Carly is BACK! This is literally the first time she's been back in the shed and seen Cadoha for months! Mummy and baby have both bounced back really well and are in a much better place that they were, not all that long ago.
Feel free to say hello to Carly...
Allow me to share some of the new things I've learned from the team of expert boat builders that I've had the privilege to work alongside for the best part of the last year and they've helped me understand why most of the deck hardware that I had re-instal...
The DIY amateur sailing yacht restoration continues and it's day 329 that I've been working on getting her ready for her next set of adventures.
At 40 years old this old sailing boat has had a very colourful life already and now it's time to get up all f...
In this video I continue the restoration of Cadoha, our old, 1984 Trident Warrior 38 sailing boat, which is our floating home. There are plenty of jobs to be getting on with when it comes to restoring an old yacht and the focus over the next couple of week...
Taking more tired old parts off of this sailing boat and trying my best to make them look like new again, with my amateur DIY skills.
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Yes it's true, we are selling our beloved Sailing boat, Cadoha. Life has thrown us a few unexpected curve balls that has led us to this difficult decision. We hope someone out there will want to pick up the mantle and finish Cadoha off and head off on thei...
In this video, Willett Built, a yacht restoration company based out of Southampton, took on the project of bringing an Oyster 62 Sailing Yacht, back to 'as new' condition with a complete new deck, boat colour change, extensive gel coat repairs, with a whol...
After a very tumultuous year for the entire Cadoha crew we finally managed to all get back out on a family adventure, only this time we had an addition to the team in the way of our 9 month old baby.
What started as a simple solo wild camp adventure, with my family waiting for me back on shore, quickly spiralled into one of the most difficult trips I’ve ever filmed.
The plan was simple: head off alone, catch dinner, soak in the wilderness, and retur...
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