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Dribs and Drabs….. Seriously…. Episode 30
A Life Awry Sailing
Dribs and Drabs….. Seriously…. Episode 30
Join us this week, Bryce leaves, Kieran climbs Queenslands highest Peek Mount Bartle Frere, and we finish off the old coach road. Oh yea we got super lazy with the filming so apologies for the dribs and drabs of footage. We promise Leeann will be back ne...
Falling in Love with Australia’s WILD Untouched Island (Expedition Drenched S2 Ep6)
Expedition Drenched
Falling in Love with Australia’s WILD Untouched Island (Expedition Drenched S2 Ep6)
In this episode we explore Hitchinbrook island National Park on the east side of Australia. It’s beautiful hikes and waterfalls are exactly what we needed. You can find out more about the artist here https://www.underwatersculpture.com/?doing_wp_cron=1...
Worlds NEWEST Underwater ART Museum (Expedition Drenched S02 Ep5)
Expedition Drenched
Worlds NEWEST Underwater ART Museum (Expedition Drenched S02 Ep5)
We had the honor of diving the worlds Newest Underwater Sculpture Museum before it opened, give this beauty a couple of years and after some coral planting it will really come to life. You can find out more about the artist here https://www.underwaterscul...
Ep 227 | We’re Off! Day One and Our Shakedown Cruise to the Great Barrier Reef, Sailing Whitsundays
Life in a Nutshell
Ep 227 | We’re Off! Day One and Our Shakedown Cruise to the Great Barrier Reef, Sailing Whitsundays
It’s day one and we head to the public jetty to fill Nutshell with water and give her a final wash-down before heading off on our sail to the Great Barrier Reef. It’s a shakedown cruise for us to make sure that Nutty is safe and ready for our imminent...
Bush fires on the Old Coach Road – Episode 29
A Life Awry Sailing
Bush fires on the Old Coach Road – Episode 29
Join us this week when we tackle the old coach road, with our sites set on Maytown. We get surrounded in Bush Fires and the poor Prado gets a little more damage crawling over some rocky track. If you missed the last video, you can check it out here https:...
Wallaby’s Down Under want your Attention! 🦘(Expedition Drenched S02Ep4)
Expedition Drenched
Wallaby’s Down Under want your Attention! 🦘(Expedition Drenched S02Ep4)
Ahoy crew are you ready for your heart to melt? We are on Magnetic Island at the Wallaby sanctuary learning about the little guys and all the struggles they face. Adorbs is an understatement! CHECK: 👉Web: https://expeditiondrenched.org 👉Patreon: h...
Drop Bears? The Koalas DEADLY Cousin 🐨 (Expedition Drenched S02Ep3)
Expedition Drenched
Drop Bears? The Koalas DEADLY Cousin 🐨 (Expedition Drenched S02Ep3)
This week we take you to show some of Australia’s unique wildlife. An enchanted butterfly forest, koalas & were heading back to the Yongala ship wreck and this time were bringing friends along for the ride! CHECK: 👉Web: https://expeditiondrench...
Cape Flattery and the most epic campsite!! – Episode 28
A Life Awry Sailing
Cape Flattery and the most epic campsite!! – Episode 28
Well Speaking of slack video releases, this footage is from back in August 2018, but the good news is that it's finally here. Kieran's Brother Bryce has joined the adventure whilst Leeann is in Ireland visiting family. We decide to leave the camper in sto...
Deadly Sea Snakes Infested our Shipwreck! We’re Sailing Again! (Expedition Drenched S02Ep3)
Expedition Drenched
Deadly Sea Snakes Infested our Shipwreck! We’re Sailing Again! (Expedition Drenched S02Ep3)
In this episode, we depart from Cairns, clean Sylfias Hull, and dive to the Historic Yongala Ship Wreck that sank from a cyclone. She’s covered in venomous sea snakes & some of the biggest fish we’ve seen. CHECK: 👉Web: https://expeditiondrench...
Ep 226 | Rejuvenated Cockpit, Mould Removal, Sailing Nutshell, Australia
Life in a Nutshell
Ep 226 | Rejuvenated Cockpit, Mould Removal, Sailing Nutshell, Australia
It’s only a matter of days now before we sail away on Nutshell. There’s still so much to do but we have decided that we are just going to go and we’ll work out the details along the way! Like they say, sailing is just fixing things in exotic locatio...
SAILING AUSTRALIA | how not to throw a spinnaker S1CH.11
Slim & Soph - Sailing Nakama
SAILING AUSTRALIA | how not to throw a spinnaker S1CH.11
Our first time throwing our spinnaker, we don't know whether it is asymmetrical or symmetrical, there is only one way to find out. So up she goes. We're learning by doing and we are doing what we can, how not to throw a spinnaker. We leave Brisbane, it's ...
LIVING OFF WHAT WE CATCH 🌴  In the Wildest Parts of Australia (Ep. 3)
Back 2 Basics Adventures
LIVING OFF WHAT WE CATCH 🌴 In the Wildest Parts of Australia (Ep. 3)
The kayaking trip to the northern most tip of Australian continues. We arrive at a sand cay (was super windy so apologies for the audio), catch & cook on the fire, get one of the best sunsets of the trip, cook a "Wongai Plum" damper and continually le...
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE NEED SPACE? living aboard a 10 metre sailboat S1CH.9
Slim & Soph - Sailing Nakama
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE NEED SPACE? living aboard a 10 metre sailboat S1CH.9
Um can I come back aboard now? We head up through the back channels of the Gold Coast, weaving through houseboats, ducking underneath powerlines and almost crashing another drone. Making it into Moreton Bay, we head to Peel Island before Soph makes Slim g...
Ep 221 | Exploring Cid Harbour and a Confused Sail to Shaw Island, Sailing Whitsundays, Australia
Life in a Nutshell
Ep 221 | Exploring Cid Harbour and a Confused Sail to Shaw Island, Sailing Whitsundays, Australia
While we wait out the bad weather, we take the opportunity to look around Cid Harbour. We take Peanut out along the banks to explore the beautiful scenery. We find so many waterfalls which are abundant due to the days and days of relentless rain. We can...
SURVIVING ON COCONUTS, FISH & WILD NATIVE PLUMS  🥥 🌴  (Kayaking The Wild Ep: 2)
Back 2 Basics Adventures
SURVIVING ON COCONUTS, FISH & WILD NATIVE PLUMS 🥥 🌴 (Kayaking The Wild Ep: 2)
For water, we carried 25 litres each in the back hatch of our kayaks, which had to be carefully rationed as we were uncertain where the next water source was coming from. Coconuts proved a good replacement and we drank as many as we could, when we could. I...