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When the anemometer climbs past 70 knots, the ocean changes. The wind ceases to be just air—it becomes an absolute wall of sound.
In this episode, I’m sitting down with my good friend and prolific offshore captain, Ryan Rayfield from Sail Libra. We dive headfirst into what it’s actually like to exp...
With summer ending faster than we would have liked, we sailed on through Massachusetts. There were too many possible stops to do everything we would have liked, so we chose: Gloucester, Marblehead/Salem, Cape Cod Canal and Cuttyhunk. Then on to Rhode Island with stops in Newport and Block Island....
Sail with us from through New England as we leave Martha’s Vineyard behind and head for the fog-shrouded shores of Nantucket aboard our rugged aluminum sailboat. Navigating in dense fog and unfamiliar waters, we arrive in one of the most iconic destinations of a New England summer, Nantucket Island....
During the summer we sail north through Rhode Island and Massachusetts exploring quintessential New England coastal towns along the way with a notable stopover in Boston/Boston Harbor.
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This week we continue our sail north to Maine. We transit the Cape Cod canal at a whopping 10 knots, and Desiree has a heck of a time steering the boat, then nigh falls and Gio experiences her first night watch, and finally we’re thrown into the middle of a foggy haze and a minefield of lobster trap...
He's Afraid of the Ocean!? Hayden's uncle wants to join us on our sail south to Florida, but he has a massive fear of the ocean. We will make a sailor out of him!
Hayden asked us to come out and go for a sail with him just around Buzzards Bay to help his uncle get comfortable out on the w...
Winter is coming, or rather, is here and it's snowing! Are we ready? is our sailboat, Ixion, ready? Winter sailing is not for the faint of heart!
After landing in New Bedford, we jump straight into projects hoping we would be gone before it started snowing. Well, we missed that window and now ...
After a series of electrical failures, we began wondering was our electric sailboat motor a mistake? Are we ready to be an electric sailboat?
After months of working, including removing the Atomic 4 Engine out by crane, we felt like we were at wits end when a series of electrical failures happened ...
When everything just breaks seemingly at one time, you can lose your mind a little bit. After all the work to convert Ixion to an electric sailboat, this set back is frustrating.
We are finally reaching the end of our long stretch, and getting ready to move onboard. Unfortunately, things don't...
Our break isn't over just yet. This time, it involves the adventure to enjoy the grest burger in the world.
This week isn't about sailing, but it's about adventure nontheless. Things have been rough for us personally, and many in the world. After suffering from some depression and l...
After all of the work, we decided it was time to finally enjoy ourselves starting by Sailing New England. Our first destination is Mattapoisett.
We have spent so much time working that we sometimes forget to enjoy ourselves. Ixion has been in Mattapoisett since last year, yet we haven't taken ...
After touring the Pearson 303, Hayden bought the boat. We help him sail his new boat from Salem down to Mattapoisett, which took 24 hours. Though sailing in New England isn't always a breeze.
The day of the tour, Hayden put in an offer, which was accepted. Over the next few weeks he put in a ...
Now that we finished the DIY electric boat motor conversion and most of the new wiring, it was time to install our new Tesla lithium batteries.
In order to install the new batteries, we needed a box to hold them. So after building the brand new box, we measured and prepared to install, only to disc...
Now that we finished our electric sailboat conversion, it was time to finish our DIY wiring of a Catalina 30, electric motor, and continue our electric system upgrade.
Not only were we installing an electric sailboat motor, but we also decided to install a new battery bank with two Tesla batteries....
After months of nonstop work on Ixion, it had felt like boat work broke me. It was time for a break. In that spirit, we decided to visit Fort Phoenix in Fairhaven, MA and get to know the area we had been working in for so long. The boat work could wait.
We had been working on the refit for months ...
We have finally reached the end of our framelss portlights trilogy. Before we can launch the boat and begin sailing, our refit continues, which means finishing the frameless portlights installation.
After several months of work, we had finally gotten to the end of the modern window project and buil...
After building the molds for our new modern sailboat windows aka frameless portlights, it was time to begin making parts from our frameless portlight molds.
We had successfully completed all of the molds of the sailboat windows, and were ready to make our first test piece. Follow along as we build ...
We decided to trade the rat race for a life of adventure. In a COVID world, you never know what life is going to look like, so why not build one you want to live!
After dreaming of living a different and unique minimalist lifestyle, we spontaneously bought a Catalina 30 sailboat. Without much knowl...
The last in our series with John Barry aboard s/v Avalanche where we hear what he thinks makes good crew and his future plans!
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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...
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...
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. ...
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...
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