We decommission our electric pump-out toilet and replace it with a separating toilet, often called a composting toilet. Why would we do this? What was wrong ...

With a 600 miles sail from Isla Mujeres, Mexico to Providencia, Colombia, we figured it was time to get our ditch bags ready, and to show everyone the other ...

After 3 months, our dinghy is VERY dirty. Here's what it was like to scrape it all off. See all the products we used to improve our aluminum dinghy here: ...

We needed to make power during night sails, so we looked for quality and affordable wind generators. We decided on Nature Power after a friend's ...

A tour of our off-grid kitchen! For your chance to win a Sprinter Van with $80,000 worth of customizations while supporting a great cause, go to ...

Our goal is to live an intentional, conscious life. We are constantly evaluating what we can do to make the world more joyful, sustainable, and interconnected ...

In Episode 55, we meeting with Ben and Maria to plan our British Virgin Islands charter itinerary. This week, we (Scott and Ally) who own Our Happy Day a 2002 ...

We arrive to Fronteras the river town in Guatemala where we going to stay for the next couple of months to wait out the hurricane season. We take you on a tour ...

On this episode we sail to Rio Dulce, Guatemala, the holy grail of the hurricane holes in the caribbean. Getting in Guatemala start's well, NOT! We try to ...

We restock the fridge before checking out of Bermuda and beginning our solo trip across the Atlantic to the Azores! We find that it is so much more relaxing to ...

SQUALLS for days!! We decide to stop in Bermuda to drop off Frank. He was bringing moral down a whole lot because he didn’t like our pace. We couldn’t ...

The adventure continues as we get completely trapped in the doldrums. Spirits are quite low with the lack of forward momentum. Our most important sail, Dill ...

Just a quick update on our realtime situation in the he world. We know there is a lot of lag between when we record and whenever a video get sent published. ...

We continue our journey and Herby uses a Sextant to track our progress. And since many of our viewers are not sailors, we have included a short lesson on ...

As we continue our transatlantic journey, we hit a snag in the original plan. The weather is not following its normal patterns and we are forced southerly to ...

Here's a quick and easy recipe for delicious orange/red papaya. We keep papaya on our sailboat because it takes a while to ripen up, and even when it's ...

Check out what it's like cooking in a solar oven. In this video I cook Moroccan Tagine with Rice. Cooking with sunshine on the back of the boat is awesome! All ...

It's a rainy day and the sail still hasn't come in. Herby organizes his clothes, they collect tons of rain water and use it to wash dishes, and they go for a ...

Hey guys! This week, we head south to Grand Goave to stock up on food and water. Hang out with some childhood friends and get our fill of BURGERS! If you ...

After a couple of days resting and getting or energy level back up, we were ready to continue this passage and make our way into the shores of Haiti. But ...

Here is my green boat! Captain: Peter aka Plukky About: I am an Australian guy trying to live on Mother Earth without killing her. Come on people, our poor ...

More details and tips from our RV solar installation on our site: http://www.gonewiththewynns.com/rv-solar-install-guide An (almost) step-by-step guide to the ...

After sanding the damaged areas in the bilge, it was time to re-glass the floors and add some significant improvements to the original structure. Don't ...

Here is the camping trip we took a few weekends ago, and an idea that I thought of that I think is a great idea. Sorry to get a little preachy, I guess trying ...