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We made a big mistake. We shouldn't have started the refit with the boat in the water, and the consequences of that mistake mean we have to move the boat missing portlights, sails, grab handles, deck hardware, etc. 70 nautical miles to an affordable boatya...
We spend a day with Jessica and Ryan in West Palm Beach before moving to a nearby marina to get hauled out and assess the damages from the accident. We get to work right away and try to stay positive as we teach viewers how to do patch work with fiberglass...
The work continues at the boatyard bringing us closer to splash time!
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Moving right along and the first thing that needs to get done is sealing up Rediviva's hull. I cannot wait to roll on that first bit of finish paint. Yard life is treating us well. Being able to commiserate with fellow sailors and their never ending projec...
Ep #4 In this episode of Boating Journey, we haul out our boat, Kokomo for the first time.
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In this episode we're sanding the masts, emptying the boat, looking for boat parts, and oh yeah trying to take ...
The Endeavour 42 is a spacious and comfortable yacht that you could easily live aboard. We were initially drawn to the model because of the center cockpit design, as well as the size and layout. The yacht featured is listed for sale for just under $60,000 ...
In this episode we have Nova lifted out of the water to begin our preparation for the Atlantic. Nova gets her bottom cleaned, sanded and re anti fouled so no more barnacle bum! We also dive Museum Atlantico in Lanzarote, which was a great experience despit...
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The boat makes it to Napa! She's so close to a wide open bay when she's ready for sea trials. We've been located here in the San Francisco area before so we're ...
There’s so much hard work that goes into getting a boat ready to go back in the water! In this episode, we take a quick break from the boatyard to visit family for the holidays, and then buckle down and get to work... buffing and polishing the gel coat,...
Because if you love your home, your home will love you! This week, all attention is focused on Varuna, sanding and grinding away. Ty works on fiberglassing, fairing and gel coating a few spots on her hull, Hillary gets to work inside sanding, cleaning an...
Hard at work in the boatyard in Guaymas, Mexico we take some time enjoy the local culture in between all of the dirty work. Taking local Mexican busses around, sampling Mexican street food, trying to adopt the stray dogs, and taking in the local festiviti...
Coming at you from Marina Seca Guaymas, we get onto the real work, starting at the local lumber shop. We purchase plywood for a waterproof deck box and to make repairs to our dinghy. Ty gets to work on some gelcoat repairs for Varuna and builds a box on ...
Because to keep the journey going, you gotta put in some work! To keep Varuna ship shape, we pull into a tiny dock at Marina Seca Guaymas on mainland Mexico, haul her out of the water, and settle into a dusty new life up on the hard. Our goal is to get i...
We've always dreamed of owning a large sailboat and calling it our home... Is this going to be that boat? Is there too much work to be done? You tell us... because we still haven't decided.
This boat we check out is an Irwin 52' - a very luxurious sailing...
Things are still moving forward, although the year has shown less progress than I would have liked since the haul out. Still, as long as the progress is in the right direction, that's OK by me - and my enthusiasm for the longer term remains unabated. And ...
We finally remove the diesel! We'd be wanting to remove it because it's just a hunk of junk. Not only has it not been running for 5-10 years according to the previous owner, it's seized, missing an alternator, and missing a starter. Check out what we did, ...
Finally back in the water!!! Boats shouldn't be out of the water, they look weird and i think they are probably a little sad as we leave them.
Anyway, this week we finally get a launch booked, and Ruby Rose finally ends up where she belongs.
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This episode we are lucky enough to be part of the panel at the World Cruising Club Ocean Sailing Seminar, and then we go (hypothetical) catamaran shopping! We line up the Fountaine Pajot Helia, the Nautitech 46 and the Antares 44. Which would we choose? W...
I am still slightly in shock at the moment to be honest. There was a very big fire at the boatyard which destroyed 8 boats plus a couple of sheds and a workshop. Very sad state of affairs indeed. Plus I have a measure up and a think about how to install...
Prepare for an episode with lots of boat work! We’re back in the boatyard to do some work on RAN. We take her to Curacao Marine in Willemstad and after hauling out we spend a couple of days prepping and then painting new antifouling, changing the batteri...
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now that Rebecca is gone I'm going to start working on a few projects. I need to check the Tranny and because my mizzen is sagging I need to check that out as well. So to start all that I have to take down the Mizzen Mast and dock ZERO on a Mooring. ...
I know I've made you all wait far too long for this video!
Yes, I skipped an episode. It was the only way I could see around the stalemate I had blocked myself into. I'd try to work on 22 and every time I'd get started all the crazy feelings surrounding t...
It's that time of year- we've come to the end of our sailing season! It's time to pack the boat up and haul her out for dockyard storage. It's always an emotional and tiring time, but the need to see family during the 'off season' is strong, so we once aga...
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