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Part 25 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Ashley and I sail to Snook's Tiki Bar, catch fish, meet a fellow Odin owner, fly the drone and party on the docks. Live music fills the air as underwater lights set the stage for laughing and fun. The se...
Part 23 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Ashley and I meet the coolest people on the docks of Gilbert's Resort! There's a lot of laughing as everyone gets to know one another. Dinner at the tiki bar is filled with conversation and more laughter. ...
Part 22 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Ashley and I dock our sailboat at Gilbert's Resort to find rock and roll music, a good time, party atmosphere and dancing with a beach! We meet with family and make new friends.
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Part 21 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. After skinny dipping in the clear, green water of Elliott Key, Ashley and I set sail for Key Largo. Stiff winds make for an exciting sail through narrow passages and under a bridge.
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Part 20 of a Series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We capture a drone crash after fighting a large fish! Ashley and I show the beauty of Elliott Key on land, in the air and on the crystal clear green water.
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Part 19 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. After our most epic sail to date, we motor to 20 knots with our water ballast trailer sail boat. Adams Key in the Biscayne Bay is a beautiful location to anchor for the night. United States military fighte...
Part 18 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Ashley refuses to put clothes on as the wind builds. Our water ballast trailer sailboat is maxed out on full sails. Local fisherman give advice about water depth near Boca Chita and Elliott key.
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Part 17 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Navigating into the Hawk Channel outside Boca Chita Key and Elliot Key, Ashley and I discuss navigational buoys while she soaks up the sun. Nudity on our sail boat is common as we are naturists and this is ...
Part 15 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We sail through Stiltsville using our spinnaker. Anticipation builds as we continue to fish while we sail. The wind begins to build, so I take down the spinnaker single handed. Ashley unfurls the head sai...
Part 12 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We Sail in open water for the FIRST time! The wind is strong enough on Biscayne Bay to reef the main sail. Ashley and I reflect on our decision to reef and footage from that epic sail is fast forwarded. We...
Part 11 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We sail past Tequesta Point Miami and sail under the William Powell bridge! Overcome with joy and excitement, I realize this is the best sailing day of our lives! Previously unreleased drone footage and a ...
Part 9 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We cruise our sailboat past the largest sloop sailboat in the world M5! Mega yachts Mylin IV, Kamalaya and Sea Fair Miami are also highlighted. We see our first bottlenose dolphins of the trip and recall a ...
Part 8 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We anchor our trailer sail boat in very shallow water on the beach of Pace Picnic Island in Miami. I rename it "Party Island". We walk the beach and take in the view. After the party people leave, we have ...
Part 7 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We pull anchor and set sail! Light winds make it a challenge, but we sail under a bridge with little room for error! The Intracoastal Waterway in Miami is busy with huge yachts. We discover a convenient wa...
Part 6 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Anchored on an island beach in Miami Fl, we speak to everyone that walks by. Some hilarious conversations are caught on film. A manatee is captured on drone footage. Big thanks to Wes "Snipes" for the ba...
Part 5 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We anchor the sailboat at Beer Can Island, aka Raccoon Island in north Miami. Raccoons are so brave (and hungry) that they will swim to boats and climb on board. Ashley and I reminisce about a previous adv...
Part 4 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We launch the Sail Boat at Haulover Beach Florida. After pulling away from the dock, we set the sails and head south. Ashley and I reflect on what a productive year 2018 was. After our shake down sail, we...
Sailing on a gusty day. We reef the sails and still enjoy good boat speed. The weather is hot, so Ashley decides to use our new outdoor shower to cool off. We now have a drone and show some footage over Lake Wylie. Looking forward to the beautiful foota...
Popular sailing vlogs have inspired us to buy a sailboat. We learned how to sail and are motivated to do more by watching YouTube. I sail single handed on Lake Wylie in the Carolina's and reflect on those that have influenced us with video. Ashley shows...
Ride along on our sailboat! We dock it to fuel up at the Marina. Next, we anchor Mediterranean style at a local "party" island where we unload sound equipment. We turn up the volume and perform an impromptu concert for the unsuspecting island beach goers...
I practice sailing close to shore when a surprise storm forces a decision to either continue sailing, or run for cover. The song is by Bill Gillenwater. Please consider buying the song, then continue to shop:
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Finding the limits of our new sailboat. The right wind makes for exciting sailing! Ashley and I discuss my social habits. Four different conversations happen with random people on Lake Wylie in Charlotte NC.
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In a future episode, we will show how we prepared the sailboat for Hurricane Florence. Until then, enjoy an encounter with a local legendary sailor.
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A family of fishermen are stranded with no working engine on a pontoon boat. After I demonstrate a heave-to, I float near them to see if they want my assistance. I tow them safely to a dock, but to get them to their final destination, I flag down another...
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