Thank you all for your encouragement, I really appreciate the feed back.
Hi Elizabeth, thanks for the video, it was poignant and telling, in a
wonderfully quiet way. My girlfriend and I are thinking of buying a
30footer(ish) and heading out there for some peace and quiet. Do you still
sail and if so where inspires you??
Good video and you are a very good artist
great video. I am glad I watched to the end. That is some great art work.
hello Elizabeth , I woul like has you book , tell how to orden ,
Kevin, I stripped all the teak down 8 years ago and gave it 6 layers of
varnish. I refresh it with a couple of layers each year. The benches are
taken off and stowed below in winter so I don’t have to renew the varnish
there. I use Epiphanes.
Great video! Keep them coming!
What a lovely video, You’re living the life most only dream of. Sorry to
hear about your lose.
I’ve been trying to get my future wife into sailing, I will share your
video with her later and hope she falls in love with the idea of a live at
sea. Thank you again for sharing.
good for you.Your love for the sea shines through. respect!!!
Wow, just found your channel. Great video and well put together.
Well done keeping the life going. Great art work. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing woman!!!
well done you for continuing your life without change your husband would be
mighty proud and you manage the boat well
wish you well for the future ..
Awesome, inspirational and fun!
Salute! Sorry for your loss! He would want you to carry on, I’ll bet!
Fair winds~_______/)_______~:-).
very inspiring!
Fantastic, Thank you so much
Enjoyed your video. You’re an inspiration to all of us dreamers who have
yet to take the plunge into sailing.
you are get, well done, you hang in there, fair winds
Brilliant love the film “very inspiring” and great art aswell
The words escape me.
Love it! :+)
Great video, Sorry for the loss of your husband, I’m sure he is always with
you. May the winds always be at your back and God’s speed
Thank you for sharing this.
I hope we meet one day. The seas are vast, but somehow I imagine we’ll
meet one day. You have an eye for beauty, and a hand to capture and share
it with.
And to be honest, I hope that when we meet, you need some work done so I
can offer to trade for a painting. I certainly cannot afford to pay what
your pieces are most certainly worth, and wouldn’t wish to insult you with
an offer of anything less than a fair one.
I thought my budding hobby of collecting fine visual art ended almost as
soon as it started, as I had three pieces by the time I decided to head to
sea. I never thought about collecting art or even admiring it at sea. And
I now realize that being at sea offers something unique – far more of a
chance to meet and spend quality time with an artist; and in their place of
inspiration and work no less!
Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing. May you have just enough
wind to keep you moving, just enough challenges to keep you at your best,
and enough beauty to keep inspired to share it.
Ms. Tyler, I love your videos, you have a wonderful spirit. I have just
purchased a Hallberg Rassy Monsun like yours. Unfortunately it has been
neglected for some time. May I ask you what you use on the teak in the
cockpit, and the cap-rail? Is it varnished or is it just teak oil? I need
to refinish mine, and I’m hoping that it can look as nice as yours one day.
Again thanks for the great videos (and the great paintings!) -kevin
Wishing you fair winds too!
Thank you all for your encouragement, I really appreciate the feed back.
Hi Elizabeth, thanks for the video, it was poignant and telling, in a
wonderfully quiet way. My girlfriend and I are thinking of buying a
30footer(ish) and heading out there for some peace and quiet. Do you still
sail and if so where inspires you??
Good video and you are a very good artist
great video. I am glad I watched to the end. That is some great art work.
hello Elizabeth , I woul like has you book , tell how to orden ,
Kevin, I stripped all the teak down 8 years ago and gave it 6 layers of
varnish. I refresh it with a couple of layers each year. The benches are
taken off and stowed below in winter so I don’t have to renew the varnish
there. I use Epiphanes.
Great video! Keep them coming!
What a lovely video, You’re living the life most only dream of. Sorry to
hear about your lose.
I’ve been trying to get my future wife into sailing, I will share your
video with her later and hope she falls in love with the idea of a live at
sea. Thank you again for sharing.
good for you.Your love for the sea shines through. respect!!!
Wow, just found your channel. Great video and well put together.
Well done keeping the life going. Great art work. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing woman!!!
well done you for continuing your life without change your husband would be
mighty proud and you manage the boat well
wish you well for the future ..
Awesome, inspirational and fun!
Salute! Sorry for your loss! He would want you to carry on, I’ll bet!
Fair winds~_______/)_______~:-).
very inspiring!
Fantastic, Thank you so much
Enjoyed your video. You’re an inspiration to all of us dreamers who have
yet to take the plunge into sailing.
you are get, well done, you hang in there, fair winds
Brilliant love the film “very inspiring” and great art aswell
The words escape me.
Love it! :+)
Great video, Sorry for the loss of your husband, I’m sure he is always with
you. May the winds always be at your back and God’s speed
Thank you for sharing this.
I hope we meet one day. The seas are vast, but somehow I imagine we’ll
meet one day. You have an eye for beauty, and a hand to capture and share
it with.
And to be honest, I hope that when we meet, you need some work done so I
can offer to trade for a painting. I certainly cannot afford to pay what
your pieces are most certainly worth, and wouldn’t wish to insult you with
an offer of anything less than a fair one.
I thought my budding hobby of collecting fine visual art ended almost as
soon as it started, as I had three pieces by the time I decided to head to
sea. I never thought about collecting art or even admiring it at sea. And
I now realize that being at sea offers something unique – far more of a
chance to meet and spend quality time with an artist; and in their place of
inspiration and work no less!
Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing. May you have just enough
wind to keep you moving, just enough challenges to keep you at your best,
and enough beauty to keep inspired to share it.
Ms. Tyler, I love your videos, you have a wonderful spirit. I have just
purchased a Hallberg Rassy Monsun like yours. Unfortunately it has been
neglected for some time. May I ask you what you use on the teak in the
cockpit, and the cap-rail? Is it varnished or is it just teak oil? I need
to refinish mine, and I’m hoping that it can look as nice as yours one day.
Again thanks for the great videos (and the great paintings!) -kevin