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We Wanted a Different Life… This Is Where It Took Us
We left Idaho looking for a different life. We had no idea that decision would eventually take our family across the Caribbean, through the Panama Canal, across the Pacific Ocean and all the way to French Polynesia. This week, the weather kept us sitting still in Tahiti—and for once, that gave us a...
We’re Ready… But We Can’t Leave Yet | Pacific Crossing
For the first time in months, Big Lost is finally ready. The projects are finished. The boat is provisioned. Everything we’ve been working toward is complete. But instead of leaving Panama and beginning our Pacific crossing, we find ourselves doing something we didn’t expect… Waiting. Waiting for ou...
RIDICULOUS Anchor Fees! Would you pay? SV Delos Ep 373
We're about to visit the most expensive place in the entire world we’ve ever been charged to drop our hook. Normally anchoring is free, or a few dollars at most. But we're heard of a super remote and well preserved island in Panama that charges ridiculous fees of hundreds of dollars per ...
GIGANTIC Mahi-Mahi! Babes & Fishing 😉 SV Delos EP 372
Go to to get a 1 year supply of Vitamin D + 5 individual travel packs FREE with your first purchase. Untie from the dock, set up the deep sea fishing gear, and point the bow at the horizon. It feels amazing to be back in the Pacific Ocean! Moments after setting out we find Delos surrounded by 4 w...
BUCKET LIST- Welcome to the Pacific!!! (Panama Canal Part 2 of 2) SV Delos Ep 371
Imagine being woken up by Howler Monkeys in the middle of a man-made lake in the Panama Canal, then going for a swim in the crocodile infested waters! In part 1 of our Panama Canal mini-series we learned how the incredible locking system raises gigantic ships, and small sailboats, to 85 feet above ...