Does SAILING Solve Everything? [Ep. 24]
Sailing Sweet Ruca
Kate and Curtis, the adventurous sailing racing couple who sold everything to set sail around the world via the capes aboard SV Sweet Ruca, a 2000 J Boats J/46 sailboat.
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We up anchor and sail off into the blue, looking for a better place. It is time to SAIL our problems AWAY! We think we have found an island paradise until….we woke up to noises in the cockpit. Have we been BOARDED by an INTRUDER?
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Come sail away with us to the island of St. Croix where we travel away from our feelings and have a little vacation from life on the boat. Located in the US Virgin Islands, STX is the largest but least visited of the islands in the USVI.
This is a particularly satisfying video for us as we tackle some relationship issues brought about by tiny house living and the digital nomad lifestyle. Our sailboat is our tiny home, and a sail life is what we live as we create and share our video travel vlog.
We are re-learning how to sail and be at sea together during the quarantine lockdown.
We are Kate and Curtis, two racing sailors from the midwest that got bit by the cruising bug and the lure of life on the ocean. We have a J-Boats J/46 performance cruising sailboat. Like you, we watched a lot of YouTube sailing channels and other sailing couples before making the big step to buy a sailboat and launch our adventure. Some of our favorites were Sailing La Vagabonde, Soulianis, Nahoa, Delos, Zatara, Ran, Uma, and of course Gone with the Wynns.
Those other channels inspired us. We want to return the favor, pass it on, and make a motivational and inspirational video for you! See you every Sunday, until we see you out here!!! For more satisfying videos subscribe to our channel. We think we have some relaxing and fun and sometimes asmr videos of our sailing and travel that we want to share with you. Until then, we are on our own expedition to sail around the world the hard way, without going through the Panama Canal, round Cape Horn, and the Cape of Good Hope.
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