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Need to drill a big hole?... BORING! That's right, we are final to the point of boring out the stern post for our prop shaft. We were very much looking forward to this set up and seeing how this works.
We put together a setup that included a long boring ...
Completing Arabella's hull is something we are eagerly striving for. With this installment we cross a milestone in that goal. All of Arabella's frames that can currently go in, are finally installed. Once we have completed the planking process, the last...
One of the great parts of boatbuilding (or maybe the hardest part about learning boatbuilding?!) is that there are many different ways to do things. And they are all correct!
Steaming in Arabella's frames is a good example of this. All her framing so far...
There is a fine art to planking a boat and we certainly are learning that by putting on Arabella's Garboard. This is one of the hardest planks to fit, but that just means it is a perfect test for us to learn the intricacies of planking.
Arabella is going ...
n Chapter 7 we depart from Waterford New York, and enter the Erie Barge Canal, traveling 40 miles upstream through locks E2 to E10, stopping for the night at the town of Amsterdam's River Link Park.
Departing Amsterdam we lock through E11 just upstream fr...
In chapter 2 we depart from Port Mouton on Nova Scotia's South Shore and motor sail 40 miles to Shelburne, we arrive in time to enjoy their founders days celebrations.
The next leg of our journey sees of depart from Shelburne Nova Scotia and sail out to ...
In Chapter 6 we depart Manhattan on the first leg of our 135 mile journey up the Hudson River and motor 60 miles up stream to Cornwall-on-Hudson New York.
The next leg sees us motoring another 60 miles up the beautiful Hudson River Valley to Catskill Cree...
In chapter 5 we depart Newport Rhode Island and sail West on Block Island Sound to West Harbor on Fishers Island New York, to anchor overnight.
On the following day we start out up Long Island Sound in blustery conditions, and sail 60 miles to Port Jeffer...
After completing repairs to the boats electrical system, we depart Marina Bay at midday for Scitutate Harbor, a short sail of about 30 miles, entering the harbour in the midst of a thunderstorm.
Departing from Scituate we sail south on Cape Cod Bay and en...
After our 55 hour crossing of the Gulf of Maine we entered Boston Harbour near Little Brewster Island, and took the Narrows passage to the main shipping channel,
President Roads. We then made our way to Charlestown near the Navy Yards to tie up at Pier 8 a...
In chapter 1 of down east circle part 6, Jayne and I launch our Niagara 35 sloop Phantasia II in St. Margarets Bay Nova Scotia, we then sail south west to the La Have Islands which we visited previously in down east circle part 5.
With Phanty's jib and st...
Riding out one of the bigger gales we have experienced at anchor on our sailboat. We have experienced higher winds but this was a long period of strong sustained winds. Quite the experience.
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Someone's getting married!!! We sail to Montauk on the East end of Long Island for an awesome wedding at the Montauk Yacht Club. We don't clean up often but when we do... we get the fancy clothes wet (at least Billy does)... Congrats Chris and Jackie we ha...
Showing the end of the sailing season up north and pushing forward with our goals.
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This video reviews the types of sailing ropes used on our sailboat and why each type has been chosen. Note: after feedback and discussion I plan to use 3/8" VPC to replace the main halyard rather than T-900.
We met up with a new friend Taylor and saw what they were up to at MBL propagating octopus for researchers, checked out the woods hole aquarium, got a work out in, and were soon underway to our next stop Newport, RI!
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http://tulasendlesssummer.com/shop-tula/ Nantucket was a blast but we had a small window of beautiful weather that we had to take advantage of before it started to blow hard again. We cruised towards Woods Hole, MA and picked up a mooring in Hadley Harbor....
http://tulasendlesssummer.com/shop-tula/ It was smooth sailing to Nantucket Harbor where we found it pretty much empty for the off-season. Even this time of year Nantucket is absolutely beautiful and took our time exploring a bit including heading to the w...
It was a quick trip from Cuttyhunk, through a cut called "Quicks Hole" (with a crazy current), across Vineyard Sound into a little fishing town called Menemsha. We had extremely calm seas and a nice sunny day once the fog lifted. Menemsha (on the Northwest...
Cuttyhunk is such a cool little island only about 2 miles long by 1 mile wide. There were only a handful of people around while we explored Cuttyhunk this beautiful late September day. We found some fun waves to ourselves until a seal showed up! Later in t...
We had an absolute perfect day cruising from Block Island to Cuttyhunk. We scored some amazing surf as we were leaving Block Island and seas were glassy from there. Cuttyhunk is a small island in the chain of Elizabeth Islands off Massachusetts. It was mag...
We've been wicked busy this summer! As we say in the video, we got invited to the International Maritime Film Festival in Bucksport ME for the weekend of September 29th to October 1st. This should be so much fun. If you are considering going, go can fin...
We held an Open House on May 6th 2017 to celebrate getting the keel timber, Steve's birthday and get help moving the keel timber into the boathouse. It was really an amazing day that we will never forget and we look forward to sharing this project with ma...
It is such a different experience watching back one of Lou's edits when I haven't been there for any of the filming. Yesterday, I arrived at Lou's home in New Hampshire and was so eager to see what he had captured for this week's snippet and like always I ...
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