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We're surrounded by big bulkheads, and now it's time to get the first one glassed in to the bridge deck.
We do a little jumping around in this episode, giving features to three of our biggest bulkheads. Matt does a quick explanation of #6, which will lead into our cockpit, before we give...
Hello! In this video, we’re still in the boatyard in Almerimar and we continue with our boat jobs - including repainting the hull and repainting our boot stripe. We polish up the prop and apply a special prop antifouling to it as well. We take some time away from the boatyard to go and explore the s...
In preparation for our bulkheads to get placed in, there are five areas we need to lay down unidirectional fiberglass, spanning from one hull to the other.
We hope you enjoy!
Much love from Annapolis!
Jessica, Matt & Georgie
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We're AMOST to the stage where we can begin putting in our bulkheads!! But we have just a few preparatory steps before we can get there.
Although the bulkhead placements were provided by Max Cruise when we received the hull, we've made a few small tweaks, and now we need to go through a...
This is the moment we officially become a catamaran!!
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We hope you enjoy this week's episode where we bond the bridge deck to the hulks with our methacrylate adhesive. To do the job we invite our Patron John and his son Jacob, ...
In this week's episode we set about getting our biometric permit and also get a boat job done that's been an issue for a while but we couldn't get spare parts due to the lockdown restrictions. Tap repair, what a pain!
00:00 - intro
02:07 - We’re on our way
02:46 - Leaving the KEP off...
After doing a complete mock-up of the Galley ages ago, it's finally time to actually get round to doing it for real. I decided to test out using Formica rather than something like Corian. Only problem is, I hate contact adhesive and have never had any luck with it. However, I am more than satis...
With our MDF board properly measured and cut, we can now transfer that to our bulkheads to cut out three perfectly matching doors.
The two of us take the measurements on the bulkheads themselves to find the centerline - and from there, where the doors will sit at each end. Screwing the template in...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we re foam the keel! The foam wasn't quite as exciting as we thought it was going to be but we still had fun putting it in. We used a high density foam and it looks fantastic. Yet another step in the right direction!
The keels do in fact help FLOAT our...
This week we move onto work with our bulkheads and run into one area that has us scratching our heads.
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Of course if we're working on a project we know we might mess up - we want it to be in an ...
In 2020, we sailed the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, and the Dominican Republic. We did some major repairs. We lost our mainsail. And now we have some medical bills. Did we meet our $1000/month liveaboard budget? Was leaving the states worth it?
In this Adventure Log, we talk about how we got here, ...
Goodbye and good riddance to 2020.
This video is just a calm and peaceful look at progress to date and the slowly diminishing number of projects tasks left to do.
It is all about Serenity.
Hello
this is the 2nd part of the Caledonian canal in Scotland
follow us while we sailing around the up currently on the west coast of Scotland before making our transit down the west coast of Scotland and England visiting Ireland then to Cornwall.
we stated our adventure in Falmouth and some o...
It's time to catch you up to why we haven't started the build yet - but, in good news, we get to show you everything that comes in container #1!
It's time to catch you up to why we haven't started the build yet - but, in good news, we get to show you everything that comes in con...
My musical homage to a year spent with everyone doing sketchy Zoom and Skype calls. What could possibly go wrong?
The rules:
Live (of course), One take only (no second chances), plus try two new skills at once for the first time before mastering either (slap bass and singing). Or was it all a cleve...
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Amel Super Maramu's have many electric winches and furlers and after 20+ years of service, ours needed some serious attention. A nasty crunching soun...
It's end of month #4 in the Dominican Republic, and we're drowning in water! In this Adventure Log, we talk about how the awning is shaping up, our monthly sailing budget/expenses, and give an update on our preserved dry goods, since it's been a year since we sealed them. The mainsail...
This one is all about the modifications I needed to make to the deck for the new windlass. Serenity's foredeck is not cored and although the fibreglass layup is quite strong, it still needed a plate on the top (to raise the windlass) as well as a plywood core below. Sounds easy...well that'...
Which did we choose, the Schionning Arrow 1360? Or the Max Cruise 42 SC?
After much debate, we finally make the decision of which catamaran we're going to build, beginning this December.
For more information, take a look at both of our choices!
Schionning Arrow 1360 -
Max Cruise 42 SC -
Mu...
My dingy has been hidden away neglected in storage for a few years.
In this video I fit some wheels to make it much easier to pull it up the beach. But I also discovered a couple of punctures that needed fixing. And would the outboard start? Spoiler alert - of course it did.
The plan had then been ...
Hello everyone welcome to a other part of sailing Volupia
in this video we we sail from Portsmouth to dover
with some new crew
visit the RNLI website and check out there stuff for sail and see the amazing stuff they do
The Facebook page
its still in the old boats name cant change it
its ...
It's end of month two in the Dominican Republic, and we're fixing things up! In this Adventure Log, we take you on a quick hike. Then review the recent boat projects, our low monthly expenses, and talk about how many reefs a mainsail needs.
IN THIS EPISODE
Introduction [00:00]
Daily Life ...
Hello everyone welcome to a other part of sailing Volupia
in this video we we sail from Portland to Portsmouth
ripping our stack pack an the uv strip on the fore sail.
visit the RNLI website and check out there stuff for sail and see the amazing stuff they do
The Facebook page
its stil...
Hello everyone welcome to a other part of sailing Volupia
in this video we we sail from Plymouth. to Salcombe then Portland
visit the RNLI website and check out there stuff for sail and see the amazing stuff they do
The Facebook page
its still in the old boats name cant change it
its ...
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