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In this episode, Part 2 of how not to anchor we set to repairing the windlass.
A local charter owner helps us out and takes us to an engineering company who manages to get the damaged bolt out of the windlass. We then set about refitting the windlass back on the boat and making sure it works.
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This episode we show you how NOT to anchor!
We sail across to the bottom of Halkidiki and drop anchor. We use the quick release handle on the anchor windlass. Because the anchor isn't holding Carl tells Jenny to lift it and try again. Jen left the windlass handle in the windlass and when using ...
We have weeks of frustrating waiting on the hard in Portlnd Marina while our drive leg gets completely stripped down and rebuilt. Thankfully they do a great job and we refix the saildrive back onto our beloved Pickle , get relaunched and Sail on in big sees towards Brixham. While we wait we for the ...
The adventure continues as Emily and Clark voyage through the Bahamas back to Florida aboard our antique sailboat, SV Temptress.
June 7-9, 2019 | Lynyard Cay, Bahamas
In this episode, we make an early start to cross northward from Spanish Wells to the Abaco islands. It's hurricane season, so...
After just days sailing on our world cruise of discovery our sillette leg completely and utterly goes kaput and we're left fighting to get around St.Albans head. Join us we float precariously close to a live firing range and a Gunner Boat comes to the rescue. So we're left stranded at Port...
It's time for some Hot Springs in Greenland! Then later one careless decision can lead to disaster...or not.
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In this episode we enjoy the beautiful conditions around Ilot Ténia next to Passe de Saint Vincent in New Caledonia. There’s plenty of surfing happening on the reef pass, plus we explore the white sandy beaches of Ténia Island.
We sail South-East again toward Ilot Signal, catch plenty of fish and d...
After everything we've been through, and everything we've achieved we are Finally setting off for our around the world adventure!!! It feels so good AND for once everything seems to go pretty smoothly.
join us next week for auto pilot and water pump failure and a nice sail to Pool.
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After an eventful hospital admission and stay, I make a speedy recovery and we go sailing! The Sillette leg was working and we were child free, which is an exceptionally rare occurance. We had thick fog in the Solent and little wind but we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.....and the peace and quiet! Af...
This episode follow us as we successfully launch Pickle, have a disasterous first shake down sail and have assistance from the lifeboat to tow us back with rope around our propeller. We spend the next few months trying to figure out how to fix the locking mechanism and work on lotsa of boat jobs, wh...
One of the things we've done to prepare Temptress for long-term cruising is upgrade our anchor and chain. Here's a look at our new "85-pound" Mantus, and Clark's reasons for choosing it.
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Join us as we have an early Christmas with new found Aussie friends.
Rick goes for an unplanned swim as Little Kevin breaks loose.
Things get a little scary when security guards try to get money from us.
If you are curious as to what is the best and cheapest insurance policy check out our video about our 35lbs Mantus Anchor. After a lot of research on the different types of anchors for cruising we decided that we wanted a plow anchor. More research later and we had our eyes set on Mantus. We approac...
We finally finished the paint work and successfully launch Pickle! Have some fun and adventures with the kids, go for our first sail and shake down and end up with major issues with our sillette leg, rope round our propeller and no engine! Frustratingly we end up with a tow from the RNLI.
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We are finally painting WOOHOO! join us with the massive job of painting the entire boat working from 4am until dark, squeezing in lots of other jobs in between, like through hull fittings and all new electronics, and of course amusing two energetic kids and a chilled out pooch 🤪
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We get well and truly stuck in to boat renovations and finally finish the sanding ready for Part 2...the Painting!! YAY 😊
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We had a lot of work to do in Majuro, after the rudder loss in the open ocean. A lot of things had to be repaired and exchanged and we were happy that we managed to reach the Marshall Islands. In the atoll we also celebrated Christmas and New Years and then we got the cyclone waring..
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So we found the boat for us! It needs a huge amount of work, so join us as we spend our first couple of weeks tackling every job conceivable, making new friend, having accidents, sharing our boat with little animals and getting very very dirty!
“Every man can transform the world from one of monotony and drabness to one of excitement and adventure.”
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It’s a new sailing beginning! Everything that happened this week is one more step toward our goal of leaving soon Bali. Sailing life is not just about discovering new places....
In episode 46 We finally anchored for the first time! Come along with us on our journey to Port Madison and see how we do. Follow our boating blog at www.boatingjourney.com as we visit new ports in Puget Sound.
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In episode 45, we managed to get our anchor stuck - now we have to figure out what to do. Follow our boating blog here in the Northwest, as we learn new things about our Bayliner 4087 M/Y and travel to new ports in Washington at www.boatingjourney.com.
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Ahhhh! Dragging anchor! How awful. It is a hard thing to deal with when you cannot trust your anchor. It sets you up for sleepless nights, and lots of anchor watches. It stops you from wanting to leave the boat by itself, especially when it wants to drag without you...
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