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Caribbean Sea Crossing & why we never arrived in Puerto Rico (The Sailing Family) Ep.61
- Our aim was to cross the Caribbean Sea to the DR and then sail in the landfall to Puerto Rico. But the wind and the current took us to another place. But we are really excited that we landed there - a nice place to be. We hope by sharing this adventure you will find some inspiration in your life...
Atlantic Last Days Adventures of an Old Seadog, ep94
Getting ready to leave the Atlantic for the Panama Canal. Concerns about the engine and getting everything ready builds stress levels. Then with payments and paperwork done, the new crew arrive. Dale and Justin from the YouTube channel Djsdives join me on Shadow and come along on the next Seadog ad...
Work no Play. Adventures of an Old Seadog, ep 90
Oil leak, repairs, scraping barnacles, cleaning, its all work and no play for the Old Seadog. Friends drop by and I kill a coconut! Its not all sailing and glamour . . . . or is it??!!! #sailing #sailingblog #sailingvideo Thank you for watching this episode, please give us a thumbs up and subscri...
Wrecks, reefs and warm Beer, Adventures of an old Seadog, ep 85
I HIT A REEF. Sailing in the San Blas ( Guna Yala) Islands. In this episode, I hit a reef, invent an old school beer cooler, try to find internet in paradise, brave more foul weather and avoid getting wrecked. #sailing #singlehandedsailing #livethedream Thank you for watching this episode, please ...
Sailing to Tropical Islands part 2. Adventures of an old Seadog, ep 84
In this episode filmed entirely at sea, I do lots of sailing, get hit in the head and talk lots of boat stuff while sailing in bad weather searching for the tropical San Blas islands. What could possibly go wrong! Love reading your comments, keep em coming. Also thanks for those who send advice on...
Back to sea again. Adventures of an old Seadog, epi 79
Finally it's time to go back to sea. No more hurricanes and a new adventure beckons. in this episode, during a storm a squall puts the boat aground in mangroves, I prepare for sea, see a boat fire, sail to Aruba and tie up to a boat killing quayside! Thank you for watching this episode, plea...
Hurricane Hole Adventures of an Old Seadog, ep 72
In this episode I hide from hurricanes, leave Curacao marina and head down the coast to find a hurricane hole called Spanish water, pass very close to a ship, have a hard time finding customs and immigration, re-untite with my friends from Ran and have a captains dinner! Thank you for watching this ...
Scary Sail. Adventures. of an old Seadog, ep71
In this episode, I prepare for a tropical storm with my friends from Ran, have a nasty sail to Curacao and eat a really really hot curry!! The second part of this video has some raw footage of sailing in some sloppy weather with 35 knots of wind. Enjoy. Thank you for watching this episode of Advent...
I Thought I was going to drown. ‘Adventures of an old Seadog’ epi65
In this episode on the isle of Grenada, I try not to drown in a jungle, explore a rain forest, encounter rough seas, take a ride with a rastaman in a van. Voice over Kathy Cogan. Music from Epidemic sounds. Thank you for watching this episode of Adventures of an old Seadog, I hope you enjoyed it. A ...
Island of Bequia Adventures of an old Seadog ep62
Exploring the beautiful island of Bequia in the Caribbean. I follow on the tracks of a Tristan Jones , learn about the slaves and times past, visit a turtle sanctuary, talk to puppies, play music and check out the local culture. Thank you for watching this episode of Adventures of an old Seadog, I h...
Mission Panamania 05: Sailor Showers & Land Ho! (Sailing Curiosity)
This is it! Our last few days at sea and we've successfully completed our biggest sail ever. Join our crew on Patreon and become a BIGGER part of the adventure: Get all the Details of our trip here: Subscribe and Keep in touch: This last portion of our sail from Florida to Panama is exa...
Sailing alone across The Atlantic, Part 3 Adventures of an old Seadog epi57
At sea 300 miles from Barbados. In this episode, I get knocked over as a wave comes over into the cockpit, have unwelcome visitors come on-board, have some carnage on the deck, give a tour around the boat at sea, explain my lifeline and underwear washing technic, get very tired in heavy rolling seas...
Sailing Across the Caribbean Sea – Ep. 59 RAN Sailing
It was time to sail across the Caribbean sea, a passage of 425 nautical miles. We have sailed the Windward- and Leeward islands in the eastern Caribbean and now we set sail from Culebra in the north to Bonaire in the south. Join us as we prepare for the passage and during the 65 hours sail at sea. ...
Culebra Adventures with Sailing UMA – Ep. 55 RAN Sailing
As our paths crossed with Sailing UMA we decided to check out the island Culebra, Spanish Virgin Islands, together both by road and by the sea! We rented a golf cart that we had to push to go up the hills and went to some of Culebras pretty beaches. Then we sailed around the island to the small isla...
Lost in Les Saintes – Ep. 45 RAN Sailing
"These shoes are made for walking"... Well maybe not with flip flops when you're hiking in the forest ;) Join us as we explore Terre De Haut in Les Saintes by walking up and down the hills. It's such a beautiful island and so colorful. Then we sail to Guadeloupe along the west co...
19 – Passage to Panama
We begin our voyage to the Pacific with a 7 day passage across the Caribbean Sea to Colon, Panama. It was our fastest passage yet as we averaged almost 7.5 knots the whole way there and had our first 200nm day! I managed to make a bit of a mess of things in the galley when we got rocked by a wave,...
Woman sailing solo to Mexico – UNTIE THE LINES II #43
Around 400nm from Roatan (Bay Islands, Honduras) to Isla Mujeres (Mexiko) in four nights and five days. So far the longest I have ever been at sea. Naturally, there have been mixed feelings throughout the trip. But because it ended with a beautiful speedy sail that was just pure enjoyment and bliss...