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We have been coming to Breckenridge, Colorado to snowboard for years. We like the central location, the diversity of the mountain, the laidback vibe and the fact it's uber RV friendly! We like it so much that we made this little video to help show why you need to take your RV on a skiing, or ...
Not much has really happened this week. I am still grinding, nearly finished, and I have only found three more holes. The rest of the hull seems to be quite all right. The part between the keels was not as bad as I feared and I also got some more offers from different welders this week. So step by s...
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"Sailing the ...
In this episode of our Storm Series, Skip Novak walks us through the sails he has on his 54ft yacht Pelagic.
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A conversation with Mark the Rigger in Oriental, North Carolina. Mark replaced all of the standing rigging on our Westsail 42 Paragon. He also helped us to install a new bowsprit, step the mast, tune the rig, rebuild all our winches, and much much more before we pushed off on our 6000 nautical mil...
The crew gets situated in Band Neira, Indonesia after our sail from Australia. We do a bit of yoga, hit the water for some snorkeling, then get to the heart of the Spice Islands by touring a nutmeg plantation and Dutch fortress.
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Day 2 and 3 on the ICW in North Carolina
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Last week, it was Carnival in Panama and I went to Puerto Lindo and Portobelo to watch the ceremonies. It was beautiful to see the people dance to the Congos, an old tradition that was brought over to Panama from the african slaves. The streets were also full of scary devils with amazing masks who w...
Every Sailors worst nightmare is to have a hole in his/her boat, especially one that the bilge pumps can't keep up with. Friends encountered just such a nightmare at this weekends HEINEKEN Sailing Regatta in St Maarten / St Martin, SXM, Caribbean.
Imagine going out for a fun day as crew on ...
Come into my office. Yes, we have an office, albeit a bit noisy and breezy. It was a frustrating week for some (me) but the rest of the team has been cracking along. Liz's Study, complete with a new, curved all, is almost complete. Meanwhile the painters have started filling the topsides and ha...
This film shows us leaving Palma, Mallorca for Gibraltar - a 3 day non-stop sail. Highlights include our initial reaction to getting on the boat, seeing dolphins, and our first experience with a Force 10 storm. I'm very seasick in some of these shots!
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Replacing a bathroom faucet should be one of the easiest Do-It-Yourself modifications one can do in an RV. In fact it's so easy I told Nikki "I won't even need any tools" and "it should only take me an hour!"
Since I'm writing an entire post, and the video below ...
In this scene we're taking you along on one of our film days as we start production of a new real estate video for a $3,000,000 Dollar waterfront villa in St Maarten, SXM, CARIBBEAN. We'll also be employing the use of a DJI Phantom Drone equipped with a GoPro Hero 3 camera for our aerial...
HIYC Team Australia Principal Sandy Oatley and team CEO Iain Murray announce the new Australian skipper of their 2017 America's Cup challenge in Sydney and launch their Team Australia AC 45.
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Australian sailing legend Iain Murray talks to BoTV about the Team Australia and the coming 2017 America's Cup. Yes the boats will be in the 60 foot range and there will be a crew nationality clause.
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A conversation with Mark the Rigger in Oriental, North Carolina. Mark replaced all of the standing rigging on our Westsail 42 Paragon. He also helped us to install a new bowsprit, step the mast, tune the rig, rebuild all our winches, and much much more before we pushed off on our 6000 nautical mil...
Waterfront Villa "MARGARITA", a stunning property located in St Maarten / St Martin, SXM, CARIBBEAN, this $3,000,000 dollar villa holds a prime waterfront location on Simpson Bay Lagoon on the Dutch side of St Martin. This real estate is any Yachtman's dream and comes complete with 2...
On Heaving to. Storm Tactics Handbook by Lin and Larry Pardey -
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Sailing Back to Hawaii - Day 36: Heave Ho! video link:
For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists:
"Honolulu: The Beginning" -
"Cruising Lea...
Every voyage begins with a dream. For us, this dream has become a reality as we begin a momentous adventure. Join us as we push off from North Carolina in the wee hours of the morning. Where will we end up? Who knows!
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The opening race of the 87th BACARDI Cup was sailed today on Biscayne Bay after several postponements due to light air, and in this highly competitive and aggressive fleet of 54 boats it was no surprise when seven teams were disqualified under the black flag rule.
More poor wind conditions forced the race officer to shorten the course (a sensible decision) when the boats were almost drifting as they went for the windward mark in Rose Bay. Gotta Love It 7 had led from shortly after rounding the first windward mark and looked certain for victory on the second r...
This is part 4 of a 4 part series on replacing the thru hulls on a Lagoon 38 catamaran.
In Part 4 of the seacock replacement series I show the final installation of the seacock and fittings. In Part 1 I removed the old thru hulls. In part 2 I glassed in some holes left from over from thru hulls ...
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