The FRUSTRATING Part of Life Onboard our 38ft Sailing Boat | S2 - EP14
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It's been a frustrating week onboard Rúna!
In this episode, we continue our sailing adventure along the Sicilian coast, but progress is slow as day after day we struggle for wind. We push on, growing increasingly frustrated as we end up motoring more than we ever have before!
But Sicily continues to impress, with its stunning coastline, rugged mountain ranges and beautiful anchorages.
And when the wind finally decides to show up, drama unfolds in an anchorage as multiple boats start dragging their anchors, making for a rather eventful afternoon onboard Rúna!
We also take the opportunity to show you our startup routine, how we prepare Rúna before heading out sailing, how we lift the anchor, and how we use our Code 0 to make the most of lighter winds.
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00:00 - 00:58 - Current Sailing Plans
00:58 - 03:50 - How To Prepare Before Sailing
03:50 - 08:10 - Beating in Light Winds
08:10 - 10:55 - Sailing Genoa Vs Code 0
10:55 - 11:46 - Lunch Disaster
11:46 - 16:50 - Going Ashore
16:50 - 19:18 - Sailing to Marinello
19:18 - 22:57 - Boats Dragging in Anchorage
22:57 - 25:48 - Exploring Marinello Nature Reserve
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Andrew and Ruth Gibbon traded corporate Edinburgh for an Excess 11. Follow their 2026 Mediterranean circuit aboard Rúna in this technical feature.
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