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While awaiting survey inspections in Fort Lauderdale, Conor Malone of Sailing Big Lost shares his background, from Idaho construction to ocean catamaran ownership.
Waiting on a catamaran survey in Fort Lauderdale, Kelly documents her transition from competitive equestrian arenas and high-stress real estate to full-time family ocean cruising.
Kelly and Connor of Sailing Big Lost break down lessons learned from buying and selling their Leopard 62 catamaran, navigating brokerage disputes, and placing a Vision 444 under contract while based in Hallandale, Florida.
Connor and the crew of Sailing Big Lost travel to Georgetown, Exuma to inspect a Vision 444 catamaran at Emerald Bay Marina, putting the vessel under contract before heading to Florida for family time.
At the Xquisite Catamaran Center in Freeport, Connor and Kelly Malone close escrow on Big Lost, their 2002 Leopard 62, detailing lessons learned from 4,000 nautical miles of cruising before downsizing to a smaller catamaran.
Connor and Kelly prepare Big Lost for a prospective buyer survey in Freeport, Bahamas, navigating haulout delays, drive shaft strap clearances at Bradford Marine, and rigorous hull inspections.
Sailing Big Lost sails 60 nautical miles from Montagu in Nassau through the Berry Islands to Freeport for a boat survey and sea trial, finishing with hours of boat cleaning at Xquisite Marina.
Cruising the Exumas aboard catamaran Big Lost, Connor and Kelly complete transmission repairs at Staniel Cay, ride out gale winds, and make the big decision to sell their Leopard 62.
Sailing Big Lost navigates shallow sandbars into Soldier Cay, sails to Staniel Cay, visits Big Major Cay, and dives Thunderball Grotto before making passage to Farmer's Cay.
Sailing Big Lost navigates the mangrove creeks of Shroud Cay to swim the Washing Machine before sailing at 8 knots to Warderick Wells and hiking Boo Boo Hill.
Awaiting a weather window in Rock Sound, Eleuthera, the family aboard Big Lost mends a torn head sail with help from SV Atlas before crossing open water to Allan Cay in the Exumas to observe native Bahamian rock iguanas.
Connor and the family aboard sailing catamaran Big Lost navigate Current Cut, scale the mast for rigging upkeep, and sail down the leeward coast of Eleuthera toward Governor's Harbour.
Following fiberglass and electrical repairs in Nassau, Sailing Big Lost cruises toward Eleuthera and Royal Island, drops anchor off Egg Island, encounters stingrays, and explores Spanish Wells.
Battling rough seas from Bimini, Connor and Kelly dock their 62-foot catamaran in Nassau for urgent fiberglass repairs and engine work before navigating cruiser rules and heading to Andros.
Arriving in Bimini after passage from Mexico and Cuba, Sailing Big Lost faces anchor damage before swimming with reef sharks and exploring with David Langlois.
Facing an expiring 48-hour departure window in Mexico, the crew aboard Sailing Big Lost motor-sails 297 nautical miles to Cuba, battling gear damage and diesel shortages from Cayo Largo to Varadero.
After Tropical Storm Sara floods Roatan, the Sailing Big Lost crew clears customs in Utila and navigates a rough night passage to Mexico, pausing in Punta Allen before reaching Isla Mujeres to prepare for Cuba.
Aboard sailing catamaran Big Lost, the crew departs Guatemala on a 162-mile sail to Roatan and Guanaja, filling dive tanks, hiking waterfalls, and preparing for tropical storms.
After 102 days of refit work in Río Dulce, Sailing Big Lost clears customs at Livingston, crosses the shallow sandbar, and navigates rough seas to Roatán.
Six Victron lithium batteries arrive in Río Dulce for the catamaran Big Lost, triggering an electrical refit, plumbing sensor fixes, and rainy weather delays before heading for Utila.
Waiting out hurricane season in Río Dulce, Guatemala, Sailing Big Lost tackles masthead repairs, recaulks leaky windows, and celebrates an 11th birthday before a cruiser life raft drill.
Aboard Sailing Big Lost in Guatemala, the crew tackles catamaran refits, builds a community playground for local students, and journeys inland to explore the ancient sandstone stelae and Great Plaza at the Mayan ruins of Quirigua.
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