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Arriving back to Arabella after so long spent away was a bittersweet moment. Although excited to move on and start doing the types of adventures that Arabella was built for, the passing of Steve's mom is a somber point from which to begin again. After reco...
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Explore how North Haven Oyster Company is transforming traditional oyster farming into an eco-friendly, plastic-free venture under the guidance of Adam Campbell. This episode unveils innovative practices and insights from the world of sustainable aquacultu...
In this video, Steve provides an update on his current situation in Granby, Massachusetts. Due to personal matters, he is unable to continue working on projects such as the boat. He mentions that he is unsure of how long they will be in Grand beer but aims...
Back in Lewiston, Maine, Steve returns to the boathouse to assist with some last-minute work for the launch of schooner Hindu.
There are very few boats along the Eastern Seaboard that have worked in the charter industry for as long as Hindu. The timing of...
Explore the story behind the Cove where pirates planned their republic in this captivating episode of the Acorn to Arabella Journey. Learn more about Steve and Robin's sailing adventures!
Steve and Robin moved on from Gloucester and made their way to Portland, Maine. While Robin was away for a few days to lead her company’s retreat, Steve and Noah moved Arabella north for a 2-day trip to Cape Porpoise and southern Maine.
On the 2nd day ...
Arabella continued her sail north from Mattapoisett. It was great being back where it all started, surrounded by such a supportive and welcoming community.
Sailing through the Cape Cod Canal, Steve and Robin were faced with quite a storm. Upon making it t...
In this episode of Acorn to Arabella, Steve, Robin, and AKA face the challenge of restarting their diesel engine after experiencing an issue while at Cudy Hunk Island. Follow their journey as they troubleshoot and find solutions, ultimately aiming to begin...
Get ready for an unforgettable sailing adventure with Acorn to Arabella! Follow along as they embark on their first sail of 2024 from Harwich Port to EDS. Witness the crew's determination as they tackle obstacles, including a stubborn anchor and a malfunct...
Embark on a breathtaking adventure with Steven Robbin as he embarks on a 200-mile journey walking the Coast to Coast trail in Northern England. From St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay, experience stunning landscapes and fascinating history that awaits you at ever...
Everyone is curious about summer plans, and as of now, Steve and Robin are waiting to see what happens in the next few months. Depending on how Steve’s mom is doing, they will either be heading north or staying local. While they would love to be cruising...
This week's episode features an amazing gathering of familiar faces who worked hard over the weekend on Acorn to Arabella. They accomplished a variety of tasks, including working on deck and below. Tune in to see their progress.
Welcome to a week in the life on Arabella.
Friday:
The day starts off with a huuuge cup of coffee. The rainy day is the perfect opportunity for Steve to practice making eye splices with a double braided line.
Robin and Steve spend time training to get r...
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Have we mentioned it’s been windy lately?
Steve works on setting up the navigation electronics o...
Steve and Robin sift through a good amount of mail that’s been piling up. Be sure to pick up issue 297 of WoodenBoat magazine and check out the Launchings section to see Arabella's feature! With a climbing guide book for Nova Scotia and Newfoundland in h...
There’s always work to be done on a wooden boat, but the cooler temperatures have prevented some of this work from getting done outside. During a window where the weather is finally decent, Steve spends some time tackling projects that need to get done o...
While high winds and colder temperatures may prevent tasks from being completed on deck, it’s a great time to hunker down below and work on some projects.
There’s been a nice dent made in the to-do list. Robin is psyched to find that Starlink has a ho...
While the weather’s cold, Steve works on any projects he can. The most important task? Saving the ice cream in the freezer. The Sea Frost is on, but the freezer compressor isn’t turning on due to a buildup of ice. The probe that controls the thermostat...
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Steve and Robin are eager to set sail for Newfoundland later this year. However, before they sail north on their long journey to Canada, there are a few important to-dos that need to be addressed to ensure smooth sailing—and, of course, a few creature co...
Sailing and shops! This week it's a Schooner Festival. Annie B's channel can be found here: https://youtu.be/86py2hTJO_s?si=xzR8-uVWM04loNxB
Lots of work is finished. Stack packs, which are the sail covers, are partially installed and the mizzen boom gets...
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