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As we sail north from BC's Gulf Islands toward Desolation Sound, we stop at several beautiful harbours along the way. But we'll always remember one particular harbour for something very sad that happened while we we were there. In this episode, we're joine...
After numerous setbacks and complications, we FINALLY get a crane into the yard to remove the mast. Logan also builds a pretty sweet mast cart so we can move the mast around with just the two of us.
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2:05 Dropping the Mast
4:43 Building a Ma...
The first video of our summer sailing adventures to Desolation Sound in British Columbia, Canada. After a months of planning and prepping we finally untie the lines and set sail. First stop, the incredible Hornby Island, a boaters paradise!
After struggling to make our Torqueedo electric outboard motor work for us, we decide to buy a gas powered one, and don't waste any time using it to do the exploring we had been missing with the Torqueedo! Welcome to the Wayward family Yamaha 9.9hp 4 strok...
In this video, I discuss Sea Dream Of Clyde's trip to the boat yard, and share a few tips that worked really well for me. Once back in the water, I sail south back to Cowichan Bay from Nanaimo under some surprisingly pleasant winds and seas. The transit go...
With Sea Dream of Clyde positioned in Nanaimo ahead of a visit to the shipyard, I took the opportunity to head to Dogfish Bay, which is one of my favorite anchorage in Gulf Islands. Decent sailing out of the gate was made even better when a pod of transien...
Sea Dream of Clyde's shipyard date in Nanaimo was coming up, so I took advantage of a forecasted southerly blow and well timed northerly flowing flood current to sail 35 miles north from Cowichan Bay to Nanaimo Harbour where I was hauling out.
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This episode is all about what it is like to be at anchor in a storm! join us as we cruise the wast coast of Canada in winter.
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We sail our new boat home from Canoe Cove Marina in Sidney, BC. On our way home we sail by a massive pod of sea lions right after we passing through Dodds Narrow at slack tide. We make it home to Stones Marina in Nanaimo just before dark. We couldn't have ...
We finally move aboard our Ontario 32 Sailboat and celebrate with a dinghy adventure to Newcastle Island, and with some fun snorkelling and freediving.
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For Michelle’s 30th birthday, we decided to head to Newcastle Island and Protection Island (I say the wrong name in the video-sorry!). On the adventure we reef our main sail for the first time, find an owl in the woods, see some deer and hang out with s...
Mike and Jacquie leave Vancouver, BC and head south "till the Butter Melts". This s the first episode of their multi year adventure sailing from Vancouver, BC to Mexico and beyond. In this episode we leave Vancouver which has been our home from more than ...
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If it wasn't for our friends Franz & Penny and the Visa we might have skipped Nanaimo. Which would be too sad because it is an awesome little city! Yes you heard right! I finally got my new VISA.
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In this episode I travel a short distance from Nanaimo Harbour to Silva Bay, then give you guys a little video montage of the area.
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In this episode I have a quick look around Nanaimo' waterfront and old downtown core then head over to Newcastle Island. Finally I meet some friends over for dinner at the Dingy Dock Pub.
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In this episode I continue my way onto Nanaimo after getting through Porlier Passage and Dodd Narrows.
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Continuing from Port Hardy to Comox and on to Nanaimo taking advantage of the tides and currents.To view the complete series "Williwa - Down the Inside Passage"- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYi0ZDWfmQxHFUVo16vwHLd-uSiQposEP
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