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Hours before leaving the dock, we find an unpleasant surprise... We then sail to Port Renfrew BC to make our way towards the BIG LEFT! Offshore sailing here we come!!!
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The final days of our transatlantic crossing from the Caribbean to the Azores Islands, Portugal! The North Atlantic isn't going to make it too easy for us as we fight to stay on course for the last few days. The current and the waves are not Jibsea friendly! Our Hunter Passage 42 eventually anc...
Days 11-13 of our west to east transatlantic passage in our 1990 Hunter Passage sailboat. We're more than halfway to the Azores, Portugal Islands. As the weather changes, we trying to manage our house battery levels and fuel in some less than comfortable sailing conditions.
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Days 8-10 of our west to east transatlantic passage in our 1990 Hunter Passage sailboat. We're halfway to the Azores, Portugal Islands and we hop off the b...
Days 4-7 of our west to east North Atlantic Crossing in our 1990 Hunter Passage Sailboat from St. Martin to the Azores, Portugal Islands. We had a bit of a scare when Steph gets injured. A big realization that it is just us two out here in the middle of no where.
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We depart from St. Martin in our 1990 Hunter Passage 42 monohull sailboat to commence our west to east transatlantic passage to the Azores, Portugal Islands. It's early on in our passage and we take you along days 1-3 where we've already lost our buddy boat, our IridiumGo mail is not worki...
This week we sailed from No Name Harbor to St. Augustine! With light winds and calm seas, we thoroughly enjoyed a relaxing 3 day + 2 night passage with a quick pit stop for fuel in Cape Canaveral.
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What are your 2022 sailing plans?! Whatever they are, this episode will help you plan a cruise or an offshore passage. See below for timestamps.
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SAILING SOUTH! Our Longest OFFSHORE PASSAGE Yet (On Our Own) | Harbors Unknown Ep. 51
This week we’re embarking on our longest #offshorepassage EVER on our own on our Seawind 1600 catamaran. We're #sailing south from Solomons Island to Norfolk, Virginia then on to Charleston, South Carolina an...
Day 1 at Sea! It's time to put civilization behind us and some miles under the keel! Our destination is the Ragged Islands, Bahamas some 600NM west of our current position. This passage is the culmination of months of planning and dreaming and we're as nervous as we are excited about get...
It’s hard to believe that after 3.5 years, this will be our final passage in our beloved Pearson 367, Varuna! After sailing 2600 miles from Hawaii, we close in on our final destination in Washington State, reflecting on the passage before making landfall in Port Angeles.
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How many different types of weather can you encounter over the course of a week at sea? We experience quite a few in the North Pacific, from flat glassy calm, to blustery and choppy with mist, fog, sun and everything in between. We also go on a fishing streak, hauling in lots of albacore to keep u...
Being able to avoid bad weather is a key when it comes to a safe passage. In this episode, we share what we use to get the right weather forecast, get email, and make phone calls while offshore. This is DAY 3 of our North Atlantic Crossing
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Since we bought Atticus, we've dreamed of sailing to Panama to transit the Panama Canal and cross the Pacific. We've come a long way since our first fiberglass fix, our first passage, our first storm and our first argument as captain and mate. In this episode, we finally sail to Panama and...
We set off on our second passage from Hawaii to Washington, this time with just the two of us sailing Varuna, our Pearson 367. Departing Oahu, we sail north with some incredible scenery on the horizon, but soon we find some unexpected things in the ocean.
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When you take big jumps offshore as opposed to a couple of nights here and there, overall travel time is reduced but preparing for the passage takes longer. To prepare for our planned 10 - 12 day sail north we’ll need to provision, get fuel, prepare meals, check the rig, research immigration policy ...
We're off to Cuba on our longest passage yet! After multiple watches, the days start to blur together and we ease into the passage making groove. We encounter some issues which make for a more challenging passage than expected.
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We've got a LONG list of to do's to get Atticus ready for our Offshore Passage to Cuba. Provisioning, cleaning the bottom, withdrawing cash, checking out of the country, filling up on gas, diesel & water, AND inspecting the rig- so much to do, and so little time!
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200 nautical mile offshore voyage from Charleston, South Carolina to St. Augustine, Florida on our Catalina 30 sailboat. This was the furthest offshore we have been on Whisper and was quite the passage through the Savannah, Georgia shipping traffic, offshore unlit navy lights, many dolphins followin...
We go overnight, offshore from Cape Fear, North Carolina to Charleston, South Carolina in our Catalina 30 sailboat. This passage was around 130 nautical miles. Was not the easiest passage but we got it done and it got us further along running from the cold.
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Desiree and the Sail Libra crew sail into a storm, the result of an ugly cold front, tether into the cockpit, and wait to see what unfolds. While they're beating into 40 knot winds, the bilge alarm goes off, indicating that water is somehow getting into the boat in large quantities. The crew at...
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In this video we head offshore in our sailboat from Beaufort, North Carolina to head to Wrightsville Beach or Masonboro inlet. I feel this passage really got the offshore juices flowing and we kept it up from here...
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