts and she has a blue coat and sunglasses on. I'm right behind her gray beard and ball cap.
@@harrisji I spent a couple of minutes playing 'where's wally' at 14.15 (dead centre is a guy looking at his phone wearing a baby), then let it play on, to 14.16, and there you were. Are you trying to mess with us? 😂
@@jaygee5693 Oh, yes, I remember.Now when you baby gets older you can show her this.
@@mav5252 Not my baby, I wasn't even there.
What ever happened to Tally Ho? Did it ever get launched? I tried to find the latest video's and did not see the latest on CZcams.
Here you Tom, czcams.com/video/H6bhXxl5nRQ/video.html
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Phenomenal guitar.........just saying!!!!
Totally agree with you, JoeEuro is the master!
I wish I could smell the wood and varnish.
Larry, After the varnish coat has flowed and dried , it's the first touch that I like.
@@mav5252 perfection.
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A swedish Folkboat:
czcams.com/video/zput8Szf8PI/video.html
And Leo Goolden's:
czcams.com/video/KmoriWFU-VU/video.html
...crossing the Atlantic:
czcams.com/video/KmoriWFU-VU/video.html
Brave guy!