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This Could’ve Brought Our Mast Down… So We Fixed It! Ep-211
We finally took on one of the biggest and most important upgrades you can do on a sailboat… replacing all of our standing rigging. With our rigging over 14 years old and a Pacific crossing ahead of us, this wasn’t something we were willing to risk pushing any further. Even with regular inspections,...
ROBBED AGAIN! and a visit to PRISON – OUR FINAL DAYS SAILING SOUTH AFRICA
ROBBED AGAIN! and a visit to PRISON - OUR FINAL DAYS SAILING SOUTH AFRICA We're back aboard in spectacular, windswept Hout Bay, Cape Town, wrapping up our sailing adventure through South Africa with joy, chaos, and some bittersweet goodbyes. Rob returns from New Zealand, after an emotional, o...
Did We Almost LOSE OUR MAST?!
If you enjoy this video give it a thumbs up, leave us a comment down below and be sure to subscribe to the channel! Did We Almost LOSE OUR MAST?! Did we almost lose our mast is a question that arose after a series of unexpected events. The story begins with the simple decision to buy a new head sai...
Changing All Our Rigging A Week Before We Cross the Pacific!! – (Episode 221)
We have an extended episode this week as Jonas Berg, one of the owners of Selden Masts flies down to Mexico to help us re-rig our lagoon 450 catamaran. The knowledge that this man shares is invaluable, and there is so much to learn from him, hence the longer video this week. SV Parlay is a hurrican...
Our Entire Mast Has To Come Down Because Of This… (Episode 220)
We have an extended episode this week as we have so much to get through! First of all we have to remove the entire mast, which we do on our own without a rigger. Then we have to cut out the compression post and get a new one made. This all came about because we actually found a crack in our rigging ...