Salt & Tar Episode 13
Salt & Tar
Garrett and Ruth Jolly: The artisans behind Salt & Tar, currently double-planking their 35ft wooden ketch, Rediviva, for the next phase of their Pacific expedition.
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This is my longest video so far! I had so much footage to sort through.
I’m really excited I figured out that if I export the video to my external hard drive I’m not limited by the size of video. My tiny MacBook Air can only work so hard with her restricted dimensions. I still love all 10in. of her anyway!
This video is a little different in that we explain a lot more of how we do things. By that I mean we “nerd” out throughout the video! Be warned.
Also to anyone who has watched Lynn and Larry Pardey’s videos… I now understand why Larry finger-points out so much. I realized after finishing this video that both Garrett and I do the same (Jon and Carly, you two know what we are talking about)
And lastly, shout out to Ed Ingles. To memories of watch “Cast Away” and repeating Tom Hanks’ line, “Fire! I, I, have made fire.”
Slowly this morphed into “I, I, I have made …….. (whatever we felt proud of accomplishing no matter how small the thing)” Good times!
Enjoy the video guys!
R
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