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June 13, 2018

The Time I Broke our Boom - Behind the Scenes ‘How To’ videos [Ep. 146]

A 25+ knot wind day practicing manoeuvres for our ‘How To’ videos coming soon, resulted in a broken gooseneck (don’t try that one if you can avoid it 😄). Any guesses as to who it was? Join myself, Riley, Steffen our German friend and the lovely Matthieu from France with our behind the scenes episode of the making of our videos. We’ll be releasing them in the coming months! Super excited to share them with you guys as we’ve had a ton of requests. But first we’ve gotta fix this boom… 

Sending you love from us

Elay & Riles

xo

The Time I Broke our Boom - Behind the Scenes ‘How To’ videos Ep. 146 (YouTube)

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Lee Shannon · July 4, 2018

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Sailing La Vagabonde · July 24, 2018

He's a legend hey! We contacted him a few weeks ago actually. He's a busy man so I don't think we'll ever get to meet him but what a guy!

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Lee Shannon · July 4, 2018

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Debbie Pinkham-Salt · June 23, 2018

are you able to have it Tig welded?

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Bob Caverly · June 19, 2018

Great video as always! One of my favorites. Can't wait to see the resulting "How To" videos. I've got to agree with some of the other posts though about your gooseneck! The gooseneck is one of the most highly loaded joints on the boat at times - especially in a jibe. When I saw how light the disassembled part was I'm not surprised it broke. :( I would want to see that parts' design beefed up quite a bit to integrate the gooseneck joint and the outhaul/reef blocks the way Outremer did - that just seems like an accident waiting to happen. Rule of thumb - when a part that critical breaks unexpectedly - order 2 - one to install and one for backup! ;) Keep up the great videos and hoping to see you in the Chesapeake some time soon!

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Debbie Pinkham-Salt · June 23, 2018

At least they are in a part of the Caribbean where repairs or new parts are available but yeah,I did not expect that after only one trans-at crossing but who am I to know.I never did a crossing but for a boat worth that much it sent shivers down me timbers.

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Ty Brodale · June 19, 2018

That sad face + sad song at minute 11 is priceless hahahaha

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Mandy & Mike Macfarlane · June 19, 2018

I’m always behind episodes. Congrats to you both, you truely will have all anyone could ever have. Enjoy! It was a fitting episode to damage the boom, a real ‘how-to’. It could have happened to anyone, it’s only a boat, no-one was hurt... xx

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Tim Hunt · June 19, 2018

Hi Guys, is nobody else concerned that an uncontrolled gibe resulted in a broken goose-neck? I know it was heavy wind, and yes uncontrolled gibes should be avoided, but a loosing the use of your boom seems like a heavy penalty for such a mistake in only 25 knots. Can't help thinking that perhaps Outremer should reconsider the spec of the goose-neck if it fails under such conditions. Would hate to think what might have happened if this failure had happened mid Atlantic.

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David Longino · June 26, 2018

Tim, I agree completely. Not that you should do so, but I have experienced many hard gybes in 25-40 knot winds with no consequence to equipment. The boom should definitely be able to handle a crash gybe. Wasn't sure from the picture, but it does look like a cast piece, and maybe a faulty manufactured one. Agreed, lucky to have found that in practice.

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Dan · June 19, 2018

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Robert Trompke · June 14, 2018

My whole family follows you guys. My 10 yr old daughter loves Elayna. I don't want to overly worry you, but please make sure you take the necessary precautions for Zika Virus while in the Carib and South FL. This is a serious threat to pregnant mothers.

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Michael Dowdell · June 14, 2018

Another awesome video guys, Thanks.

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Debi Soto · June 14, 2018

Great how you beached the vagabonde!! Beautiful! Another great video! Love you both!! 🤗

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Jim koopman · June 14, 2018

Love you guys!thanks for another awsome video!

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Francois Pinet · June 14, 2018

Mathieu m’a donné le goût de m’acheter un outremer. Mathieu is definetly a good sales rep!

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Danny Mydlack · June 14, 2018

Hi Riles and Elena, I’ve been a devoted watcher from the very start and, recently, a patron. (I’m also the documentary filmmaker of “OUTRIGGED” the story of Jim Brown, one of multihull’s first designers.) I’ve sailed alone with you on the first La Vagabond, suffered sleepless crossings, magical dives and have probably memorized your boat and feel as If I knew you as a friend. This format of video blogging is devilishly difficult and you’ve pulled it off so far. This (selective) blurring of life and entertainment is deeply invasive and I know from professional experience it can become at times transcendent and, at others, a brutal grind. Have you ever had a close friend who you’ve traveled with, who you’ve watched reach the end of their rope, who you’ve accompanied through sunsets and stormy weather? Have you ever been with that friend, then, in a moment of levity, when they let drop a real moral clunker? I mean, for a moment you see them laughing unselfconsciously at something patently racist and you watch them raise the flag, however briefly, of someone so clearly malicious? I mean they really feature it and place it smack dab in their own video? I may not be the only patron who writes this but I can’t assume; many times friends don’t call other friends out. And I do know you are self-directed mostly. And anyways, one email is less than a drop in a periodic downpour of comments and messages. PewDiePie is funny and all at first blush. Yeah I remember discovering him years ago. Audacious, irreverent, spot-on at times. Please get up to speed, though. You don’t ‘feature’ big-name personalities much - hardly ever. So when you do it really stands out. You do not want to be associated with promoting PewDiePie. My father is black. All my life I’ve seen my father insulted, made fun of, degraded, threatened. So, I can’t help but be familiar with PewDiePie’s use of ‘nigga’ gags (he’s done quite a few.) I wouldn’t feature him in any stuff I made. You can find other ways to bring funny in (the internet’s full of stuff if that’s what you’re looking for.) You-all strike me as selective and discriminating (in a good way.) Old schoolers would say ‘you do a classy act.” I know, it’s terrible. Can’t take back a video. My first reaction if I were you would be something like ‘fuck ‘em if they can’t take a joke!’ Okay. Fair enough.

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G.Alex Stevenson · June 14, 2018

enjoyed thanks

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Peter Alexandrovics · June 14, 2018

Lovely Episode. Well done VAGASAW. Elay Breaking Stuff is real and fixable. Human breaking vis a vis Riles is disastrous.. of which you showed all your true colours of fixing him and proved how awesome you are. Key breakages think Spare parts and Plan B, C and D in play and you will survive. (how could the Main Boom be lashed and roped up if required ?) p.s. always keep the grab bag handy, and whats, in it when you need it most, including that its all in working order regularly, because there is never any time if its needed. On a super positive note I'm so happy for you both. You are definitely in the rarefied air So so pleased for you. You make us viewers dribble with envy.. and your stories make every week better XX Pete

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Zymurgy IPA · June 14, 2018

Dropping hints...very sneaky. Can't wait to see the reveal. Congrats again from the City of Brotherly Love!

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Michelle Townsley · June 14, 2018

Love the drone shots! Can’t wait to see the next video. I’ll be in Australia when it comes out. We’re bringing back Vegemite from Geraldton. So when you make it to Ventura Harbor, California we'll deliver it.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · June 14, 2018

Vegemite from Gero, woooooo! The best. We'd love to get over to California after baby is born but I guess we'll see. You might have to eat it for us before it goes off. Come to think of it, I'm not sure if that stuff ever does go off... hahaha. Elayna

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RANDALL · June 14, 2018

Giving subtle hints Riley. :-)

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Greg Guthman · June 14, 2018

Elayna, I'm sure it's not the first or last strong thing that has broken down just being that near you... ;-)

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Mark Wilson · June 14, 2018

You have an amazing group of friends . . . we always enjoy meeting them.

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Richard Whiting · June 13, 2018

Elayna; No worries, I broke off a bow sprit whilst dock an 82' steel schooner school ship with 25 Italian students aboard. All was well (except for the sprit and my ego). The students were a bit freaked out, but my favorite deck hand, a lovely South African gal calmed them all down as they were departing the boat: "Ah well" she said, "These things happen! Haha!". We then set forth to build and install a new sprit in three days, right there at the dock. We only missed one charter in the effort.

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Brian Travis · June 13, 2018

the song, the face and the editing were perfect :)

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Bruce Cooper · June 13, 2018

For a second I thought the whole boom was done in! Another learning experience in the books then! Beer time mate! 😜

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Harlan Roeser · June 13, 2018

Wow Wow & Wow! Shows how much work u guys do just to make a few minutes of great video which I totally enjoy all the time. Matthieu is a jem to the world & Steffen is a super guy. Sorry about the break but these events always happen, so do not worry, it's normal. Great job on beaching the LaVag. That will come in handy some nice beautiful day when the baby arrives. Luv u guys always! Luv 'ya!

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Nelson Gilbert · June 13, 2018

Very good vid! Steffen, great job on the camera. Riley... Vegemite when a Frenchman is delivering you gifts from France. That stuff is like road tar so I suppose it was fitting that Matthieu gave you the oil filters as a gift. Matthieu you are a class act.

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john jaffray · June 13, 2018

so, you broke the gooseneck on a "whip gybe" -- everything flying around, eh?

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Kelley Brandon · June 13, 2018

Did I spot a new tattoo on Elayna's left wrist or has that always been there? I would love to hear the stories of your tattoos.

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Michael Joseph Stevenson Jr · June 13, 2018

I have been enjoying your life for some time now so I figured I would throw you a bone. Once a month, lunch is on me for one of you. Riles gets the even months and Elay gets the odd months. Fitting, wouldn't you say Riles, but in a good way. Never forget to end your day with a meaningful kiss and your love will last a lifetime. I need no "reward", lunch is on me.

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Lars Lindgren · June 13, 2018

Whoever thought to put the Simple Plan clip in, 10/10!

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Jason Short · June 13, 2018

Beaching would have been super scary! I bet you were glad to have help when you were doing it (just in case).

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Bobby Mackenzie · June 13, 2018

Wow, beaching la vaga was pretty cool. I did not think it was possible to beach a boat so large. Awesome to see the video footage of it on the beach with the other vessels in the background.

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Bulldozers · June 13, 2018

Awesome video- (the music with Elayna's post traumatic equipment failure was perfect) can't wait for the "how to"s :) If there's some damage to the boom (looks like there is...) where the two parts meet, how do you reinforce the strength of that junction? A lot of times damage like that could have started at some earlier time and it might have just finished fracturing in that moment of stress. Might be a good way to inspect it easily after some rough maneuvers again.