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Sailing, Pacific sea craft 40 Vs Beneteau oceanis 40.1 PART TWO
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Sailing, Pacific sea craft 40 Vs Beneteau oceanis 40.1 The BATTLE PART ONE
Part Two https://youtu.be/wzUEuJMU9Hw
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Sailboats under 50k, Sailing full time on a Beneteau, Will a Beneteau sailboat work for you
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Land oh! After 15 days at sea, we finally see land again. And just like that, our 3500 nautical miles adventure between Bonaire and the Azores ends :)
Thank you to St. Paul de Vence for the music! I've really enjoyed illustrating the footage of our crossi...
When we first left Bonaire to sail across the Atlantic to the Azores, we never intended on stopping anywhere on the way. But after a serious week of beating into the wind, our bodies craved a break on land (as well as a burger and a beer)
Our VHF broke a...
Thank you to St. Paul de Vence for this episode's music! https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Gn9h2lBikJ7YoBO4OsE29?si=67BWBjCPRl6Ggk2lZyUSOQ&dl_branch=1
It has been over a week that we are at sea between Bonaire and the Azores, and after a whopping seven...
Welcome to the first video in our new Atlantic crossing series! Back in 2019, we crossed the Atlantic for the first time, from Europe to the Caribbean. This year, we crossed the Atlantic back to Europe, and we will be closing the loop at the end of the yea...
Brainstorm Hurricane season 2021 with us: https://youtu.be/gsnHHykRxPc
Navigating amidst at pandemic: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5Aiuraud2WWap-UYCDJrB_-J4VNvjpE2
Tips for going from 0 to full time cruising: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5...
Welcome to the yard, and one of the first project of our season prep! Ryan wanted to change the cutlass bearing, which was due for a replacement after 13 years of good and loyal services.
Since replacing the cutlass bearing involved removing the prop s...
After over two months stuck in Saint Martin, we decided that the best course of action for us to escape hurricane season and reconnect with our sanity was too repatriate to Sweden.
But leaving the boat in a safe place and getting home is obviously a lot ...
Hellooo! Oh how I miss going to a taproom!
This episode of beers on a boat, from when we were in Ventura in December, brought back so many memories! Here John and I are taking advantage of a little downtime to test the local goods. Spectro Hazy IPA from T...
SEASON 6 / The Haul Out : Episode #128 : Great Times with New Friends
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Today we are releasing TWO videos at once! The first video is the downer of us talking about the surprise costs and the "State of the Haul Out" : https://youtu.be/fxI1...
Finally, here we are!!! After 17 days at sea and 2100 nautical miles, we have crossed the Atlantic on our sailboat and make landfall in Martinique.
We are full of emotions as we get our first glimpse of the island and finally set foot on land!
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It is day 14 of our Atlantic crossing and we’ve now lived at sea for 2 weeks. Getting bored yet? So are we! ;)
And while boredom is never a fun feeling, it also is the expression of nothing going particularly wrong, which is an experience to cherish.
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It is day 12 of our Atlantic Crossing, and we kick off the day with some breakage again!
We are pretty down about it, especially considered how many incidents we’ve endured so far. Bur our friends and former crew send us an email that brings a smile on...
Welcome to our LONGEST day across the Atlantic. The wind dies on us and we spend our entire day messing with sails.
In this video, things take a turn again. And sprinkle a dicey situation with some sleep deprivation, fatigue, and stomach problem, you get ...
It is day 8 of our Atlantic Crossing onboard, and although it took us a week, we are well settled.
Around noon, we catch sight of our first ship since departing Mindelo and we are LITERALLY on a collision course. The ship slows down and we are not sure w...
After seeing the absolute disaster left behind hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas, Ryan and I decided to give all the proceeds from this video to Lend a Hand Bahamas.
https://www.lendahandbahamas.org/bahamas-hurricane-relief
This may not be much in the gra...
Exploring the treasures of Menorca by sailboat, from Ciutadella to Mahón. #46
This week, we go treasure hunt! We start by exploring Ciutadella, the historic capital of Mahón, where I get some well appreciated girls time with Emily, our friend on Sea Ody...
When it comes to seasickness, I thought I had tried it all, but that was before randomly ending up balancing myself in the companion way.
On our way out of Ibiza to Mallorca, we were met with a crazy beamy swell that although not dangerous, made or cross...
FINALLY, we are off!!! But not having the sunny, nice, warm kind of sail that the Mediterranean promised us. We’re good though. It’s all good training!
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The video about Marky’s 1974 32ft MacWester Wight ketch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM5iRHDEXPM
The complete tour of Polar Seal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxqKYydlxd0
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This is the second part of our mini series on the cost of cruising...
This week, we arrive in Lagos, and have many thing to fix: our autopilot isn’t right and our radar is unusable.
After cruising all along the coast of Portugal in the fog, we also decided to install a hailer on Polar Seal’s mast.
We were so happy to f...
Cooking on a sailboat isn’t very different than cooking in a regular kitchen. I have a fridge, a stove, an oven and a sink. Of course, my “kitchen” (called a galley on a boat) is a little smaller than the kitchen I had in my Stockholm’s apartment. ...
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