How to Make Life Easier on a Little Boat / Remote Water Fill Up -Post Hurricane Story - Ep 32

[@scottanderson7654]

One of the best episodes! You are both having so much fun, and you appreciate the wonder around you. Thank you!

[@expeditionseanest]

You are most welcome Scott. Thanks for the support.

[@tmac709]

Just a short response since on cell phone. Enjoyed the scenery that was visually pleasing to the eyeballs.😁

[@michaelaronsohn3624]

Looks lush, pleased you continue to have such a great time

[@brianstyles1321]

We spent Valentine’s Day there 16 years ago where I wrote a poem had turf and surf and put up a flag on the wall Canadian” eh”we meet at this years rendezvous at little current ,ranger tug 25 serendipity Brian and Carole you are retracing our whole trip it so nice to relive . Back then it was in a 26 Macgregor x .keep up the good work .brian

[@expeditionseanest]

We remember you. Sounds like a wonderful love story… Valentine’s Day, a poem and your wonderful wife! Glad to have you following along with us.

[@tracimurphy7337]

Looks lovely! Thanks for sharing your adventures. Be safe.

[@expeditionseanest]

Thank you! Will do!

[@robertp.7090]

Very nice!

[@rangertruth4776]

Thanks for the great videos !

[@expeditionseanest]

Glad you like them! We appreciate your support and taking the time to post such kind words.

[@mitchellhenderson1456]

We were hoping to see the trip packing that it shows on the picture. We have an Aspen C 108 power cat. We are looking to go to the same area in the Caribbean as the both of you. We just found your channel and are binge watching. Thank you.

[@expeditionseanest]

That's great Mitchell , the audio and videos got better as we figured out the audio etc. thanks for hanging in there with us. Was there anything more you wanted to see regarding packing?

[@jacktyler7599]

I think you'd be more pleased by using a siphon hose. It has one open end (into your boat fill) with the other having a metal ball inside a casing. Casing end in the jug, jug on the cabin top, jig up & down a few times and the speed of the fill will amaze you. West Marine has them for $16, next time you're on the mainland. Has been 'the solution' for decades, for water, diesel and/or gas (assuming dedicated hoses).

[@expeditionseanest]

Hello Jack, I actually have several syphon hoses at home, but I did not have one on board the boat. I actually never thought of using one for water. I don’t think the hose would be long enough but I guess I could extend it. Thanks for the great idea.

[@M-R-travel]

Have you tried a shaker siphon to keep from lifting the water jugs to pour water?

[@expeditionseanest]

That’s a great idea . I didn’t have one on the boat at the time. I do use one at home for fuel . Thanks for the good tip.

[@beachrastaman22]

oh gosh just curious please take no offense...dorian was in 2019 and I was just wondering what date the video was........sorry if I asked the wrong question...I beg your pardon.

[@expeditionseanest]

No worries. This was just an update on what is currently happening from the hurricane that took place in 2019.

[@beachrastaman22]

OK so as to not get to personal how do you guys shower every day...or do you shower every other day...sorry Im just so curious

[@expeditionseanest]

We don't feel the need to shower every day as we are swimming almost every day. A quick soap up and rinse seems to do the job. When we are in a marina, the showers are a wonderful luxury and we take full advantage of them. With so little fresh water you just learn to change your habits.

[@tszymk77]

Why don't you install a water maker?

[@expeditionseanest]

Good question! Too much money and not enough space. It would be great to have onboard. Are you aware of a small model?

[@beachrastaman22]

what date was this made?

[@expeditionseanest]

Why do you ask?

[@Hoser1mVm]

Wondering what season/month myself… rough date?