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In this video, Wave Rover is readied for her first hurricane. Then we check her 5 days later after the hurricane has passed. I take a tour of Halifax with my friend Kevin Boothby of "How to Sail Oceans" "Forge Your Own Ad...
This week we will run through a few more jobs pending before the famous white comes on! So will finish sanding the hulls, slap some magic white on the recesses of the deck hatches and will complete another little fibreglass project.
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Why not make it 8! One final week before we can really leave San Carlos behind us. We take on one more crew member, Taylor, and prep to buddy sail across the sea back to the baja side with Alex on board Saoirse.
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"The list of tasks achieved this week is epic, having 3 workers going flat out certainly makes the workload a lot easier, but that doesn't mean we can take foot off the pedal. While part of the team takes a few days off, I dig deep to get ahead of the work...
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In this video, Wave Rover encounters a lot of fog and contrary winds while sailing solo at sea bound for Halifax, Nova Scotia. Thank you all for your very kind words concerning my Mother's passing. "Forge Your Own Adventure"
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In this episode we are working on the trampoline, catwalk and forward beam area which we could probably also call the “nightmare” area. And that is because there are so many little fiddly bits and pieces that require sanding and spot filling, it’s te...
For the first time since this Catamaran Build started, I have been playing the foreman and keeping a close eye on the workers ensuring their quality is top notched, only to realise, it is my work that is letting the side down.
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We conclude our time in San Carlos! Longer than we thought... but hey, some laughs were had and we hope you enjoy the show.
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In this video, Wave Rover is readied for sea and sets out on her first solo passage from Port Hawkesbury to Halifax. The MK3 mini (self steering gear) performs flawlessly. "Forge Your Own Adventure"
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Meet Morna, our 1920's Dickies of Tarbert Gaff Ketch built in Tarbert Scotland. Over the years she has been ta...
In this episode we are making and installing the supports for the cockpit furniture lids that will waterproof the compartments and hold the lids in place. A simple solution to begin with.
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Never knock back family assistance in a massive Boat Build like this. To have the opportunity to get 3 times the work done is like a god send to us as we progress into the internal fitout of our 1 foot Cruising Catamaran. This will save us months of work. ...
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In this video, I give a boat tour both inside and outside. A Rover Navy hero goes above and beyond. Improvement are made to the self steering and cockpit area. And Mrs Rover has a tearful goodbye while we are moored in P...
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Wave Rover is tied up in the Canso Strait Yacht Club in Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia. During the stay I head out on a series of adventurous errands (Canadian style) on my favorite E-Bike, the "Big Daddy". "Forge Your Own...
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In this video, I make some major decisions based on the North Atlantic weather forecasts while we are moored in Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia. "Forge Your Own Adventure"
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Sometimes it all just leads to a couple of pivotal moments. After a few years of looking at the Raw Green Fibreglass Interior it's time to make her look clean and beautiful. The cabin interior takes on a whole new look.
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In this video we continue working on Morna, removing the fuel tank from the deck and removing caulking, whilst Matt scrapes even more of the hull. We have a long journey ahead, so join us as we take on this exciting project.
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In this video, Wave Rover reefs and sails into Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia. "Forge Your Own Adventure"
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We are back in Europe enjoying some time with family!
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Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1340 sailing catamaran. She is being finished in a shed outside Melbourne. Wilda will be po...
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In this video, Wave Rover departs Charlottetown Yacht Club bound for Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia. "Forge Your Own Adventure"
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Not satisfied with the first Flow Coat Finish on our Hull Extensions we are at it to make it right. A final detail sand after this session will bring it all to fair for a beautiful reveal. The boat jobs are many in every week here on the hulls as we bring ...
We jump at an awesome weather window to cross the Sea of Cortez and go check out mainland Mexico. It's our first time to the mainland and Kinsey's first night passage, longest time at sea, and first time not seeing land. We had an amazing, relaxing journey...
If you could install one single device on your sailboat that would make your boat shockproof for swimmers, prevent galvanic corrosion and also stop any worries about reversed shore-power polarity, would you want one? That device would be an isolation trans...
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