We sit down to share our story, from our own beginnings and backgrounds to our full boat buying experience, from finding out about liveaboards to buying Turtle.

Just as we get to our destination and try to moor, our engine dies and leaves us next to two anchored sailboats and shore to fend for ourselves.

As more and more storms seem to roll through the New England area, we make a decision to start our journey south.

As hurricane Ida finally lets up, we look around to see the wreckage the surprise storm caused all around Newport.

Hurricane Henri headed straight for Rhode island. We spent the day before prepping for the storm and hung on the wild ride that was Henri.

As we settle into cruiser life, the way we explore towns and new places has changed a bit.

As our sailing days go by, we hope to have developed a small sailor's instinct. Not quite fine tuned as our saltier comrades, but still, a small, budding knot..

After having an incredible birthday with friends and family and our brand NEW cushions in place, we set out for Montauk.

As the big 37 was coming around, we started the birthday week with an incredible sail to Northport with a good friend.

It felt like forever ago that we left to go get our own sailboat, thinking we'd be bringing her back in a month, two tops.

When we learned to sail on Husdon River in NYC during COVID, we missed out on all the ramp up most people do before buying their own 40 foot boat.

As per usual, things broke. But we didn't let that get us down. We still had no working AC and our anchor acted up when we were pulling up at the Magothy river.

After our "half splash" last week, it felt that we'd never get into the water. But instead of getting down about it, we got into more boat projects.

We got our propshaft installed and were scheduled to splash and we could not be more excited. We watched Turtle be picked up and moved into the water...

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With our propshaft removed, we started our waiting game on the hard. Unfortunately, a day after our propshaft was removed, our batteries decided to die on us.

We lost all control of our boat and nearly crashed into the other boats in the marina. It all ended without any injuries but it did mean another haul out.

Fired up after our mast went up, we quickly got to work putting our sails up and exploring the nooks and crannies of Annapolis.

The day our sea trial was over and we decided to buy Turtle was the day the mast got taken down for needed repairs and all new standing rigging that requested.

Our relationship is tested to the MAX! While sailing the US Virgin Islands and the BVI during the pandemic the music stops. Quarantine and living in a small ...

Before heading out of the hurricane zone, we stop in St. Croix for some epic diving with our friends on SV Too Short. We rent a jeep to do a little land ...

Sipadan is the best dive spot in the world. 'Discovered' by Jacques Cousteau, who made a quick two day stop in 1988 which turned into six weeks, Sipadan has ...

The last thing you need is engine failure in a storm when you are sailing through pirate waters to Turtle Island. Nothing will stop you from seeing those ...

Welcome to the Best Sailing Show on Youtube! In Episode 1 we Sail from Key Largo to Bimini dodging tropical storms and sharks. Had one hell of a rodeo trying ...