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Cooking on a sailboat isn’t very different than cooking in a regular kitchen. I have a fridge, a stove, an oven and a sink. Of course, my “kitchen” (called a galley on a boat) is a little smaller than the kitchen I had in my Stockholm’s apartment.
I also use gas instead of my induction stove and e...
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SOUTHERN CROSS LIVE re-release!! It's been a minute since we made this very first "a Sailboat, a Sunset, and a Song" video, so we've taken the original down and rebranded it with our current logo, plus made a few OCD tweaks, and now it's back on the playlist. So YES, you ma...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailed from Martha's Vineyard to Newport Rhode Island, with an overnight stop in Cuttyhunk Harbor in the Elizabeth Islands.
In Cuttyhunk we had our first boat collision incident since we have Cloudy Bay - a yacht dragged its anchor and collided with us in the ...
We get our new crew member and initiate him with a 40nm sail the first day!
This week on Sailing Nandji, after taking the plunge and deciding to get a new crew member on board, we reached out to our Instagram following. Within a couple of days we had found Juzzy! His unique story took us by surpri...
TOWED in a RAIN STORM, BAR HOPPING, and POOL UFO's!! This week we cast off our mooring ball in Fisher Bay and sail down the Abacos to Hopetown on Elbow Cay. Before we leave, we explore the north shore and have some drinks on a beautiful crystal clear beach, witness a UFO in the pool at Guana ...
Just one week is left before we depart our home port of Racine, Wisconsin — for good!?! — and take off south down the river.
The list of projects, errands, and to-dos is still a mile long. We need to buy anchor chain, install an anchor swivel, hook up plumbing to our secondary water tank, install s...
Plans have changed and we decide to stay in St. Barth's!
To get out of the extremely rolly and uncomfortable main harbor, we drop our mooring ball and take the 2 mile trip around the corner to Anse de Colombier. Here we figure we can begin to tackle a few of the boat projects which need to be...
Sailing the WRONG way means discovering hidden gems in Raja Ampat
This week on Sailing Nandji, we leave the tiny island of Air Borek in Raja Ampat, Indonesia and begin the final sail towards the small town of Waisai to collect our new crew member. I did a little whoopsy and when put the coordinate...
UP THE MAST for REPAIRS, dodgy WHALE CAY CUT, and THE PERFECT ISLAND BAR!
This week on SailAway, we continue our cruise down the Abacos, Bahamas island chain with a destination of Regatta Time Abaco to do some racing. But a pesky jib furler issue has Eric up the mast and slicing and dicing some li...
s/v Cloudy Bay's (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing trip continues, and in this video we are sailing Cloudy Bay from Martha's Vineyard to the island of Nantucket.
In Nantucket we had 4 days of bright sunshine and calm weather. We anchored sv Cloudy Bay in the busy Nantucket Harbour along side ma...
BONUS video - NEW SailAway MERCHANDISE and our FIRST PATREON SHOUTOUT! In this, our very first "REDCUPdate" we want to announce our brand new t-shirts and stickers, available now on our website! And even more importantly, we've got PATREON PATRONS to thank! This is HUGE. Producing ...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing adventure continues with the next stage of sailing Massachusetts. After sailing Gloucester and Cape Cod canal, in this video we are sailing Martha's Vineyard.
Which consists of two sailing trips:
First trip - sailing from Onset and arriving in Edgartow...
We sail off into the night, CROSS the GULF STREAM, enter the BAHAMA BANK, and check in at SPANISH CAY, ABACO, BAHAMAS!!
After setting ourselves up for the crossing at Lake Worth Inlet, Florida, we head to the Bahamas at about 11:00PM. This location would give us a due east approach to the Bahamas,...
We head out exploring Raja Ampat, discovering the Clearest water and the BIGGEST school of fish ever!
This week on Sailing Nandji, we finally depart the city of Sorong, Indonesia. After spending 2 long weeks being land locked, fixing Nandji and collecting our new tender, it was time to prepare to ...
In this candid video we answer some questions:
What happened to Sterling after his mast came down? Was it a hard sell convincing Michal to live aboard a 33' sailboat? What does the future hold for these two bums? How are we saving up for cruising?
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s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing adventure southwards. In this video we are sailing Cloudy Bay from Portland ME to Portsmouth NH, where we have an overnight. We visit Portsmouth briefly in the evening - it is a very beautiful town and we wished we had time to see more of it. ...
Welcome to another episode of Sailing Magic Carpet. In this episode, we prepare to cross to Menorca, a distance of 200 nautical miles, which takes about 50 hours in our boat. We show you a little bit about anchoring and passage planning as well.
Plus, there's some more violin music –– I have ...
The Northwestern coast of Spain is prone to fog and this week, we head right into it on our way from La Coruña to Islas Cíes.
After a couple of weeks spent away from the oat on a business trip, Ryan is back at the boat and we can finally continue our journey towards the Med.
We day hop in the Sp...
Settle in… we’ve got our first 20+ min episode for you! The river trip is right around the corner, and our preparations start getting serious. The list of boat projects we want to complete (as discussed in Ep 15) before leaving Lake Michigan is LONG. If, hypothetically, we had to pick just one proje...
From Camden, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) motored in thick fog to Boothbay Harbor, where the boat was moored for 3 weeks while we took a trip to Europe. We returned from our vacation to lots of deliveries and had a few days of boat maintenance, before sailing to Portland, our last port in Main...
Sailing Maine back south: From our most northern Maine destination, Mount Desert Island, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) starts the gentle cruise back south. In this sailing adventure we visit Winter Harbor where we buy some lobsters, then the quaint fishing village of Stonington, where we cook t...
After attending 4th ofJuly 4th celebrations in Boston, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing adventure with an overnight passage across the cool waters of Bay of Maine to the beautiful Mount Desert Island. Sailing Maine starts from here!
We anchor in Bar Harbor and visit friends ...
BAHAMAS BOUND, a half dozen draw bridges, and a midnight departure to the Gulf Stream!!
This week we finish up our final details for shoving off - vet visits, provisioning, and fueling up. But we're soon sailing down the Intracoastal Waterway towards Palm Beach to stage ourselves for a hope...
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