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We finally left Suriname, no more muddy toilets. We had a very smooth downwind 6 day sail all the way to Grenada, even caught a fish!! We still not sure what type of fish it was, so please comment.
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Bending a sail means securing/rigging a sail to the spars. We get a majority of the lines, shackles, and blocks situated. Garrett hoists the mainsail so many times, trying to beat his reefing times, I lost count. Like a child again the joy is clear. Apologies for all the wind noise. I did my best to...
Sails, weight, props, and technique...these make the biggest difference in handling and performance on a catamaran. Learned a huge lesson working with a sailmaker to design a sail for our cat, and things don’t go well. Ever wondered what an additional 1000 lbs does to the waterline of a catamaran? P...
We unveil the mainsail! Mike did such an amazing job and I’m putting together a tip for him if you’d like to donate you can go here: and just make sure to write a note telling me that’s where you’d like it to go. I know this year has been extremely hard for so many and we just want to spread the lo...
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Nutshell gets hauled out of the water and is given a good clean.
It’s time to dig deep to find our painting supplies in the starboard aft cabin, ‘the shed’.
Magnus goes about checking the through hull and finds that the one in the gallery has corroded away and is only begin attached t...
With our sails coming to the end of their lives and needing regular minor repairs we have recently been aware that we probably need to address this issue especially for when we are in the Kimberley, which is a very remote location.
We have also been deciding whether to change a few things in our sa...
If you have ever asked yourself: "What are the different types of sail cloth?" then this is the video for you!
We will be discussing the advantages and disadvantages of different types of commonly used sail cloth materials. We will look at which sail types benefit from the different cloths...
Today, we take a look at the quality of our new mainsail. Then we head to the boatyard to refurbish our old battens and work on a couple of side projects before returning to Temptress and wrapping up this project!
Note: This is the third and final part of this series. To see the whole series, use ...
Our mainsail was cut to ribbons in July after getting blasted with a 50k squall.
In this video we bend on our new mainsail. We were very concerned about whether it would fit or not. After all sending it back to Hong Kong from the Dominican Republic would be difficult in the extreme.
To avoid iss...
Our mainsail was cut to ribbons in July after getting blasted with a 50k squall. When we arrived in Luperon, we measured our main and ordered a new one from China. In this video, we unbox it to take a look at the workmanship, take off the old sail, and prep the boom and sail cover.
To avoid issues ...
Just another day at the office sailing around the world. Here I go over a quick mainsail reefing.
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Welcome to Episode 22 of Carpe Diem Sailing and Part 11 of our Learn to Sail Series. In this video I go over the steps for lowering the mainsail, with an emphasis on safety and efficiency.
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We put our boat back together!!! We are almost ready to go sailing. It is November and we need to get south. Will we get back in the water and put the sails on in time to get to the Bahamas?
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Hello everyone welcome to a other part of sailing Volupia
in this video we we sail from dover with some over nighters to Hartlepool
with some new crew
visit the RNLI website and check out there stuff for sail and see the amazing stuff they do
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its still in the old boat...
2:52 Race is called
4:16 Dancing
4:53 Sailing
10:12 Compass take apart
11:06 Dancing again
Our first race on Cakewalk didn’t end up as anticipated. The winds died shortly after race started, it was called off and Karen was pissed. Steve just wanted another glass of wine. We spent the rest of the d...
Welcome to Episode 20 of Carpe Diem Sailing and Part 9 of our Learn to Sail Series. In this video I go over the steps for raising the mainsail, with an emphasis on safety and efficiency.
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2:38 Karen at the helm and dirty sails
5:22 The island
6:51 Drone shots
We sailed to the deserted islands, our dinghy actually held air. Motored it to the shore, saw some great bird footprints in the sand, flew our drone, and Karen worked on her tan lines in a more natural setting. Steve thought sh...
Karen had her new yellow bikini. Went out to the islands on our Catalina 42, wanted to test the patch on our dinghy and get some drone shots. Unfortunately, on the way out the dinghy went limp. We were disappointed since flying our drone was not an option. It could have been flown off the boat, but ...
Our mainsail was cut to ribbons in July after getting blasted with a 50k squall. We've been avoiding this day for a while, but it's time to raise it up, evaluate the situation, and take measurements for a new mainsail, so we can keep traveling.
IN THIS VIDEO:
Introduction [00:00]
What ha...
We’re sailing. Karen is looking great in her bikini. Went out on Saturday with little wind. Sunday the air picked up. Used our Kobalt drill and Winch Bit to make our winches electric. Call me lame but it's nice to use when raising the main or even trimming the genoa. Tried sailing to the island...
Hopefully this will help your difficult hoist.
Anopther way to look at it if it's really hard is that you push the sail up the mast with a hand either side and then take up the slack with the halyard.
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What is the best gift for a sailor? We pick up an entire new suit of sails for Florence and take them out for a test sail just in time for our next big ocean crossing. Mainsail, Genoa, Staysail and...
Last week we rebuilt the Furler, and this week we’ll rebuild the gearbox, and re-install all the parts of the Furling system back into the mast. At the end of the video I’ll give some tips that will make the your system last just a little bit longer and possibly look better for longer.. If you any...
In this Tips on Tuesday we remove the Motor, gearbox, and Furler from the mast on an Amel Super Maramu. We complete the rebuild of the furler.
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