subjective, not built for looks, but very nice looking yesss

Y probablemente el mejor desde un punto de vista HidroDinámico

What's your best guess?

What’s going on he’s scrapping it and building something new?

I think he gave Exlex to someone. Also, I believe he just bought a new small cruiser, a more conventional one. Yrvind, will you be out on that sailboat once in a while as you build Oceanic Philosopher?

Borka drove the fork lift An other man drove the boat away on the trailer. Borka gives me a lot of help

Many many a lot of people give me similar advice. Thanks a lot the advice But I like to live the life that appeals to me. I rather build a boat that I love than sail one I know could be better

@@SvenYrvindExlex Thanks for you reply. As an 80 something myself I understand what you're saying and I couldn't argue with "what you want to do". Personally, I'd rather see the sunshine, smell the fresh air and feel the wind upon my face than sequester myself to the confines of a windowless workshop. Either way..."keep on keeping on and May God Love You"!

@@SvenYrvindExlex Le mieux est l'ennemi du bien, c'est peut être de ce principe que vient l'échec de Exlex. J'ai mis plus de dix ans à écrire un livre en voulant toujours changer et corriger. A la fin, ça ne ressemblait plus à rien alors j'ai réduit le manuscrit d'une centaine de pages avant de le remettre à mon éditeur. Que de temps perdu ! The best is the enemy of the good, it is perhaps from this principle that the failure of Exlex comes. It took me more than ten years to write a book, always wanting to change and correct. In the end, it didn't look like anything anymore, so I cut the manuscript down to about a hundred pages before giving it to my editor. What a waste of time!

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The Havsfidra I purchased was a mistake it was to big for me

Yes. That one is sold and gone to new owner on a trailer

Y otro ... Y otro ... Lleva años trazando círculos. Pero hace lo que le gusta, y es magnífico un tipo de su edad trabajando en un proyecto tras otro.

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@@SvenYrvindExlex Correct answer HAHA !!! - nice one Sven.

Thanks

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i think you have the wrong picture here

For most of his life Yrvind has sailed all over the world in small boats that he built, or modified himself. He is more comfortable in a boat than on land. Your comment shows that you know nothing of Yrind's history.

No disrespect was intended towards any of his past accomplishments but simply put as we age we sometimes start to realize that we need to modify our goals and plans to fit our new reality.

My goal is still ice cream in Dunedin NZ

@@SvenYrvindExlex Good to hear…and by the way my family is from that area with father born in Dunedin 98 yrs ago and still going strong too, but not compared to you…I do hope you can make the voyage.

Sven har förklarat varför i flera videos. Havsfidran är också såld. Nu börjar arbetet med den nya båten 👍😀

@@jesperwall839 Havsfidran är till salu

You are ignorant

What's embarrassing about changing plans? People do it all the time. Some are just not brave enough to do it as early as it should be done. On the other hand, people can actually argue "you should stick with it" and sometimes that's the right approach - but without all the information at hand, neither you or I can make that call in this particular case. And then we have people who live in their own heads only and rarely possess the ability to put themselves in other people's shoes and without the slightest bit of relevant information will talk trash online. I guess you have made it very clear which type you are. And congrats on also letting us all know that keyboard warrior couch sailors are a thing, too.

The biggest problem is that people have been helping him. They believed the boat would be finished relatively soon and he'd sail it. Now he starts over. Will people help him again?

@@deezynar Some will, some won't. What their money doesn't buy them is the right to moan about it or tell him how he should live his life. They didn't buy a product. They helped an old guy try to fulfill a dream and now the dream has changed. They also did not buy the right to see him sail off into the blue. They bought the right to feel good about helping someone else, that's how they should view it. But you are right, if this means he wont be able to make the next boat happen, that's a problem. Also, while I do believe Sven has every right to make his own decisons I also think it would be a smart move to make a video explaining in detail why the change of heart (I don't think he has yet?). And in that same video explain that he knows this can be upsetting to some but that he is not giving up. Basically, page 1 of proper crisis management: share real, honest information so that people don't start making up all sorts of weird explanations themselves.

@@AntiVaganza exactly