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We leave beautiful Cayo Rico and finally get in to Cayo Largo, Cuba. We check in and have a problem with all the fresh groceries that we have brought in. The Agriculture Department want us to throw them out or can we bribe them to allow us to keep them? Our drone is secured too because drones are no...
After one year of planning and six months back in the US, we finally have the components of our catamaran arriving to us, which means the build can commence!
Start your clocks - the two year process starts now!!
With the few days before the container arrives, we prepare the tent by marking out whe...
On this week's episode of Onboard Lifestyle we address the helm station issue, finish up the hardtop to coach roof seam, and repair a section of storm damaged paint. The crew on SV basik jump from one project to another as we push closer to that launch date. Come back next week to see our progr...
The bronze floors are done! It's a great feeling complete them and be able to move on to even more tasks that get us closer to launch.
Steve keeps on with fitting the main's mast step, and Alix gets to work on figuring out the reuse of Victoria's spars. You may remember from previous ...
Bluewater & OFF GRID Steel Sailing Yacht Refit! Not everything goes well on boat restoration. This is our Steel Sailboat Restoration Project 'Dawn Hunter'
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Just before arriving to see Margarida I was hit by several squalls and the furler got jammed in both directions - I could not furl or unfurl the genoa. This video is about what I did to recover the sail. It is not the best solution. Squalls were coming through every hour or so and it was the best t...
Let me be clear. I LOVE Lyle Hess boats, and the Bristol Channel Cutter is one of my favorite designs by him. This vessel, Sun Star, is a 1979 Bristol Channel Cutter that has been abandoned for a long time in a small boatyard in Florida. Normally, these boats are worth between 50,000 to 100,000 doll...
Hi .. . this is not a normal episode. Just wanted to update on my whereabouts. I have made it to Havu Port on the southern tip of Oshima. It was a bit of a miserable day yesterday sailing from Misaki here but I learned a lot facing mild adversity. Have made some adjustments and leaving here withi...
Thank you to everyone who watched part 1 of our DIY Lithium Battery build! Your questions and desire to dive deeper into the wild world of Lithium inspired us to make this part 1.5 to give you the answers you deserve! If you haven't already, please check out part one so you get the full story :...
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 18
In this episode we continue destroying our hull only to find out that our TO-DO list just got bigger!! But there's not only destruction here... we also started creating the templates of the new frames, there's a little engine work, tank removi...
Welcome to our DIY solar power upgrade for our boat. This video IS NOT a 'how to' video and is intended for entertainment for anyone who followers our adventure as we leave the reality of life in a brickks and mortar house, along with our 9-5 jobs, and attempt to build a more self sufficie...
Emily breaks down the 5 knots we used aboard our antique sailboat, including a couple that most sailors have never heard of. Learn why we chose these ones, and when to use them. Grab some rope or line, and practice along with slow-motion clips!
IN THIS EPISODE
Intro [00:00]
Jobs that require knots ...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we make a lot of progress. Davy gets the peeler back out and reveals two large damages. One is 11ft long on the starboard side. We have been hesitate to do these repairs until now due to having too much weight on the keel. As you saw last week we fixed that ...
Highlights of the last three weeks' boat work include:
🤪 Redefining tolerance for mess
🦶🏻Discovering Julian's toe-tapping telephone twitch
🥵 Melting in the heat
💦 Drowning in the downpours
🦶🏻🦶🏻Perfecting the art of traditional non-skid application (silica sand instead of store-bought tape...
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The champion Margarida gets us conch and hogfish for dinner. I give a lesson on how to sail southern Cuba. We don't make our destination of Cayo Largo but end up at Cayo Rico with a careful sail through the shallows, dodging sandbanks and shoals an...
On this week's episode of Onboard Lifestyle we knock out a few more steps on our hardtop project before taking a much needed day off to reward ourselves with some adventure in higher altitudes. Linh caps it off with one of the crew's favorite meals...Tapas! Come back next week because we...
With wrapping up the bronze floors comes working on the mast step. This wild looking piece is built up out of live oak and black locust and looks more like a sculpture than a structural element in the boat!
We also check alignment on Arabella to see if everything is still where it should be. Grant...
From idea to execution, building a log cabin in the woods by hand!
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I was pleasantly surprised by the Gulfstar 42. I like the layout, the cockpit design, and the shear amount of space in the engine room and lazarettes. Gulfstar is typically not a brand you find on people's lists for bluewater cruisers, but I don't think these boats should be counted out ju...
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Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 17
In this episode we start deplanking our rotten and eaten hull! We didn't think deplanking would need to go this far, but, oh well, it did! Not only most planks were eaten by worms but the fresh water infiltration on the deck made all the planks ver...
Renogy battery monitor install - Sailing Sailfish Ep.34
Join us for this episode as we install our new Renogy battery monitor for our solar and wind system on our sailboat.
We're a sailing family of 4 who loves the water. We started sailing in 2011 as a way to travel for fishing and we'...
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