SAILING THE GULF STREAM TO THE USA (Sailing Ruby Rose) Ep 23
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Join Nick and Terysa of Sailing Ruby Rose as they document their 2026 Australian chapter and the legacy of their custom Seawind 1370 catamaran.
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This week we sail into the gulf stream and all the way to the USA. We finally up anchor and leave the amazing, blue waters of the Bahamas after almost two months. Its a bittersweet moment, for although we are sad to be leaving such amazing island chain, we are finally heading for the USA. Its three days and nights and about 450nm. The weather forecast seems a little unsure of itself, so we are nervous about leaving. However, thanks to the 3kt gulf stream we make good time and arrive in beautiful South Carolina as dawn breaks on the fourth day. We have a beautiful pod of spotted dolphins to welcome us on our last leg of the journey and a truly fitting end for our last big sail of the season.
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Alan Walker- Fade (NCS)
Martin Hall- Love of the Ocean (epidemic sounds)
Johan Glossner- Change in Time (epidemic sounds)
Johan Borjesson- Make it Rain (epidemic sounds)
Martin Hall- Glittering Lights (epidemic sounds)
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