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2 Months to Launch! Who Will Finish Our Leopard Catamaran Warranty Repairs & Projects?
You seriously would not believe what we have had to deal with over the past year. Many things are too inflammatory and insane to post at this time and I hope that I will never need to. The lack of content isn't due to nothing happening, it is actually the opposite. Robertson and Caine's ...
Trinidad Boat Life – Custom Bow Art, Rescue Dog & Catamaran Warranty Delivery
See what became of Cheems (Chi Chi) here! Want access to member only perks? Check it out! ⛵YouTube: ⛵ Patreon: ⛵ Prefer to support the channel as a 1-off? No worries, here's the tip jar 😎 With the new warranty repair team from Leopard Catamarans still not here, we kept ourselves busy g...
DAY 513 of New Leopard Catamaran Warranty SAGA Continues
This episode I start by sharing a few updates and warranty developments, including Leopard Catamaran's most recent actions and what's happening with the other Leopard 45 with those bulkhead cracks. Then we show off our latest project; adding 2 additional solar panels to the boat to boost ...
What Was Hiding Under the Floor… | NEW Leopard Catamaran Warranty
This video shows what went wrong with the fiberglass under the floor of our Leopard 45 catamaran, how Robertson & Caine repaired it and where else the same issue occurred later on. We also address some of the feedback to a recent article published by Loose Cannon titled "Big Catamaran Bui...
Catamaran WARRANTY Update Day 492 + Kindness of Cruising Friends
Today marks Day 492 on the hardstand in Trinidad. No new Leopard Catamaran models were released this week so we push forward with our boat's repairs, warranty and otherwise. Since too much time has passed without action, and in the absence of a concrete plan with time frames from Leopard Catama...
NEW Leopard 46 electric Model LEAKED, DRY Fiberglass & Updates | LEOPARD CATAMARAN REVIEW
This week we are going to show you more large dry glass patches never before seen on a Leopard, just ask them. We cover the worlds most relaxed new catamaran model launch party by Robertson and Caine. We ponder our bills, one day being paid. We pay Nino because nobody else has appeared to clean up ...
Cracked Bulkhead Modules?!?! | Leopard Catamarans New Warranty System & Travelsketch Statement
This week we take a look at another owners Leopard Catamaran that has never been seen before, it has just a few warranty issues.... so far.... that need to be addressed. We enjoy continuing to help other cool people as well as educate the broader sailing community. We also make a statement that ad...
Sea Water INSIDE Stinking FIBERGLASS | NEW Leopard Catamaran Warranty
Did you know that a Leopard Catamaran can come with a secret aquatic ecosystem? That you could be unknowingly and secretly smuggling amoebas across borders? Issues in the deck penetrations were found in many places, including around the anchor well. What we didn't expect to find was another hi...
You’ve Bought An Ex Charter Catamaran – What Do you Look for?
When purchasing an ex-charter catamaran, it's essential to conduct a comprehensive inspection. This episode delves into the details of an in-depth examination, highlighting potential concerns such as electrical connections, water pumps, windlasses, fuel filters, solar systems, batteries, and mo...
All 57 Miles Of Long Island Bahamas In One Day
We're still in Long Island in the Bahamas! And today we decided to explore literally every inch of it. All 57 miles of it, from the Columbus Monument in the north to Gordan's Bar and Restaurant in the south. ⛵️ Ways You Can Support Our #adventure Like & Comment On This Video 👉 It'...
Exploring Long Island and Dean’s Blue Hole
We have wanted to go to Long Island in the Bahamas ever since we bought our Leopard 40 but it has never worked out. Well it FINALLY has, and we can't wait to start exploring, and especially can't wait to get to Dean's Blue Hole. Long Island is over 80 miles long, tip to tip, so the o...
Sailing Our Catamaran 200nm To Long Island… Almost
When we first set out on this journey, 2 years ago, we had always dreamed of sailing farther than we'd ever gone before. Well, today is the day we start pushing those boundaries. Leaving from Spanish Wells it's roughly 200nm to Thompson Bay in Long Island and we are determined to get there...
Sailing UPWIND From Nassau to Eleuthera
We are finally free to go where ever we want on our catamaran, but the wind has other ideas. We want to sail from Nassau to Long Island, but the wind is coming directly from that direction, so it's time to make other plans. Our Leopard 40 doesn't sail upwind very well, but it's either...
Exploring As Much Of The Bahamas While We Still Can
After last week's big news - we are trying to get used to sailing in the Bahamas without having to worry about a 9-5 job. And as with everything in life, the timing is "impeccable" because our 90 day visa is about to expire. Quickly wanting to get away from Staniel Cay (since that&#...
We NEVER Expected To Start Sailing Full Time Like This
We've been sailing with full time jobs for nearly 2 years, preparing for the day when we could cast off the corporate life lines and start just sailing full time instead. Well. That day has arrived, and it's a little bit sooner than we were expecting. Yesterday we got some news that we ne...
The Exumas Bahamas | Shallow Waters and High Cliffs
The Exumas in the Bahamas are known for their shallow water, but did you also know there is a lot of good hiking to be had? We sailed through one of the most narrow and shallow passages of the entire Exumas and dropped anchor at Lee Stocking Island. The hiking here is so vast we managed to get WAY ...
Pushing Our (Terrible) Freediving Skills To The Limit
Sailing has become second nature, so we are diving further into the liveaboard lifestyle. Boat life is a constant struggle between what you WANT to do and what you are actually ABLE to do. Rarely does anything go as planned and everyday presents a new set of challenges to overcome. Some of them the...
We ALWAYS Learn New Tricks Sailing With Our Spinnaker
The wind has finally died down and we want to put some good sailing miles on our Oxley spinnaker today! We still aren't the best at sailing with the spinnaker, so it was a perfect time to practice and learn from everything we did wrong :) Ways to Support our #adventure Like, Comment, Subscribe...
How Much Money We Spent Sailing For A Month
After one month of sailing in the Bahamas, we wanted to share EXACTLY how much money we spent. We tracked every penny from what we spent on big items like our permits to enter the country, to necessities like food and fuel, to the little fees that add up like trash removal and books for entertainme...
Boat Life When We CAN’T Sail In the Bahamas
We are out of fresh provisions and need to go sailing into town to pick up a few more. The only challenge is that there isn't enough wind to fill a sail, but that makes for a peaceful day on the Sound. Details & Daily Updates 💻 Blog: www.FolsomOceanViews.com 📱 Instagram: www.instagram.com/...
What It’s Really Like Sailing And Working Full-Time On A Boat
Choosing the sailing lifestlye means that life doesn't ever go as planned and you just have to roll with the punches. We spent the weekend in the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park and we weren't about to let a few issues stand in the way of having a good time. We had a bit of an issue with our...
One FAST Overnight Passage As We Sailed Into The Exumas
We are seeking warming climates and sailing to the Exumas this week in order to escape the constant cold fronts of the Abacos. Today, we are stopping in Norman's Cay to go snorkeling at one of the Bahamas most famous, or infamous, spots. Details & Daily Updates 💻 Blog: www.FolsomOceanViews...
Sailors Built This PARADISE Out Of Nothing
Could you move your family to a deserted island? In 1952 Randolph Johnston did just that when he sailed from Canada to Little Harbor in the Abacos. At the time it was 100% deserted and so they moved into the caves surrounding the harbor. Eventually they built a thriving community that is still mostl...