Wooden Boat Fundamentalists: Hauling our Wharram with a Forklift

Wooden Boat Fundamentalists - BareBare Short Story no 6 - Hauling our Wharram with a Forklift In our latest YouTube episode, join us as we execute a covert operation to haul out our Wharram Tiki 38 in a land governed by Wooden Boat Fundamentalists. With careful planning and the help of a forklift, we stealthily pull each hull to a hidden location outside a big garage, evading detection. The tension mounts as we work quickly, knowing that time is of the essence. Thankfully, with a little assistance from Mr. E, our 38-foot Polynesian double canoe catamaran, we successfully conceal our vessel from prying eyes. But what lies ahead? Stay tuned as we prepare for our next adventure—a journey to French Polynesia and the enchanting shores of Tahiti! Join me as I chronicle our adventure through a fusion of art, photography, film, and storytelling—an innovative approach to YouTube content creation aimed at captivating and inspiring our audience! Don't forget to comment, share, and ask questions! Your feedback is invaluable, and we eagerly anticipate hearing your thoughts on our short stories. Thank you for being a part of our voyage! About Building Tiki 38 BareBare ⛵⛵: Join us on our adventure to construct a simple, budget-friendly catamaran designed by James Wharram. BareBare is a Tiki 38 flush-decked catamaran is meticulously crafted from plywood and epoxy, showcasing the beauty of DIY boat building. If you want us to keep making these videos please support us on: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BareBaretoBoraBora As a Patron you will get early access to the videos, they are free of ads, you will be thanked and there are other benefits. You will be part of the BareBare Tribe. And most important: Your support will be of great help to the project. Merch/Shop: Europe: https://barebaretoborabora.myspreadshop.net US: https://barebaretoborabora.myspreadshop.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BareBareToBoraBora Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barebaretoborabora Site: https://www.barebaretoborabora.com All music and sound effects are from Artlist.