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We climb the challenging Mount Rugby at 770 metres high, before moving to Payne Bay to explore the Davey River. Taking the tender we cross the tricky bar and wind our way up past the lower rapids and through the incredible gorge. Working our way up the river which becomes more narrow and with increa...
We head into Bathurst Harbour and visit Clayton's Corner and the old Win & Clyde's house before we climb Mount Beattie. We take the tender down the Melaleuca Inlet and see the almost extinct Orange Bellied Parrot and the abandoned old tin mine. Finally we move No Regrets to the mouth o...
Leaving Louisa Island we quickly explore New Harbour before exploring Ketchem Bay, where we had been told of a very secluded hidden anchorage. Launching the drone reveals this spectacular this anchorage. After a quick snorkel, we round South West Cape and put the fishing rod out after seeing many sc...
We leave Pigstys anchorage and round the most southern point of Tasmania, South East Cape. With a great weather forecast we explore some amazing caves and waterfall into the sea along the rugged south coast before stopping at Louisa Island and exploring some amazing formations.
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Leaving Bruny Island we head past Arch Rock and into Port Cygnet, before heading to Dover where we find a couple apple trees and a huge blackberry bush growing right on the edge of beach. Heading to Partridge Island we explore the abandoned farm finding more fresh fruit picking a bag full of apples ...
We leave Port Arthur and head south to explore the massive cliffs of Cape Pillar and Cathedral Rock. Flying the drone with No Regrets at the base of the huge cliffs for a persepctive of size we get some awesome footage. We head back inside Bruny Island where we try some cheeses and Chris has some F...
We leave Hobart and sail around the spectacular cliffs of Cape Raoul before anchoring in Safety Cove where we walk over to see Remarkable Cave and Maingon Blowhole. Heading north we anchor out front of the historic Port Arthur Convict Settlement ruins.
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We head into Hobart with our timing perfect, arriving with the Parade of Sails display of the Wooden Boat Festival @australianwoodenboatfestiv3519. With friends visiting from Queensland we anchor No Regrets out the front of Hobart for a spectacular fireworks display.
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We leave Maria Island and sail down to Blackman Bay and pass through the Denison Canal getting our cameras ready to video the tight transit through the swinging bridge. Unfortunately we have a few issues getting the shots we wanted. We head over to the Plunkit Point Convict Coal Mine before anchorin...
We leave Wineglass Bay and sail to the Darlington convict probation site of settlement on Maria Island. With the island car free we hire a couple of bikes and spend the day riding around checking out the penitentiary, French's Farm, Convict Cells, Painted Cliffs, and meet the cute and friendly ...
We head further up the Tamar River anchoring at Little Devils Elbow, where we walk to a nearby winery passing a very creative street with custom letter boxes made from old gas bottles, picking wild blackberries along the way. Returning from our days outing, we luckily find our anchor suddenly draggi...
Continuing our road trip around Tasmania we visit the Tahune Airwalk and walk the 50 metre high cantilever above the Huon River, plus go cable hang gliding. We visit the must see attraction @MonaMuseum (Mona, Museum of Old and New Art) in Hobart, drive up Mount Wellington in very foggy conditions, ...
While we wait for an engine part to arrive, we head off on a road trip to explore Tasmania by car. We visit Ashgrove Cheese @ashgrovecheese5801, Mersey Bluff Lighthouse, the Stanley Nut, Edge of the World, the remote town of Corinna, and the spectacular Montezuma Falls
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We leave Oberon Bay in the Morning Peninsula rounding the most southern point of mainland Australia before crossing Bass Strait, stopping at beautiful Deal Island. We visit the museum, walk to the lighthouse, visit the WW2 plane crash site and Little Squally Cove.
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Leaving Docklands we tuck into the protected anchorage at Mornington to wait for weather to head further south. We find many restaurants and pubs, a jetty to make getting off and on our tender pleasant with no wet feet, and have a quick visit from Troy on his quick trip back to Australia. We visit M...
In this episode, we leave the marina for the summer season, have a beach BBQ with friends then head off overnight to Paros. A few boats dragging anchor and Carl tries to get his vaccination certificate. Join us on our sailboat Dream, as we sail around the Aegean.
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How do we argue and remain friends on a small boat? SKIP TO 03:09 FOR THE FULL DISCUSSION. What's it like living 24/7 in such a tiny home? Has the last year been worse?
00:00 [Intro] Liz in a bad mood, Jamie annoying her
00:10 Sailing for the first time in a few weeks
01:32 Is interactive rad...
This is the best feeling and this is also why we got a sailboat! At last we are living the cruising life once again. We get off the sailboat and go explore St. Augustine, the oldest city in the United States by foot. The architecture is breathtaking and the summer weather beautiful and warm. We even...
We should be used to the ups and downs of sailboat life by now - but when you make an expensive mistake it's hard not to let it get you down!
Thanks to everyone for your support - like and subscribe if you enjoyed :) and below are some more ways you can support the making of these sailing vide...
If you have been following our channel in the last year, you know how big a deal moving back onboard and sailing to Bonaire was for us. When this video is released, it has only been a few weeks since we arrived and we have enjoyed every second of our time spent onboard!!!
It took us 8 months to ret...
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It's time to say goodbye to Ruby Rose for now and put her into storage for the winter months. We have no idea when- or if- we're going to sail her again, but hope to return for a cruise along Western France. However, with this evolving situation in the world right now, we have no choice bu...
In this episode, we say Goodbye to Canada and our magical summer adventure. It’s time to make some miles and when you choose to travel as far and as often as we do, the consequence is that we must keep moving. It’s already past mid September and as sailors we are bound to the cycle of the seasons. G...
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