Wow!

very cool

Very Cool, thankyou shifu.

I've worked with my father in law who's a carpenter and built large parts of my house from timber so I can appreciate the love of it.

It's good to have a down to earth outlook and we need more people like this guy. It's a dream of mine to do as he has and work a forest. A very rewarding lifestyle I would imagine creating and maintaining a portion of the earth.

nice vid !!! , but i wish he would stop calling the Timber , wood !!! wood is what you burn !


even the wooden boat festival should rethink its name !!

But if i was rich enough, I would sail and live on a timber yacht in a heartbeat . They are magical...............

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SandS said..

nice vid !!! , but i wish he would stop calling the Timber , wood !!! wood is what you burn !


even the wooden boat festival should rethink its name !!

But if i was rich enough, I would sail and live on a timber yacht in a heartbeat . They are magical...............

Ha! I have the same dilemma. My father who's a builder always would correct me if I called timber, wood.

Don't know how he did it first I was about to make exactly the same video, story line, music, everything, about my fleet of hand crafted boats. Not sure I'll bother now, this photo will have to do.

Not sure about that yankee set at 3 min

So wood I Sands own. timber sailboat
but i could never afford to now

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Wander66 said..
Don't know how he did it first I was about to make exactly the same video, story line, music, everything, about my fleet of hand crafted boats. Not sure I'll bother now, this photo will have to do.

Get back under the house smarty pants!!

Lovely video, looks like it was filmed in and around Carrick Roads, Falmouth in Cornwall. I was lucky enough to live in Mylor Bridge which is a village on the water there for nearly three years 02 -05. (I recall complaining that the clattering of the rigging of the boats near our place was waking me up too early !) If you ever get the chance it is well worth a visit. They have pretty serious boating festivals with everything from Cornish gig rowing to Wooden ("ahem" timber...) boats. Mylor Yacht harbour is lovely for some yacht sightseeing as well (they have a website with a few controllable webcams).
Enough waffling from me, back to work !
Thanks again for positing the video Shifu