We are forced to wait in Lake Worth for 4 days until the bridge construction finished and we can make it to West Palm. In the mean time, we have some anchoring adventures and explore the town.
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We finish the glass work on the haul first thing. While Maddie paints the bottom, Herby installs our new Edson rudder quadrant. Maddie does a new mural on the starboard side and Herby adds some designs of his own on the port side. We once again get back in...
We spend a day with Jessica and Ryan in West Palm Beach before moving to a nearby marina to get hauled out and assess the damages from the accident. We get to work right away and try to stay positive as we teach viewers how to do patch work with fiberglass...
It’s time to head towards Miami! We begin with very calm weather until the front hits and gives us a stunning day of sailing. On the third day at midnight, things go south (or east) quickly and we are swept onto shore after our windvane breaks loose and ...
We begin with an amazing Easter buffet with our good friends, Pate and Laurie who take us on an adventure to see a beautiful street of Banyan trees and a park! On our last day in Fort Pierce, we do some chores and meat a wonderful couple who ALSO had an el...
HEADS UP: This episode takes place BEFORE the accident that we updated you about. We are now back to our regular timeline of events and stories, so stand by for more on what happened. In this episode, we are still in Fort Pierce and we take care of a lot o...
Not gonna lie, this video is mostly about Morty. We go back to Baltimore for a week because Maddie's Grandfather passed away and Herby's sister had a baby. Family will always come first. It's still a pretty awesome video and I'd watch it until the end if I...
So much happens in this episode! Herby finishes our new stern roller and finds out the BIG problem with our bilge pump! We explore Fort Pierce, do some singing, and test out some more of the local cuisine. Herby racks up the outside of the boat while Maddi...
We continue our journey south and arrive at Fort Pierce, FL. Shortly after arriving, a boat explodes into flame and sends a towering pillar of smoke high into the sky. It's amazing how quickly the local fire department extinguished the flames! Thankfully t...
We spend a bit more time in Fernandina and are joined by our friends, Jessica and Ryan before setting back out to the ocean for the journey further south towards Miami. Herby explains the importance and convenience of AIS.
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We explore Fernandina and have an adventure with the dinghy!
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We rack everything up and are ready to head out, but when we pull our anchor up, we are met with quite the surprise. Finally, we break free and have a gorgeous, but very cold sail right on past Georgia to Florida!
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We meet some very cool people who are about to set out on their Cabo Rico 38 to cruise the world. We hear their story and Herby helps them instal their Monitor Windvane. We also go to Folly Beach with Jessica and Ryan, check out the Gibbes Museum of art, s...
Herby fixes his bike so that we can go into town and wander around a bit. We go to a bar and meet some chickens who teach us about the Hash House Harriers. Ryan and Jessica then pick us up to get pizza and create some collaborative content! Finally, Herby ...
This episode is PACKED with awesomeness! We FINALLY say goodbye to the ICW and sail the ocean from Georgetown to Charleston, where we spend our first day resting and cleaning the boat. We decide that our introduction to Charleston should be Middleton Place...
The ride to Georgetown is cold and dreary, but we don't let that stop us from exploring and enjoying the quaint little town. This episode is a short one, which is fitting because it's about a small stopover before we head to the exciting destination of Cha...
We travel further down the Waccamaw and can't believe how beautiful it is. Herby fixes our compass and explains how to add more oil.
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We leave Myrtle Beach to enter the next step of our journey. The Waccamaw River is all we expected and more with it's peaceful beauty and deep waters. For the first time in a while, nothing goes wrong!
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On the second half of our passage to Guatemala, we get becalmed and enjoy a few hours of relaxation before making an interesting entrance crossing the sand bar in front of Livingston.
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