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Traveling the ICW on a sailboat involves a lot of motoring but when you get that nice wind and space it's so exciting to sail. We had the perfect weather window to make a jump from Elizabeth City NC across the Albemarle Sound and into the Alligator River. ...
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The journey through the Great Dismal Swamp canal continues. We end up having a very eventful day as we travel more South on the ICW. The duckweed becomes thicker and thicker and causes problems for most boats traveling as one by one we start having our eng...
After watching a huge submarine being towed on the Elizabeth River in Portsmouth Virginia we jump on our sailboat. Everyone back home has talked so much about this moment. The start of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) in Norfolk Virginia. This long stretch ...
Water is coming in from everywhere. As we do some sailboat inspection we realize that our bilge pump is not working and the water keeps rising without going out. Plus our Yanmar 2GM Raw Water Pump Seal is no longer waterproof. So we end up stock in Portsmo...
After 8 years of living aboard and cruising, Herby and Maddie discuss their favorite anchorages and marinas!
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We finally start moving south towards the tropics after our 8 months of repairs and learning about how Full Send works. We motor most of the way down the coast of Florida through the Intercoastal Waterway (ICW) aka "The Ditch" in some cold windy weather un...
We head out in the town of St. Augustine to explore and take in the first night of Night of Lights. We head back to the boat to view all the lights since we have the best mooring ball. We made dinner and enjoy the scenery.
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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!
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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 ...
We do a stop on the Georgia ICW at St Simons Island at Kelsey's Aunts and Uncles house for a night and explore the area a little. We are tired of the cold and it was night to have a good meal, hot shower, and warm house to sleep in for the night. Once we a...
As we head into Georgia with our Lagoon 410 on the ICW, we answer would you rather questions!
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We leave St Johns Marina in Charleston and head south on the ICW. Its a cold, rainy, and windy day. We have to wait almost two hours for the bridge in Beaufort, SC and have to go through at night.
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We did a horse carriage ride in Charleston, explored downtown a little bit, and did a ghost tour at the old jail in Charleston where they put pirates at one time. It was pretty creepy and sounded like a horrible place to be back then. The average time to l...
We prepare to leave Charleston! We get diesel, share our new safety device, and explain how we look at the weather and decide if we want to go in the ICW or in the Atlantic.
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After arriving in Charleston by sailboat, the next day we go to the best dog park in Charleston. The day after we go to the vet and get her vaccines, and then Arya gets a bath at a self-service dog wash. We have been working so hard on the boat projects th...
We finish our night sail from Cape Fear to Charleston and are tired grungy sailors. Someone got seasick. We head into Charleston Harbor and get to St Johns Harbor Marina and prepare the boat for being at a marina for a week.
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Time for our first open ocean night sail of the season! In this video we're cruising south in through the NC ICW and we chat about what and where our degrees are from. We do a fuel stop. Coast Guard does a slow pass. It starts raining and we have to put a ...
Moving south through North Carolina inside the Outer Banks in the ICW. Ryan talks about how we stay warm and Jessica talks about the cool book she's reading. We missed a bridge opening by one minute in Onslow Beach, North Carolina. We meet owners of anothe...
As we head south in the North Carolina Intercostal Waterway we ran aground while making room for a large barge in the ICW. It was a soft running around and after a little wiggling we make it off the side. We talk about why we named our boat Honu and what i...
Kelsey had a lot of firsts in this video! We sailed overnight on our first day to Norfolk, VA. We did a full day on the ICW and went through the Great Bridge Lock. Kelsey and Jessica have never been through a lock and didn't know what to expect.
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We set sail south out of Annapolis Maryland towards warmer waters. We start putting our new crew member Kelsey through the ropes. We've worked on the boat all hurricane season and are ready to see how well all our improvements worked. In this video we sai...
We spend a few days in the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area before Kruger heads back to Illinois for ACL Surgery. Alan heads north via the Inter-coastal Waterway (ICW) soloing some 375 miles with no auto-helm!
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We set off on our first sail in the Gulf of Mexico! After a day trip to Pensacola through the GICW (Gulf Intracoastal Waterway) with Kirk’s pops, we visit Destin via car to inquire about Destin pass. We were keen on stopping with the boat because it seem...
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