We Won't Make THIS Mistake Again! | Boat Life Ep. 40

[@chappyd5109]

What I see most... Is the Love and Kindness you guys share between each other. Beautiful...

[@francescadiana]

I love the gratitude both of them express towards each other for every little thing the other does. That's hard work, but a magic ingredient to any relationship I think.

[@jodiedsa]

❤️

[@kay-bc3vl]

I’m not going to lie - after Ody I was a bit hesitant to warm up to Penelope. I thought I wouldn’t really care for the transition of boat life, as I’ve never desired to live on a boat before. But I have to say, I am SO excited for you guys and I’m excited to keep on watching! You two are a breath of fresh air.

[@jessiesoftpaws]

SAME!

[@westmc45]

Its not hard to live on a boat just go learn to sail first see if this is what you like then buy one, its best if you take some ASA basic sailing. If you dont like it after that then you did not waste money on a boat. If you want to sail everyday come down here to Mexico I sail my 47 Foot Yacht everyday of the week.

[@mommahil4323]

I agree with you kaylin - but I have to say, I think if you watched anything with these two it would be great! they're so thoughtful, so adaptable, so practical!!

[@WildWeRoam]

Kaylin, that is so nice to read!!! That was a scary aspect for us, as we love our Ody fan community so much and wondered if the move to Penelope would change that a lot. So it is super nice and motivating to read this comment, thank you for taking the time to share ❤️🤗

[@JuliaBeth8]

@@WildWeRoam I love this! Same here! Love Penelope!!

[@tracywilliams3723]

"You are working for something that is intangible at the time, but if you just keep chipping away at it..." that is so great!!!! Intangible is possible.

[@jc142]

yeah, loved that too. helped me picture all the future benefits of the work i am doing now, caring for an 18th century house to bring it up to a good state, for when we go back to travelling to work and time is shorter than now, and it wont be so easy to do that work. thank you dana and lou as always. a pleasure to watch. sending you big hugs

[@pawlet]

I wore my grit rock yesterday. I ❤️ my little piece of Spain. Muchas Gracias.

[@TB-ky7de]

yo tambien!!

[@FeMelch]

I’m wearing my Spain Grit Rock now, and to say that I am pleased would be a gross understatement! I’ve never smiled so hard while opening a package. Thank you for sharing yet another piece of your lives with me/us.

[@WildWeRoam]

Sarah, I am beaming right now!!! Thank you so much for sharing this 🤗 ❤️ So thrilled you like it!! Hope it continues to bring you joy and remind you of your grit ❤️

[@RaisingRoosters123]

Thank you so much for your calm demeanor and how you treat each other! It's such a breath of fresh air compared to what is on TV now a days!!

[@WildWeRoam]

Thanks so much, Laura!! That's really nice to read 🤗 ❤️ sending our love!!

[@divekatdreaming]

"Today's been a very fun day!" "It's a good one, right!" I love when those are the sentiments for a day where you just lived your regular life! You did projects, and ran to the store and made an extra trip back to the store and cooked and were together and it was a fun day. I wish more people could see the treasure in the everyday! You didn't need an expensive dinner or to be pampered at a spa or whatever. You just were just enjoying your life together! Thank you for sharing your day with us!

[@paulfrankmonkey7509]

Self Control is empathy for your future Self

[@RABIDJOCK]

Its so cool watching what you two are up to. Basically doing what I wish I'd done 35 years ago. We had our moments but in shorter bursts. Then Kids and jobs took care of the rest. So great to see the positivity in your videos,good luck on your adventures and as you rightly said "The journey is the destination". 😃

[@francescadiana]

I feel like the reminder, that one is not wasting time these days is so applicable to anyone still stuck in lockdown. We're all working on something, we're all doing our best. We all need that little reminder sometimes 🤗

[@elhamoghabi906]

I really really love the cooking parts😍 and it's needless to say that your videos are always amazing. 👌

[@jessiesoftpaws]

I just wanted to say thank you...you guys have inspired me so much! I started waking up at 5am to start working on some passion projects, and watching you guys constantly work and strive for a great life has been so inspiring.

[@WildWeRoam]

Jessica, that is so cool to hear!! We are so happy we could be a source of inspiration for you 🤗 We wish you all the very best with your early starts to work on your passion project, one step at a time ❤️

[@olivialand1091]

as someone who graduated last May and has spent the past year feeling like their floating through life 1.) thank you for helping me escape in each of your amazing videos and 2.) thank you for helping me reframe this past year as one I get to spend "investing in my dreams" like you are on your winter build xo

[@Iris_Transforms_Healing]

I can completely relate to this video!! I built out a small camper van, drove across country and lived in it for several months. Sold the van and am now renting a boat! I plan to spend 7 months living on this boat, recharging my batteries, healing, and anticipating my next adventure! Wow! The parallels here are uncanny!!

[@geraldine-211]

Safe travels !

[@genagx]

Dana's extreme hype on that corner section of the couch brought me joy and I wasn't even there. Great video you two.

[@philiplougher]

Windscoop - make sure you buy/make one before you get to the trade winds - it will transform your ventilation in the Caribbean.

[@WildWeRoam]

Thanks very much for the tip, Phil!! We will look into that!! 🤗

[@ellaimrie5289]

Totally agree on getting wind scoops - they do a great job!

[@Sir_Chuckmyster]

😁 Ive noticed Lou doesnt have back pains anymore for the last year. Is it the sea salt or sea air or what? Whatever it is, I'm so happy he feels and looks great

[@anapetrova1070]

you guys bring so much joy and gratitude into my life love your videos, good luck with everything that is to come!!! :)

[@gouda2872]

Time to make my coffee, put on my Grit rock from Iceland and watch my favorite youtube couple!

[@WildWeRoam]

🤗 🤗 🤗 this comment made me smile SO MUCH you have no idea!! ❤️

[@H3arme3r0ar]

I highly recommend putting water proof/dust mite proof covers on your mattresses, pillows, and cushions :). You can still put pretty washable outer layers on too

[@JP-NL]

The bed and couch turned out really good, great craftsmanship! I really enjoy these slower more informational videos on remodeling the boat and it’s really fun seeing the process and progress. Stay safe!

[@karenknowles1537]

Dana, you got the white pieces! Great day all the way around.

[@rissew]

You guys are such a beautiful couple, I wish you the best in all your adventures.

[@wendylee13]

I got my grit rock and put it on right away! Maybe this is what I need to proceed with my channel and my creative dreams. Love you guys. 😁

[@WildWeRoam]

So happy to hear that!!! And best of luck with your channel and creative dreams--one step at a time moves you in the right direction 🤗❤️

[@wendylee13]

@@WildWeRoam Thank you Dana so much.

[@The_Mitchells]

So true, Dana. We were all set to head off in our bus - we were supposed to be heading to Portugal in December - but then borders closed and we found ourselves spending winter in the U.K. But we have made the best of it and constantly reminded ourselves that it’s all part of the journey. And we’ve made improvements to the bus and soon we’ll be moving in - next week! We can’t wait 🌸🚌

[@WildWeRoam]

That is soooo exciting!!! We wish you so many wonderful adventures on your bus, and happy moving in next week!!! Sending our love 🤗 ❤️

[@taramacks]

I can't wait for you two to be back on the water!!! You are both so hard working and so handy with these projects. It is very inspirational. I look forward to your updates every week :) and also, those pizzas look amazing.

[@geraldine-211]

19:08 great teamwork 👌

[@RyanW1994]

Y’all should do a cookbook. I see y’all make different recipes periodically. I would love to buy it.

[@melanietrester]

Hello from Germany, hi, on the Homepage, is so littel Cook book, be safe

[@erinharman2524]

Lou did such a great job on that woodwork wow

[@mommahil4323]

beautiful ending to a satisfying day - would be good if all Saturdays ended like that!

[@ericjakob]

For good ventilation: Try to get air moving in one direction and from lower in the space (intake) to higher in the space (exhaust). So your companionway boards could actually work well. put them all in except keep the bottom one out. That will be the air intake. Then go to the bow berth and open the hatch on top. You should start to even feel a breeze sweeping through the cabin. If you have more than the hatch it would be great. If not, you can increase the exhaust capacity with a power vent in the hatch. Imagine trying to suck air out of a glass bottle-it aint happening. But if you drill a hole in the bottom of the bottle you can do it. The bow hatch will try to suck air out of the cabin but the air needs to be replaced, and opening the bottom of the companion way should do it. Any fans in the cabin should be pointed in the direction of the airflow to assist. Also, you can create simple baffles on the deck around the bow hatch to help it draw even more air out of the cabin. I think you could almost instantaneously make the cabin very comfortable even in a very stifling climate.

[@taralyamcdonough87]

I’ve had a good day too, your videos help my state of mind. Thank you for that.

[@FullofBeans1]

I do NOT know how you two stuck it out in the heat of summer in Ody - that's plucky! Those wee fans look perfect for the berth, nice idea. AND Dana gets white! :-)

[@jman5673]

Potato on pizza, not tried that yet. when drilling over head use a clear shallow bowl, drill through it and catch any thing that falls

[@WildWeRoam]

Thats a clever idea!! Thanks, J Man!!!

[@LoveLife390]

Your videos always make me so happy. Thank you ❤️

[@karenthomas1456]

You know we need that pizza base recipe, right Lou? It looked good. x

[@svbarryduckworth628]

We have the Caframo fans without any guard at all. They don't hurt too much when you bonk into them, but they do stun a bit. They are much more efficient without the guard, and quieter too. You should look into them. We have three in the V-berth of our Rasmus. One on the front bulkhead, and one at the head of each berth. This works SO well. In the saloon we have one at each settee, fore and aft, and one over the stove which helps.push air through the boat as well as move moisture out away from cooking pans. So three fans in the V-berth and three in the main saloon. There is also one in the head as well. Maybe someday if we actually sleep anyone back in the aft cabin we might add another one back there but there is only one in there right now.. At each fan station there is a little LED light and a 12v power socket with an Ancor USB dual charter. You can't have too many fans, work lights, or USB charging stations. Keeping the bow into the wind on anchor and the hatch open creates a lot of good cross-ventilation. We made companionway slats with screens so we csn have good airflow and still have bug exclusion. You should really make these. They are really easy to make. Right now we are running three fans on low and with everything else we are drawing only 3a of power. That is the fans, anchor lights, phones plugged in and charging, plus the Fusion marine stereo playing your video audio over the speakers via bluetooth.. 3A is actually pretty high for us. Usually it is well under 2A unless the refrigerator is running. That only draws 7A and runs less than 4 hours a day. To stay cool in hot weather being on anchor or at least a mooring ball is always best. The wind blows right through the boat and it keeps everything cool and dry. Moisture is even a bigger enemy than heat.

[@WildWeRoam]

This is such helpful information (as always!!! We really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience and expertise!!!) Thank you so much for sharing with us and other sailing fans here in the comments 🤗❤️

[@svbarryduckworth628]

@@WildWeRoam The screen slats were a fairly easy project to make, and well worth the effort we feel. We bought a sheet of thin plywood, 3/8" or so, and traced each slat and cut it out and then cut out the inner part of it so the plywood was just a 1" outer frame. Then we used window screen frame material with the plastic corners and pop-riveted that right to the wood. We countersunk the pop rivet heads into the wood so they would not stick out. Test the wood and screen frame to be sure they are the right thickness together to slide in the slots before going too far. The original slats do not have square corners but the plastic corner pieces can be fudged a few degrees off of 90 to match the angle of the slat corners and follow the trapezoidal shape all around. The top of the top slat is curved but just make this top piece straight and go from corner to corner and leave a bit more wood there. We cut another bit of plywood to fill in this area above the metal screen frame to make it the same thickness. Then all that needs to be done is to put the screen material in just like any other window screen. The screen roller tool helps a lot at this point. We have found that these slats are much easier to use than other methods of draping a screen over the companionway. Going through the companionway is just like using the regular slats, easier in fact since the screens are much more lightweight than the all wood ones. You can even mix and match the screen and wood slats to suit the conditions. Sometimes we only use one screen, sometimes two. Just the middle one is good for cooler weather when you still need to let moisture out, with the top hatches cracked just a bit We also made screens for the hatches using a similar method. We took the wood frame down and traced a thin plywood frame. When we put the original screws back in we modified the center screw fore and aft to hold a male button snap. Two snaps on each screen holds them securely up. We used a thick foam stick-on window gasket to seal out sneaky bugs, and shimmed the snap so it would reach far enough to engage. Bug screens are so important. We had to add screens inside the deck ventilators too, since mosquitoes and no-seeums could easily fly right in through the crude screens in the stainless deck domes. We paint the screens with a permetherin solution when in really bad bug areas to further repel bugs and tiny no-seeums that can get through screens. Permetherin can be purchased at hiking and camping stores and online. It is used for washing in to clothing to repel insects amd works great for weeks at a time. We re-soak every 30-60 days or when it becomes necessary if it becoming less effective. The foam deck that Hallberg-Rassy uses is very good insulation. In very hot sunny weather with a good breeze it is almost always comfortable down below. Temps are easily 10-15 degrees F lower inside. Placing amd positioning the fams to help the airflow when the wind doesn't blow helps too. Usually, just the fan over the stove aimed towards the companionway works quite well to maintain airflow through the boat on a still day. A washdown pump helps a lot too, when it gets super-duper hot. Spray down the deck with a lot of seawater to cool the boat down a couple times a day. Or just use the bucket on a rope. Insulation only goes so far as you learned woth Odie. So far we have not even made shade tarps which we see other cruisers use. The washdown pump is a good upgrade. In a pinch it could be used to help fight a fire once your fire extinguishers were exhausted. You never know. On that note another good firefighting upgrade is a fiberglass fire blanket. For a stove top grease fire it is perfect. Never EVER spray water on a grease fire. It will spread fire everywhere in the saloon. Have a plan for if you have a grease fire when cooking. The temptation to just use water from the sink is huge in this situation but it would be a huge disaster -especially on a boat! We have a fiberglass fire blanket right there in the galley ready to go. They are under $20 on Amazon. We got a 2-pack for not much more. It hangs on the bulkhead and is small flat package the size of a book. You just pull the bottom flap and throw it over the stove. It could also be used to wrap around you to keep you fairly safe if you had to run through fire at the companionway to get out in emergency. If the engine were on fire and the hatches were blocked (I notice a lot of people store their dinghy tied down over their escape hatch) this could save your life.

[@sailingsomeday5975]

Nice work! One suggestion- You may want to put more holes in the bed and bench tops. This will increase airflow and reduce the chances of condensation moisture and mold on your cushions and mattress bottoms.

[@THardy.]

Beautiful, creative camera angles. Well done!

[@williamlinden68]

I'm sooo hungry now....pizza looks amazing. BTW I gave a grit rock necklace to a friend of mine who has had a rough couple years, combined with 2020, just not fun. But she is amazing and has been powering through...so when she opened the box, she was like.."you sayin I got grit??!" I said hell yeah, and she was just so happy, she really got it....thanks

[@IrishLegend64]

Dana you are so pretty- keep thriving queen!

[@rfdinesen4027]

I love those fans. I put in 4 the first season. Sleeping at anchor is so comfortable even in the sticky Summer days.

[@WildWeRoam]

That is great to hear!! 🤗❤️

[@oliviagiles]

I love watching you guys...and the pizzas looked incredible

[@kevinh7985]

Thanks for sharing your progress. I will be modifying some of our access panels and plan on copying a few of your ideas. Do you mind sharing the brand of the fans? I will instal several fans this season. Cheers Kevin

[@lotophagi711]

Good job with the storage compartment hatches. If you are going to do any serious sailing you need to have some kind of latch to prevent them from bursting open and throwing the contents around. Sticking a cushion or mattress on top is not sufficient. Same for the sole boards. It's no fun in a knockdown when everything goes flying. Think inverted! For the pizza start your own mother. You can take it on your travels will you. I have had mine for 20 years. You can buy dried starters which help develop the mother easily and it's easy to keep going.

[@bradcouturier9064]

Lou’s face at 19:20 is killing me haha

[@johnhaywood6358]

Excellent video, lots of fun. Love the pizza. I thought of a great add-on for the Fans ( a box of band-aids) ❤️❤️😊⛵️

[@nicolamee8261]

Boat is coming along so well. Are you guys planning to paint any of that dark interior wood white/cream to match your storage cabinet and brighten it up a bit inside - and help keep it cool?

[@Mamame4]

Being on the water is going to be a big difference from being inland. The water is always cooler, even in the heat. We found on our sailboat that at the most, there would be a few days we wished we had air conditioning but well placed fans, hatches with bug covers/screens and just sleeping on top of the covers would make it pretty comfortable. I think you will be pleasantly surprised!!

[@richardboody6709]

Great seeing you two again

[@tessaroehrig]

My Grit Rock came in the mail today!!! I love it so much and I miss living vicariously through you and your adventures in the van but i can’t wait for the boat life to take off and do it all over again!! I can’t wait to have adventures of my own some day❤️❤️❤️

[@WildWeRoam]

So happy that your Grit Rock arrived, Tessa!! We hope it brings you so much joy and reminds you of your grit and dreams 🤗❤️ Thank you and sending our love!!!

[@melissachochard4242]

I enjoyed all things in this video I really do love your blue dishes...

[@simoneclarke5104]

Simone’s husband Paul here . Lou , note to self , from now on refits must be done with child safety feature options ! Dana .... note to self ... direct fan ....BEFORE ...Turing it on ,lol . Great video , thanks for not editing out your fan fiasco. Lol

[@sabrina748]

Nothing you do for your future self is a waste of time, ever. Bringing Penelope to life again is part of your journey, so enjoy it to the fullest while you can! You'll be exploring the seas soon enough! Maybe find a way to bring some travel stickers into Penelope like you did with Ody? Maybe make the ceiling of Penelope a map and mark where you've been? You both are making amazing progress on your home, and i can't wait to see you next video!

[@WildWeRoam]

Sabrina, that is such an amazing idea!! Thank you for sharing, and taking the time to write such a motivating and kind message 🤗 ❤️ sending all our love!!!

[@helloemilymills]

Dana with the fan 😂 That would be me too!

[@justtanja7327]

What were all of the ingredients please. I want to make that snack. Thanks in advance.

[@matjam8305]

You should not have to worry about being too hot. At anchorage there is generally always a breeze and manageable in the evenings. Even when it can get up to 45C at midday inside. The key is to have the breeze blow over you when sleeping. Any time there is no breeze such as in a marina or behind something you will have sleepless nights. The thing is to manage the access to a breeze and getting bitten by mozzies. You can go the route of netting but one coil lit later in the evening so it lasts till morning will keep you bite free.

[@iamclo2742]

It’s crazy to hear them say 100 (37c) is hot. The summers in Australia are absolute scorchers! We had a casual 117 (47c) one day when I was working cleaning hotel rooms with no fan, I fainted twice.

[@JuliaBeth8]

I need this pizza recipe!!!! Beautiful!!

[@summergrace5102]

Lou getting bumped in the face by Dana's elbow = my face at work constantly

[@summergrace5102]

19:08

[@kay-bc3vl]

Where did your jacket come from Dana? I love everything about it

[@jennifer6278]

I was thinking the same thing

[@Stereoelfe]

Let me know! I googled it but cant find it :D

[@skitzkit]

Same here! It looks like the Patagonia Men's Down Sweater Hoody Pullover, but I can’t find it in that yellow so I dunno if that’s right...

[@noely791]

Would you guys share your cookies recipe? Everything you make looks so delicious!

[@davidboily2424]

Your Thumbnail is absolutely hilarious! That photo shoot must have been quite a sight and a good ab workout ;)

[@Larfish]

Don't know if anyone have told you this but when you get to start sailing in warm climate and you stock up on caned food. Remember to remove the label and write on the can what's in it. The reason for this is that flies and cockroaches for example lays there eggs in between the label and can and you will start having an infestation on the boat.

[@dmsarabia1]

Fantastic progress! Yep - I would child-proof those fans with some chicken wire or something. That would be a terrible surprise during the night when trying to adjust the fan. Also, you probably already know this, but if you pile several basil leaves on top of each other and roll them (kinda like a cigarette) then take the knife to to slice across, it makes easy perfect basil ribbons. Your method obviously works, but just a thought.

[@maddylewis5]

I just got way too excited by seeing my name in your Patreon list for the first time! Ahhh love you guys!

[@WildWeRoam]

Ah so happy to hear that 🤗 🤗 🤗 Thank you so much for your support and also for leaving this nice comment ❤️ sending our love!!!

[@Nae641]

The pizza crust looks amazing!

[@gouda2872]

Wait wait wait! Dana actually got to play the WHITE PIECES in chess!?

[@adriannapierce]

Do you have a recipe you guys use to make your oatmeal cookies? They always look delicious!

[@mike090909able]

When are you guying coming out with a cook book,

[@mikasjoman]

I know Emily and Clark's adventure are preparing a video on how to get an Air-conditioning unit that draws very limited power just for the v-bearth and it's DIY and cheap. Maybe you could talk with them, they run their AC on solar and batteries only. I think just having AC for the aft cabin could be perfect for you. Personally I just bought a cheap portable AC and will connect it to my 2000w inverter in our Rasmus 35 I'm about to install. Im hoping that just cooling the room down will be enough and if we are at a harbor with 220 we can run it all night. The AC unit was about 250$ and 5000 BTU which is way too much even though it was the smallest I could find.

[@crystalcurrie2393]

July in Australia Qld is cold cold cold lol

[@heyiamilse]

OMG, those vans are amazing. Could you share the link of where you bought it? After two hot summers in the van, this looks like the ultimate way to fix the heat problem.

[@kristinannnnxo]

what is the song playing in the beginning of the video? it’s beautiful!!

[@20kjw]

Meteora is one of the hottest places I’ve ever been to! We literally watched the temperature rising on the car temp gauge - up to 42 Celsius at 5 in the afternoon!

[@OlijfOlifant]

Moist moist moist! That might be a bigger fight than heat, on a boat. But a good airflow helps against moist, as well.

[@debbie5765]

What is the brand of the fans you installed?🇺🇸❤️🌵

[@Julie_Truly_in_KY]

Oh man...I come away hungry for oatmeal bars and homemade pizza 🍕😋

[@zzaineb]

Super early today!! Love your guys videos!!

[@dollproductions04]

I've lived without AC in all my apartments, and you should take a bag of ice and put it on the back (use some duct tape of whatever) and it will help cool the air down

[@OliveOilRileyM]

Dana what do you use to hold your mask? I need one of those!

[@ChrisMek]

Could I get the recipe for those snacks? They look super yummy and I am really interested in trying them!

[@davsor08]

I wonder: does that new bench fit a person to sleep? While on longer passages, the crew off watch may no want to sleep in the front berth, as that can be uncomfortable in rolly conditions. Keep up the good work - great inspiration to watch :)

[@chrisshaw4689]

hi both , your doing a great job, can i advise you drill more holes in the bed base boards , it will reduce any chance of mold growing through moisture from your bodies at night , the holes give airflow , cheers Chris .

[@WildWeRoam]

Thank you so much for sharing this tip, Chris!!! We really appreciate it 🤗 ❤️

[@chrisshaw4689]

@@WildWeRoam , your welcome ,some make this mistake and it can make you very poorly, i don't want my favourite explorers being ill ;), cheers !!

[@chrissycrazy4]

renovating in the space you're living in also isn't productive to your other goals I think. I am going to enjoy seeing your adventures sailing!!!!

[@stephanielee370]

Nice!

[@Okkebeltman]

Im heading towards first vanlife summer now, also didnt install a rooffan, since I went with absolute overkill on solar. I have 1300WP of solar on my roof. What im noticing so far is that even now already I have more then enough power with just like a few hours in the sun, so im pretty sure in warmer summer I can park my van under trees anyway and just collect some sun every now and then. I also have a window above my reardoors, and two doors on either side of the van. Even with no wind i can pretty easily create a crossbreeze. But ill be working on an alteration I found in a different van, im gonna hijack the cars van system. If I run those of my household batteries I can run them all day, and with the air coming from the front and exiting from the rear I should get a nice flow going

[@WildWeRoam]

That sounds like nice way to get a good breeze!! We hope you have an amazing time out in your van this summer, Okke, happy adventuring!!! 🤗❤️

[@noellehilgesen612]

Thanks

[@robertbeck4762]

Enjoy watching you both being exposed to a new life aboard. Having had 6 sailboats over 45 years and rebuilding all I learned what BOAT stands for "Bring On Another Thousand" so I'm asking why your using the most expensive marine chandelier known to most sailors. Defenders in New London will beat West Marine, even with the 10% "discount" Amazon if your a Prime member will ship anything free and many times the next day. Amazon can supply almost anything you can put on a boat, or wear. Stainless Steel anything has huge discounts on Amazon and there are many distributors in RI that will save you money. Now in FL but decades in NE I know how much you can spend, so saving money will add cruising days. RNB FL

[@42apprentice]

Think you need a fan poking stick to keep your fingers out of them Dana!

[@CuriousApollo]

Maybe you can solder a wire mesh on the fan?

[@WildWeRoam]

Thats an idea!!! We will look into that as an option ,thank you so much, Victoria!! ❤️

[@hmmmvodka]

Any chance on sharing the cookie recipe?

[@magnoliastacey2002]

I've never seen Potatoes on pizza

[@daveward2620]

Love the show. Where can I find these fans??

[@nealeburgess6756]

Are the fans 12 volts?

[@nancyswaine5021]

Another tip..there are several KZbinrs, Japanese young women who teach Japanese cooking....Nami is very peaceful...

[@WildWeRoam]

Thank you so much for the tip, Nancy!!! 🤗❤️

[@cherietillapaughhott1012]

Hey Dana! I'm sure someone else has asked this question before, but I gotta ask again... is there a place where you have posted the recipe for those yummy looking cookies? Every time you make them it makes me hungry! ☺ Edit: Pizza crust recipe too, please!! 😍

[@ingeborgaure9339]

I was thinking the same!

[@taketothehighwaydotcom3152]

Yes, please??

[@traceyholmes1355]

Same here would love both the pizza base and cookie recipes please

[@sofiesvideothing7439]

Are you stopping by Iceland when you get sailing? If so, we should definitely get in touch!

[@Mamame4]

OH and don't forget it is Defender's warehouse sale right now and they are doing it online! LOTS of savings!!! We just got a shipment of all new dock lines!! :D

[@Twelvestonestacking]

Go get'm tiger (s)!