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SAILING TO THE ABACOS: Hard Work & A Little Barf | Sailboat Story 130
It's always surprising how much work it takes to make a passage - even between the closely spaced island groups of the Bahamas. This video shows all of the preparations we make as we stage for our crossing from Egg Island in Eleuthera to Little Harbour Cut in the Abacos. Tambi has always strug...
So Much For Paddle Boarding + Hurricane Dorian Update | Sailboat Story 129
A few realities of cruising: Inflatable paddle boards will leak. Sand from the beautiful beaches gets tracked everywhere. The salty air will corrode all your metal stuff. The sun will burn and wrinkle your skin. The weather will often keep you stuck on the boat. Speaking of being stuck on the boat ...
Alabaster Bay Play Day YAY! | Sailboat Story 126
We swim, snorkel, sail, and paddle board at Alabaster Bay! Alabaster Bay in Eleuthera is one of our very favorite anchorages. The water is incredibly clear, the beach is simply beautiful, and the anchorage itself it nicely sheltered from the prevailing easterly winds. There's not much else in...
We Anchor Over a Blue Hole & Explore An Uninhabited Island | Sailboat Story 125
We sail off anchor from Rock Sound and drop the hook at a "secret" blue hole located near a small group of islands known as the Pineapple Cays. This is an area that very few people go to. These small islands are uninhabited and very raw. We tend to hone in on these kind of places because ...
Sailing From The Exumas To Eleuthera | Sailboat Story 124
We exit Conch Cut and point our little ship towards Eleuthera. In this video, I haven't added any music for the first half of it. I just enjoy hearing the natural sounds of the boat sailing across the water. It was a GREAT sail. We were making close to 6 knots for most of it. Despite what a wo...
White Horses & Shipwrecks | Sailboat Story 120
The White Horse Cliffs on the Northeast corner of Black Point don't get much attention. It's a shame because the view from the top of the cliffs is absolutely STUNNING. Lucky for you - we're gonna take you there to see the sights that only a select few would otherwise enjoy. :) The ...
Tambi LOVES Snorkeling At The Coral Garden | Sailboat Story 119
In this video we leave the calmest anchorage, travel through the flattest seas, and snorkel in the clearest water. It was a rad day. RAD I SAY! Hawksbill Cay is the anchorage in the very beginning of the video. Amazing place. Great beach, great anchorage, cool ruins. Gotta watch out as your leaving...
Feeding Mosquitoes At The Russell Family Ruins | Sailboat Story 118
At Hawksbill Cay, in the Exumas, you can find the ruins left behind by a the Russell family. They were loyalists who settled the island in 1785, and it's very interesting to walk the same paths that they did well over 200 years ago. It's hard to imagine how difficult it must have been to ...
Mangrove Creek Paddle & Blue Hole Cliff Jump | Sailboat Story 113
One of Tambi's new favorite things to do is taking the paddle board out to explore the mangrove creeks that run through many of the islands. So we take her to the mouth of the creek, get her set up on the paddle board, and we follow her through the creek in the dinghy. I've discovered th...
It HERTZ That Our CURRENT Alternator Lost It’s SPARK | Sailboat Story 109
If you're going cruising, you have to accept the fact that you'll be doing boat work in exotic places. It's just the way it goes. If there's one thing that I can guarantee you about boats, it's that eventually things will break, wear out, and need to be repaired or replaced...
EXPLORING RUINS Of A $38,000,000 GOLF RESORT At Great Harbour Cay | Sailboat Story 107
In this video, we explore the ruins of what used to be a $38,000,000 golf resort on Great Harbour Cay in the Berry Islands. This club used to be an exclusive playground for the rich and famous, but their standards have fallen a good bit in recent years. It's really creepy walking through the ...
She DOES NOT Like To Rock And Roll All Nite | Sailboat Story 106
Just after midnight, swell swept in from the North that caused the boat to rock and roll all nite long. Honestly, it wasn't the worst conditions we've ever been anchored in, but it was far from the best. As a result, Tambi and I slept very little. Molly, however, has the gift of being abl...
Sailboat Story Q&A | “Grown Up Activities”
Here's a BONUS VIDEO that we just recorded while stuck on the boat during a cold front. It's a Q&A session, and it's a little more current than our regular video series, so don't be alarmed by how dark we are, or that Molly is now missing her front teeth. Tune in Thursday f...
GREAT BAHAMA BANK OVERNIGHT ANCHORING | Sailboat Story 105
35 miles from land and halfway across the Great Bahama Bank, we anchor overnight. Anchoring overnight on the Great Bahama Bank is something that you do not want to take lightly. Depending on sea conditions, it can be a magical and peaceful experience, or it could be once of the worst nights of your...
The Cape Florida Lighthouse Is Horrifying | Sailboat Story 102
While waiting in No Name Harbor for a weather window to cross the Gulf Stream to the Bahamas, we took a day to explore the Cape Florida Lighthouse - also known as The Horrifying Lighthouse Of Death. Tambi and Molly thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I, on the other hand - a chronic sufferer of acro...
Replacing Deep Cycle AGM Batteries At Anchor | Sailboat Story 101
Our boat's deep cycle AGM battery bank has reached the end of it's 8 year lifespan. The batteries MUST be replaced before leaving for the Bahamas, but that's easier said than done aboard an anchored sailboat. Each battery weighs 75 lbs. Our primary mode of transportation to and from ...
CRITICAL BOAT MISSIONS Of The Liveaboard Sailor | Sailboat Story 100
As a liveaboard sailing family, our seemingly simple chores have a way of turning into full-blown MISSIONS that must successfully be accomplished for the continued safety and comfort of the crew. Take REPLENISHING YOUR WATER SUPPLY, for instance... That's something that most land-based folk d...
Belligerent Boaters, Bascule Bridges, and Bucket Bathing | Sailboat Story 99
The ICW narrows considerably, boating traffic increases drastically, and the number of bascule bridge grows exponentially on the worst stretch of inland waterway this side of Madagascar. We make it quite apparent that we do not think highly of this particular section of the Atlantic Intracoastal Wa...
Rowing Comparison | Inflatable RIB VS Rigid Dinghy | DELETED SCENES
ORIGINAL VERSION HERE: ********************** This video is a collection of the deleted scenes from a video we made with Tula's Endless Summer called "Can You Row An Inflatable Dinghy". We had a ton of fun with Billy and Sierra making that video. There were some good laughs that w...
PECK LAKE & Tambi’s DIY Solar Oven | Sailboat Story 98
While at Peck Lake, Tambi constructs a DIY solar oven. It did actually work a little bit - increasing the temperature of her left over french fries from a balmy 40 F to something more resemblant of room temperature. An incoming cold front has us bunkering down for most of a week, but we do amuse ou...
Southbound Cruising The Atlantic ICW | Sailboat Story 97
We continue cruising Southbound along the Atlantic ICW as we leave Eau Gallie Yacht Basin, stop at Pine Island, then Fort Pierce, and finally arrive at a really cool anchorage called Peck Lake. While in Ft Pierce, we had a really cool visit with a few of our fans. It's really humbling to have ...
Small Sailboat Slowly Slips Southwardly | Sailboat Story 96
Titusville, FL is where we find ourselves. Time for showers, a bit of provisioning, and to refuel the boat so that we can continue making miles SOUTH. We use the new Chameleon Dinghy for the first time, we enjoy lunch with the prior owner of Sandflea, and we wrap it up by taking a slip at the Eau G...
NEW ADVENTURE on an Old Sailboat | Sailboat Story 95
There's something very exciting about the moment an old sailboat leaves the dock and sets out for new adventures over the horizon. An organic chemical cocktail of uncertainty, anxiety, excitement, happiness, and even a little fear is produced by such salty stimulus. It's a potent mix of e...