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Should have done THIS from the START – Ep 126
We're going up the mast on our sailboat to make some adjustments and showing you how we measure our sails. We tried to cut corners and it didn't work out so well! We also get new equipment on board which is going to make our cruising and sailing lifestyle much much easier going forward. N...
Can We Recover This?? BONUS EPISODE (S2 E33 Barefoot Sail and Dive)
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we work on our rudders a little bit more. Can we recover them?? There is way more hidden damage inside them than we thought! We also show you a little bit of our typical day here in Luperon. There are many events that go on here, as well as helping out our ...
Rigging checks up the mast.
Okay for all of you still able to at least get to your boat during this pandemic we've released another tech video from the Patreon site to give you some ideas of jobs you could be doing. This one has the bonus of extra exercise, going up and down the mast if you're limited on your outdoor...
DINGHY Floated AWAY! & Fixing MAST
Our first couple days in St Augustine we spend fixing the mast. We check into our marina, Ryan swims after our dinghy that floated away, and we spot dolphins playing and eating! Get a T-SHIRT(or 3!): Products we like on our AMAZON STORE: www.amazon.com/shop/jandradventures Support us on PATREON...
HIT A BRIDGE!
We hit a bridge!. We have a 60ft tall mast (plus 1ft for instrumentation), and the bridges are 65ft. So normally we don't have to think twice. The tide was exceptionally high and the bridge was reading 62.5ft. So we shoulda been fine, close, but fine. But this bridge had some netting on it for ...
Catamaran Yacht Maintenance – How to Fix a Lazy Jack line. EP14
We had a little problem when our Lazy Jack line broke. Lazy Jacks hold the main sail in place a bit on extra windy days, especially during raising and lowering. It got caught on the main sail one day and snapped the line inside the mast, as well as the screw holding the line guide onto the mast.. ...