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We’ll see you Friday for a regular episode, but we’ve had a lot of requests for less speaking, and for perhaps something with a calm pace. We won’t be changing how we’re documenting progress on Arabella, but we wanted to release a bonus video showing one particular process from beginning to end.
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SAIL LIFE - DADS point of view on a sail boat. This week's vlog is a homage to Gerben. Without Gerben we would never have discovered living at sea, our sailing life. To sail on a sail boat, that is more a sailing yacht our beneteau 57, to be a dad, and a captain is quite challenging. So in this...
CHANGING OUR CATAMARAN FOR A MONOHULL?! | Sailing A Sailboat. In today's sailing vlog, we go sailing on a monohull for the very first time, and we compare the differences between sailing a monohull vs catamaran.
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It’s time to work on the solar regulars for Nutshell. Magnus does the install and wiring and we now have high tech stuff on Nutshell!
We leave Bowen and make our way to Cape Upstart and check out the little beach and the ‘beach shacks’ which line the shore.
Then we head off to Cape Bowling Green w...
In the past, we've had a look in the garage at the piles, en masse, of the mahogany lumber that came out of Victoria, but this week's video goes through a pretty extensive and specific inventory of what we have to play with for reclaimed wood as we put the interior together.
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In this episode, we sail from Terciera to Sao Miguel in the Azores.
I (Khiara) decided to be captain for the day and as soon as we hoisted a sail, something went wrong!
After dealing with the issue in a very captainly manner, we then sailed the 90 mile stretch between the islands in beautiful but ca...
Today we moved our boat and sailed from Dartmouth to the stunning Salcombe. We actually went a bit further up river and dropped our anchor in a place known as 'The Bag', which is a short dingy ride from Salcombe, but it's much quieter too.
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Ok so we'll make it easy for you. Its a Squib. A small, two person, racing keel boat which may not look that special but they are really sweet little boats. So with a growing fleet on the river Medway we have brought an old boat to do up so that we can join in with the fun.
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WHAT'S THE CARIBBEAN LIKE? | CARIBBEAN TRAVEL VLOG 2021. We explore the best of the beautiful island of Grenada!
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What do cruiser's do with all of their time? Quite a lot as this episode demonstrates 😉. It starts out with pizza night aboard Delos. We make the dough (from scratch of course) early in the morning and as the day goes on we work on the toppings. It's a labor of love making homemade pizza b...
This is not a HOW TO video but it is an update of the things I am learning and having to learn. Things about the boat, working remotely from the boat, being a sixty-year-old trying something new, etc.
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We go ashore and explore Grassy Island and then slowly make our way up the coast to Gloucester Island.
There’s a great pub nearby at Dingo Beach, but unfortunately we can’t stop there because the tides are not in our favour.
A lovely sail…
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Until next time…
Wendy and Magnus
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A big reveal here: We have a close look, side by side, of Steve's plan for Arabella's interior laid alongside Atkins's fairly general layout he envisioned would fit the needs of most cruisers about a hundred years ago. This conversation between Steve and Satchel, our marine architect ...
Short run of merchandise available at acorntoarabella.com today: We've got planking offcuts of various sizes, frame offcuts from that closed-up port side of the boat, rejected copper rivets, and challenge coins from @SV Seeker. (Doug's launching in a couple of weeks, hope you're follo...
.I was asked recently by a group of friends what I am learning and is it difficult at my age . . so I have come up with a TOP TEN list. Actually, after I recorded I could think of dozen more.
One of the things I am learning is how to work from the boat . . . contrary to what many think, I am not r...
Warning: this not the happiest of videos. One morning, following a gale the night before, I discovered a Grey Heron entangled in my backstay. Another Heron, likely its partner, watched from the treetops across the cove and sometimes circled overhead watching our rescue operation.
Herons are cheri...
The pesky, dangerous maple that serves as an anchor for the boathouse comes down in this episode, and Steve (who has worked in the past as an arborist, and of course, felled the trees for the lumber in Arabella) goes through a couple of specifics about how to safely drop large limbs from a tree, mak...
We leave the Great Barrier Reef and head back towards Airlie Beach. We stop on the way for a night at Black Island.
After a couple of days of sorting stuff, installing a new water filter and tidying up the saloon, we finally actually leave and head north!
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After a few weeks in Horta we decided to set off sailing to explore the rest of the islands. Our final stop was ponta Delgada, one of the most eastern and last island of the Azores and 160 mile sail. Rather than do it one go, we decided to stop at Terciera and spirit the sail into two easy overnight...
In this video we make our longest passage to date, setting off from Mupe Bay early in the morning, to arrive in Dartmouth before sunset, making our way around Portland Bill yet again as we head firmly back into the West Country.
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It was a miserable day, and while I was sorting things out at home I realised that it had been four years since I fixed the inflatable, and that some of you might be interested in how it worked out. This then reminded me of another repair that we made and the thing that we learnt about the glue. If ...
In this episode we say goodbye to our beloved Mac dinghy and get a brand new inflatable RIB dinghy by Highfield.
And we do a project that Delos took just 3 days to complete, well for us it's 3 weeks of painstaking work.
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Well, this is a slightly different episode. In addition to the 7 things I have learned about Typhoons in Japan, I share four reflections following being on board Wahine in Tokyo during Super Typhoon 19 and share tips from Japan cruising specialist Kirk Patterson. In the video, I share three of his ...
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