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Windover and her crew get chased down by a Canadian cold front. In an effort to fend off the cold they take a dock in beautiful Charleston SC. Follow along as we tour the town and then continue pushing south to the Bahamas.
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Lionfish are the scourge of the Caribbean! Let's hunt and eat as many as we can! They lay millions of eggs, feast on other juvenile fish species, and have no natural predators in the Caribbean. We’ve hunted lionfish for a long time and thought it would be cool to share what we’ve learned abou...
This is part 1 of our 2 episode adventure in Japan. Next episode we take you up Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak. Hope you all enjoy this one!
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This week we receive the package we have been waiting for, our new Muir Anchor Winch from Arnold's Boat Store. Join us as we take you step-by-step through the installation on Mirrool's deck.
We would like to thank Arnold's Boat Shop for supplying us with our new windlass. Arnold...
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Magnus has a little accident with a fish hook. After much debate about how to get it out and who is going to actually do it, we decide to head back to La Paz to go the hospital to get it removed professionally. There’s always fear of infection with a rusty hook especially in the middle of nowhere, s...
the bright and dark sides of the bahamas 53 Beau and Brandy Sailing
After a 30 hour sail from Abacos to Eleuthera we rest up in Hatchet Bay. After taking Oona for a long walk around town we head out to explore what Eleuthera has to offer. We have heard that Eleuthera is the island of Pineapples and...
We take a patron on his first cruising experience, and the results might surprise you. He records his REAL thoughts before departing and gives YOU guys a heartfelt, no BS description of the two weeks he spent with us cruising southern Panama.
We love ya Cleve! Had a blast with you bud. Good luck o...
This week we set off on what we thought would be a fairly standard 2-3 hour hike. It turned into an epic adventure climbing along a narrow ridge in what felt like a set from Lord of the Rings. The views were definitely worth it though! And then, just as we decided to turn back and face a steep desce...
Quick little montage of the blustery weather we've been seeing aboard Clarity. We make the best of it with sewing and boat projects. Plus, strong winds mean fast sailing!
Made the tune with Logic Pro. Recognize the sample? My GenX'er friends just might!
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With a weather window opening up our friend Hans sets sail for the Louisiades to continue his solar light installation project. We stock up at the market then head out to explore the reefs off of Cairns. Darren tries to pull a hat mutiny, then Meg shows you how ...
Our one day stop at Kastos town, on the island of Kastos (Greece) turns into a couple of days when Wendy pulls something in her back. This highlights one of the negatives of full time cruising, which is that often you're off the beaten path with little or no medical services available. From the...
You can live this lifestyle too! BlueWater Cruising will show you how: We removed all the original nav electronics and replaced them with top of the line B&G systems; we also attended the Miami International Boat Show and got to see our new Highfield Dinghy and lots and lots of friends and sai...
After sailing to Utila, Honduras from the Rio Dulce, Guatemala, we do the usual check list of errands (checking in with the Port Captain, Withdrawing local currency, buying sim cards for our cell phones, provisioning) to settle in to a new country. Then we spend a whole day exploring the island by A...
We've wanted to snorkel the shipwreck of the SS Sapona ever since learning about it 3 years ago. Our time has finally come to explore this nearly 100 year old wreck so we sail our sailboat right up along next to the Sapona and we lay anchor.
This shipwreck is located about 2 miles South of Bim...
Sometimes family boat life is not easy ... Our last day in Saint Lucia and we are off to the Grenadines! Join our typical day, homeschooling in the morning, some works and shopping in a street market and then our 80 miles passage to the South of the Caribbean. On our way we experience almost everyth...
From beautiful scenic shots, to the most adorable puppies, to an incredible ocean hole, we hope this week's episode will give you a few extra reasons to smile today :) In this step, we wait out a nasty squall inside Hatchet Bay, then sail over to Rock Sound and explore the beautiful Ocean Hole...
Which generator do we prefer: diesel or gas? We have both, but we have to get rid of one. Which will it be and WHY?
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We need a new dinghy / tender for our sailing boat, it needs to be lightweight and a good price because we are getting cracking in our gelcoat. Apart from Highfield, I also discovered 3D Tenders, Quicksilver and AB / Lamima rigid inflatable boats. How do they compare in weight and price ?
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We talk a lot in this episode about the interior. After serious research on the driveline we decide to go with a company that does this for a living. While waiting for the driveline to be made we start in on making lasting choices for the interior. Getting one full bulkhead in and the start of the d...
Yes, there is some good progress in the V berth timberwork in this episode, with the framing COMPLETED, Yoohoo! and the bulkheads being fitted.
I also take a few minutes to explain some pondering thoughts,....
There were many reasons why, but the work stopped,...
However, the work has re-started, t...
A recap of what happened on our adventure during February 2019. Highlights include DIY surgery, Emily's dirty little secret, and plans to go to Africa.
Thanks to all our viewers, subscribers, patrons, and everyone in the cruising community for being part of our adventure. We appreciate your su...
Right now we're living in clutter. The goal of these next couple months is to fix that, and that starts with adding useful storage areas in our boat.
Having a place to store things isn't enough on a cruising boat. Those storage places have to also be secure and have to prevent anything i...
So with the boat peacefully at anchor I get a chance to dive and plug the offending through-hull from the outside so that I can disassemble the seacock. As I suspected, the tapered plug is corroded, which is the most likely reason for failing to shut off. I try to remedy this with some epoxy. I t...
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