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Acorn to Arabella – Journey of a Wooden Boat – Episode 32: Sharpening Edge Tools
Having sharp tools is important. As temps are warming up and we are getting back into the thick of boatbuilding work, we felt this would be an appropriate video. Well kept tools lead to fun, productive and safe work. There is nothing worse than trying to get a job done with the wrong tool or one t...
Ep 26. Atlantic crossing Pt 4. Big ass storm and Ripped gennaker! (Sailing Susan Ann II)
Episode 26 ***SORRY ABOUT THE AUDIO*** As we mentioned before unfortunately we had the new sound muff on and it distorted all our voices. Stupidly we didn't check the footage at the time! Atlantic Crossing Pt 4 - Big ass storm and ripped gennaker. In this weeks episode we border a very big...
017: Sailing in Greece – Delphi and Dolphins in The Gulf of Patras.. after a Rig Check
We had mixed feelings about leaving Lefkas - it was sad to say goodbye to our new friends but we were really excited about setting sail again. We did last minute shopping, engine checks and a rig inspection from where we could see all the walks we'd done during winter on the Island of Lefkada...
DUCKPUNT FUN
We built this cedar strip canoe and Duckpunt years ago now and have never used them!! so today is the day Music:
Acorn to Arabella – Journey of a Wooden Boat – Episode 31: Final Thickness
We are clawing our way out of winter! Work is getting back on track and what better way to start finalizing our keel timber. We spent the first tentatively "warm" days finishing getting the keel timber to its final thickness along with a couple of outings. We are gearing up for a VERY B...
Protect your Neck! Skull Island – Sailing Nandji, Ep 78
We explore an island and discover actual human skulls! "There is bugs crawling in that one..." In this episode of Sailing Nandji, Yosh's parents travel from South Australia to come visit. With over a week of great weather we head out enjoying all the activities. Firstly Kayaking to ...
The Lurvve POD! Sailing Tangaroa
Over the last 4 years we have been trying to make Tangaroa our 37 foot Wharram catamaran a bit better live aboard! 6 months on the hard has given us some good time to do a lot of work! This video is about our new Love Pod, James has designed it especially for the Tanga, definitely a lot of love has ...
Rolly Seas and Breaking Waves | # 21 | DrakeParagon Sailing Season 4
When is the right time to reef a sail offshore? Some say once you realise it's time to reef, it's already too late. The winds are increasing and the waves are building as heavy weather approaches. Can our cautious captain keep us comfortable and on course? Stay with us! Craving real time ...
Acorn to Arabella – Journey of a Wooden Boat – Bonus Content: Dissimilar Metals Part 2
What a winter!.... We felt that this would be a good time to put out our dissimilar metals experiment back to back and then hit it hard next week with a full length video. When mixing metals in a build, there are a lot of things to consider. Not only do the metals interact with each other when subm...
Kennedy Island, JFK’s story of survival in WW2 – Sailing Nandji, Ep 77
After a surf... We visit Kennedy island & Bonita explains the fascinating story of JFK's survival in WW2. In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we leave Gizo town on our way to visit the famous Kennedy island. After a quick detour so Yosh can have a quick surf, we anchor in a beautiful anc...
This Changes Everything! | # 20 | DrakeParagon Sailing Season 4
What happens when the navigational maps and charts and cruising guides do not match? Which one is right? Which one is wrong? And, most importantly, which one do you follow? Paragon sails through rolling seas while the crew has just a few days to make some important decisions. Stay with us! Craving...
Ep 25. Atlantic crossing Pt 3. Man overboard, killer whales & fish on!! (Sailing Susan Ann II)
Episode 25 Atlantic Crossing. Man Over Board, Killer Whales, Fish On… After Hayley has finished editing an episode, she gets me (Dave) to watch it and check it over… I’m sure I get more pleasure than anyone watching these back after a few months but watching this was INCREDIBLE! This must be our...
A2A – Journey of a Wooden Boat – Bonus Content: Dissimilar Metals and Galvanic action Part 1
Over the winter we decided to try out a little experiment we would share with everyone. While doing our research we heard a lot about the effects of different metals on one another. The nobility of a metal will determine how it reacts to others with differing nobility, leading to the more noble me...
I can’t even hear you anymore! | # 19 | DrakeParagon Sailing Season 4
Day five of sailing offshore to Greenland and everyone has settled into a rhythm. Like a pendulum, Paragon rolls from side to side as she moves forward in variable wind and we struggle to find a balance with our sails. The droning of the engine wears on the crew at the best of times...can a burst of...
Sailing Away on our Sea Travels Again – Goodbye Lefkas – Hello Dolphins!
So we finally left Lefkas and we're sailing again after a long cold wet winter! We hoisted the sails, turned off the engine and were met with beautiful white caps and magic dolphins. What a thrill! It was sad to say goodbye to all the friends we'd made over the last few months but fanta...
The Reality Of Owning A Sail Boat- Sailing Tangaroa
Its definitely not all fun and games, the reality of having a boat and boat work can get hard! Expecially with a wooden boat there is SO much hard labour to do, but we are positive, dedicated and dreaming of getting back into the ocean and sipping pina coladas while the sun goes down. I will be jump...
CABINITERY is taking it’s toll on us! | YACHT REBUILD WEEK 15
Episode 20 So we had a fantastic Easter weekend as well as celebrated Ricky's 28th birthday by going to the aquarium but first... We had car trouble & spent the whole night fixing the problem.. (we needed new spark plugs and they weren't seal in properly) but then it was off to the a...
SHARK BAIT in the Atlantic Ocean! (DRENCHED Ep. 39)
It's shark madness! Join us on a baited shark dive in Jupiter Florida and get up close and personal with some toothy new friends! Check us out on Instagram! If you love scuba, sailing, travel, adventure, exploration, conservation, and all things aquatic, we really hope you will continue to...
Acorn to Arabella – Journey of a Wooden Boat – Episode 30: Deadwood and Some Lead
We're still waiting on the weather to start warming up but we can still get ourselves as ready as possible for when it does. We start to work with the lumber that will become our deadwood and we shoot a propane tank to help us melt lead into the major divots on the ballast keel. We also have ...
Staying on the Rhumb Line | #18 | DrakeParagon Sailing Season 4
Want to try the Miso Mackerel in this episode? Check out the link below for the recipe! Sailing offshore is a mixed bag...crazy activity followed by extreme calm and everything in-between. A Canadian fisheries plane buzzes by to check us out as we battle with light and varied winds. Perhaps a look ...
Ep 24. Atlantic crossing Pt 2. Las Palmas – St Lucia (Sailing Susan Ann II)
Episode 24 Atlantic Crossing. We depart Las Palmas on our first ocean crossing for St Lucia. Our final crew member, Laura, arrives and I do our final briefing before we slip the lines. Las Palmas does a fantastic send off for all the yachts in the ARC, the atmosphere and the tension in the air ...
CHIMNEY DEMOLITION AS SEEN FROM A BOAT
This week we show you the demolition of a famous local landmark. The chimney on the site of the old Kingsnorth power station Music: Drone Footage:
Acorn to Arabella – Journey of a Wooden Boat – Episode 29: Lead Contamination and our Keel Pour
After the video of our lead keel pour came out, we received a lot of comments regarding the safety of the pour and about concerns or contamination to the surrounding area. We did our best to get information regarding such issues and went as far as calling the EPA number as well a several local agen...