What a great video, I found this channel recently and started following from your start on Boundless and decided immediately to subscribe. I am retired now here in Wellington NZ but I spent many wonderful years helping friends with there boats mostly solving engine problems for them ( that was my trade) and in return enjoyed sailing around the beautiful Malborah Sounds. What makes your videos appeal to me the most is your outright honesty of everything you do and having bought a new boat the way you set about giving it a very thorough check over before you took off sailing the ocean, you found things that needed fixing and did it and then got off the Mariner and set sail. In this video I could sense your trepidation and nerves but setting out into the swell with the amount of rolling that you experienced was to me quite understandable, I will be following continuously from now on 😊😊👍👍🇳🇿

Ive fought seasickness for 40 years now. Used many different meds, but the very best solution Ive found involves no meds into the body. Just a single foam earplug, like you would use in a noisy engine room, in one ear and my motion sensitivity drops by %50. No more scopolamine, nothing, just the ear plug. Enjoyed your vid, best wishes for on your new boat adventures.

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

Wow what an interesting remedy! Freedom from medications would be wonderful. We will definitely give that a try next time we are in that kind of situation. Thank you for sharing 😊

The excitement of your first sail aboard Boundless must have been full of anxiety and trepidation and we are so proud of you both sharing this simply marvelous episode. Being able to talk about this anxiety in unison is a joy to behold. Marvelous first sail and we are all praying you well as we learn Boundless together through these beautiful episode's.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We’re so glad to have you all along for the ride with us! What a beautiful community it’s becoming 😊 being vulnerable is something we are with each other (Katy and I) and we wouldn’t be should you who we are if we weren’t in our videos as well. Thanks for your comment!

I love your honesty and enthusiasm. How refreshing. I will tune in again.

You guys are the most honest sailors on youtube. Describing your true emotions on your first sail on the new boat was from the heart. Every new boat that I have owned, I had many of the same feelings as you. This is especially the case when the new boat is 10 feet longer and you head to the dock for the first time. Really enjoy your channel. Cheers from Austin, TX

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!! Yes it feels like starting from scratch again in many ways. We try to be honest because we hope to be relatable to other people out there doing their own thing 😊 cheers!

I can’t imagine the excitement, mixed with anxiety and trepidation, you must feel as you begin your adventure. I am a home body by nature, and your sharing your lives is so meaningful. Good luck and God speed!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! What a reward it is, posting these videos and showing our life/adventures, and reaching people through the human emotional spectrum. Cheers!

@liongod1000

4 ай бұрын

@@SailingSeawind *_ So you got sick did you.... GOOD, that'll teach you for BLASPHEMING!! _*

I've trolled this channel in the past, but videos like this are why I keep coming back: boat work, the vulnerability/honesty, and some sailing. One of your best since the early days in the Canal. 19:33 - 19:42 looks pretty rolly! Not surprised Katy got seasick. Surely even a bit of sail would've stabilized Boundless in that moment? Glad you guys are back on the seas!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for being honest and for the compliment! We are glad to have you watching and that you enjoyed the video. Yes a bit of sail out would have done wonders for stability haha!

@deerfootnz

4 ай бұрын

​@@SailingSeawindI have been cruising since the mid 80's with over 200,000 miles under my belt, but that motion would have me seasick too. Why didn't you put the main up to damp the roll? I use an over the counter anti-histamine for seasickness, usually called phenergan. I take the smallest dose available, usually 10mg every 6 hours. It makes me drowsy so I take caffeine pills ( or just lots of coffee) and it works well.

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

@@deerfootnz there is no excuse for not having the main up 🤣 We’ve sailed enough to know it that’s for sure so it’s a mistake on our part 😅

Honesty is a rare thing on youtube Good on you

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

Katy, good work filming the sequence on stitching the luff tape. Lots of drama in this episode. Great to learn that you can trust your own judgment. Beautifully edited, Parker. Steve Schroeder.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you Steve! 😊 It was certainly an emotionally charged time for us! Always grateful for the entire range of experiences this life offers.

It truly has been amazing to see how much you two have grown since this channel started, Parker. You and Katy have forged such a huge path forward in embarking on so many adventures together and Boundless looks like just a majestic work of art!! Gotta say I'm slightly jealous of the scenery you guys get to experience but it's just as good being able to see and understand through the view you both portray. There are certainly going to be ups and downs but you two are handling it amazingly. One other thing I have to add is the commentary, the editing, videography....you guys are hitting it out of the park on!!! Can't wait to see what the future holds for you two!!!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Greg!!! It’s so good hearing from you man. Hope all is well! Thank you so much that all means so much to us! It is SO awesome to know that you’re watching and enjoying the videos! Tell Kim hello!!

Hood Sails are owned by Allan Hood , I went to school with him and his brother when he lived in Perth - Western Australia he did his appentship on sailmaking with his Uncle ... Rolly Tasker , then in later years went out on his own .. my dad used to buy his sails off Allan when he was partners in Hartley Hood Sails in Perth before moving to Sydney on his own

Awesome! We are thrilled for you. Congratulations on the first sails on Boundless. Love the channel! 💕. Cheers!

Great video! As a pilot I completely relate to learning and building a rapport with a new ship. You build confidence with experience and push the envelope a little at a time to figure out the boundaries of your comfort zone. Be safe and enjoy your adventures to the fullest!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing Dan! The videos are about 2 months behind, and since this video we have built on every experience and are building a great rapport with Boundless and her systems 😊

I was very impressed with everything I saw, Katie is beautiful and also proves to be very valuable doing what needs to be done in a very clear, correct and effective way. I believe that you are a couple with great predicates and that you are performing above average in what you are living and doing, so you are deserving of our best encouragement and congratulations! I just signed up a little while ago and now I'm here in Brazil cheering you on! A warm hug, health and good luck, in EVERYTHING! ✌

@SailingSeawind

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words! We work hard at the things we are passionate about 😊 Glad you found our channel and hello to you in Brazil ❤️

Love the TOTALLY fashionable, yet practical eyewear. Sun headaches are a bear. and yes, I've seen a lot of sail channels, yours is the best by far.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! We do love our Goodr sunglasses 😎

U Guys are Great! Right amount of smarts and knowledge but open and honest about what needs to be done. you will be fine.

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️

The boat looks great, I’ve had all those feelings on my own boat. I think it’s a healthy balance between confidence and trepidation. Fair winds. Andy UK

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Yeah I think it’ll always play some part no matter how many times we do it! Thanks 😊

Thanks for sharing 😊

Off we go !! Thanks for taking us along !!!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

🚀 ⛵️ you’re so welcome!

I love you guys. The whole thing about being nervous was funny as you were pulling into the fuel dock. You both have sailed before, so there should not be any screw ups./..maybe!!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Hopefully not 😬 thanks for the comment 😊

First time on your channel, omg I really feel for you guys on that passage. A relief for you guys to get to your destination. What a beautiful place. Glad the second sail was so much better. Love the vlog :)

Amazing!

I just found your channel and must say I thoroughly enjoyed this video! It was well made, entertaining, informative, and just plain fun to watch. It was refreshing to see you keep your boat clean and organized. So many sailing channels seem to never wash their boat and yet it's shown in their videos. I'm not trying to be petty.....but I don't like seeing filthy boats. Thank you for sharing.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! We are glad you took a few things away from our video and that you enjoyed watching 😊

@JOHNALOOPONE

2 ай бұрын

When underway the fresh water is very important. At the dock it is easy to keep clean. top off water every opportunity.

A famous saying; LETS MOTOR.

Great video! Many thanks especially for the insights you shared about boat maintenance and sailing techniques. That is really very useful for myself! For you and your sailing trips all the best! Cheers 😎

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm glad you took something away from the video 😊

Proud of you both! Miss you. Love Mom. ❤

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Love you too mom ❤️

Looking great guys, on all counts...safe travels ❤

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

Great video, and your words leaving the 2nd Marina. Thank you. I'm in the process of liquidating and getting underway by June.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! Best of luck on your adventure 😊

Great videography and a touching and authentic personal story well told as you begin your return to the sea. Great start and bon voyage!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 😊

Awesome video! Thank you again for sharing.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! 😊

Good to see you two getting to know your new boat.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks it’s been a great experience getting to know the Passport 42 😃

Courage! Courage! Well done.

What a wonderful experience, I hope for you all the best 👍

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😃 it truly is a wonderful experience

Glad that you had your first sail o Boundless even though it was a little stressful. At least now you know more about how she handles in soerog weather and will be less nervous each time yo get more faqmiliar with the way she handles. Glad that you are continuing your journey as I know you will enjoy Boundless and your new adventures even more. Fair winds and followng seas. 😊

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We are definitely grateful (after the fact) for having both good and bad experiences! They help us gain experience and grow as people! Cheers! 😊

Congratulations you 2!!! Good luck from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! 😄

You two are such a perfect couple, I say a little “quirky” but I say that with love and endearment! Your story telling skills are great as well as your editing and filming quality! I look forward to your videos and adventures!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We embrace the quirk and we only take that as a compliment! 🤪😁🤣 thank you for the comment! Cheers!

Congrats on getting out their, (your doing it) what a team😊

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! 😊

I love refit videos but I’m really glad you guys finally got out of there!!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

I love boat projects but I’m also really glad we got out there! 🤣 thanks cheers to getting it done!

Keep it going guys, looks like fun

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!!

Just found yr channel. Enjoying yr video. I marvel at ppl that handle all the unknowns and uncertainty of sailing 🙂

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

Glad you found us! 😊 It sure is a wild ride of uncertainty!

Congrats guys

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 😄

Epic episode guys. Loved it and keep it up.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! We put a lot of love into the episodes and were so glad you liked it 😊

Cool video guys. Nice boat🤘

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 😄

congats great channel small steps to regaining your confidence. beautiful boat

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! Always a step by step process 😊

Good looking boat !

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Thx for sharing

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Wow. Cool shots and editing. Nice

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot! I always enjoy having a camera in my hands 🎥

Great to see you on the open ocean again. Go Boundless

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Andrew! Where are you at? Are you still living aboard?

Well done getting there, don't give up live the dream:)

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

what an exciting time for you !…she is a very fine yacht, as i am sure you chose her for her quality and design. i was not familiar with the allied seawind, but very impressed…as a new subscriber, i can see that you both seem to be very capable… good job on the meticulously executed repairs !… i completed a major refit on a very fine vagabond 42 a few years back and can appreciate the quality of your yacht… i can say now that you chose a much better boat for your adventure than I … i will be watching ! btw…sail slides = hanks love you guys! ashley

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks, Ashley! We are so excited to be beginning our adventure. Cheers 🍻

Made it through day one sailing sailing at the adventures begin

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Here we go! ⛵️

Congrats guys. I'm thinking about my first boat. Hope so. My first boat should have a Bow Thruster, gotta have that. You've got the perfect combination for making money on KZread, Cute young kids on a boat, good presentation, and hopefully you do make some money. That said, so many many channels out there. Beautiful video , hope all goes well for you.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! We’ve never had a bow thruster but can see how it would be VERY useful in some situations. Hopefully our channel continues to grow from all the love we put into it 😊❤️ we sure do enjoy making these videos!

So nice to see you out on the water. I really do not think you need to worry about getting seasick as I would have been sick after about 15 minutes in those conditions.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Katy needs to take some seasickness medication sometimes. Surprisingly I very rarely need to. Thanks, it feels great to finally be out there 😊

I recently bought a Columbia 34mkii in Victoria Australia, I had to do a 14 hour passage for my first time at the helm and 5 hour in bass strait the entering point Phillip bay through the notorious rip , everything went according to plan ,but the relief when we come safely through the rip was a big wait of my shoulders, I your trepidation

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Congratulations on the successful passage! It’s always great when a plan goes well. Thanks for sharing! 😊

Very happy for you two! I think have one sail out would have decreased your roll..next time lol

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We talked about that after the fact 🤣🤣

that boat seems to be in excellent condition.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

She is indeed!

LOL younger gen so serious with each other after some lumpy seas. We boomers just lied to each other and said it was never bad or scary. Worked for us! 😃 But good on you - you're out there doing it and will remember the experience forever. Be confident - you have a great offshore boat. Regular use of whisker pole and knowledge of forereaching will keep you golden.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We sure are an emotional generation 🤣 we have some experience with whisker poles but haven’t used the one on Boundless yet. Thanks for the comment 😄

hahaha..... yes bubba, y'all on the got damn ocean!!!

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

We sure are! 🤣⛵️

Pickled beets can be great when added to a three bean salad with onions!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Yum!!

…..Boundless looked pretty good too…”. Well said Sir.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

😁

Great video! A video I can totally relate to: I just bought a new to me Boat as well, and I still haven’t taken it out off the slip yet. It’s actually very similar construction and design to yours. Plus, it’s a lot bigger than my old boat and I have the same fears about leaving the dock. Panama is magical! I spent last January there, staying both at Linton Bay and Shelter Bay marina. I played with the idea of buying a boat there as well. Will be following your adventures with much anticipation!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Amazing! We were probably in Linton Bay or Shelter Bay when you were there. Good luck with your new boat! Thank you for following along, cheers! 🍻

@jd739

4 ай бұрын

I didn't know, the videos are a year behind? I guess you are confident on the boat by now! @@SailingSeawind

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

@@jd739 no our videos are about 2 months behind! 😊

Parker and Katy, I just watched Episode 98 and have subscribed to your channel. Goo content. I noticed when you were making the preventive leak repair to the bullworks that the filler cap flange (fuel/water) was not completely sealed between the flange and deck. Just a note. Thank y'all for sharing. Cheers! Blue Skies and Fair Winds. Faithfully, James

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Hey James! Thanks for letting us know. Ill be looking into it soon 😊 Welcome to our channel and thanks for subscribing!

@engineeringconsulting5534

4 ай бұрын

Parker and Katy, I will have to do a bing to see some of your past episodes. Cheers! Blue Skies and Fair Winds. Faithfully, James

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Great! Let us know what you think of them. It's been a really interesting and cool journey, learning to film and edit these videos from the beginning. Working the 100th this week! 🤯@@engineeringconsulting5534

That Engine is a Beta, look’s newish too. They are great British engines look after it and it won’t let you down. I put one in my last boat. Loved it, never missed a beat even when run full throttle for hours. Do use anti diesel bug additive when you fuel up though.

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

We LOVE our Beta! Haven't been able to source diesel additive yet, but we are planning on doing so when we find it. Thanks for the comment :)

Nice job, you kept your shit together. Only natural to get a little tense. She is one hell of a boat though.

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! She sure is an amazing vessel 😁

Loved the vid . Should have had a steading sail up , reducing the roll.

Interesting to see different main sail set up for keeping the sail slugs in the track. We have push in long buttons at base of the track

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

It’s always amazing how different each boat is!

Congrats on breaking the ice. Work on trusting your quality of work. Keep on inspecting what you expect . Start sea sickness pills before leaving. Sail on sailors⛵

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you it’s really nice to hear kind words like this 😊

So sailing a new boat is like a first day in a new job I guess

YOUR VOYAGE WILL BE SUCCESSFUL and your FEARS are normal anxiety any intelligent captain would have on a new vessel with limited knowledge of its systems and quirks just deep dive into your vessels systems with time and gather courage with each voyage and challenge. Eventually you find yourself with calm and joy having found peace with your sailboat and confidence in your abilities.

Hi, new to ur channel. Tip re provisioning. "1kg" bag of powered milk takes up little space, makes "10lt/kg" as needed, similar can be said re many dehydrated products. Likewise Sodastream (or similar) for soda drinks

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for the tips! We will look into both of those things 😊

May the winds be warm and at your back

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@videobob

4 ай бұрын

@@SailingSeawind All is one, IAM

Finally!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Honestly! 🤪🤣⛵️

Yep, she sure is pretty!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

She sure is!

Storm sail can help with the roll , when motoring 😃

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Good tip! Thanks! 😊

@LMace-su4if

4 ай бұрын

I always used the main for stability when motor sailing!

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

@@LMace-su4if we will most definitely be using the main from now on while motor sailing! Haha

HUG the monster

Great video, but it looks like you might be a bit light on ballast. Might help reduce the side to side roll.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks 😊 We didn’t have any sails up and should have. The boat handled it very well considering!

Avocado oil is the way to go...higher smoke point for cooking

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Good idea! We'll have to pick some up

@notwhatiwasraised2b

4 ай бұрын

and it's as good for everything olive oil is@@SailingSeawind

You should remove labels and such off your cans, then use a marker to write what the cans contain.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We have been doing that just probably couldn’t tell from the Timelapse 😊

@derektion2

4 ай бұрын

@SailingSeawind awesome, yeah it just didn't look like it. Your boat is absolutely beautiful! I might have to look at one of those myself.

S/CReality spent three seasons in the San Blas, Kuna Yala.

she's pretty, but looks slightly nervous, but I'm pleased for them both

👌

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

🤙🏼

Hi, what make are the sunglasses please?

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

They are Goodr Sunglasses!

👍

Almost all orange tabby cats are male and derps 😁

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

We've heard that orange cats tend to have funny personalities 🤣

If u had ur saiks out it wouldent been as rocky i always have my sails out if possible it makes the boat way more stable.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We talked about that after the fact 🤣

Now I know where the Pacific Garbage Patch came from. It's from sailors provisioning with tons of packaging materials

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We remove all packaging that can be before storing and never throw any of it overboard. We are very conscious about garbage and try our best when we visit grocery stores, using reusable bags etc 😊

That fill deck plate in the videos when pulling the toe kick hardware has a significant gap under it. Better seal that up.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for noticing! Just looked and you’re right. Add it to the list ✅

♥️♥️🥰🥰

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

❤️😊

IT IS NOT A GOD DAM OCEAN , WITHOUT HIS OCEAN WHERE THE HELL WOULD YOU BE !!!!!

If you are sailing into the wind you put up the Main sail based on the amount of wind you are dealing with. Less wind more, more wind less but it will sabilize the rolling and pitching. If you are sailing down wind then unfurl the Jib or Genoa, again based on wind velocity. It only helps until you are in overpowering seas. In that case stay put until you have a better weather window. And may you always have Fair wind and following Sea. God Bless, and He will. John K

Good-grief. Talk about overthinking. Beautiful boat and you are experienced.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Overthinking is awful and something I have always been very good at. Thankfully as time passes I am less and less. It’s a process! Thank you 😄

@briandale8386

4 ай бұрын

@@SailingSeawind I should wear my vest . That’s all I have to say

You should have no illusions about your radar reflectors, they are almost useless. A big rectangular reflector or even better an active device is needed to make sure you are visible on a radar.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Good to know! I’ve always wondered if they work well or not…

voce tem sotaque brasileiro ou eu estou ficando maluco?

Girls, the sea is no place for role games from the last centuries. If you don't want to learn how to maintain the boat and how to save it and your beloved, stay on land !!! It's different from cruising the coast a little. One day she might need to catch him out of the water, he may hit by the boom and be unconscious, hurt or whatever not being able to give some advice or do the work himself. Right in front of a busy merchant port the engine fails in a storm with heavy onshore seas. Men are also not interested in getting the hands oily or worse into the toilet pump. But most of us do it because nobody else can and even wants to learn how to do. It's so convenient... The sea won't ask you if you're able to and step back, it's no place for being naive or ignorant. In your interest and the family, get into it !!!!

@andrebauer576

4 ай бұрын

Additionally there's to say, that most crews even share the housekeeping duties on board. For what reason? The shopping bags are so heavy... And when back on board maintenance is waiting for him and she'll read meanwhile... Not with me. Maintenance makes at least double the housekeeping hours on a 40 ft boat. And most men keep quiet about that. I don't get it. Apart from the safety thing it's just not fair.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We both share the responsibilities of running and maintaining the boat. Katy is an excellent project partner and loves getting her hands dirty 😊 she is also teaching me the art of slowing down and living in the moment more. That had led to more time for both of us for self care. Reading books, yoga, cooking meals together. We both very much enjoy our balance ❤️

Rapport? New word?

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

I wonder how many times I said it in this episode 🤣

FINDING AN EXPERIENCED SKIPPER TO SAIL WITH YOU AND COACH YOU UP FOR 2 OR 3 WEEKS WOULDNT BE THE WORST IDEA ? YOU GOT THE PILL PAST YOUR LIPS ,THE SOONER YOU SWALLOW IT AND DIGEST IT THE BETTER ...

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

We’ve been sailing for quite a few years. Now that we’ve been cruising on Boundless again, we’ve brushed up on our skills again and are already building on our past experiences. For longer crossings though, we are considering having an extra person as crew to split the watches up more!

💙🩵💙

@SailingSeawind

3 ай бұрын

❤️

This isn't your wife, yes?)

Lifejacket crotch straps, otherwise really enjoyable and honest.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

Very good suggestion and something Ive actually been thinking about recently! Thanks :)

Partly tongue and cheek. As a student pilot my instructor told me, never, never curse your plane, so I say never curse the water inwhich you sail. Mother nature has a very long memory. Just saying,.

@SailingSeawind

4 ай бұрын

That is a good piece of advice!