SNEAKING ONTO A PRIVATE ISLAND off the coast of PANAMA - Episode 173

[@MichaelRuhe1706]

Hi to the Parlay Crew! 2 tips, if I may: 1. Put your clothes in the box with some warm water and detergent while you sail. 1000s of waves will do the washing for you! 2. take two small and short lines (maybe 4m long) and attach a roll/single block to one end of each. Then run those "adjustable blocks" through the two front blocks on both hulls and then run the 2 spinnaker sheets through those two adjustable blocks. As you shift the spinnaker, you can then let the lee block go up and take the luv block down and always have a nice and controllable spinnaker w/o any hassle. Those lines with a single block at the end are called 'barber haulers' and do a great job! Otherwise: Enjoy sailing and thank you for keeping us inspired!

[@ronimiller397]

You are granted a wonderful gift . I’m on a Lake , the Sunsets I appreciate so much . My Lake is not your wondrous life you are living but I moved my son here with a terminal brain disease to enjoy some life . I am loving your travels

[@ParlayRevival]

You sound like an incredible mother.

[@bobbie7355]

Sending you love and lots of lake sunsets with your son. You are both in my prayers 💕. Hugs from Texas sweeties 😎

[@johnburrows3735]

Jamie the salesmen, love it, people will buy because they love Jamie, all good!

[@Skippyscoindips]

Lol it’s a Eski in Australia 🇦🇺 I agree with Jamie

[@billradford2128]

Chilly bin every time! The only trouble with these vids is that I cannot go back 70 years and do my life again - so I have to let you guys do it for me and you do it well! Thanks. Kia kaha!

[@auntieem70]

So you see jellyfish yet you wish you brought your snorkel? So no fear of getting stung all over your body??? Love watching you all live your best lives!

[@mistyhays7998]

I’m loving re-watching all of your videos!

[@susanking9733]

it was fantastic to meet Colin and Jamie today at the Newport boat show...so many fans!! Peace and fair winds from Nordic tug, Madame S

[@smartprocesssolutions748]

Colin, my Sunday’s and your inspiration are always a great start to my week ahead.

[@ParlayRevival]

Oh thanks so much!

[@danaparedes5613]

It’s fortunate that you got to spend time on our Pacific coast… opening eyes to what we have in our own back yard. 💕

[@ParlayRevival]

Hi Dana!!

[@berndog3]

Often accredited to Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens), however: "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do." - Written in the 1990 book "P. S. I Love You" by H. Jackson Brown, Jr. and credited to his mother, Sarah Frances Brown ■ Love your channel. Reminds me of my younger days and adventures. While we're talking quotes, here's one: "Why not go out on a limb? That’s where the fruit is." Written by journalist Frank Scully in 1950

[@michaels3811]

I enjoy when Tom and Jamie speak... Another great video, Colin.

[@macalicious66]

Those bones were the vertebrae. Very cool to see how similar they are to human vertebrae. And I grew up calling it the Cooler. Thanks for another awesome episode! I'm so very grateful that I have the freedom to travel to different parts of the world.

[@ITWUT]

What you should consider is how the body plan symmetry seen in the whale bones is common to almost every living thing. We all have a common ancestor

[@mwatkins2464]

@@ITWUT we all have a common creater , God almighty ❤️🙏

[@maaraandwaynepeters7084]

@@mwatkins2464 Dreaming mate

[@mwatkins2464]

@@maaraandwaynepeters7084 I hope you find Jesus before it’s to late for you and your family. Hell isnt a place you want to spend eternity in. It’s total torment forever.

[@kenrobinson8522]

Ok a catamaran being back lit by a setting sun... BRAVO!

[@ClintonEtheridgea]

Jamie is starting to look like a natural in front of the camera and full credit to him it's not an easy thing, great work mate

[@victoriabell3566]

This is my favorite video so far! What a cool island Colin! You are such an inspiration ❤️ and yes chilli bin is correct 🇳🇿

[@twlyons1]

modern day version of log rolling , as a kid i watched the log rollers run out on great floats of logs rearraigning them with poles and sending them one at a time up chain belts chutes to the de barker (peel the outer layer ) to prep the logs for plywood and then the logs would come back out into the water and plung massively deep and back up like a huge ice Berge tumbling shooting up first. they were 7 meters long and most of them 1 meter wide. THANK YOU EVERYONE 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@mistibartlett9888]

I ache to be back near the ocean. I am so blessed to watch your videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@pam7106]

Much appreciated from a Canadian. Having the opportunity to view the world voyeuristically helps sometimes:) So encouraged to see all the wild places there are that exist.

[@johnm7437]

Yep.. you are blessed.. and you bless us by sharing your adventure. sign me home bound with health issues and appreciative that you take us along. I like seeing every aspect of what you do, including doing laundry. hahaha..

[@nnameriF]

As a long haul truck driver from the beaches of Socal that spends most of his time away from home your video's always make me feel as if I'm still there. Thank you for taking us along for the adventure. Cheers.

[@esmith1771]

Thank you Colin! Keep on sharing!! The whale bones are amazing!

[@douganderson771]

Sitting here watching your adventures while dealing with a death in the family makes me glad that you are there for us every Sunday night. Thank you so much for sharing .

[@forry2905]

It’s called the tack @ bow because sailors of yesterday literally tacked the sail to deck w/hammer & nails. Great episode friends, thank you!!

[@jessiebrader2926]

BS.

[@forry2905]

Aww, gessie, If you’re too stupid to Comment before being your own advocate and investigating my correct post then just stay off the Internet, thanks sweetheart!

[@MedicSteve]

Thank you,Thank you, Thank you, for taking us along on your travels. From those of us who for whatever reason are not able to do what you are doing. We live vicariously through you. Thanks to Colin for all the hard work editing. You do a great job. Your videos are amazing.

[@donnawarmouth9329]

I just can’t get enough of your videos

[@garethhood237]

Very nice eppy indeed! It definitely called a chilleskboxbincooler!!!!

[@anthonymiller8989]

Tony & Susan here, Great man just great outback

[@robertlemoine3500]

Thankyou Colin ,your work is greatly appreciated . Many of us will never leave land . Live large .

[@wyzolma99]

I'm grateful for you sharing your adventures Colin. Keeps me sane.....sorta😉🤣🤣🤣 And it's an ESKY!👌🇦🇺

[@mhairihefft3290]

Those dogs are having the most amazing life,they look so happy💜

[@bobjones8864]

Thanks for the lovely sunset with a sail poking through the sun.

[@bill8by5]

Colin, you and your mates are not lucky....you are Blessed! The simple fact that you used your intellect to advance the opportunity to provide insight into your life through this avenue - AND, that we as an audience get to vicariously live through you thus delivering your adventures into our meager lives is fascinating all by itself. Struggling through all your immensely hard work, getting Parlay into shape, not once, but twice (ugh) and the final product being delivered unto us - feels like a new child to brooding parents out this way, then watching your beautiful meanderings as you play along into the wild world. From an audience perspective, I would bet all I have, your parents are so very, very proud of what you are doing and what you give to us - and them! Nobody, and I mean nobody I've seen on here can equal what you've done, what you do, what you give - to us, your admirers, your audience, your fans. We get to live in your, Jamie, and Tom's footsteps. I can't thank you enough for all you do - Keep 'em coming Mate!!!!

[@holodeckdragon8876]

Grateful for being able to look thru your lense and expand my own!

[@bonniesheplar5130]

Certainly gained even more respect for you sailors because it is not easy to figure out all those lines. Fantastic!!! And it’s so very clear that you guys are responsible because there’s no way you can catch a buzz and sailboat. I’ve gained even more healthy appreciation for your lifestyle. Party after everything is safe. 👍

[@zzzxxzzz3248]

Thanks for sharing !

[@OurCabinInThewoods]

We appreciate every video you do that is why we keep watch all your video. keep up the fun and great times.

[@charlesfinley2350]

Thanks for a great episode man. Just got out of hospital after accident and losing a finger and now 5 days later sitting on a Virgin flight to London to head over to Ireland to get my mojo back. Thanks for reminding me that that I’d be disappointed if I didn’t get back up and do this.

[@stevegillis2392]

Thanks for taking me along ..

[@Christian_Tango_Christ]

You got to keep some frozen chum balls on board to bait fish up before jumping in to spear. .5 kilo ground fish scraps, raw oatmeal and sand. 1 pack gelatin mix in 5 gallon bucket. Form into 3" balls and freeze.

[@ednarios5194]

Mahalo for sharing your adventures!! always look forward to sundays!!😁😁👏🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽 love your gratitude , i am grateful everyday too😁 salud to watching & enjoying another sunset , 🤙🏽😎💟 🌅 😁

[@tlowe2502]

Thanks guys, my dog was getting a little jealous and I looked at him and said I know me too.👍🏼⛵🐾

[@ParlayRevival]

Haha!

[@gabestuck3266]

Colin, your humble inspiration is incredible! Keep up the great work and thank you for allowing us to live vicariously through you.👍 🙏

[@sailingwind326]

After all the blood an sweating life is pretty dang good 👍🏻 👌🏻 you guys wow enjoy every second of it

[@billhendricks3143]

Mate we feel the reverence you have for your life you’re living and we are living through you guys. cheers and here is hoping your journey is happy, fulfilling and never ending ✨♥️

[@Mellowbiker]

The term we used growing up in Kansas was the Coleman Cooler, cuz that's what the tag said in the outside. But it was metal, not foam. Great episode; a little philosophy, some innocent trespassing, cool bone discovery, and the Mahi were safely hiding. Good one all around.

[@revivalgardening438]

As you are on this adventure your character always comes through and that is what is much appreciated, some of us did this long long ago, some of us wish we could do it,But to all of us, you have brought many happy thoughts. Thank you!

[@bonniesheplar5130]

That was really a great episode guys. Most of us don’t appreciate just how much work it is to edit all your content but as I watch my favorite channels I am really getting an appreciation for that part of your job. It’s not all fun and games. Thank you

[@aaronl1251]

I enjoyed listening to the guys work out the sail configuration and your explanation at the end. My vote is -> Cooler

[@geak28]

Love seeing the dogs having fun. Keep showing the world. Ice chest or a cooler,.

[@earltomas]

WOW beautiful anchorage … enjoy your seaman tips as well …

[@nautichunt84]

"Wounder if they are the stinging type" then picks one up. I was waiting for the "nope" 🤣🤣🤣 and Esky

[@vernholmes7940]

Incredible episode. The whale vertebrae were incredible. You guys have so much fun. Cheers.

[@ScotChef]

Sitting in glasgow on a very rainy day, thank you for the reminder there is a sun. ❤

[@PreacherwithoutaPulpit]

I'm thankful that you share your adventures/videos with an old man who's 20 years from now is long past and can say with 110% certainty you're correct. Fair winds, following seas, safe travels and God Bless...

[@hypecamera]

CHILLY BIN!!!!!! THERE IS NO OTHER NAME FOR IT.

[@jamiedunlop179]

We call it a "cooler" in Ontario, Canada. Those bones were too cool!!!!

[@shirleyblessed6639]

Fun music❣️... Grateful to be able to join your adventures!

[@wildaltarose]

I loved how much you appreciate your sailing life. It would be easy to start taking it for granted, as each day runs into the next but you don’t feel that way. Take care and stay safe.

[@janineburton872]

Chilli bin! Captains always right ….🤔unless your at anchor and the the admiral is! 😁

[@michealodonoghue9063]

Chilly bin mate 👍

[@maartentoors]

5:59 WoW, just.. wow :)

[@peterstarkey1360]

Chilly bin...give it up it's an ESKY...GEEEEES....ESKY

[@michellebramble7678]

Gorgeous places you go to. The jelly fish and bones was cool to see. I'm from the USA we call that a cooler or ice box which a freezer can also be called an ice box. Thanks for sharing and God bless.

[@BohemianBeatster]

always groovy to follow your adventures.

[@Christine.A]

Just beautiful! I am really enjoying seeing all the gorgeous places you go.

[@robertw.1499]

4:51, very nice 👏

[@maccant4707]

Chullybun? Yea nah, it’s a bloody esky mate!

[@shalaconballard9912]

To you and all that sail on Parly I just want to pass on my condolences on the loss of the Queen to all .

[@tonga741]

makes me smile every time i watch your vid.... P.s from down under Esky

[@JKLMJoneses]

Love the spinnaker stuff! Great info and really funny! Keep that up!!!

[@clausfrennessen2362]

Go go!! Fan Sweden 🇸🇪.

[@311rooster]

All I can say is wow

[@marshalleq]

Chilli Bin. Definitely.

[@cmo6588]

The bones are awesome .. nice find .. and it’s a cooler !

[@agesolari]

Amazing place

[@nigelsearson5499]

Truly epic place

[@bonniesheplar5130]

I grew up going out on my dad 63 foot converted Air-Sea rescue boat in the 50s and 60s and even the 70s. He converted her into a drift fishing boat taking people out all day off the coast of south Florida. Miami, Sunny Isles actually. Anyway because he was an all day boat the only one, we would go really far out sometimes 25 miles and dad always looked for anything floating and for birds and that’s when we would find the dolphin. Now everybody calls them mahi-mahi because people get it confused with bottlenose dolphin. I remember one day we caught 300 small to medium dolphin and it was insane. But the most fun I’ve had fishing I must say as a little kid. All we did was throw in a bare hook and you would catch a fish. I was such a tomboy but I loved it. Of course now I regret that we took so many fish but that was then and we know better now. We certainly supplied a lot of restaurants and markets with fresh mahi-mahi which was a good thing. Now everything is frozen and I do not like dolphin that has been frozen it’s just too delicate of flesh but that’s all you can find now in South Florida unless you know someone with a boat ha ha.

[@gabsi64]

Chilly Bin - no question.

[@capt_boos]

Keep getting better mate

[@ParlayRevival]

Cheers bro!

[@JohnMay1]

You could have grabbed a whale bone and got the motley crew making scrimshaw for the merch department. A whalebone talking cat (Parlay Catamaran) would be all the rage at the Indianapolis Boat Show!

[@howardwinrow62]

Amazing to find the skeleton of a whale so complete like that. l hope you kept one of those vertibrae as a souvenir

[@nooneanybodyknows1321]

Taking time to be grateful. 🤟

[@andrewlees2449]

Chilli Bin Bro!!!

[@Spring_Break_Jake]

Keep the stoke high parlay team! Can't wait for the upcoming Pavones episode!!!

[@careystravels]

Amazing Video! I will start watching far more regularly than I have in a long time!

[@ParlayRevival]

Cheers mate, good to have you back!

[@saltedseas]

Awesome vid, Looks great! Agree with Jamie.. Esky it is 🇦🇺😉

[@victoriasmith1897]

Chilli Bin. Loved this episode!

[@nicardy]

Excellent work fellas! bloody awesome

[@rickcreel3657]

Glad you are out on the water man

[@lorinoble3743]

Sailing tips! That was awesome!

[@susancoots4538]

Great episode! Finding those bones and vertebrae was amazing. Btw...I call them coolers.

[@kindcorner1787]

I really love these videos. I am from maine and dream of sailing like you all. Good for you guys living you life to the fullest.

[@tigersharkzh]

Chilly bin for sure.

[@robstubbs2772]

I appreciate what your doing bro. Chilly bin 🤘 Rob 💚 NEWZEALAND Now that's living in the now" 🙏

[@JonoGeeGee]

Chilly bin all day!

[@reuben1974]

Chilly bin 👍

[@Robaldeenyo]

so awesome finding that cave/bones

[@michaelbowers5675]

to shop for one of those, i would type in "beverage cooler" therefore, its a cooler 😉

[@checksix21]

Thanks, stay safe