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Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
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What makes a Bluewater Sailboat? Why haven’t we looked at catamarans or modern production boats? Are we limiting our options too much by only looking a...
Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
Last week we fell head over heels for the Valiant 42 and put a low-ball offer on one that’s just outside of our budget. We still need a plan B in case our offer is rejected, so fingers crossed this Pacific Seacraft 40...
After falling in love with the Valiant 42, we decide to check out the Queen V Berth layout, which we also love. We put an offer on a sailboat, and meanwhile Bernie takes us around the boatyard to teach us about sailboat hull design. Fingers crossed that we...
Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
Based on all of our research, this boat has the potential to check all of our boxes, so the day has come to jump aboard and see how it actually feels! Fingers crossed…. This could be the one!
Listing: https://www.y...
Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
We’ve heard so many great things about Swedish sailboats, and in particular that the Najad 370 manages to squeeze in a lot of interior accommodations in a small space, so we’re checking it out this week to see how w...
Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
This week we’re checking out a Shannon 43, the biggest sailboat on our list, to see if a boat with three cabins would be better suited for our sailing family. This huge, beautiful boat is an example of a classic Amer...
Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
This week we’re checking out a boat that already has 1 circumnavigation under its belt, seems to be in near perfect condition, and has a couple very unique design characteristics that we’re excited about. It’s no...
Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
Last week we saw a boat in perfect condition that was too small, so this week we’re checking out a Tayana Vancouver 42 because we’ve heard great reviews about it’s sailability and huge interior. Join us as we figu...
Buying a Used Sailboat Boat Series
The Pacific Seacraft 37 has been at the top of our list for Atticus II based on our research so far. Today we finally get to see it in person. This Pacific Seacraft has a unique story-- although it was built in 1988, the...
We spend our last tearful day on Atticus packing her up and making sure she’ll be safely tucked away while we fly back to the USA to begin our boat hunt for Atticus II. Jordan struggles with renewing his passport, and we narrow down our criteria for what...
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We’ve been getting so close to the Pacific Crossing that we can almost feel the Pacific salt spray on our faces... Bu...
We’re getting closer with each day to our goal of sailing Atticus across the Pacific Ocean. In this episode we enjoy our last anchorage before arriving at Shelter Bay Marina, where we will stage to transit the Panama Canal. Jordan geeks out on some pirat...
The weather takes a turn for the worse on our second night in Escudo De Veraguas. What started out as the most beautiful anchorage in our sailing experience has quickly become an anchorage from hell!
Atticus is a 30 foot Allied Seawind Ketch built by Tho...
We decided to sail around the world 6 years ago after hearing and reading cliché sailor stories about sailing to remote islands, eating the freshest sushi while underway, living off of what we catch and building epic bonfires on deserted beaches with othe...
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Upon arrival to Bluefields, an indigenous reservation in the Bocas del Toro archipelago, we are greeted by a mass of friendly neighbors. After receiving guest after guest, we get a little flustered and exhausted from the constant attention. But in the mid...
After a gorgeous and delicious tour of an organic chocolate farm, we head back to town for one final round of provisions, to complete a medical clearance and to obtain permission to exit Bocas Del Toro. It’s bitter sweet saying goodbye to our home for th...
After spending a week getting Atticus ready to leave Bocas Del Toro and dealing with some crazy weather blowing through the anchorage, we set sail to one last remote anchorage. On the way, disaster strikes...
Atticus is a 30 foot Allied Seawind Ketch buil...
Even though it’s statistically unlikely to experience piracy at anchor or to be held up at gunpoint on our sailboat, crime against sailors is a reality and does happen to unlucky sailors all around the world. As we explore new places, how do we decide wh...
Before sailing thousands of miles across the Pacific Ocean and beyond, we need to make sure we have all of the sails that we need for the crossing and for exploring the Paciffic Islands. In this episode we go over some problems we’ve been having with our...
After a week of setbacks, we finally receive all of the new parts in the mail to push forward with our outboard repair. We run into a couple of setbacks, but ultimately learn some great lessons, and manage to get Little Shit II/the Deuce back out on the wa...
This week we realize that fixing our outboard engine might be more complicated than we originally thought, so we spend days researching how to proceed. Then when we attempt to install our Furlex roller furling unit from Selden, we realize that we messed up...
After spending two months off grid, we’re finally ready to dig back into projects, do our laundry, take hot showers, and re-assimilate back into civilization. We head back to Bocas Marina where we have a big shipment of gear and materials waiting for us ...
We do some dinghy exploring, snorkeling, and spearfishing in our favorite off grid anchorage in Bocas Del Toro, Panama. While cut off from civilization, our drinking water gets contaminated so we troubleshoot a solution. Finally, we talk about what’s nex...
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