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We are so exited to finally share with you our 8 months secrete project. The building of our dream workshop!! ...
A little bit of what we love in this one; boatbuilding and sailing. Our niece, Alice was in town and got a hands-on experience with both. The boat we sailed is a Fuji 32. Our homeport is Morro Bay, California and we can't wait to splash the dinghy! We are getting so close 🤞
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This week, we’re still anchored in Terence Bay, Nova Scotia…and the ban on the outdoors is still in effect. Never in a million years did we ever expect to be wishing for rain in order to go rock climbing, hiking, and mountain biking.
Despite our disappointment, we decide to make the best of it. The...
If you can remember, back when I started this project, I was working full-time as a route setter at a local rock climbing gym. I largely set climbing aside while I built Arabella, but my goal has always been to sail Arabella to remote places where the climbing is steep and wild.
Nova Scotia is not ...
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We are Duca and Roberta, a Brazilian couple that during a sabbatical trip in 2016 decided to follow our dream. So, we created "Odd Life Crafting", a project composed of many smaller projects that we call seasons.
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This week, I move the boat and drop anchor in Terence Bay—which is surrounded by some of Nova Scotia’s best climbing areas. But Robin is still making her way back to Canada with the truck and all of our climbing gear. My rock climbing stoke will have to wait just a few more days…
To get into Terenc...
Hello friends! We brush off the cobwebs in this one and catch up to date on progress. We hope you enjoy the episode. We will be posting at random as we get ourselves back in to full swing. Thanks for watching 💕
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This week, we map out our passage from Shelburne to Lunenburg, NS, making sure to follow a route safely offshore enough to avoid the many shoals and exposed rocks on the south coast of Nova Scotia. After a quick read through the Nova Scotia c...
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We visited the Open Day at KM Yachtbuilders in the Netherlands! 🚢✨
We had the chance to film two amazing aluminum sailboats: ...
This week, we’re taking Arabella international—we’re sailing from Provincetown, MA to Shelburne, Nova Scotia. But, before we go too far, we need to calibrate our NEW Pelagic autopilot. After our autopilot broke a few hours into our last multi-day offshore passage (leaving us to hand steer for three ...
It's been a long time... we have begun filming again and look forward to bringing you a full episode soon! Garrett has written a more detailed account of what we've been up to these last 10ish months on our blog:
For the sake of our families some things have been left private and not aire...
This week, we're getting our homebuilt wooden boat ready for her first international passage. Sure, it’s just to Canada, but to us, it’s a big deal!
First up is finishing work on the bowsprit. I needed to get the bow out of our bronze bow roller before we could reinstall it. Thank goodness for...
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After months without posting and lots of speculation about what happened to our boat and the build, we decided it's time...
It’s Arabella Demolition Day, folks! This week, I’m dismantling our on-deck nav station and engine control panel, and rebuilding one big station to house all of our gadgets and gizmos: the chart plotter, wind reader, VHF radio, engine controls, and our new Pelagic autopilot…which we hope will be our...
An important question gets brought up and discussed...... are we done solo sailing? We're both feeling exhausted from what we do each day. These problems are the beginning of new ideas and new adventures!
Also, check out these adventures on Nicole's channel: www.youtube.com/@SailingArtha
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A calm morning in Marion Harbor makes for the perfect day to deal with the rot I found in Arabella’s bowsprit while we were back in Miami. What I thought was just a small spot of rot turned out to be a bit bigger than I had imagined—an indication that this rot was probably built into the bowsprit du...
This week, we’re setting out for a 4-day offshore run from Norfolk, VA back to Mattapoisett, MA—where we launched Arabella almost two years ago to the date! Our good friend George joined us for the passage.
We learned an expensive lesson about securing our anchor before heading offshore, so I took...
Work on the dodger may be done, but before we can leave Okracoke, we need to install our new Garmin GMI20. The last one died halfway through our passage from Miami to Beaufort, and we had a replacement unit sent to the Okracoke post office. Despite our best efforts to get the original unit working a...
This week, Arabella makes her way to Ocracoke Island, at the south end of North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Robin and I have been looking forward to visiting the Outer Banks, and maybe exploring long-abandoned Portsmouth Island.
With winds expected to pipe up, we deployed a conservative sail plan for o...
After our offshore run, I promised Robin that I would wait for her in Beaufort so she could see the wild horses on Carrot Island, explore the shops in downtown Beaufort, and visit the Outer Banks before our run back North. While waiting, I tackle some boat maintenance projects, namely fixing our lea...
This week, the journey resumes on day three of our offshore sailing passage from Miami, FL to Beaufort, NC. Along for the journey was my old college buddy, Dave, and my new friend, Jesse, who we met in Key Biscayne.
On day 2 of our passage, we brought a Mahi up to the side of the boat…and lost it a...
This week, we’re getting ready for a 600-mile offshore passage from Miami, FL to Beaufort, NC. Before we set sail, I took the chance to get some boat work done: scrubbing and oiling the decks, smoothing out the battens so they don’t get stuck in the lazy jacks when we hoist sail, configuring a syste...
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