Can we pull her off before it's too late? SV Delos ep 329

It's 5:30AM and squalls are ripping through the anchorage. A sailboat drags past us and ends up hard aground on the beach. Now it's a race against time to get her off and afloat before the tide drops leaving them stranded in the Dry Tortugas Seaplane landing zone! The only problem is they have no windlass and their dinghy painter has jammed up the prop- leaving them without power and disabled. After an incredible downwind sail we find ourselves back in the Dry Tortugas, waiting for a weather window to make the 300 mile sail to Mexico. The weather is incredibly calm and we find ourselves taking advantage by paddle boarding and scuba diving our hearts out. All is well until a front moves through and puts the entire anchorage on a lee shore. A few boats drag right past us without event but then in the middle of the night one actually ends up on the beach. It's all hands on deck to get our gear and assist with our neighbors to literally winch them back into deeper water using our spare anchors and line. For more sailing around the World Action! Join the SV Delos Tribe! Subscribe at http://youtube.com/svdelos http://svdelos.com/camera - Our recomended gear and acccessories http://patreon.com/svdelos - Support us on Patreon for lot's of cool perks! http://instagram.com/svdelos - Follow us on Instagram for more behind the scenes footage http://facebook.com/svdelos - Like us on Facebook http://svdelos.com/beer - If you like what you see send us a cold one ;) http://svdelos.com/gear/ - Support us buy a sweet Delos T-shirt!

It’s 5:30AM and squalls are ripping through the anchorage. A sailboat drags past us and ends up hard aground on the beach. Now it’s a race against time to get her off and afloat before the tide drops leaving them stranded in the Dry Tortugas Seaplane landing zone! The only problem is they have no windlass and their dinghy painter has jammed up the prop- leaving them without power and disabled.

After an incredible downwind sail we find ourselves back in the Dry Tortugas, waiting for a weather window to make the 300 mile sail to Mexico. The weather is incredibly calm and we find ourselves taking advantage by paddle boarding and scuba diving our hearts out. All is well until a front moves through and puts the entire anchorage on a lee shore. A few boats drag right past us without event but then in the middle of the night one actually ends up on the beach. It’s all hands on deck to get our gear and assist with our neighbors to literally winch them back into deeper water using our spare anchors and line.

For more sailing around the World Action! Join the SV Delos Tribe!
Subscribe at http://youtube.com/svdelos
http://svdelos.com/camera – Our recomended gear and acccessories
http://patreon.com/svdelos – Support us on Patreon for lot’s of cool perks!
http://instagram.com/svdelos – Follow us on Instagram for more behind the scenes footage
http://facebook.com/svdelos – Like us on Facebook
http://svdelos.com/beer – If you like what you see send us a cold one 😉
http://svdelos.com/gear/ – Support us buy a sweet Delos T-shirt!

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