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At Shelter Bay Marina in Panama, the crew of Big Lost completes haul-out maintenance, marks anchor chain, services masthead rigging, and preps for the Pacific.
After sailing from Portobelo, the Sailing Big Lost crew hauls out at Shelter Bay Marina to repair bow gelcoat damage, replace propeller anodes, and provision before transiting the Panama Canal.
Connor and the family aboard Sailing Big Lost depart the Swimming Pool in San Blas, stop overnight at Chichime, and sail 38 nautical miles to Portobelo under their Code 55 sail ahead of a scheduled boat haulout.
After discovering an unexpected porcupine stowaway outside Shelter Bay Marina, the crew of Big Lost tackles watermaker leaks and sails east to San Blas with family aboard.
Tied up at Shelter Bay Marina, the crew of Sailing Big Lost tackle consular appointments in Panama City, visa filings, and canal scheduling before their Pacific passage.
When an afternoon squall hits the San Blas Islands, a routine day turns urgent as cruisers unite to rescue a stranded mariner outside the breaking reef.
Anchored at the Swimming Pool in San Blas, Sailing Big Lost manages power in heavy cloud cover, receives a panga grocery order, and investigates recent boat fires.
Aboard Big Lost, Connor and Kelly escape no-see-ums in Snug Harbor, haul diesel by hand in Nargana, troubleshoot a starboard raw water pump, and sail into the Swimming Pool anchorage in San Blas.
Sailing Big Lost voyages from Colombia into Guna Yala, navigating coastal reef passages to Caledonia and Isla Pinos while learning local customs and island technology.
Three cruising families leave the marina in Cartagena for an inland mountain retreat in Minca, Colombia, hiking cloud forest trails to La Victoria Coffee Farm before tackling a leaking blackwater valve back aboard Big Lost.
Sailing Big Lost departs Bonaire on a 420-nautical-mile passage to Cartagena, Colombia. The crew replaces a leaking raw water pump underway, navigates nocturnal lightning storms, and hoists their Code 55 gennaker sail.
Conor and Kelly welcome Conor's mother Charlie aboard Big Lost in Bonaire, exploring the island by truck and tackling a malfunctioning black water holding tank sensor.
Sailing from Grenada to Bonaire aboard their Vision 444 catamaran, Sailing Big Lost handles a midnight Code 65 failure, navigates Venezuelan waters, and troubleshoots shore power voltage at Harbour Village Marina.
After prepping in Grenada, the Sailing Big Lost crew departs St. George's for a 400-nautical-mile passage to Bonaire, hoisting their Code 65 downwind sail aboard their Vision 444 catamaran.
Tied up at Le Phare Bleu in Grenada, Sailing Big Lost reflects on island travel hurdles, boatyard setbacks, and marina dock life while waiting for a weather window to sail west.
Connor and the crew aboard Big Lost cruise Martinique from Saint-Pierre to Fort-de-France, hike the crater rim of Mount Pelée, and replace a leaking engine raw water pump in Petite Anse d'Arlet before heading toward Grenada.
Connor works through an alternator upgrade and blown fuse in Sint Maarten aboard Big Lost, tackling diesel oil changes, dinghy lessons, and a black water valve repair.
Waiting for delayed packages in the USVI, the Sailing Big Lost crew tackles boat projects on Water Island, fixing a Garmin radar, taping a cracked acrylic hatch, and testing overdrive props.
Connor and the crew aboard Sailing Big Lost complete a 1,051 nautical mile passage from Eleuthera to Saint Thomas, tackling engine repairs and squalls over 7 days at sea.
Kelly and Connor navigate their Vision 444 catamaran through Current Cut and Eleuthera, troubleshooting rigging and fueling up for an open-ocean passage south into the Atlantic toward the Virgin Islands.
After weeks of preparation, Sailing Big Lost departs Florida aboard their 2023 Vision 444 catamaran, testing the new sail plan across the Bahamas to Spanish Wells.
At Harbour Towne Marina, Sailing Big Lost faces severe saildrive damage from a travel lift mishap, disputes a $2,500 yard fee liability release, and resolves a 230V air conditioning mismatch on their Vision 444 before Memorial Day.
On the hard at Harbour Towne Marina in Dania Beach, Florida, the Sailing Big Lost crew navigates bottom paint, rigging upgrades, lost parts, and customs delays before setting sail across the Gulf Stream.
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