Squalls and Sail Changes - Completing 1800nm to a Remote Pacific Paradise [Ep. 174]
After 1800 miles at sea, we finally reach the remote Marshall Islands—an epic journey filled with intense squalls, sail changes, and unpredictable weather. Watch the thrilling final leg of our voyage sailing from American Samoa to the Marshall Islands.
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Whenever we see that blazing orange sunset on the horizon, we think of how far we've come sailing around the world. And this year, we are celebrating sailing across the Pacific Ocean. The color of those brilliant orange sunsets give us that feeling of accomplisment.
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After 1800 miles at sea, we finally reach the remote Marshall Islands—an epic journey filled with intense squalls, sail changes, and unpredictable weather. Watch the thrilling final leg of our voyage sailing from American Samoa to the Marshall Islands.
#sailing #adventure #travel
Whenever we see that blazing orange sunset on the horizon, we think of how far we’ve come sailing around the world. And this year, we are celebrating sailing across the Pacific Ocean. The color of those brilliant orange sunsets give us that feeling of accomplisment.
In this video, we imagine what Sweet Ruca would look like if we repainted her “Blazing Fire Orange” in memory of those sunsets. Thanks to the Awlgrip 3D Color Visualizer Tool, we can test out over tens of thousands of colors and make our vision a reality.
Try out the Awlgrip 3D Color Visualizer Tool at https://www.awlgrip.com/north-america/colors #awlgripfinishes
website & Blog: www.sweetruca.com
Patreon: www.patreon.com/ruca
Instagram: www.instagram.com/rucasailing
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