Sailing FAST to Turtle Bay, Mexico! Sailing Bohemia Ep.10
Sailing Bohemia
Four years ago we moved from England to California not knowing a thing about sailing. In September 2019 we sailed our 36 foot boat under the Golden Gate Bridge and turned left, leaving the San Francisco Bay behind but taking our cosy home with us. For us, this is the journey of a lifetime. We intend to visit some of the world's most beautiful and unspoiled cruising grounds. We'd like to share our trials and tribulations with you here, where we hope to bring you an authentic snapshot of our new life afloat!
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Join Peter and Tom sailing California, Mexico and the Sea of Cortez!
In this episode we continue our southbound sprint to Cabo San Lucas with a great weather window, and Peter’s patience with the fishing begins to pay off!
Peter and Tom are gay sailors who learned to sail relatively recently in the San Francisco Bay, before casting off the lines to cruise Mexico and sail around the world!
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