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I Broke My 30-Year-Old Hatchet…And Fixed It Aboard a Sailboat #shorts #woodworking
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I’ve had this hatchet since I was 12…I've repaired the handle at least a dozen times, and I'll probably repair it a dozen more times over the course of my ...

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Spring Boat Projects Begin | Fixing Tools & Rebuilding Aboard Arabella
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Winter is finally starting to loosen its grip in Newfoundland, and that means one thing—spring boat projects are underway aboard Arabella. This week, we shift ...

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Salt & Tar: Ep.336- Decisions are Hard
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All the tiny decisions that go into bringing ideas to life can be exhausting but the joy of making a decision and going for it is well worth the effort! ...

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No Going Back: Moving our Boat Deeper into the Shipyard (and Further From Launching)
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*Episode 310 | Another week of chaos at the shipyard* After two years living aboard, we’re back at the shipyard! Not just to maintain Yabá, but to evolve her. ...

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10 Years Since We Built This Boat | What’s Next for Arabella
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It’s been 10 years since we cut down the first tree and started building Arabella. Since then, this journey has taken us from the forest to the water—and now ...

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Salt & Tar: Ep.335- Not too Tight, Not too Loose
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The pilot house begins to integrate with the boat. We know it looks unusual with this exterior grade plywood being so rough but trust it'll look really good ...

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Shipyard Upgrades: We NEED to improve our rudder (88ft Wooden Boat)
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*Episode 309 | Back at the shipyard, the upgrades continue.* After two years living aboard Yabá, we’re finally tackling one of the things we missed the most at ...

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Step 1: Buy This Boat – Step 2 Was A Mistake!
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If this story moves you, if you feel that pull toward adventure, legacy, and a different kind of future, join the Founders Circle. Together, we’re building ...

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A Bad Crash…Then Back to Ice Climbing in Newfoundland | Life Aboard Arabella
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After a tough start to the season that left Ben injured and out of commission for a couple of weeks, we’re finally back—and back to adventure. This episode ...

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Salt & Tar: Ep.334- Weirdos in the Boatyard
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Breaking ground on the Pilot House! I also get the entire deck fiberglassed and Garrett gets the aft hatch to a point where we can finish it later in the water ...

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Shipyard Madness! First Days of Chaos on the Dry (88ft Wooden Boat)
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*Episode 308 | Shipyard madness!* After the adrenaline of hauling out an 88ft wooden boat, the reality is setting in. We finally have Yabá in the dry, and the ...

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Salt & Tar: Ep.333- More Glue!
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How many times did I say more glue? Thanks to Garrett I was always supplied! Thanks for watching! p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I can but we ...

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Hauling Out Our 88ft Wooden Boat for the First Time Since the Rebuild — Sailing Yabá
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*Episode 307 | The moment of truth has finally arrived.* After 18 days of watching the tides and waiting for our window, it’s finally our turn. We are hauling ...

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Salt & Tar: Ep.332- Fiberglassing the Deck
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Fiberglassing the deck begins up in the bow. One month on the hard and we are steadily making progress on "the list"! Thanks for watching! p.s. I try and ...

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Ice Travel Risk Explained (2/5): Probability vs Consequence ❄️ #shorts
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Before crossing a frozen pond in the backcountry, we think about two things: Probability—how likely something is to happen Consequence—how bad it would be if ...

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Crossing Thin Ice on Skis (Here’s How We Manage the Risk) ❄️ #shorts
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Crossing a frozen pond in the backcountry can be dangerous — but with the right systems, the risk can be managed. In this clip from our Baker’s Brook ...

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Our Boat Hauls Out in 1 Day & This Woodwork HAS to be finished — Sailing Yabá
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*Episode 306 | The final countdown to the haul out is here.* In this episode, we tackle some of the most massive woodwork of the entire restoration. We are ...

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How We Safely Cross Thin Ice on Skis ❄️ #Backcountry #shorts
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Crossing a frozen pond in the backcountry can be dangerous—but with the right systems, the risks can be managed. In this clip from our Baker’s Brook Pond ...

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Crossing Thin Ice in Newfoundland | Baker’s Brook Recon & Frozen Boat Fixes
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This week in Newfoundland, Steve and Carter finish their Baker’s Brook Pond recon with one more attempt to cross the ice and reach the big climbing terrain ...

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Salt & Tar: Ep.331- Holes are Multiplying
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This refit is going so well! This episode is a little slow so you can get a feel for typical days in the boatyard. The focsle cabin is at a stage where we can ...

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Building the Wooden Jaws for our +80ft Boat: These HAVE to hold — Sailing Yabá
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*Episode 305 | Building the boom and the jaws for Yabá's new rigging* In this episode, we move from plans on paper to heavy timber. We’re tackling the "heavy ...

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Moose in the Snow…and 1,700′ Ice Cliffs ❄️🫎 #shorts #GrosMorne
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We skied 8.5 km into the backcountry of Gros Morne National Park—and before we reached the fjord, we had a quiet encounter with a moose in the snowy woods. ...

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Skiing Into 1,700-Foot Ice Walls in Gros Morne | Remote Newfoundland Ice Climbing
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Use code ATAB6OFF for 6% off a Pioneer NA battery. https://bit.ly/3M6RBfl #bluetti #PioneerNA #WinterBackupPowerBLUETTI This week in Newfoundland, we head ...

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Salt & Tar: Ep.330- Fo’c’sle
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Focsle - Fo'c'sle - Foc'sle or formerly known as Forecastle Building a forward cabin/hatch has been on "the list" but now in the perfect boatyard we're taking ...

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