We are sharing a reading of excerpts from Ralph Waldo Emerson's essays about nature, which first appeared in 1836.

This week's Blue Moon Life video brings you along on one of our favourite ways to spend a day off: visiting wilderness parks on the wild pacific coast of ...

This is the beginning of our preparations to set sail for the summer. We replaced the kill switch on our outboard dinghy engine and got out on the water.

In this video, we spend some time hiding from rainy weather by making homemade pizza, and then we get our little dinghy back into the water for the season!

A big theme of mornings on the sailboat (while moored in the city) is that we are never far from the bustling of the outside world, so we take our moments...

It was another cold and windy week living aboard the sailboat... but we think it might be one of the last of the winter season before the spring weather...

In this video we take you out to one of our favourite spots on the the beautiful west coast of Canada to experience the cold and restless waters of the pacific.

Welcome to a very simple day in the life while living alone on a 30 foot sailboat. Even on the simplest of days, there's never a dull moment aboard Blue Moon.

Another cold snap brought freezing temperatures overnight which meant for some chilly mornings. But that didn't stop us from getting some boat maintenance done.

In this video we show you how to change the starter and tension the pulley on a Universal M-30 diesel engine.

Welcome to a raw look into our morning routine on the sailboat, where we cook up some pancakes, play guitar, and do some engine maintenance.

Snowstorms, windstorms, ice, rain, crashing waves, and blistering heat. This video is about last year, and the start of a new one.

Snowstorm warning!! I was solo this week, and this is the most snow that has ever fallen on our little sailboat home, and this time it stuck!

Welcome to a simple winter day in our life living on a 30 ft sailboat on the West Coast. We have lived on the boat for 3 winters now.

We’ve had a very stormy winter living aboard our sailboat. La Niña continues to reminds us of her powers… with snow storms, high winds, and atmospheric rivers.

After some early season snow and wind storms passed over, we decided it was time to officially pack up the boat for winter.

Having a bad exhaust leak we replaced the gaskets on the Atomic 4 Engine. Catalina 30

Winter came early this year with a sudden snow storm and cold snap. This early season snow was a reminder about what winter boat life is really about.

We were hit by our first storm of the season, which was a good reminder of what winter boat life really is.

We bring you along for some of our Halloween / Fall traditions like carving pumpkins, roasting pumpkin seeds, and making cozy hot dinners for a very rainy day.

This is the start of a new chapter, where we leave our solar powered life behind to ride out the winter with shore power and water hookups at the dock.

This was our first trip in a while, and even though we didn’t get much wind, it was amazing to be out on the water again.

The seasons are changing, and we are getting ready to sail the boat back to our winter home on the docks!

We wanted to explain why we’ve been distant from social media these last few weeks and give you an update on what’s been going on behind the camera.