ANCHORED - How We Entertain Ourselves Before Sailing to Barbuda EP 37
June 16, 2019 by Sailing Starship Friendship | Language: EN Play Time: 00:17:10 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
On the Hook for Crew Overboard, Kitesurfing & Beach Cleanup
Heads up, the man overboard stuff is just for entertainment. We’re not good enough at it to be instructive 🙂
After a sporty sail from Falmouth Harbor to Green Island Antigua we set anchor and settle into a few days of fun. First effort, kiteboarding! Craig practices on his foil while the pros zoom around us. It’s a lot of fun.
The beach and island are beautiful. We do a little #noMOOP cleanup to keep it that way. After some sun and exploration it’s time for lunch aboard Hurrah.
Our plan is to sail from Antigua to Barbuda, Bermuda and Newport RI. We spend a lot of time preparing the boat and ourselves.
Safety is essential and so is practicing key safety protocol. While on the hook, we set up and rehearse our Man/Crew Overboard plan. We go through unconscious and conscious rescue scenarios.
We hope you will enjoy our Green Island visit as much as we did!
* If you’d like to sail aboard SY Hurrah, contact Oyster to arrange a charter. Be sure to ask for SY Hurrah.
https://www.oysteryachts.com/charter/fleet/hurrah
Special thanks to to the Hurrah tribe, Cressida, Craig, and Cameron, and to the owners of Hurrah for giving us the opportunity to enjoy such a beautiful yacht. Hurrah is available for charter in the northeast and in the Caribbean. For the next few weeks however, she’s our home!
Let’s do this! Let’s raise the anchor and set sail. This in a NEW BOAT LIFE
SAILBOATS: Multihull – Monohull. Lagoon 42 – Oyster 65. Sailing Antigua to Newport RI
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Episode 37 Season Alpha
Watch the Crew / Man Overboard video featured in ours: https://youtu.be/g9hkysxMacM
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