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Working on the hard at a boatyard, Dylan Magaster tackles the salvage of his flooded Beta Marine 38 diesel engine, removing fuel injectors to purge trapped rainwater.
Dylan Magaster continues emergency salvage operations aboard his flooded Morgan 382, stripping moldy cushions, bleaching the cabin, and prepping the diesel.
Steve and Karen navigate Isabella to a Georgia boatyard for packing gland maintenance, facing an unyielding locknut, a tight docking maneuver, and travelift strap mishaps.
Dylan Magaster enters the flooded cabin of his 1979 Morgan 382, SV Arianrhod, in a Georgia boat yard, washing away oily sludge and assessing the submerged diesel engine.
Dylan Magaster returns for Day 2 of flooded boat recovery aboard S/V Arianrhod in a Georgia boatyard, assessing hull oil canning, 20 hours of siphon drainage, and rigging halyards to clear deck cargo.
Returning to S/V Arianrhod in a Georgia boatyard, Dylan Magaster discovers standing water three to four feet deep inside the cabin, rigging an emergency shop vac siphon to drain the vessel overnight.
Broadcasting live from his van at a Georgia rest stop via Starlink, Dylan Magaster plays Assassin's Creed Odyssey, navigating Kefalonia, naval combat in Megaris, and comparing Greek game geography to his real-world sailing voyages.
Steve and Karen delay their 1,617-nautical-mile passage to Texas aboard their Super Mikado 56 ketch Isabella to service a leaking packing gland, install port-side jerry can mounts, and chart deep-water anchorages.
One week before we leave…weather permitting. We are just one week away from our Georgia to Texas cruise. Planning and checking systems continue and we have added a dedicated monitor for our bow camera. Steve mounted it on a stainless-steel pole for better viewing and to be out of the way of the char...
Kevin Boothby pulls the Douglas fir mast of Gilmer 31 Ruth Avery for 5-year maintenance, unrigs the heavy bowsprit, and discovers rot in a spar glue joint.
Steve and Karen prepare SV Isabella, their 56ft Super Mikado ketch, for an offshore voyage from Georgia to Texas via Florida, installing engine room telemetry and staging fuel reserves.
We've got gypsy magic! Previously we shared the skipping of our anchor chain as the Lofrans Falkon windlass deployed/pulled up the anchor. We drove to Charleston, South Carolina and picked up the new 376E gypsy that matches our 1/2" G4 anchor chain. It was a little wider than the old gypsy...
We are jumping for joy this week! Making progress on voyage preparations (Georgia to Texas) and having success with some of last week’s failures.
Thank you to our subscribers and viewers who offered helpful suggestions and thoughts regarding the issues on the Lofrans Falkon windlass that was featur...
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We are on S/V Isabella a Super Mikado 56 manufactured in France by C.N.S.O. (Constructions Nautiques du Sud-Ouest). Isabella is a sailing ketch and is considered a 1990/2010 model. It has four private cabins...
🎶 **Sailing Intermission – Dancing, Exhaust, and a Bomb Cyclone?!** 🌊
This episode kicks off with Karen dancing to some surf music before we dive into boat projects and everyday life aboard. We finally get our riser prepped for reinstallation—this time for good and leak-free! That meant cutting awa...
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Life aboard our sailboat Isabella slows down while we deal with a stubborn exhaust leak—one of those boat repairs that always seems to take...
After a long haul from the Florida Keys to Georgia, we finally got our vehicles settled in. The ride was a blast—despite a sore backside! The poor Suzuki Hayabusa was in desperate need of a cleaning after the journey, we found a cozy storage unit for its home and made it shiny again.
Meanwhile, our...
Karen finally took the helm topless—mission accomplished! While still anchored and waiting on repairs, we took the time to get organized. We secured a spot at Hinckley Yacht Services in Stuart, where several essential fixes were completed. Once ready, we set sail from Stuart, making our way to Cape ...
Karen finally took the helm topless—mission accomplished! While still anchored and waiting on repairs, we took the time to get organized. We secured a spot at Hinckley Yacht Services in Stuart, where several essential fixes were completed. Once ready, we set sail from Stuart, making our way to Cape ...
Hello, everyone! This time on Sailing Intermission see a tour of updates we’ve made to the owners’ cabin since our last tour (Propeller, Dirty Tender & Tour Ep52). We travel to Texas for a short visit. Upon returning home to Isabella our updates continue with painting part of the deck and fixing...
We made it to Georgia, There for a little while, Then on to the Chesapeake. We toured the marina. Took a trip and reflected on our trip. She is a Georgia peach!
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Musical attributes:
John Runefelt - Dowop Shuwop
Addie Horner - We Sai...
This week we are making a mold of the hull so that we can start making parts to fill in those massive holes! We are very excited to show you all this because, well, its really exciting to be one step closer to splashing back in the water!
If you would like to see an in depth explanation of this pr...
This year we complete 10 years together as a couple (six of them sailing around the world) but we knew each other long before that. In this video we thought it would be cool to share the story of how we met. Sometimes we forget our audience don't know our lives before youtube so in this episod...
We recently sailed from St. Simons, GA to Bohicket Marina on Seabrook/ Kiawah Island, SC where we will spend the summer and fall. Trip Stats.
Hours on the water: 27
Nautical Miles Covered: 171
Average speed: 6 knots
Max speed: 10 knots
Winds SE at 15-20 knots
Waves on gulf stream: 6-8 ft. Unco...
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