From Living Abroad to an Expedition Sailboat- Three Boats, Two Countries | Ch4 E1 | The Wayward Life
March 13, 2021 by Wayward Life Sailing | Language: EN Play Time: 00:10:31 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
We moved to Ireland in hopes of building a new life of adventure, but quickly figured out that wasn’t going to work out how we wanted, so we moved back home and bought a sailboat (Ontario 32)… and then a different sailboat that wasn’t what we had thought (custom build 45 foot cutter). So now, we are here, showing you the third sailboat we have owned in three years- a steel Van De Stadt Norman 40!
0:00 introduction
1:02 review of our journey so far
4:57 the new boat!
10:12 next week…
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Taryn, Logan & Max We are currently living on Vancouver Island on our 40 ft Van De Stadt Norman 40 Sailboat Papa Rumba, with our puppy dog Max. Our videos show you our sailing adventures both above and below the water and our travel adventures. Emphasis on sustainability, ethical travel, nature and living with the smallest environmental footprint we can without going insane. We share sailing, hiking, road trips, camping, and exploring new places, as well as what it's like to live an alternative lifestyle on the water.
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