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Fjord Hopping | Arabella Sails East Toward The Nuddick
Arabella is free of her long winter stay in Corner Brook and things are back on the move again. After some shuffling back and forth Robin and Steve start to make their way east toward this summers ultimate destination, a virtually unexplored gigantic cliff called The Nuddick. There's plenty t...
Replacing Victoria’s 100+ Year Old Mahogany Transom
A long overdue repair, the mahogany from the original Victoria has just not held up to the rough and tumble life in Steve's tender. So just before setting sail for the south coast, Steve got this project done enough to get Victoria functional and ready to make the passage. --------------------...
Haul Out, Paint, Launch | Arabella Heads for Newfoundland’s South Coast
After eight months tied to the dock in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Arabella is finally getting ready to move again. This week, Steve removes the winter cover, finishes a series of custom sewing projects aboard the boat, hauls Arabella for her spring maintenance, and gets her ready for another seaso...
Pitching, Scraping and Oiling the Deck | Preparing Arabella for Sea Again
Spring may have arrived on the calendar, but Newfoundland hasn't gotten the memo. With cold rain, wind, and freezing temperatures delaying the bigger projects, Steve turns his attention to the long list of maintenance jobs that keep a wooden sailboat ready for life offshore. This week aboard ...
How To Replace Rigging & Emergency OFFSHORE Repairs
Here is a quick video showing how we dealt with our failing lower aft stay while 1000 miles offshore on our way from Hawaii to Alaska, and then how we replaced it once we arrived to Alaska. In retrospect, I would have carried lengths of dyneema to serve as emergency rigging, but we worked with what ...
I Had 2 Hours and a Pile of Scrap Canvas… So I Built This
Wrapping up bigger canvas projects means a lot of leftover material, so Steve takes a couple of hours to knock out a quick, practical upgrade for Arabella’s 100-foot nylon anchor rode. Replacing an old, non-draining nylon stuff sack that was a hassle to flake rope into, Steve builds a custom "b...
Preparing Arabella for the Biggest Adventure Yet
Before Arabella heads south for another season of exploration, Steve returns to where the journey first began—the woods and stumps where the oak trees for the boat were harvested more than 10 years ago. What was once a busy milling site covered in sawdust, logs, and lumber stacks has slowly returne...
We Solved One of the Most Dangerous Problems on Our Sailboat
Winter still has Newfoundland in its grip, but while the harbor freezes over again outside, work aboard Arabella continues. This week, Steve tackles one of the biggest frustrations—and potential dangers—of reefing sails offshore at night in rough conditions: managing dozens of loose lines on a movi...
How to Pickle a Seawater Pro Watermaker | Step-by-Step Guide
Learn exactly how to pickle your Seawater Pro water maker to protect your membranes during storage. Get the award-winning book: #sailing #watermaker #sailboat #desalination #sailboatlife
My BIGGEST Diving CHALLENGE
I sail to a Greek island for my biggest Scuba dive challenge yet. Am I ready to be a Divemaster? If you're interested in group travel: Dive with Walter: Support on Patreon: Support with Bitcoin: 1C2GuZPscVskvzScBJSQpdeXqGz2moJHaC In this video we will embark on the PADI Divemaster course...
We Built Our Own Sail Covers (And Learned the Hard Way)
After months of work, trial and error, and a few unexpected setbacks, we finally finished building our own sail covers and stack packs for Arabella. What started as a winter project turned into a full deep dive into canvas work—designing, patterning, sewing, breaking the machine, waiting weeks for ...
Why We Built Arabella…The Dream We’re Finally Chasing
This summer has been a long time coming. Long before Arabella was ever launched, there was a dream—to sail north, reach remote places, and go after untouched granite walls that few people have ever seen, let alone climbed. Now, after years of building, sailing, and learning, we finally have the op...
Frozen In: Our Wooden Boat Locked in Newfoundland Ice #Shorts
Not a boat builder. Not a sailor. Steve built Arabella from scratch — cut the trees, milled the lumber, and planked her in white oak so she could handle this. Frozen solid in Newfoundland in April, and the door won't even open. Arabella is a 38ft gaff ketch built entirely by hand and sailed 6,...
Spring Boat Projects Begin | Fixing Tools & Rebuilding Aboard Arabella
Winter is finally starting to loosen its grip in Newfoundland, and that means one thing—spring boat projects are underway aboard Arabella. This week, we shift gears from skiing and backcountry travel to life aboard the boat, tackling the kinds of projects that keep a wooden sailboat ready for the n...
10 Years Since We Built This Boat | What’s Next for Arabella
It’s been 10 years since we cut down the first tree and started building Arabella. Since then, this journey has taken us from the forest to the water—and now all the way to a frozen winter in Newfoundland. Along the way, there have been incredible highs, tough lows, and more adventure than we ever ...
A Bad Crash…Then Back to Ice Climbing in Newfoundland | Life Aboard Arabella
After a tough start to the season that left Ben injured and out of commission for a couple of weeks, we’re finally back—and back to adventure. This episode picks up with a return to the cabin, where local friends Rod and Alvin take us deeper into life in this rugged part of the world. From checking...
2 Essential Boating Knots Every Dinghy Owner Should Know | Bowline & Anchor Knot Tutorial
⚓ Two knots every boater should know — demonstrated the practical way. In this short clip from Unanchored Life, Ken builds a simple stern anchor setup for our dinghy and demonstrates two of the most useful knots in boating: the Bowline Knot and the Anchor Bend (Anchor Knot). If you run a dinghy, t...
Mastering the Offshore App (PredictWind Masterclass 5/5)
[SPECIAL OFFER] Get 20% off PredictWind when you purchase Be The Captain! 📘 Grab your copy and unlock the discount here: 👉 Up to this point, we’ve focused on planning, interpretation, and strategic awareness. But once you’re actually offshore, the goal is clarity over features. In this fifth and f...
Crossing Thin Ice in Newfoundland | Baker’s Brook Recon & Frozen Boat Fixes
This week in Newfoundland, Steve and Carter finish their Baker’s Brook Pond recon with one more attempt to cross the ice and reach the big climbing terrain they came to scout. After backing off the previous day due to warming temperatures, they return with colder conditions, a better plan, and a cle...
Skiing Into 1,700-Foot Ice Walls in Gros Morne | Remote Newfoundland Ice Climbing
Use code ATAB6OFF for 6% off a Pioneer NA battery. #bluetti #PioneerNA #WinterBackupPowerBLUETTI This week in Newfoundland, we head deep into Gros Morne National Park to scout what could be some of the biggest ice climbing routes we’ve ever seen. After joining locals for rabbit trapping, ice fis...
How to Sail Around The World (Without a Trust Fund)
Find out more about the Untide Sailing Club here - Hey friends, This is the first of a series of instructional videos that I plan to make, alongside my usual sailing blogs. I hope it's useful for you, and let me know in the comments if there's an other specific aspects of this lifestyl...
Frozen In, Deep Powder & an Emergency Flight Home | Winter Sailing in Newfoundland
Winter in Newfoundland keeps us busy. This week aboard Arabella, the harbor ice tightens around the boat and we’re forced to break up 4-inch ice to relieve pressure on the lines. After adjusting the bubbler and freeing the stern, we trade ice spuds for skis and head into deep Canadian powder for Ro...
Equipment Check, Our Ice Climbing Tools – BONUS EPISODE
A quick rundown of the climbing gear that Steve and Carter used on their most recent ice climbing adventures in Newfoundland.