Traveling x-country to look at sailboats. Re-cap discussion about exaggerated dangers of sailing.
In this episode we discuss two Wauquiez Pretorien 35's we looked at in california. We joke around discuss how safe or dangerous sailing can be. Stay until the end because we have a live update of where our current location in the Caribbean sea currently is.
I promise we will get into turquoise Bahama waters, blustery Caribbean sailing and of course white sand beaches too run the dogs. BUT! We have to journey through hell to get there! Stay tuned as we boat shop for the perfect live aboard sailboat that fits our needs and budget.
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Sailing Pachamama
We are documenting our journey of sailing around the world with our two dogs Sophia and Oliver. Follow along as we leave it all behind to buy a blue water sailboat and begin our circumnavigation. So far we have sailed the whole east coast from Vermont to Grenada. Learn how we travel and stay socially isolated! Bear in mind our footage is quite far behind with the hopes of keeping the content interesting.
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