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Catalina Island was not part of the plan, but after experiencing some wifi troubles with Starlink we decided to check out Catalina Harbor with our pals aboard SV Kessel. After a couple days of hiking and relaxing we decided to sail to Avalon where we could retrieve the parts necessary to leave. But ...
For the past couple of weeks we've been trying to explore the Californian coast by van, but they don't make it easy. After literally driving around in circles last week and spending the GDP of a small nation on crab sandwiches, we took matters into our own hands and turned inland, in a big...
We weren't done with the Monterey Bay quite yet - we left Santa Cruz and sailed 22 nautical miles across to the Bay's namesake city of Monterey where we enjoyed the Monterey Bay.Aquarium, Bike Path, caught up with an old friend and even got close and personal with a fün whale! Our departur...
Angel Island is the largest natural island in the San Francisco Bay, and has had many different roles in the past. From it's 100 years of military operations to its time as an immigration station, Angel Island has a lot of history to offer visitors in addition to the unmatched views of the enti...
Ventura California filled our hearts up to a capacity I didn’t know existed which is why it made sailing away SO hard. We spent 4 years doing DIY boat projects preparing for this grand adventure and the time finally came - a bittersweet moment full of excitement and tears. Ventura is the first place...
In this episode, we sail offshore towards San Diego after fixing our broken spreader from our main mast! Kenna conquers her sea sickness while we get many visits from nature along the way! .
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Almost a year after moving aboard , making it through a challenging, cold, and damp winter in the Pacific Northwest, facing countless projects and unplanned issues, then being pinned by weather for almost a month in-between pretty uncomfortable passages... and after nearly a WEEK at sea...
it felt ...
Come along as we sail our Caliber 40 LRC offshore down the California coast. Our biggest passage yet has it all: sailing in a near gale as we round the infamous Cape Mendocino, seemingly endless cold and fog, perfect sailing, and a SPECTACULAR wildlife show as we finally approach Point Conception an...
After arriving in Crescent City in insanely dense fog, we settle in and wait over a week for our next weather window. And when it finally appears, we head back out into the fog for leg 3, add a new crew mate, and prepare to make our biggest jump yet.
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Leg 2 of our voyage down the west coast of the States is here! We travel for 3 days and 2 nights from Newport OR to Crescent City CA -- and just as we approach land our visibility drops to 100 ft as dense fog rolls in. Come along for the ride!
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If you follow us on other social media, you may have noticed that Chris and I jumped right back into boat projects; this time headfirst into a full interior refit. While we focus our time and energy on sanding, fiber glassing, and varnishing, Avocet has become basically unlivable so we have taken up...
Vlog#20
We finally sail into Ensenada, Mexico still not knowing if they would let us in as we didn't have "correct" paperwork. We had a since we had sailed all night and were woken up saying it was time to go check in at customs. We had the marina help us as we thought wed have a be...
Vlog#19
We had to move from Mission Bay to wait a couple more days in San Diego for our packages to arrive. We had ordered a bunch of fishing gear off the internet. We couldn't wait to catch tuna!!
Checking out of America was the craziest nonsense ever, you can't stay at the police/custom...
Vlog#18
Obviously we partied and overslept our alarm, no one is shocked.
But we finally set off sailing to San Diego.
We carried on as we do. Dolphins came to visit us again, we didn't get great footage, but every day is not a mega pod day!
we had decent wind all through the day and night on ...
Vlog #17
We leave cat harbour and head for Avalon on the Santa Catalina Island in California.
We arrive there and catch our first mooring ball. I was pretty nervous but it was actually super easy!
We then went in to explore the town, get groceries and make plans to leave as the sun is rising.
Alth...
Vlog#16
Woke up in Cuyler harbour and we had a whale swimming around the anchorage all day!
When we left there we were basically empty on diesel, and there was almost no wind. So we went extremely slow all the way there. We eventually got all the way to Bechers Bay without having to turn on the en...
Vlog#15
We sail from Morro Bay to the Catalina Islands. We stopped for an overnight at Avila Beach.
After that we intended to go to Cojo Harbour which is right around the corner from Point Conception.
Trav is being extremely casual in his voiceover, but this was actually insanely scary. The wind a...
Vlog#14
We sail into Morro Bay, and adventure around the town. We visited the Morro Bay skateboard museum, which has the first boards ever made starting in the 1930s to present day. We then packed a lunch and went for a dinghy ride through the bay.
Trav had the best time ever, running through wh...
Vlog#12
We sail away from San Francisco towards Halfmoon Bay. Very exciting package arrives here! A new alternator!
We have some fun on the beach and Jess makes Trav keep the soccer ball they found
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Vlog#11
This time we sail from Fort Bragg to San Francisco. The trip took around 24 hours and we were tired and ready to get in to see the bridge!
Once we got in an anchored surprisingly to us an airshow started up right away! so instead of our usual ritual of having a nap, we obviously had to stay ...
Vlog #10
We sail over night from Trinidad Harbour to Fort Bragg and cross the Noyo river Bar.
Our alternator shorted out, and we had to figure out what the actual problem was. Many trips to the store later it turns out its dead. and we can't get one in this town.
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Vlog# 9
Sailing the Northern Californian Coast from Crescent City to Trinidad Harbour.
We sailed into port and anchored in the dark, coming in at night is definitely not our favourite thing to do in ports we have never been to before. Everything went fine in the end, but if you can avoid it, I defi...
| Season 2 | Episode 16 |
Angels Gate to Coches Prietos Anchorage,
Santa Cruz Island of the Channel Islands of California.
The last week of 2017 I took an amazing solo sailing trip to the Channel Islands. I visit six anchorages on Santa Cruz Island before sailing for Catalina Island and tying up...
We have a very exciting episode in store for you! This week, we FINALLY make it out to San Miguel Island, the furthest West of all the Channel Islands.
There’s some awesome sailing, followed by some very calm weather. Along the way, we get up close and personal with a couple of humpback whales ...
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