Our Christmas gift to CORAL - Sailing Tarka Extras
The Adventures of Tarka
Without any sailing experience, and on a small budget, I quit my job to sail a tiny 27-foot sailboat named Tarka around the world. I dove head first into this adventure, and was immediately faced with the task of ocean passage-making to escape the hurricane belt, and am now heading west for the Pacific.
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This season, we wanted to celebrate by making a donation to the charity we have been sailing for, the Coral Reef Alliance (CORAL).
Since the day we monetized the channel, we decided we would ear-mark all our ad revenue for the Coral Reef Alliance. Recently, we passed the $1,000 mark, and decided it was time to take that money and make our first donation. So just remember, when you watch an ad on one of our videos, the Coral Reef Alliance gets a bit more money for their efforts.
If you’d like to donate to the cause directly, you can go to:
http://www.theadventuresoftarka.com/fundraiser
or
https://www.coral.org/donate/
We’d also like to thank our sponsors, that have played a significant role in make this mission successful to-date:
Soylent – Healthy provisioning for the long offshore passages
Sta Lok – Swage-less terminals for portions of Tarka’s rigging, making it an easy DIY job and allowing for easy inspection
Victron Energy – Providing effective monitoring solutions for Tarka’s batteries
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Epilogue (and a new sailing adventure)
The Adventures of Lutra: @TheAdventuresOfLutra I can't say it enough, but I will try: thank you for following, supporting, and being a part of the adventure we had together on Tarka. It was one of the most impactful and important things I have done in my life, and you guys were a part of it, ...
This is where it ends – Sailing Tarka Ep. 47
I am so sorry I left everyone hanging for so long. This is the last episode in our 2+ year journey on Tarka, and it has been long overdue for some time now. I hope to follow-up soon with an short epilogue of what has transpired since Tarka was sold. I am forever grateful for everyone's patience...
Sailing to the Las Perlas Islands – Sailing Tarka Ep. 46
(the content here was filmed pre COVID-19) Proceeds from this video will be donated to the Coral Reef Alliance. Donations can also be made directly by visiting their website: Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) that I bought sight-unseen and without sailing experience on the island of St. Marti...
Taking a 27-foot Boat Through the Panama Canal – Sailing Tarka Ep. 45
(the content here was filmed pre COVID-19) Proceeds from this video will be donated to the Coral Reef Alliance. Donations can also be made directly by visiting their website: Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) that I bought sight-unseen and without sailing experience on the island of St. Marti...
Panama Canal: Little Tarka gets measured! – Sailing Tarka Ep. 44
(the content here was filmed pre COVID-19) Proceeds from this video will be donated to the Coral Reef Alliance. Donations can also be made directly by visiting their website: Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) that I bought sight-unseen and without sailing experience on the island of St. Marti...