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We finally got the motor started and we head off the dock and into the lake for Tarka's first sail. It was a perfect sunny day and we couldn't be happier!!
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Our 3 month sailing hiatus has come to an end as we prepare to set sail for our season 2 adventures aboard WE|Sail. We set sail from Rio Dulce in Guatemala and head for the port town of Livingston to check out and finally smell the salty air.
The last few months being tucked away in Rio Dulce was ...
Exactly one week from launch Parlay gets some last minute jobs done as she prepares to be splashed. We primer and antifoul her hull, re-bed some windows, shim out rudder bearings amongst many other jobs required in her final week...
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 450 Catamaran bought ...
We get a bunch of jobs done in this episode including installing underwater lights, unblocking bilge pumps, replacing sail drive lower seals, color matching gelcoat, then finally spraying the transom of Parlay. We are scheduled to launch her in just over a week so it is well and truly crunch time. J...
On this episode of WE| Sail, we venture back out into the heart of Guatemala's rainforests and jungles to explore some extremely beautiful remote regions.
First up is Semuc Champey, and area with blue green waterfalls, deep hidden caves, and stunning beauty in all directions. After a rough bus...
Boat work with an 8 month old is published in virtually real time from Luckyfish in Rio Dulce Guatemala. Stew paints the side decks and gets on with the host of loose ends that accompany hardstand life. Zaya juggles being a Mum and an Admiral as Leo makes a few cameo's this week.
Watch the Luc...
In this episode Captain Colin gets an incredible surprise visit from his sister Monica for his birthday! But the show must go on, as they tackle job after job on their hurricane damaged catamaran to prepare for splashing the boat in the next few weeks.
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 4...
Wharram Pahi 42 Project Boat Tour features Caleb and family's soon to be beautiful again Pahi 42. The Pahi's seem mysterious to many, with their graceful upturned ends. They are head turners in every anchorage which reflects their feminine lines. Is a project boat for you? Zaya introduces ...
On this episode of WE|Sail, we take a break from sailing for a few months while hiding out from hurricanes in Guatemala, so we do as much exploring inland as we can, starting with a beautiful little place called Antigua. This quaint little town is centrally located and absolutely covered with color ...
SV Parlay finally gets a fresh layer of gelcoat in Guatemala! All of her scars from Hurricane Irma slowly get covered up, and she starts to look like a new boat again!
We will take a break for a week before getting back into the weekly episodes next year, so hope everyone has a Merry Xmas, and a h...
We pack all our stuff up in the 4Runner and head out from Colorado, down the Mexican coast to Rio Dulce, Guatemala to get to our dream sailboat that we just bought. It's a tough go of it, though. Bee has a little meltdown about driving through Mexico, we pay a couple bribes and then finally we ...
In this episode we make a non-skid mold to re-make our sugar scoop steps on our Lagoon 450 hurricane damaged catamaran. We also announce the winner of our Patreon free sail competition in Panama, and get one step closer to being able to spray the entire hulls with fresh gelcoat!
SV Parlay is a hurr...
Leo looks at Luckyfish for the first time, Caleb shows us a neat trick to cut dyneema netting, Zaya shows Leo how to head bang to Mongolian rock and Stew makes some progress preparing the boat for the new season.
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As we come to the end of our first sailing, cruising season, we approach the mouth of the Rio Dulce in Guatemala. Here, WE will spend the next three months tucked away in this cruiser haven and hurricane hole.
We check out of Belize and arrive to the port town of Livingston, where we check into th...
We return to Luckyfish in Guatemala after 16 months in one of the harshest climates for wooden boats. A question we get asked quite a bit by folks looking at buying second hand Wharrams is what are the main places to inspect for wood rot? and Stew runs through the list in this video. We take a peek ...
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In this episode we continue fixing our hurricane damaged boat in Guatemala, where we find an unexpected guest in amongst our lines. We also say farewell to the one and only Noodles, ...
Deciding to cook a 120lbs pig for the non profit organisation called Casa Guatemala, meant we had a big task on our hands. We managed to feed over 100 people here in Rio Dulce, and raised a few hundred dollars for the charity, which goes quite a long way here in Guatemala. We used a rotisserie spit ...
The boys start to gelcoat their hurricane damaged lagoon 450 this week as the fairing process begins. They also find time to cruise up the Rio Dulce in Guatemala with friends, and welcome 2 new crew members into the team.
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 450 Catamaran bought in Tortola,...
After working full time for 5 weeks straight on our hurricane damaged catamaran, grinding fibreglass in the Guatemalan heat, we take a well deserved boys trip to El Tunco, in El Salvador, where we make a bunch of new friends and surf local spots Bocana, Bocanita, Sunzal and Punta Roca. We then get b...
In this episode we give you a bit more for close up look at the interaction between the crew, and Colin opens up about what it means to have his 2 friends helping him out in the shipyard. They use up all of their balsa core, so they switch to honeycomb which his readily available here in Guatemala, ...
In this episode you get an in depth look at the issues we have been facing with our hurricane damaged catamaran (2012 Lagoon 450). What appears to be fairly minor surface damage turns out to be rotten, wet, balsa core, and it ALL has to come out. You can see the heat exhaustion and frustration kick ...
In this episode the boys start fairing this particular section of the hull of Parlay, using gelcoat mixed with polyester resin and cabosil filler. This then has to be sanded with long boards to keep the shape of the hull. But we keep at it, with a smile on our faces, as we look forward to seeing her...
In this episode we continue to tear the boat apart as we find more and more rotten and wet balsa core. We work step by step following our supervisors instructions, to slowly attack one section of the boat at a time...
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 450 Catamaran bought in Tortola, BVI...
After sailing all the way to Rio Dulce, in Guatemala, this Hurricane damaged catamaran finally gets hauled out a year and a half after Irma, to get repaired properly once a for all. The boys waste no time getting covered in fibreglass dust, and have a huge week grinding and tearing the boat apart.
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