New Workshop! ..moving in & TOUR (EP103)

Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - New Workshop! (EP103)
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EPISODE 103
In this episode we move into our new workshop in Port Townsend - a beautiful old timber frame building next to the big steel shed where Tally Ho is located.
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Music;
In the Sweet By and By - Zachariah Hickman
Sam the Man - The Mini Vandals
Dark Clouds - Dowally
Kick the Can - The Mini Vandals
Disco Climax - An Jone
103. New Workshop! ..moving in & TOUR (Rebuilding Tally Ho/ EP103)

[@rickvangunten4800]

Leo: I can't imagine things could have worked out any better. The Catwalk from the shop right over to the deck level of Tally Ho is amazing.

[@VMX42AUS]

Now he just needs a cat...👍👍👍

[@QueenDaenerysTargaryen]

(=^ェ^=)

[@robertkendall1037]

Except for the delay of moving and some added expense, this looks like the very best of situations. Well done

[@robbkenobi]

Pete is a spin-off series in waiting. With the same kind of editing, I would watch the crap out of him and his partners in action, particularly if he narrated /walked us through processes.

[@inspiringengineer]

Same here - what a personallity! Bionic feet Pete :D

[@thelastsnow6388]

It's the editing that really sets Leo apart. If he could find an editor he works well with and keep the same raw yet polished style he'd have so much more time. Leo constructs each video really well but as he'd still have to film and narrate sections, with the right guidance each video an editor could pull it off. more money tho.

[@StonyRC]

Me too - Suggested Title, "Hey Pete, Whatcha Doin'?"

[@inspiringengineer]

@@StonyRC Haha yes lol

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Agree.

[@TimeBucks]

What a beautiful set up

[@WayneCroker]

Kylie’s I ilikikyiikyykiyiyikyykio

[@anthonyrondolino8148]

We never know what good may come from seemingly bad events. The legal troubles in Sequim triggered this change at what now appears to be exactly the right time. The new location, surroundings and combinations of available talent & resources are sure to have amazing effects on the project.

[@Bluenoser613]

A single grumpy old man caused all the trouble. Somebody with too much spare time on their hands.

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

Although its a good move for progress on the boat, it would have been better for the move to have occurred in a natural time-line, rather than the project suffer forced acceleration to meet an arbitrary timeline, and the complete waste of resources on legal crap. Grumpy ass holes need to mind their own damn business. Better they move to a neighborhood with an HOA lead by an angry OCD Hitler like personality.

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

It wasn't me... LoL... I can't wait to see this next/ new chapter, hopefully for the next 2 years.

[@roberthoyle6442]

@@jenniferwhitewolf3784 Yes, just like the beautiful area where my home is in Tampa FL. The HOA Gestapo

[@hawkdsl]

@J Hemphill Ladies don't need to be old to do that. You know her name... it's Karen.

[@miltonmiller]

This is the best REALITY TV SHOW in the history of reality! I love watching this!

[@eddygonzalez6018]

I find myself watching KZbin instead of TV. I'm beginning to wander if I really need to pay for cable or satellite. Seems like internet and my roku suffice.

[@lemagreengreen]

@@eddygonzalez6018 For factual content it's hard to beat KZbin... puts TV to shame. Of course TV could never show these detailed multi year projects like KZbin can though.

[@miltonmiller]

@@eddygonzalez6018 Myself and most of my friends DO NOT watch regular tv or cable.

[@DavesShed]

To be fair, having basically a temporary boat yard next door is not for everyone. I think we tend to forget that we would be happy to have such a project next door but a lot of people would not. Especially people who live in a semi-rural/ rural residential area. I think we should not demonise that person. A solutioin was found that suited everyone in the end. Before you have a go at me, FYI I was one of many who wrote to the council and encouraged them to find a solution without shutting down the project.

[@popsoldboats3406]

Well personally I have experienced neighbors that moved in next to our 50 year old business and started calling to try and shut is down. These low class people are in every town.

[@allobject]

#@Dave's Shed and @Pop's Old Boats: that are usually the people that make their money (and create the nuisances) for livelihood in someone else's backyard! - As much as zoning makes sense, it can not fix senseless / inconsiderate people.

[@mattbranham1105]

I think initial site was needed for all parties involved and benefited all parties involved. All too often, we overlook the benefit of struggling with others toward the same pursuits. This story emphasizes the overwhelming benefits of shared love and passion. the rewards are documented in this series, in full color. The drama involved to derail this only fueled the fire of forward progress and invigorated the community of participants. I commend you for your participation and defense of this project. I do not condemn you statement, I acknowledge it and support it. Change is constant, and forward progress always requires sacrifice and conviction. Pain is always around the corner, so make sure it counts when you take it. This project has proven that the hero's journey is worthwhile in my opinion. As a tradesman myself, I understand the struggles I've watched in this series on a personal level, even tho I've never built a wooden boat. You can't make this shit up, real life is always more amazing. Im willing to put money on the bet, 90% or more of the struggle isn't presented. And still, I find myself deeply emotionally invested in this project. The Pain, the Self Doubt, the Faith and the Connections you discover during such a journey is incalculable in the long run. Most want the stick, until they wield it. This series, to me, has been a documentary of a master who wanted the stick, and came to understand what it is to wield it. You can watch Marvel movies and Star Wars with made up crap and tropes for your kicks, its just fantasy. We all try to bring our dreams into reality. To watch someone else willing to document the struggle in real time and share with us... Priceless!

[@crabmansteve6844]

Well I still hope they get attacked by wild dogs.

[@Buck1954]

Despite being forced into this situation and leaving an excellent shop living quarters, this is a plum location with Pete and his partners all in one place. Nice to see Pancho enjoying her piece of scrap wood.

[@robertharker]

You too can help Tally Ho. Leo is racking up a bunch of expenses moving into the new shop so consider a one time donation to help him get up and running. Every little bit helps but a larger bit helps more.

[@robertharker]

Now you have left a like, but have you left a one time donation for Leo? Even a small donation helps.

[@peterwallace100]

@@robertharker Done!

[@billcarruthers7226]

Congratulations on your new workshop Leo, if possible could you bring us up to date on how's Cecca doing I know you must miss her terribly I can't wait to see you two together again, a little news if you could Leo

[@simonmoody2649]

So blown away by the global support and enthusiasm by all for this project. This project is a light at the end of a long covid tunnel, I just thought for a moment about the launch , and it put a lump in my throat . The day she splashes in will be such a party. So many people the world over are now part of the TALLY CREW

[@irenemeno3585]

Pancho coming for extended visits makes my heart leap for joy ❤ she's such a beauty 💖

[@Paulster2]

Mad props to Pete ... Dude, never realized about your leg. Much respect, because you carry yourself as if it's nothing. I could only hope I'd be as mobile as you in the same situation.

[@mckenziekeith7434]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4OYm6quf8h4fcU

[@allmac7504]

Legs

[@Jb001jb]

Both legs buddy

[@paulhaynes8045]

Pete is a one man phenomenon. I hope he comes over to the UK on Tally Ho's maiden voyage (in two years!), so I can get to meet him.

[@Paulster2]

@@Jb001jb Doubly so, then ... I'm definitely not worthy.

[@zelphurduzebra3439]

GOOD LUCK!!! LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING MY FAVORITE SHOW ON KZbin WITH YOU ALL!!!

[@menjavlafitta]

This whole channel is soooo fucking wholesome i'm tearing up. It's so heart warming to see all you nice people working together and making this happen without any sort of economic goal or trying to "stay on top" of each other. No machiavellian shit. Thank you!

[@inspiringengineer]

AGREED!

[@Peterboatbuilder]

Absolutely fantastic project and people.

[@timwebb8153]

Leo, you know the old saying: one door closes, another one opens. The one that has opened for you, your crew, and Tally Ho is huge, and best to you all going forward! And I hope Pancho gets to visit often ... ;~P

[@konanoobiemaster]

am i the only one who's actually going to sad when they finish the boat? you're literally my saturday morning adult cartoon :) as always great job by all you guys!!

[@SampsonBoatCo]

Don't worry, after that there will be sailing videos!

[@louisfkoorts5590]

@@SampsonBoatCo Wow, You and the team are making me happy. I am a "grumpy old man". But You are doing it! You are a motivation. Thanks. I can imagine Tally Ho in the water. Beautiful!

[@BillSedgwick101]

@@SampsonBoatCo In two years!

[@seattlewa1984]

Don't forget about boat maintenance videos.

[@drop_dtuned6167]

Fastnet Cup racing episodes! I’m truly stoked for those.

[@JeffGeerling]

It's an exciting new phase of the project, and I'm glad Pancho was able to make a visit! We will continue to watch the build wherever it's done.

[@annotten7413]

As these types of birds are very social I’m glad to hear this. They can go through withdrawal when their social environment changes

[@Chr.U.Cas2216]

Dear Jeff Geerling 👍👌👏 Same here, definitely! Best regards, luck and health.

[@EngineeringVignettes]

Hi Jeff, nice to see you here (still grinding through your Kubernetes series right now in fact) :D

[@coloradocolin1]

Got the Ansible and Kubernetes crew in here! It makes sense, the name Kubernetes does stem from an Ancient Greek word meaning "Helmsman"😂 I always chuckle when I see your comments on these Tally Ho videos, glad you enjoy them too!

[@vidguy007]

I doubt we’ve seen the last of Pancho

[@gavinferguson]

the whole country and neighbour chaos has proved the following so true. I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination.

[@larryeastwood6544]

Brought a tear to my eye when you were leaving Sequim and now again to see Pancho there in Port Townsend. All the best for the next stage from Pittwater Wooden Boats in Sydney

[@langdons2848]

One of the things that amazes me about Leo’s project is the wealth of knowledge, talent, equipment, and allied businesses available even in and around a relatively small place like Port Townsend. I am often sad that we don’t have the same rich industry all around Australia. So it’s great to see someone keeping those traditions alive. Keep up the good work!

[@scotttimmins358]

You are an excellent shipwright, craftsman, politician, leader and consensus builder. I wish I lived closer to help. I’m glad you and Pete are so close. You two are becoming legends.

[@3MinutesToKill]

Caught up on the last 103 episodes over the last few weeks. Leo, you are without a doubt a the most wholesome person I have ever seen. Your ingenuity appears to know no bounds. And you have and I'm sure continue to be a remarkably positive influence in the lives of likely thousands of people the world over.

[@drop_dtuned6167]

I did the binge too, and got caught up last December. Waiting for the next episode was an adjustment. But commenting on current clips fills that space.

[@Jabbatic]

A friend introduced me to Leo and Tally Ho almost at the very beginning. I started with video 2, I think. I've binge-watched all these videos (when my time has allowed) a full 3 times already. Always superb fun to be reminded of what Leo and the team have overcome and achieved. Another equally marvellous channel, if you don't know it already, is Acorn To Arabella - really impressive work being done there too.. I binge watch their videos when I can. On reflection, I somehow have far too much spare time, so I need another project of my own to pursue... 😊

[@johnbshannon]

Having watched you from perhaps 6 months into your project I have to say how consistently impressed I have been with the project and your adaptation to it and the volunteers who arrived to help. I do understand that this is an 'amateur' documentary (as many will remind me no doubt) but being 68 years old and having watched many supposedly 'professional efforts along similar lines; costing one has to assume in the local vernacular, Bucketloadsamoney, I have been mightily impressed with the combined efforts of your assembled crew. Whilst, not all who have participated have been naturals on camera, (Pete, in particular, to begin with) the project has nevertheless produced some distinct Tally Ho 'personalities'. And really it has been such a pleasure to watch the development of the people, their issues, the boat and 'challenges' en route so to speak, the honesty, the humour and yes the integrity is admirable and all in a time in society where these virtues are not always appreciated and most assuredly not expected, having just watched the latest video of the move to Port Townsend, it's so pleasing to see Pete and yourself enthused and confident in the next moves. Sorry this is a tad long winded; but I felt the need to say just how much I, and I am sure many many others look forward to the next post. thanks again john shannon.

[@thomasarussellsr]

Ditto... well said.

[@allandart20]

Makes me proud to be English seeing Leo’s work, it also makes me proud to be American, seeing volunteers and this community’s help and concern for the project.

[@memashes]

2am here in Australia. Never been happier to have insomnia! Best of luck in the new workshop.

[@mausplan3890]

midnight in Bangkok, been waiting also. Great video

[@larryeastwood6544]

And same from Pittwater Wooden Boats At 4.30am!

[@charlesseymour1482]

@@mausplan3890 fan in Thailand too. Sam Chuk

[@richardtaylor8312]

midnight, Saturday in England. Been waiting like you all!…..

[@buzomatic]

Toronto, Canada here. Fell asleep watching last night. Enjoying it now this morning with a cup of joe 😉

[@mauricepowers8079]

I feel like a Heroin Addict who finally gets a fix😂😂😂

[@adamgentry332]

No kidding its been too long!

[@mauricepowers8079]

@@adamgentry332 ship happens😂

[@MaShcode]

I walk by heroin addicts every day. They appear pretty numb to the world around them and pretty disinterested in anything external to their high.

[@mauricepowers8079]

@@MaShcode I spent a lot of time in the big city and know what you mean...namaste

[@judyrosey]

So good to see you in your element. In a port, near the water, with your people and tribe. Good feeling in my heart. So happy for you. ❤

[@lincolngrove2808]

I love the way that dispite various trials and tribulations along the way there remains a strong sense of optimism in your work. Refreshingly joyful, that's what it is.

[@thomasbecker9676]

Pete sweeping the walls made me chuckle.

[@lory2622]

My gawd it’s nice to see the band back together. Even it it’s just a groupie like Pancho.

[@53jed]

Groupie? Site manager, thank you.

[@marcryvon]

@@53jed 🤣🤣🤣

[@greghart6310]

@@53jed Yes groupie? She's the star of the show! ;-)

[@synthnseq]

Ugh I know, she's so needy "squawk, I need to chew on Leo's wood - take me to him!"

[@akkiller8454]

i only watch for pancho we should make a long vid of only pancho doing parot things

[@BarelyAwake]

My father lived on Bainbridge Island, and we spent some time together in Port Townshend, including the boatyard. Your videos are going to become very nostalgic for me!

[@JoseAlcerreca]

This is my first new episode! I bingewatched 102 in about two weeks. Came for the woodworking and determination but stayed for the awesome, inspiring people. Meeting your mysterious hosts was a great ending to the journey. Looking forward to the next two years!

[@bobbertgrobbert4]

I have never clicked on a notification faster! My family loves your videos and are all avid viewers! Sending love from Minnesota!

[@thomasarussellsr]

Oh yeah, for sure, you betcha!

[@robc3056]

Ill just move the boat and workshop....Jeez what a job

[@silasmarner7586]

This is a GREAT development , Leo. And what can I say? Pete's a national treasure. And the group of folks involved all around are gold label. What a group. Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!

[@PBarrPrince]

Seeing Pancho at your new location really brought things together for me. I appreciate that your friends are so faithful to you. I'm faithful to you too as I watch and see such amazing progress, positivity and skill in so many areas! I just can't express the influence you've had on me by your ability to adjust and progress when all seems overwhelming. Kudos to you. You're in a great place with friends and assets galore. You deserve it.

[@laurenarigo3894]

Yah, she probably is the most calm and engaged during the whole boat processes and this is a good way to slowly wain her off it in the next few years so she doesn’t think Leo abandon her or doesn’t like her. Birds will do that and hold grudges for a long time.

[@colinnapier6662]

What a great journey Leo, I have been watching since I stumbled on your first episode when you first released it. Now we are on part two of the Tally Ho story. Great workshop

[@sidvak9700]

So many wins! Enclosed shed and storage, 3 story classic workshop, in Port Townsend surrounded by wooden boat family and friends and best of all Pancho approves! Very well done.

[@cadjs]

Me: now, a walkway from the workshop to the big shed would be really useful. A short time later... Leo: and there is a walkway through the back to the big shed. Me: bingo!

[@paxblamey7566]

Thanks so much Leo and your amazing team. It's wonderful to see you all settling in to your new work space. Your videos are a joy and you are always so generous in your appreciation of team members and other supporters. We all must thank you too - it's clear that you touch many around the world with more than one hundred and thirty thousand views within one day of posting. Wow! All the very, very best as Tally Ho progresses over the next 2 years.

[@timlan635]

I've never had a particular interest in pottery or ceramics, but I must say that the segment with Patrick was amazing! Mesmerizing to watch. So talented.

[@gordonmcmillan4709]

You need a time-lapse camera up in the roof space of the big shed, if you haven't already got one.

[@langdons2848]

Ooh yes, that’s a nice idea!

[@jangrahame4891]

So glad Pancho is able to have visits. She would have become very depressed with missing all the action. It is only fair that having supervised the beginning' she should get to see it through!

[@creageous]

I love that bridge from the workshop to the boat. That's a really nice feature.

[@mikecoleman5288]

LOL! Good one Pete... "Tally Oh will be completed in two years" dude you're hilarious, not like that has not been said before. Leo, I love what you are doing.

[@Phyde4ux]

Now that they're in PT, 2 years is beginning to sound reasonable.

[@langdons2848]

For a really open ended timeline check out Project Binky. Those guys have been saying “two years” for the last six.

[@jakob.k_design]

@@langdons2848 ah project binky. But it is in the finishing phase now, well almost, or it eventually will be almost done.

[@langdons2848]

@@jakob.k_design Yes just another year or two I hear...

[@garywinters2282]

Congratulations on a smooth move to the new shop. Raul and Darlene were such great hosts for your project, I hope the next door neighbor understand what a heel they are!

[@willisgemutlich2608]

beautiful. I'm extremely jealous of your hoard of clamps, planes, and on and on. I'm stoked on my 16" planer but 26 you said? wow. it's good to have good neighbors and friends, and better to have friendly neighbors with friends. now you'll be wondering what to weld and what to bolt and just say "let's just go ask carl" or whatever his name is next door. I look forward to seeing you meld with a professional community. the workshop is 1000% and you've got a great crew at present. give us some sailing as you settle in! cheers.

[@patchmack4469]

you guys are some of the most inspirational people i know on the planet - i reckon all said about the having to move the boat to Port Townsend has done you guys a world of good - pulling your resources together and things falling into place just at the right time is amazing - i don't reckon building Tally Ho will be the end of things - you will certainly have so much more to come later - Tally Ho will become your bench mark i think of many adventures to come - all the best for all your future great to see Pancho joining the team - i love her little video entries

[@aserta]

I can't wait to see the Western Flyer and Tally Ho share the same dock. And i'd be tickled to see Arabella join the group when she's complete. Great boats, great people.

[@TomSramekJr]

Don’t forget that Magic Carpet II is nearby as well!

[@thomasarussellsr]

And maybe even RedAviva.

[@TomSramekJr]

@@thomasarussellsr Well, yes. Down in California, but possible.

[@simbry49]

Yeah, container prices are crazy at tge moment. Be sure to get a hitch lock for the trailer so somebody doesn't pull a truck up and tow it away.

[@ndewingful]

All things said and done, this seems like a major upgrade! Hopefully the quality-of-life changes make life a little easier as y'all keep working.

[@jimcleland4419]

WOW...What an amazing place. I really like the timber workshops either side of the large central shed/ workshop.Leo you are an inspiration to a lot of us boat builders. I look forward to your progress video's.....All the best to you and your amazing crew. Tally Ho has gone beyond just another boat to become a work of art.

[@kathywrightjohnson6804]

I love that Pancho got to come check out where everyone and everything went. You will have to have an agreement with Roul to bring her up as often as he needs a break. I'm sure she misses the activity and people she had been hanging with for such a long time.

[@samcouch3622]

The unity between boat people is awesome how they jump in and help each other where they can... Great Video....

[@michaelmcclafferty3346]

Thanks Leo. Your videos lift my spirits every time I watch them.

[@kiwi_welltraveled4375]

Hi Leo What a skilled craftsmen you are! But there's another skill in equally impressed with...... I started watching at episode 101, the infamous lead pour. Got to this episode and decided I would have to binge watch from the very beginning. I'm up to EP24......... Your skills as a shipwright are outstanding , but what I've also noticed is your ability to have a different beautiful woman helping you out in nearly every episode! Like I said, I'm impressed! I would love to see Tally Ho sailing into Wellington harbour one day. Massive Respect from New Zealand. Cheers Brent

[@5cloudwalker]

What a beautiful set up, doesn’t hurt to smell the sea air too. Looking forward to the engine installation. It makes sense to have that installed before putting down the deck…cheers 😊👍🇬🇧🇨🇦

[@vidguy007]

One theory I like is to complete the hull and deck, then install the systems, tanks, wiring and so on. I built new tanks for my trawler and would love to explain why that’s a good idea

[@Mad.Man.Marine]

@@vidguy007 yeah people always think it’s best to install everything then build around it. Unless you are building a design you have already built, so you know exactly where everything goes and how much room it will need. It’s best to build then install. That way when it’s time for it to come back out later down the road you know it can actually come out without cutting the boat all up.

[@warrenmusselman9173]

Patrick is quite talented. Glad you made it to such a perfect place. The interaction with other boatbuilders and marine trades can do nothing but make Tally Ho even better during the final phases. 2 more years!

[@southernskywoman]

I live in Port Townsend and was happy to see you walking down the road near Boat Haven the other day. Welcome to town.

[@pollyrobinson3877]

Leo, again, I’m so very impressed by you and your fabulous team. Congrats on the move to PT.

[@paulhaynes8045]

So good to see Tally Ho (and Leo!) next to the sea, where they belong. It only struck me today, how little actual sea we've seen over the last 'two' years. Good to see Pancho again too - that should keep the viewing numbers up! The only sad thing is how much Tally Ho has shrunk - all these years she's been such a huge boat, but now she looks so small in that enormous shed...

[@MaShcode]

Yes Tally-Ho gets a bit of a reality check. And smaller still next to all the other boats in that busy yard.

[@ronaldwaltonjr8335]

I was thinking the same thing. Lol

[@codylapoint]

How long is she anyways? I have wondered for a while. Maybe someday she will be tied up next to Arabella and it will look big again.

[@scootertrashtx]

You have been an inspiration! I've gotten off my butt and made some long overdue repairs to my workshop. I've now discovered that I need a dedicated wood working area, so it appears that I'll soon be expanding the existing shop area. Thanks for sharing and reigniting my enthusiasm for tinkering on my various projects!

[@andrewmantle7627]

It is also impressive how quickly you seem to have brought everything together, Leo and company. Of course we don't see everything in real time, but I'm guessing that isn't too far off. Thank you for these offerings.

[@johnharris2337]

Pete rocks, such a hugely talented dude, love it! Having severe shed envy Tally ho!

[@trymberntsen5298]

I think it’s amazing that Patrick has been there for so long and just now plugged himself in a video. It really shows the character of the crew that is working with Leo and that they are really just there too be a helping hand.

[@sreilhac]

Leo, really, nothing but sheer and utter talent over there!!!!!

[@theelephantintheroom8016]

Tally Ho, here we go The salt air, the breezes fair Ocean winds, her sails fill Parting the waves, her bow and keel Her spirit alive, adventure her goal Tally Ho, here we go!

[@BufferlowBill]

Thank you olifant!!

[@American_Jeeper]

The new shop looks great, Leo, definitely looks the part. Seeing Pancho just brought a huge smile to my face. Tally Ho might be the lead, but she is definitely a strong supporting actress and, without her, I don’t think the story could be told quite as well.

[@hscollier]

We’ve been eagerly waiting for this episode! Thanks!

[@luisweinert3582]

I already miss the chickens wandering around! Other than that this seems to be a pretty good place for the project!

[@ThomasCr0ss]

This is the most wholesome series I watched this year, all 103 episodes of it! Thank you Leo for letting us be a part of it! It will be a long 2 years until we can see Tally Ho on water! Until then: I really hope you made up your mind and you will recast the Ballast keel! It is a huge and difficult task I know, but it will be much more safer, without cracks and air pockets from the original casting heat shrinkage. You will regret later if you don't do it now! It will have the same atoms, just remelted, it will be still 95% old material! Keep up the good work for the next 2 years! Give or take! :D

[@rowankrencik]

Every time you post a new video it brings me so much joy, thank you for sharing this project with us

[@abarratt8869]

I think we know from where Tally Ho's plates and mugs are going to come from, when Leo gets round to stocking the galley!

[@frankstepien5767]

It would be sweet to purchase a mug , just like the ones from Tally Ho!

[@konanoobiemaster]

i'm 100% down for a Tally Ho mug

[@bbainter7880]

+1 I would buy one too.

[@greeneracre1151]

I'll buy 8

[@abarratt8869]

I'd buy a Tally Ho mug too!

[@b1g1lz]

What a win, win having the big steel shed between the two workshops! That couldn't have turned out better.

[@lenkowalyshen9571]

Looking good ...........like the fact Poncho is still included in the videos

[@PatNetherlander]

What a wonderful working place you got there Leo! And bonding with the other shipwrights as well by sharing space. Clever thinking! Now it’s time getting your new routine going on! Good luck with that. Nice to see Rowan’s back. Such a nice guy!

[@drop_dtuned6167]

Seeing Rowan back put a smile on my face too.

[@Zachafinackus]

I love that Leo has a classic 'Fisherman's Sweater' to ingrain him as a sailor even more.

[@QueenDaenerysTargaryen]

Yes

[@dennisdownes9319]

I always love the personal crew updates! It's important to know the souls who "rebuild" the soul of a boat!! DD

[@leonlevstik]

All I can say in wow. Not only she came a long way, but also you grown a lot a long with video quality. Not even mentioning all volunteers and of course Pete.

[@trythinking6676]

As much as I wanted to keep the project at Rauls and Darlenes place, where you're at has some major advantages.

[@fhavlak]

Amazing hair game in the intro, Leo.

[@guilhermeferreira4479]

I have been watching the program for some time here in Portugal about the construction of a dream and for the dream to come true we must have someone who believes in us. We will soon sail this beautiful sailing ship. hug from Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@thinklikeadog007]

I wonder what a person would not like about these "movies" I'M SO IN LOVE WITH THIS STUFF!!

[@stevemarr9295]

Fantastic to see the co-operation & assistance from your whole boat-building community - reckon you've found a good place to finish Tally Ho.

[@campingwithhomer7371]

Wow! It's going to be so cool to not only see Tally Ho being built but to also see all the other boats and marine stuff at the new location. I live a thousand miles from an ocean and this stuff is so interesting to watch!

[@bryanhebden8398]

Craftsman that take pride in their work! A rare breed; you should be proud!

[@eagle1de227]

a community of boatbuilders and a ship hangar in the middle. It can't be better! And with Pancho as supervisor nothing can possibly go wrong.

[@465maltbie]

Yes I want to follow your Instagram, amazing delicate looking work, Charles

[@Hortonfarms1]

your new workshop is the envy of all who love the craft. Me included! Great find and a fine project.

[@Trebuchet48]

I live just outside PT and always drive through the boatyard when I'm in town. I keep hoping the door will be open one of these times so I can get a look at Tally Ho! Hasn't happened yet, although I've seen Leo and Pete about the place. Looks like a really great setup! Also nice to see the cleanup in process at the old site!

[@thomasarussellsr]

Just remember that he asked that no one just stop by. Email him first, if you wish to visit, and get permission/make an appointment. People just stopping by/"crashing the party" is a good way to break the flow of work. If you are just trying to see the boat in person, from a safe distance, then I don't see why that would be a problem, unless a bunch of people are doing it too much, causing a traffic problem in the port.

[@YTPartyTonight]

Amazing. Such a vital and authentically nautical area where the new work space is and I'm in awe of everyone involved. Patrick's ceramic pottery work is so elegant and Rowan's NYC library project is also pretty neet. After these videos I always feel inspired or compelled to say something but at the same time I feel like I can't say enough to express just how impressed I am by the whole thing and everyone involved. That leaves me a loss of words more often than not. I'm blown away both by how hard you all work but also by how much enjoyment or gratification you all seem to get from the work. On one hand, I almost feel sympathetic body aches from watching and imagining the physical work load. On the other hand, I confess feeling a bit envious, wishing I could be a part of the project, the crew and the community their. I always look forward to seeing every new biweekly video. Thank you.

[@thewatchman6074]

I tried that pottery thing with the Grandchildren. How they laughed as I scraped my masterpiece off the kitchen window, the floor, the dog....

[@johneverson2433]

At least you tried

[@thewatchman6074]

@@johneverson2433 They're all grown up now, but never let me forget it.

[@baileyvolkert]

WOOOOOOO! I have been sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for then next episode.

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

Have you woken from your dream yet? OH MY GOODNESS!! This is so awesome!! It’s like chapter two! So exciting!!

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Congratulations to you and Pete for the great spaces you share. Perfect place and community to finish out Tally Ho in.

[@patrickwarren5063]

The journey continues. Keep up the good work.

[@roscoejones4515]

26" planer, what a score! Looking great!😊👍

[@Richard-wk9le]

Glad to see all of you back at it, with the smell of the Sea that beckon,s all.....Go to Sea....Go to Sea, Fair Winds Blue Skys, and no Power outages..........

[@johnmac4094]

And now you’ve got a commercial boat building set up started. Well done Skipper, this is a beautiful dream to live out. The passive yet productive reaction to the very unfortunate situation you just overcame while working with the help of your new family members just gave you a boost in life, beautiful solution. I’m sort of annoyed that you’re doing this in the US as I’d love to get involved.. if I were there now, I’d be using your old boatshed structure to separate Tally Ho work space with polythene sheet from the rented out section to reduce contamination from any fibreglass or steel grinding dust.

[@makkermakrel]

Just as i checked for an update, i got a notification of a new vid is Up. Great!