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Before crossing a frozen pond in the backcountry, we think about two things:
Probability—how likely something is to happen
Consequence—how bad it would be if it does.
In this clip from our Baker’s Brook expedition in Newfoundland, Steve explains th...
Crossing a frozen pond in the backcountry can be dangerous — but with the right systems, the risk can be managed.
In this clip from our Baker’s Brook expedition in Newfoundland, Steve explains how we assess changing conditions while skiing across the ...
Crossing a frozen pond in the backcountry can be dangerous—but with the right systems, the risks can be managed.
In this clip from our Baker’s Brook Pond expedition in Newfoundland, Steve explains how we reduce the chances of breaking through thin ice...
This week in Newfoundland, Steve and Carter finish their Baker’s Brook Pond recon with one more attempt to cross the ice and reach the big climbing terrain they came to scout. After backing off the previous day due to warming temperatures, they return wi...
We skied 8.5 km into the backcountry of Gros Morne National Park—and before we reached the fjord, we had a quiet encounter with a moose in the snowy woods.
Then we rounded the corner and saw 1,700-foot ice cliffs towering above the frozen pond.
Winter ...
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This week in Newfoundland, we head deep into Gros Morne National Park to scout what could be some of the biggest ice climbing routes w...
Winter in Newfoundland keeps us moving.
We’re breaking 4-inch ice around our sailboat to relieve pressure on the dock lines—then heading straight into the backcountry for deep powder skiing.
From frozen harbor maintenance to Canadian turns, this is w...
Winter in Newfoundland keeps us busy.
This week aboard Arabella, the harbor ice tightens around the boat and we’re forced to break up 4-inch ice to relieve pressure on the lines. After adjusting the bubbler and freeing the stern, we trade ice spuds for ...
A quick rundown of the climbing gear that Steve and Carter used on their most recent ice climbing adventures in Newfoundland.
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Winter has fully set in here in Newfoundland—and Arabella is surrounded by ice ❄️
When the harbor freezes, shifting ice sheets can grind against the hull with the tide. Here’s how we protect our liveaboard sailboat using a deicer (bubbler system)...
Winter has fully set in around Arabella in Cornerbrook, Newfoundland—the harbor is freezing, ice sheets are moving with the tide, and keeping the boat safe becomes a daily task. This week we show how we protect a liveaboard sailboat in icy conditions usi...
We’ve never seen snowflakes like this—perfectly uniform crystals that seriously looked like cupcake sprinkles falling from the sky. ❄️🧁✨ Filmed during our winter backcountry trip in Newfoundland.
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A quick glimpse of our winter recon mission in Newfoundland—hauling gear, testing our DIY pulk setup, and scouting coastal mountain terrain for bigger trips ahead.
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With the boat buttoned up for winter, it’s finally time to head into the mountains. In this episode, Steve, Robin, and Carter take the new DIY pulk sled bags into the backcountry for a winter camping and ski reconnaissance trip just north of Corner Brook...
We launched the dinghy in an ice-filled harbor and paddled out toward something we couldn’t ignore. 🧊🚣♂️
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After a long holiday break back home in Massachusetts, Steve, Robin, and Akiva make the 1,100-mile journey back north to Arabella and winter life in Newfoundland. With big plans for backcountry skiing and ice climbing along the island’s northwest coast, ...
We’re back aboard Arabella in Newfoundland and shifting straight into winter adventure prep — new skis, a DIY sled bag for hauling gear, and a first recon toward the Lewis Hills. Full episode is live now on the channel. Subscribe for the next backcount...
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EPISODE 238
In this episode we show you how we actually physically operate Tally Ho’s Gaff Rig - from tensioning the Bobstay to hoisting...
Picked up some fishcale skis with Silvretta bindings, which are compatible with mountaineering boots instead of traditional ski boots. Join us as we test them out on the Newfoundland T'Railway.
This set up is going to be a game changer for our ski mountai...
It’s time to leave Arabella for six weeks as Steve and Robin head back to the United States for the holidays—but not before getting the boat safely settled for early winter in Newfoundland. With the cover on, heaters set, and friends keeping an eye on ...
Winter prep continues aboard Arabella in Corner Brook, Newfoundland—and this week it’s time to build a proper tent over the housetop before shrink wrap goes on. With help from fellow adventurers Lina Chu (a Vietnamese-Ukrainian photographer) and her pa...
The tide is high, and it’s haul-out day for Arabella—but only briefly. This week, Steve and Robin bring the boat ashore in Corner Brook, Newfoundland for a quick mid-winter inspection and to remove their feathering propeller for its scheduled 2–3 yea...
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Winter is closing in on Corner Brook, Newfoundland, and Steve’s in full prep mode aboard Arabella. T...
As winter closes in on Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Arabella is almost ready to settle in for the season. With most of the harbor cleared out, it’s time for some of those quiet but satisfying projects that make cruising easier down the road.
In this epis...
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