SSL704 ~ I can't believe how good that feels...
Embarking on an Epic Sandblast Sailing Adventure
Join Captain Rick Moore and his family as they embark on a thrilling sandblast sailing adventure. With winds carrying them along, the team is eager to explore island paradises like Chichim, Cocos Bandos, and Green Island. Throughout their journey, the crew navigates crystal blue waters and experiences unforgettable moments together.
Unforgettable Stops Along the Way
The first stop on this adventure is at the breathtakingly beautiful Chichim Island, a picturesque haven nestled in the turquoise seascape. After exploring this mesmerizing locale, they set their sights on Cocos Bandos, known for its serene cluster of islands and perfect spots for swimming and snorkeling.
As they sail onward to Green Island, the crew savors every breathtaking moment, knowing that soon enough they will find a sheltered spot for an evening barbecue, allowing them to truly unwind and revel in their spectacular surroundings.
The Magic of Sandblast Sailing
Sandblast sailing exemplifies everything the crew loves about open-water adventuring. Whether it’s Richie taking a well-deserved nap or Jo making collections for The Backpacker, every moment is filled with excitement and joy. And, as they make their way from one idyllic island to another, they form lasting memories of an incredible voyage.
Discover the Wonders Awaiting
This captivating journey showcases the beauty of untouched islands, offering breathtaking panoramas and unforgettable experiences at every turn. The sandblast sailing adventure promises thrilling moments that will linger in their hearts forever.
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Captain Rick Moore: The high-authority master of the 70ft steel schooner Sophisticated Lady, navigating 20 years of blue-water adventure from Panama to the Pacific.
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She Jumped Off This
In 2021 the girls climbed this old wreck off San Andrés and jumped off the top. This year we came back by dinghy and it's caving into the sea. From 5 Years Later, It's Gone (SSL786, the Related video on this Short). #shorts #shipwreck #SanAndres #ThenAndNow #highfieldboats #highfieldfamil...
San Blas reefs: charts can be 50 m off
The most common mistake sailing into the San Blas islands of Panama is arriving after dark. You navigate here by what you can see: the color of the water, the texture of the surface, the breaking water on the reef edge. And even the best charts have offsets, so your position on the chart can be out ...
Teslong borescope: first test on our sailboat
First test of the Teslong TD450S two-way articulating inspection camera aboard Sophisticated Lady. We were running a hose for our new PureOcean Marine Pro140 watermaker and it kept catching somewhere we couldn't see. So we put the camera in the hole and looked around: it was blocked by foam, an...
5 Years Later, It’s Gone
We got married on this beach in San Andrés in 2021: the ceremony on the bow of our sailboat, the party at Janet's Place on the sand. Five years later we walked back down to Janet's. From 5 Years Later, It's Gone (SSL786, the Related video on this Short). #shorts #SanAndres #BeachWedd...
5 Years Later, It’s Gone | SSL786
Five years after marrying on St. Andres, Captain Rick Moore sails back to find Janet's Place bar gone and the shoreline transformed by sargassum.