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Sailing Dark Angel
From a devastating lightning strike to masterful engine rebuilds in the Dominican Republic, Lisa and Dave of Sailing Dark Angel redefine the unscripted cruising life.
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We’ve finally posted our introductory video. They’ll improve as we go, honest! We really wanted to get some content on the channel to get the ball rolling. If you have ideas for content you’d like to see, please let us know in the comments. We have two more videos in the works as we speak, and several ideas for more as we work toward making this venture a reality. Sailing Vessel Dark Angel is in the early planning stages. There’s a long, hard learning curve before we turn the key on our dream catamaran, but this whole process is part of the adventure! Come with us as we explore the world of catamaran sailing and live-aboard cruising. We’ll discuss the hurdles we need to clear and what we are doing about them. There is much to learn and a great deal of planning to turn a vessel as complex as a modern cruising catamaran into an energy efficient, practical, live-aboard home. We really aren’t your average couple. Many people we discuss this idea with simply can’t grasp what we plan to do, or why we would even want to. We dream big, and we work hard to make our dreams come true. We’d be delighted to bring you along with us! While you wait (im)patiently for our upcoming videos, join us in following some of our favourite sailing channels on youtube. If you feel inspired, you can lend your support by becoming patrons to the channels you’d like to help succeed. We can’t do this without your help. Click ‘like’ if you appreciate a video. Subscribe to our channel, and don’t forget to click the notification bell to be informed of new content, and if you REALLY like what we are doing, please join our crew and become patrons of SV Dark Angel. It’s not expensive and every patron helps us considerably! We will share and apply what we learn, and patrons will receive early video releases, swag, and other goodies as we get rolling! Get on board early and become a plank-holder! This is gonna be a hell of a ride!
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SDA256 Keys to the Deep
There’s a grand piano and a mermaid sitting on the bottom off Rudder Cut Cay, and getting down to see them is a little more work than it looks. We’re anchored at Rudder Cut Cay, where I dive the Musician, a grand piano with a mermaid at the bench commissioned by David Copperfield to entertain his g...
SDA255 Flying the Spinnaker
here’s something unsettling about seeing a standing wave across the cut you’re about to enter. I start out exploring the shallow southern shoreline of Stocking Island on my paddleboard, soaking up the clear water before we head offshore. Dave shows us how he rigs the spinnaker, and once it’s flyin...
SDA254 Unexpected Shark
Murky water is bad enough when you know there could be something nearby. Finding out later just how curious the local sharks can be doesn’t help. We’re at Sand Dollar Beach in Elizabeth Harbour, where murky water makes my anchor dive a little more uncomfortable than usual. We snorkel what was once...
SDA253 Chasing Coolant
We were running hot in Georgetown, and so were the Volvos. The only thing harder than cooling ourselves off was finding coolant for the engines. We’re anchored in Kidd’s Cove, searching Georgetown for strangely elusive coolant for our long-suffering Volvo Penta diesels. Back aboard Dark Angel, we ...
SDA252 Creepy Cassiopea
There are some things you expect to find while diving the anchor. A sea floor covered in pulsing jellyfish brains isn't one of them. We’re at Sand Dollar Beach, where I make a creepy discovery while diving the anchor in murkier than usual water. Upside-down jellyfish called Cassiopea are ancho...