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On our way from Saint Martin to Dominica we visited Monserrat's former capital Plymouth, which has been declared off limits due to volcanic eruption in 1995. We drifted Poly just off the coast and flew the drone to gather footage. Then we headed to see how are Dominica and our friends there doi...
A special look at a very special event. A Wharram catamaran boat party in Ft Myers, Florida. And a boat renaming ceremony. Scroll down for links.
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The learning curve continues as we have to remove our forestay in order to fix our our furler problem. We do this on anchor in Martinique under the generous guidance of Gaetan at Caribe marine. We then motor into the marina with just our halyards holding the mast up, to finish tuning the rig.
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This week we answer the question often speculated but seldom discussed - what is the risk of capsize on a catamaran? We get hit by a rogue wave on what should have been a routine sail from Key West to Fort Myers.
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This week on Luckyfish we:
almost lose the drone
cross one of the busiest shipping lanes
explain collision avoidance
see our first water spout
find the dangers of micro-sleeps
meet head-on, the power of the Gulf Stream
and Zaya has a shower
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This week Luckyfish rushes to Florida by an unusual route. Dodging coral heads and skimming the banks for mile after mile we sail across the Tongue of The Ocean before heaving-to, south of Andros Island.
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This week Zaya deals with a broken captain and a broken engine. When it comes to who you gonna call? if things go south out sailing, sometimes there just isn't anyone!
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The Bahamas is swamped with Guide books and charts - what have we found to be the best Bahamas Cruising Guide? If you only buy one, we give our recommendation. In this weeks episode we find the bar with no barman, share some more stories cruising the Spanish Lake and learn the fate of lizard.
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Hard one to make this one. Zaya cried when she watched it. Our epic sailing channel fail. Entirely my fault. Sorry! guys. We've moved on now. Have the memories. Bright horizons ahead. Thanks to Richard, Claudia, James, Martin, Tony, Emily, Laramie, Geoff et al. And viewers who know the feeling ...
Did you miss Ep 40 Our Fastest Day Ever ? It's a beauty. Here's 2 mins of HIGHLIGHTS - A 1200 mile blast across the Caribbean. What's your fastest day? Full vid in Link at end ...
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This week we record our fastest day ever as we blast across the Caribbean Sea. A 1200 mile non-stop voyage from Grenada to the Bahamas en route to the Wharram Hui in Florida. Stew makes a silly mistake and Zaya goes up the mast to fix it. Storms, a stowaway and dodging ships before we find a sparkl...
This week we take a personal look at our secret to living the dream.
We look at some of the drivers that can lead us to dream, the sacrifices you might face chasing the dream and, the pay-off if you're prepared to make them.
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In this episode we take you from St Kitts to Montserratt. In St kitts we meet a local, Mark, via our instagram page, who takes us all over the island. We then sail to Montserratt where we visit the town of Plymouth which was buried by a volcanic eruption.
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In this episode we give you a very detailed tour of our 2012 Lagoon 450. We show you all areas and give you an insight into how we live on this boat. We also touch on some of the major repairs we did to get her ready for sea. We hope you enjoy!!
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How to make your diesel shoot sparks...and start. This week's bonus episode of sailboat living with SailAway is a "Maintenance Short" (see all maintenance stuff in the "Messing About On Boats" playlist) We let you in on our ongoing starter/batteries conundrum and Eric'...
After a great sailing season in the Caribbean, s/v Cloudy bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Antigua and heads off to east coast USA, out of the hurricane zone. The passage Antigua to Florida (St.Augustine) took us 12 days, with an overnight stop in BVIs and a 2 days stop in Bimini, Bahamas. Great saili...
BIKINIS, RUM, and RACING in the Bahamas!! In this REAL TIME UPDATE of sailboat living with SailAway it's 7/13/18 and we're coming at ya in the PRESENT timeline from Hopetown, Abaco, Bahamas to give you a glimpse of what you can expect from SailAway episodes in the very near future! We...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) spent a couple of days in Barbuda, having a wonderful sail from Antigua and then back. Although signs of hurricane Irma's destruction are very much in evidence (8 months after, the town is still not rebuilt and only few inhabitants returned from Antigua) we h...
Introducing María, Benji and Julia. The crew on Parlay grows to 5 as they prepare to finally leave Nanny Cay, British Virgin Islands, after months of hard work. María recalls life in the BVI's and getting ready to leave the marina.
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We get cozy on Layla, Charleston Race Week shenanigans, and goodbye to Charleston! In this week's episode of sailboat living with SailAway, the mood is bittersweet as we spend our very last days in Charleston. We've still got a lot of projects and prep for living on a sailboat, friends t...
BIKINI winch grinding, BAD lip reading, and NEW SAILS! In this episode of sailboat living with SailAway we show you our brand new Precision Sails! We show you the rest of the ordering and design process, the unboxing, installation, and of course, flying them! It was a beautiful day to give the sa...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) spent a week in Antigua, a brief stop just to see what's what. By the time we arrived, the season was pretty much over, very few yachts in the marinas and lots of the business already closed for the summer or about to close. Even so, we managed to squeeze some...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) spent a month in Martinique, which is a delightful slice of France, with a culture of its own, no mass tourism, and many stunning unspoiled anchorages. We had guests for 2 weeks (Teo, Geta & little Darius, 2 years old), and 2 weeks in Marina du Marin doing boat...
We SELL OUR HOUSE and prepare to sail south!! In this week's episode of sailboat living with SailAway, we take one of the biggest steps towards living on a sailboat fulltime - WE SOLD OUR HOUSE! This puts us on the boat in Charleston and in crunch mode getting all the details of the boat sort...
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