A sailors morning suprise! We are constantly cleaning our dinghy, sand and salt are our constant enemy. This morning birds left us a surprise much like the cats did at home. Small half eatten fish lay on the floor of the dinghy along with half eaten guts....
Ever wonder how those sailors get so salty? Todays adventure dinghy ride took us into the beach of Salinas. There we found the salty sailors delight, abandoned salt pond. He could not resist licking the salt. But by his expression I'd say he made a mistake...
Sailboat projects and repairs never end. We have some time while sitting at anchor, we spend the days doing boat projects. We try to repair the broken centerboard on our sailboat. We also create some more boat projects for ourselves.
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While sailing the Sea of Cortez there isn't any shortage of sea life. Several different varieties of Dolphin call these waters home. While enjoying the sunset with our crew on SV August Dreamer these friends popped up from nowhere. They were large and went...
After sailing engineless for 8 months around the Gulf of California, we are finally somewhere we can make repairs. We use our boom to lift the engine out of our sailboat. We load it up onto a panga and off it went to a repair shop. Engine removed we tac...
@Adventurecantwait we find that sometimes space or the lack of is what feeds irritation and grumpiness. It can be down right challenging sometimes living right on top of each other in our tiny home a 34 ft Tartan. Perhaps harder than we thought it might be...
We rebuilt our sailboat engine in Mexico. We thought about repowering our boat, but ultimately decided on rebuilding the Westerbeke instead of replacing it. The logistics were a major pain. Shipping sailboat engine parts to Baja California proved to be ...
How do you bake brownies when you don't have an oven on your sailing vessel? Some very special friends gave us a bread maker and we instantly thought we could make brownies. We didn't realize how much we missed a nice warm freshly baked treat. With a few ...
We finally sail away after spending months rebuilding our Westerbeke engine. It is a great feeling to be free from the mooring ball, and heading out to anchor.
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Sailing around is not always paradise. Sometimes mother nature is annoying. Even when anchored in a beautiful bay all by yourself. The Nats , or bobos as they are called in Baja California, can be terrible as they fly into your face and crawl up your no...
Sailing around the world on our 1978 Tartan 34C sailboat. Join us on our sailing adventures around the world! We will share tips and tricks for sailing, as well as videos of our travels. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned sailor, you'll find something...
Sailing around the world on our 1978 Tartan 34C sailboat. Join us on our sailing adventures around the world! We will share tips and tricks for sailing, as well as videos of our travels. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned sailor, you'll find something...
Sailing along on a very calm day leads to adventures of its own. It gives you a moment to lazily gaze out at the water and find sea life. This time we just so happened to sail past hundreds of Manta Rays. The things you sea when you're on water day in and ...
While sailing our Tartan 34 C in the Sea of Cortez we often see dolphin. Everytime we spot them in the distance we hope they come to visit. We are delighted when they make a deliberate course change and speed right up to the bow. This particular spring vis...
Sailing around the world on our 1978 Tartan 34C sailboat. Join us on our sailing adventures around the world! We will share tips and tricks for sailing, as well as videos of our travels. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned sailor, you'll find something...
we have had our symmetrical spinnaker since we bought our Tartan 34C. It did not come with a spinnaker pole however and the previous owner never flew it. The sail is like brand new. We spent the last year and a half sailing around the Sea of Cortez sometim...
In this video, we sail off our anchor, explore new places. and enjoy the boat life. We start by anchoring in a beautiful anchorage. Then, we take our paddleboards to explore the island. We find some amazing things, get swarmed by bees, and enjoy our day. ...
"Beating into the wind" in the Golf of California. Heading North towards Loreto we were on a time crunch. Picking carefully the best window and we ended up with an exhilarating bash with 15 to 20 knots of wind. we were pinching the wind as close as we coul...
In this video, we sail to a private anchorage, we catch a fish for dinner along the way, enjoy a sunset dinner, and break our anchor windlass.
We start by raising anchor, cleaning off all the eel grass, and set out on a 20 nautical mile sail to a private ...
We arrived by SV Hiraya to Isla Salsipuedes with the hopes to snorkle the beautiful reefs but was shocked to find the water temp as low as 65 degrees F. too cold with out wet suits. we did notice how incredibly clear the water was though and spent hours dr...
The anchorage in La Paz Mexico is notorious for strong currents and apposing winds, commonly known as the LaPaz Waltz. Many boats drag during strong winds and tidal shifts here.
Anchoring in strong tidal currents can be a challenge, but it's essential fo...
Living on a small Tartan Classic sailboat sounds romantic doesn't it. Sail away into the unknown with out a worrying the world. True we have many of those experiences. But, in reality it can be hard work, uncomfortable situations, and a dirty mess a lot of...
We enjoy a long sporty sail upwind. The seas were rough and the winds were only 10-15 knots. It made for a very long day tacking into the wind. Half way to our anchorage we were hot by a bigger wave and almost lost our paddle boards. We quickly hove to ...
Boat life humor. I love sailing around the world exploring the world. Getting to the Beach is Exhausting work. All that wenching, packing, and tugging. But it is worth it.
Sailing around on our Tartan 34 C brings us to beautiful places and beautiful bea...
Boat life is the perfect way to enjoy the beach. We anchor in a secluded spot, paddle board on the crystal clear water, do a little beach combing and relax on the sand. Jesica finds some time and energy to exercise on the beach.
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Boat life is not always bikinis and beaches. Whether on anchor or sailing around, some of the easiest tasks become an event. Coffee on a boat is one of those tasks. We used to have a push the botton electric coffee maker, but someone broke it. So, resort t...
Cruising fulltime on a sailboat can be interesting. You find yourself anchored in paradise, but the wind forces you to move. Raising anchor, sailing out of anchorages just to have the wind die. Drifting and motoring for a while, then the wind starts pick...
Living in a small sailboat while sailing around the world has an ironic side to it. Just like we adjust our sails to the wind we adjust our lives for the small space. What becomes non essential is replaced by functional and purposeful. hopefully multi- use...
Let's buy a boat, quit our jobs, and sail away sounds romantic. Living on the ocean seems like a dream most days but there is a lot of boat work that goes into keeping the boat a float. Buy a boat he said is muttered over and over while we sail our 1978 Ta...
We bash north sailing upwind in 28 knots. The sea state becomes uncomfortable as we remember why "gentleman don't sail to weather." Most cruisers heed that advice, and we quickly remember why! Sailing upwind in a strong breeze while also fighting a curre...
Living the life of luxury on our Tartan 34 C while we sail around the Sea of Cortez. We have spectacular scenery, meet new and fascinating people, and it seems like a dream some of the time. Then there is the reality and often hysterical side of living on ...
We set sail north towards the anchorage of San Juanico. First we sail with a super pod of dolphins and pass a school of rays. We drop off our friend Rob and set our sights north. We try our luck st fishing, trolling while we sail. The sea was kind and ...
Showering on our sailboat I thought would be easy. Living on our Tartan 34 C sailboat full time in the Sea of Cortez in Mexico I thought it would be hot all the time. Well it isn't and sometimes the water isn't warm either. But hygiene is still required fo...
Sailing is a great way to get out on the water and enjoy the fresh air. But its not all fun and games. Anchors don't hold and boats drag through the anchorage. Hulls need scrubbed and stainless needs polished. There is a lot of work involved in keeping a...
As sailors we are always trying to learn new things. We finally flew our spinnaker!! It is amazing how little wind it took to get our sailboat moving. It will become our favorite downwind light air sail. We fly our symmetrical spinnaker without a pole....
We sail down into Bahia conception, where we find a beautiful calm anchorage for some must needed rest. I finally get off my lazy butt and install our spinnaker ring onto our mast. 20 minutes and four holes later the boat project that I have been putting...
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