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Our last day in St. Croix is spent preparing for our 400 mile sail to Grenada. We get Jetty's health certificate from the vet, fuel/water up in Christiansted Harbor, Provision, and do some laundry. Our last long Caribbean sail for a while!
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Boating and boat life is about freedom and getting away from the constraints of city life. However when we take our floating home into a city, things take a turn for the worse. This week in our canal boat life series, we're passing through the centre of Toulouse, which marks the junction betwee...
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 this summer that we got behind on the dog groo...
On this episode of Sailing on a Whim, we have yet another boat project fail as we attempt to complete the installation of our solar panels and try to finish some of our final projects before heading off to go cruising!
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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 tarp up. We get ready to do an overnigh...
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In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we arrive to the island of Simeulue in Indonesia. The island is governed by Sharia law and as we know this is the law of the qaran, we do not know what it means for tourists. To be on the safe side Bonita is well covered on arriva...
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 another Lagoon 410 catamaran. We finally anc...
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 it means. We also discuss why we chose Honolu...
Welcome back! We finally continue with the Greece Story. And it is a good one, because we are visiting the famous (and magical) Donkey Island aka Hydra! Which is only the best island in Greece. They actually had a lot more cats than donkeys, just so many cats! Maybe cat island fits better.. But it 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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It can be super hard on your relationship to live on a boat. Some cold hard truth...
In this episode of Sailing Nandji, some cold hard truth. Relationships ain't easy on a boat. Sailing to super remote places like the islands off of Indonesia requires a solid relationship. We live in a small ...
The projects continue on our new Bristol 41.1. Things get wet when a huge rain storm moves through and we finally get the new injection pump installed.
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The Miserable Mile is a stretch of super busy waterway near Ft Myers with an incredibly narrow channel. Powerboats fly this way and that, wakes churn the water, and straying from the channel even a few feet means running hard aground. In short, it’s quite aptly named!
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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 sail through the Chesapeake Bay working ou...
We find a shipwreck of a tug boat with some crazy life below the surface! We have been so amazed by the freediving in the Virgin Islands! How do you think this tug got there?!
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Boat salvage on the beautiful island. We continue to sail the Med Elbe, Ponza & Giglio.We visit Anzio, and Porta Roma.
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After 10 days of sailing from SC to Fl, we finally make it to our destination in Riviera Beach, FL but not before both of our engines stop working and we get caught in a 30 knot squall. Once we arrive to the boatyard we get ready to bottom paint the catamaran ourselves, we remove the boot stripe an...
We get to work cleaning and prepping the new boat for launching. The new owner of Windover comes over for a visit, we visit Bacons in Annapolis to learn some sail repair techniques and finally splash the new Bristol for the first time in four years.
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Welcome to our TINY FLOATING HOME. Today we give you a tour of our 30-year-old performance sailing catamaran. Her name is Adrenaline and she is a 1988 Crowther Spindrift Catamaran. We have spent uncountable hours getting her in tip-top shape. We are proud of how far she has come and cannot wait to c...
We continue our passage from South Carolina to Florida in our sailing catamaran and during our passage we find a massive 600ft capsized cargo ship in Brunswick, GA and as we're leaving the bay our starboard engine fails and turns off because the belt was destroyed... As we arrive to Florida we ...
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Last week we all saw Brittni puke up dinner on the passage to Croatia, so this week we arrive into Cavtat dropping our anchor for the first time to do a mediterranean mooring! We arrived around midnight with n...
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In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we head to the city of Sibolga on the West Coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. We head into this city which is far from a tourist destination and are greeted and followed by many curious kids. With our jobs done, it is back...
Storms are scary on a boat. Your entire home rocks around like a whirly-gig, and you’re never quite sure if it’s going to stay put, or go careening off and crash into rocks, land, or another boat! Up until now, we’ve been securely tied to a dock whenever a storm has hit. This is our first time at an...
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