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We're back to our regularly scheduled programming, Fries. No more drunkin' tours, because we gotta get this girl out of the Rio!!! Our mechanic is still a no show which means Spencer and I delve into the engine repairs ourselves. The task is a bit over our...
We failed to mention that the motor is not actually running on Tarka. The previous owner had a mechanic look it over and he took it all apart to asses, but will not come back to put it all back together!!! Spencer wants to get out in 2 weeks, so this may p...
We decide to try jigging for the first time and came away with quite the prize for our efforts!!
This week's episode follows us on what starts out as a typical travel day down the coast of Norway...route planning, destination information and weather forec...
We sail peacfully through the night and suddenly the boat stops! The rudder and prop got caught in a massive floating fishing net that extends for miles and was not lit. My sailboat Karl is hanging in the net whilst a 2 knot current is pushing the boat in...
Bye Ran, thank you for all the memories, hard work and nautical miles you have given us :) We love you!
We are a Swedish couple who wanted a different kind of life. So we moved aboard our sailboat Ran, a custom built Beason 40 in aluminium and untied the...
Our home stapled on one pallet!
We are a Swedish couple who wanted a different kind of life. So we moved aboard our sailboat Ran, a custom built Beason 40 in aluminium and untied the lines in the middle of the Swedish winter in January 2016. There is no s...
Five years ago we had a dream to sail to Norway....and it has now (FINALLY) happened!! It was a long road to get here, and the sailing part only takes up about 18 months of that time. First we had to find the right boat...and then spend nearly 3 years ge...
We are ending one chapter and starting a new one! Ran sold and we're packing up all our things to ship to Sweden and get ready to leave what has been our home for the nearly past 5 years.
We are a Swedish couple who wanted a different kind of life. So we ...
We've been getting lots of questions over the past few months on how our composting head is working out for us, so after a lot of use and a few modifications, we share how it has been working out for us.
WARNING: If you do not like a lot of talking or pr...
As Hurricane Irma bears down on Florida, we watch the marina become a ghost town and prepare ourselves for the worst while hoping for the best.
With not much to do the day before the storm, we hang around the patio and take in all the news reports we can ...
We're off and running on our little shakedown cruise, but as we should have known, things don't always go according to plan.
After running around Stuart to make sure we have all the necessary oil and discharge stickers, we begin to make our way south on t...
We have now joined the ranks of sailors with the ability to shoot beautiful aerial views!
Deviating from the usual course once again, the drone we chose to purchase is the DJI Mavic Pro instead of the very popular Phantom 4. The Mavic Pro, when it is fol...
There's nothing for me to sand or paint right now, so it must be time to sew!
Two big items we need done before leaving the marina are making a new mainsail cover and an awning for the cockpit. Tackling the hardest one first, I went with the sail cover. ...
Just to be a little bit different *again* we've set up our new boat so the head has a composting toilet. There are a few reasons for this decision that you'll hear Matt discuss in the video.
I take on a job of adding scuff resistant tape to the slider of...
Karl's engine is dead, so we set sails to slowly make our way back towards Panama City. Winds are low and turning in this area and the tidal currents are not helping during the doldrums, either. But Karl is doing pretty well even under the challenging circ...
The day has finally arrived. After taking a junk boat sitting in the graveyard to do a complete overhaul on it, we're now ready to move it to the water!
With rain like we've never seen before in south Florida, our launch was pushed back an extra few days ...
Daze Off is no longer. From here out our boat shall be named......
After holding on to this specific boat name for 9 years now, we are finally able to use it as we rename our boat. Going through a complete refit, it seems only fitting she comes out of i...
We're so close to getting in the water, and yet still so far. It's been a hectic time for us as we try to finish all the last projects before splashing.
With our centerboard dropped we had the well soda blasted (even though I accidentally say sandblasted...
It is finally done! Muahahahaha (evil laugh)... The painting is finally done!
After 9 weeks of work, removing all our old Petit (2 part EZ Poxy) paint, building up layer after layer of primer, and trying my hand at Awl Grip for the first time, our paint ...
We may not always get to work on what projects we want *when* we want, but there is always something to be done on this boat.
My Awl Grip top coats have been halted due to extreme heat, but we still have plenty to keep ourselves busy! After receiving ou...
There's no new paint to show off this week as the sanding is taking me *forever*, so instead I decided to follow Matt around to see what keeps him busy everyday while I work on the cabin top.
Also, there's a long awaited tour of our interior for you to se...
After 10 months of waiting and one failed attempt, our mast is finally back up again!
Back in Episode 9 you'll see that we tried to raise our mast, but the new rigging we ordered was not the right size, and we had to bring it back to have it redone. A fe...
Ever wonder what we do with our lives while we're not busy with boat projects?
In this video we give you a look at a few of the things we do when the cameras are normally off, like trying to find the best shower stall at the end of a workday, cooking dinn...
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