My First Time Solo Sailing my 42' Sailboat
March 18, 2024 by All About Spray Sailing | Language: EN Play Time: 00:18:08 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Sailing Solo: Embracing Challenges and Adventures
Embark on a thrilling journey with a Kaylene as she ventures out solo on her 42′ sailboat. In this episode of ‘All About Spray Sailing,’ viewers witness firsthand the excitement, challenges, and preparations involved in solo sailing.
Setting Sail Solo
The episode opens with anticipation as the Kaylene prepares to set sail alone. With a mix of excitement and nervousness, she hoists the sails, feeling the wind’s gentle embrace. Despite the initial jitters, Kaylene reassures herself, ‘I know what I’m doing out here,’ giving herself pep talks along the way.
Reflecting on Sailing Roots
As Kaylene sails, memories flood in, reflecting on her sailing upbringing. ‘I’m really fortunate that I grew up on the water,’ she shares. Recalling her early days on a smaller sailboat with her family, she acknowledges her parents’ unwavering support and encouragement.
Kaylene reminisces about her childhood experiences, including restoring a 51-foot sailboat with her father at the age of 11. This pivotal moment ignited her passion for sailing, shaping her journey into the sailor she is today.
Challenges and Triumphs
Throughout the episode, the sailor encounters various challenges, from technical issues with the boat to unexpected mishaps. Kaylene faces engine troubles, navigates through crowded waters, and tackles repairs with determination.
Preparing for the Clipper Route
Amidst her solo sailing adventures, the sailor shares her plans for the future. With excitement brimming, Kaylene reveals her upcoming journey—the Clipper Route. Alongside her father, she aims to sail from Mexico to Canada, a voyage spanning 30 to 40 days.
Embracing New Horizons
As the episode draws to a close, the sailor reflects on her imminent departure from Mexico. With a mix of anticipation and nostalgia, Kaylene prepares for the next chapter—participating in a Canadian TV show, ‘The Amazing Race.’
Despite the uncertainties ahead, Kaylene remains steadfast in her resolve, embracing the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. With a heart full of dreams and a boat ready for adventure, she sets sail towards new horizons.
Stay tuned for the next installment as our sailor embarks on the Clipper Route, encountering the highest highs and lowest lows on her unforgettable journey.
My parents leave after 6 weeks with me in Mexico. Tyler is still snowboarding, with team Canada, around the world, which puts me here on the boat all by myself. We get huge news that we start filming for season 9 of Amazing Race Canada, which means I have to make some big decisions of what happens next with Footloose. Clipper Route, here we come!
My First Time Solo Sailing my 42' Sailboat Locations
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Tyler and Kayleen left Campbell River, BC summer 2022 on their 1981 Tartan 42’ after spending two years preparing for this journey! Tyler is a bilateral below knee amputee, adapting to the sailing lifestyle with humility. He is a gold medalist in the Beijing 2022 Snowboard Cross. Kayleen grew up cruising with her parents and comes from a family of Mariners. Although she comes from a marketing background, she now is a commercial scuba diver and writes sailing articles on the side. The sailing goal is to get south to Mexico and then we will see where the wind takes is. Thanks for following our journey! Patreon.com/allaboutspray Instagram: @fromsnowtosail @tyturner14
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