Locals only brah

Just a tip for others, doing a patch like that on an inflatable it helps to cut the slit a little wider so the patches stick to each other and a couple small radiuses at the ends of the slice to stop the cut from growing, also definitely should have used two boards and some clamps or even parked your jeep on it sandwiched with some boards and let it sit for a day or so. 36 grit or a wire wheel and alcohol for prep. I also like to use a sanding disc on a grinder to feather the outer 3/16" or so edge of the outer patch and brush glue over that also, helps keep the edges from peeling over time. What you did should work fine, those extra steps give more piece of mind.

Choosing the Gemini was a smart move. It's an excellent catamaran and it's obvious they did their homework. That said, it's more of a coastal cruiser and island hopper than a live-aboard blue water boat. Just remember. Bigger boat, bigger expenses. Good luck and happy sailing.

Brings back memories, my daughter was that age when we were sailing out of Marina del Rey….She grew up to be amazing😉 (a little insight to the future..)

I love your idea about boathouse, however, i was wondering about the budget and what are the disadvantages of it?

Dude who am I going to live vicariously through now

Get another 500 watts.

Are you guys still doing the boat life with baby?

I'm working on convincing my wife to live this way, starting with sailing on Polish lakes, planning the next step in the Mediterranean using a boat charter. You know, step by step ;-) She is a girl from the mountains, so... she can't swim, she was always afraid of water, but the first reactions to a vacation on the houseboat are promising... She want's more. Swimming lessons means, she takes it seriously... Based on your experience, is such a life possible for a 3-person family with a monthly budget of 2.5k EUR on a fixed income? Maybe something more from remote work, if something comes along.

Great video! My wife and I retired and this is our first sailing season since, but a shoulder injury will be keeping us at the dock this year. So, thanks for taking the time to put these videos together. We too have land-based adventures with our travel trailer and have been enjoying land-camping this summer while our boat floats at the marina!! Here’s hoping our paths eventually cross! Safe travels!

Awesome I’m new to the channel

Glad that the sailing conditions turned fair on your return voyage. You've made wonderful sailing videos and I hope to see you return to the waves. Looks like you found a good forested area for a home, and the other adventures sound interesting.

Have a 87 i put a 4 inch rough country lift with 35x12.5x15 mud tires on it fixing to do the distributor conversion to HEI along with a Weiand action plus intake paired with a elderbrock performer 600cfm carb

I have 1987 long bed gold 4+4 as well 👍

Upgrade gear cluster 💪💪

Put a hemi in it.

I'm just impressed you can drive a manual transmission.

Sell it to me

Fuel injection!

Trade it in for something with a bow tie or an oval on the grill. Would be the 1st thing I'd do.😂😂😂

A 4 inch lift no more than a 6 inch lift or your truck will drive and handle like crap. I would also look into a fuel injection as well save a little money on gas.

A rough country 4 in lift is about a grand and would be needed if your plans are to put bugger tires I own one same year

I don't know how you stay awake overnight to steer! By like 9:30pm, I am ready to go to bed haha Glad you made it OK

That autopilot sure makes a difference! Wow, awesome Dolphin swarm. A lovely beach you found, but a sad parting. Amazing landscapes in that area, yes. Love the background at 9:30. And 10:17- wow.

Классное видео! Жду продолжения с нетерпением )

"Who needs this? I got Mexico" I'm Living right and the fishin's good So I am an old Baja, Mexico. Started in the lat 70's/80's. I learned something there back then. It has not changed one bit. You need to learn it. Makes a much better vacation for you. Here it is: #1 You ain't in charge ........ Mexico is. The more you try to make things happen by YOUR Schedule in Mexico, the less it will happen that way, and the crazier it will make you. Every time you try to "fix something" the more you will find you have to back up 2 steps and fix something else first. #2 9:.00 am can actually be a good time to have a cold beer. Ricardo

вот настоящие девушки в бикини😂😂😂

Hi there. Do you have a full video of watermaking

The higher bridgedeck will only eliminate that hull slap at anchor. I Sailed/crewed on a St. FRANCIS 50' cat from Capetown to Annapolis in 2016. Anytime we had wind/swell on the beam, we had slap and sometimes hard enough to raise you out of your bunk.

Your videos lately have been a pleasure. Wonderful locations, friends and children to liven up the experience. Just what all the work is for. And nice videography/editing, e.g. that lovely stretch between 3:33 and 4;18.

Hull slap can be dealt with. You buy a beach inflatable like a raft or a small boat and you put it under the bow at night with a tether just long enough for it to float just under the lower part of the bridge deck and leave it tied, it will block the water and provide a cushion so no more hull slap. Takes only a few minutes to put in place and remove.

Boat tour: 57.7% of the video Family tour: 42.3% of the video Title: "Boat tour of our new catamaran gemini 105mc"

WE LOVE Banderas Bay! Especially la Cruz de Huanacaxtle which has become our second home. We actually just uploaded a video about it too! Cheers 🍻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqi5haZtmLaqZrMsi=lL0a89fVq7rAYEtn

WOW. If those seas were too big and 14 hrs. at sea is a long slog, I encourage you to get a motor home and go see the prairies. You may love it. Give it a chance.

Interesting things to see everywhere you turn in the tropics, right? So much life. I liked the -dinosaur- crocodile sanctuary.

Really enjoying your adventures ❤️

Very nice.

Where is the fishing vid?

But it does just about kill me to see the baby in dingy without a life jacket on??

Agree, a Mangrove Forest is a wonderful place. And lots of pretty little creatures like to live there. Interesting mix of jungle and desert, yeah. Wow: the shore birds scene at 7:37 is glorious! Too bad about having to leave a place like this to get provisions, lol. Pretty town, tho.

We lived in La Paz for about 2 years, loved it!! only came back to the states due to health issues. Our Dream was to settle in La Paz and sail all over the Sea of Cortes. I am very interested in the performance of your Gemini along the route and how it handles. Living Vicariously!!

Your daughter is so cute getting big

Cool you made it to LA cruz! Fun place,enjoy the pacific side try to make it down to barra.

Pleasant leg of cruising. Birthday girl enjoying herself. Lots of bird spotting. Pretty scene at 12:41. Wow, I didn't realize rain was so rare there. Obviously a blessing in those parts.

Great video can't believe Skyler's talking now Love the whale action, Ruby says hi

How is it your fault? You didn't move it! They have insurance for just this reason. Edit: They definitely would've heard the hull crack when setting it down. This is 100% THEIR fault. But that's Mexico for you. It's cheap for a reason.

You talked about your Code 0 sail, what's the difference between that and screecher on my Gemini?

You need to take the core out of the 10 foot of your furling line. I had the same problem with mine until I found that solution.

If you’ve shown it, I missed it. What kind of water maker do you have and where is it located? I’ve just bought a 105mc.

make video about : how much for this trip cost you please!