“Hey Pete, what are you doing?!” (Rebuilding Tally Ho / EP89)

Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - “Hey Pete, what are you doing?!” (EP89)

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EPISODE 89.
Well, what IS Pete doing?!
In the last video we got to know part of the crew a little better, and now it’s time to learn a bit more about Pete Stein’s story. We start the New Year by taking his boat out for a sail with the whole crew, before getting back into planking Tally Ho. In between cutting out and hanging planks, Pete shows us his own workshop and tells us a bit about his train-riding days, including a pretty wild accident that changed his life for ever.
In other news, drills are broken, rivets are peened, Pancho enjoys the staircase, and Rosie receives a large box of Shipwright’s tools from a local legend.

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89. “Hey Pete, what are you doing?!” (Rebuilding Tally Ho / EP89)

[SedatedandRestrained]

I legitimately had no idea Pete had prosthetics, Leo's quible about stepping on his toes earlier in the video made no sense til that explanation. Pete is truly an enigma!

[miltonmiller]

Leo is lucky he found Pete. Pete is lucky he found Leo. We are all lucky we found this channel.

[fiestaturbo]

Im not gunna lie, i've never noticed Pete walking funny before and would have never guessed he has prostethic legs. My mind has been blown

[nickparker]

That leg reveal was the biggest "What the WTF?" moment I've had since "I am your father" in Empire Strikes Back. Outstanding cinema.

[muralimuralidharan]

Pete lived his life as he wanted, had an accident but took responsibility and got on with it. No moaning and groaning that life dealt him bad cards. He has discovered Gratefulness - for being able to bounce back ! He is an inspiration.

[bradtaylor]

The luckiest guy to get run over by a freight train. I now have a favorite person. "Last week I found a pencil in there!". Great guy and a better attitude. I love this channel. Great work.

[TheSoberCannibal]

Yo as someone struggling with my disability, "You can't do everything anyway" are some solid words of meditation for me today.

[grunions]

"I've done a bit of sailing"
Leo Sampson Goolden, Yachtsman of the Year 2016

[Enkil]

I do hope Pete, when this adventure is sadly over, will start his own Youtube channel so we can follw his upcoming jobs. Love his Wit and the Hardworking attitude he has. Would definitly subscribe and follow that.

[wesmerald]

As a construction foreman on a school gymnasium build, I once worked with a man who "walked funny", but never thought anything of it until one day he called to me for some help.
He was 18 feet up an extension ladder when one of his prosthetic legs fell off. Once he'd reattached the dropped leg, he was right back to business as usual.
Of course, he later explained how he's lost his feet. An unfortunate slip while riding railcars.
Had I known about his prosthetics beforehand, I know that as his foreman I would have sought to limit his activities to what I personally thought suitable to his condition. The ladder incident served a great lesson for me about allowing others to set their own limitations.
Thanks for sharing your story Pete.

[jimward]

I am happy Rosie became the recipient of all those tools, no doubt she will use them to their fullest potential.

[martinjancar]

Honestly, sometimes I get the impression, this project was written by some excellent Hollywood writer. The pick of main cast is beyond imagination :-). Respect!

[kssarh]

I've never seen Pete as happy as when talking about his shop. I hope the exposure helps drive more work his way once this project is complete.

[christopherbird]

I'm playing catchup on the Tally ho after discovering it by accident and am now Binge watching. You would never know Pete had no feet.

[ericmorriscompany]

Much respect to Pete. So totally down to earth. Responsible for his own actions. If more people’s outlooks were along those lines the world would be a better place. The world needs more Petes.

[fredsmith]

Rosie is also an up coming star. Go girl.

[andymoss]

Leo set out to restore a boat, instead has created a community of like minded awesome people that embody the good in the world of evil. Hats off to ya Pete. Now get to work

[NOELTM]

There's something about this episode that sums up the whole essence of rebuilding Tally Ho, the yacht and the people connected to it. Great!

[wolfparty]

Sooo, Pete’s not a stumbling, moody mean person!! He’s just a normal double amputee that is really focused on his work!!! ❤️🤣🤣🤣👍🏻

[stevenpaul]

Just when you were thinking 'there's a lot of darkness around right now' (literally and metaphorically), along comes a Tally Ho film to brighten things up. What a fine selection of humanity, involved in a noble task.