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The crew leaves Darwin, Australia and sails over 600NM to the Spice Islands in Indonesia! During the 5 day sail we entertain ourselves with fishing, showering, and general lazing around. We arrived in Banda Neira in the early morning hours to a sweet vie...

Installation of a Lewmar V3 anchor windlass. Not familiar with Distant Shores? You can download a FREE 30-minute episode of the Distant Shores sailing adventure TV series, "Southern Exumas Bahamas" at http://www.distantshores.ca/free/ And if you would li...

If you're dreaming of sailing away on a cruising destination, we've made the perfect video series to help you achieve your dreams. We know the cruising life and have been cruising for nearly 30 years, filming from the Bahamas, and Caribbean, through the M...

"All is Lost" staring Robert Redford. In theaters Nationwide October 25 NY and LA - Playing Now After a collision with a shipping container at sea, a resourceful sailor finds himself, despite all efforts to the contrary, staring his mortality in the face...

Atlantic Rally for Cruisers - ARC 2012 We are sailing downwind in strong winds and watch how the autopilot handles the seas. We have a Raymarine Autopilot system with an SXP-30 corepack.

After leaving our Sailboat Delos in the yard to fill the cruising kitty for over 10 months we came back to her and worked 12 hours a day for 20 days to get her ship-shape and ready to set sail up the Great Barrier Reef and onward to Indonesia. Here is a b...

Anchored in Trellis Bay we put out some extra lines on a mooring ball and second anchor when it was determined that Tropical Storm Chantal was going to pass close enough to represent potential danger, especially if it developed any further as it approached...

While out cycling a friend and I became trapped by a hail storm of deathly proportions. . . Well it wasn't that bad but, the doorway of the pub we were sheltering in was closed, now THAT was BAD!

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RNLI Lifeboat in a force 10 Preview

A short clip from July 15, 2012 looking out to sea from North coast of Tortola BVI's, we captured a small waterspout that had formed offshore and eventually dissipated.

Lin and Larry Pardey's 29 foot wooden cutter, Taleisin, slices through building seas as a squall approaches. Read Lin Pardey's article, Squall Line, in the September 2012 issue of Cruising World Magazine. Check out their videos and books at www.thesailingc...