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Jewell Island Maine was exactly that - a jewel of a sailing anchorage. We explored World War bunkers and towers, spent an evening cooking lobsters with the Jewell Island caretaker, hiked the Maine Island trails, found Buoy Beach, Smugglers Cove and Pass, learned how to land your dinghy for 10 ft ti...
🚤 Having trouble with your Tohatsu 3.5 outboard? In this video I show exactly what went wrong when the gear lever failed, how it happened, and what you can do if you run into the same issue.
👉 You’ll learn:
* The signs your gear lever is about to fail
* What caused the problem in my case
* Possible ...
BLUE MARLIN SHADOWED US ON 1800 MILE ATLANTIC CROSSING TO BRAZIL
From one of the worlds most remote inhabited islands to the endless blue of the South Atlantic, this episode takes you from or final adventures on St Helena to the start of our 3000 mile blue water passage to Brazil.
With just days le...
Seguin Island Maine was our next stop, where we took photos of a sunrise wedding on a lobster boat, hiked the trails and toured the lighthouse with a rare fresnel lens still in operation.
Our journey to Seguin Island from Jewell Island was just a short hop - 15 miles - on a reasonable weather da...
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👋 We’re Ant & Cid aboard SV Impavidus – two adventurers sailing full-time since 2018. From stormy crossings to quiet anchorages (and plenty of dad jokes), we share famil...
11 DAYS SAILING TO THE WORLD'S MOST REMOTE INHABITED ISLAND - EXPLORING ST HELENA
After the excitement of Henley Royal Regatta, this week we return to our sailing adventures and one of the world's most remote inhabited islands in the world, St Helena.
Perched in the middle of the South A...
As our season begins to wind down, we head for Jolly Harbour Marina and Boatyard, our seasonal layup location. Upon arrival, the first order of business is to drop, flake, and store our sails below.
And getting a huge 140% Genoa down and flaked is no small task. Plus, in the past we found ourselve...
In this week’s video, we install a Winchmax windlass remote on Lady Aquitaine the yacht of Patreons Ian & Dasha a 57ft Hanse. After Ian’s wander lead failed somewhere deep in the boat’s wiring loom, we helped them safely get on a buoy and rigged a temporary fix so they could still anchor.
We th...
OFF THE WATER AND INTO THE FIGHT : A RACE THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING
This episode is different, but it's one we had to share. It's not about sailing, but it's about boats, and every bit about the spirit of adventure, family and defying the odds. Our eldest son Finn raced at Henley Royal...
INJURED AT SEA - LANDFALL at REMOTE ST HELENA ISLAND after 11 DAYS AT SEA
After 11 days and over 1,200 nautical miles sailing across the South Atlantic Ocean from Namibia, we finally reach St Helena, one of the most remote inhabited islands in the world.
But just before landfall, disaster strikes. ...
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We’ve got a really interesting video for you this week—one that left a big impression on us while filming.
In this episode, we spend time with an incredible NGO in Malta that’s doing vital work to clean up the harbours. These dedicated volunteers aren’t afraid to get stuck...
We complete our loop; Antigua, Sint Maarten, British Virgin Islands, USVI, St Croix, and Guadeloupe.
This trip is always bittersweet, given that it marks our return home to Antigua. We love Antigua, and it’s our home base, but it means the adventure sailing is coming to an end. Soon it’ll be summe...
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This week there’s a lot going on. Not only are the fireworks lighting up the skies, but I’ve also had a notice to mariners telling me it’s time to move on. Before I can set sail though, there’s a bit of a mission ahead: I need to give the boat a good wash down and top up with fuel and ...
SAILING THE ATLANTIC OCEAN 28 YEARS AFTER ROWING ACROSS IT
We're crossing the Atlantic Ocean, but for Rob, this isn't his first time. 28 years ago, he won the inaugural Atlantic Rowing Race, rowing 3000 miles from the Canary Islands to Barbados. Now, he's trading oars for sails as w...
The top ten secrets to preventing and removing varnish from your boat are revealed. Learn how to keep your boat looking its best and avoid costly repairs with these simple tips. "Tired of your boat's varnish looking dull and faded? Want to prevent costly repairs and keep your vessel lookin...
Leaving Africa for a remote mid-Atlantic rock aka St Helena
In this episode, we leave the shores of Namibia behind and set off on the first leg of our biggest ocean adventure yet - a 1240 mile sail to the remote island of St Helena. This tiny volcanic outpost in the middle of the most isolated inha...
We complete the final portion of our 200nm offshore passage from St Croix to Iles des Saintes, Guadeloupe, and find things exactly as we left them last year. Paradise on earth, honestly.
Iles des Saintes is a collection of small islands south of the main butterfly island of Guadeloupe, and the loca...
In this video we repair the PA which is also our fog signal. We go through the fault finding method and explain how we were able to pinpoint the fault. I go for a wander and find the wine shop.Which is actually a shop within a shop. French, Australian, Italian, New Zealand and Californian wines ar...
Naked watermaker repair! On hottest day of the year so far. Yes I get the parts we have been searching for and repair the watermaker. Thanks to RLR, Malta and North Shore, in Mallorca. We now have a working watermaker again.
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In certain months of the Caribbean sailing season you can almost be assured of getting hit by squalls. As I mention in this episode, when doing short island-to-island hops, you can sometimes adjust your departure in such a way as to avoid them. But if you’re forced to sail between noon and three o’c...
This is a bit of a day in the life video. We move down to Selina from the anchorage we were in. After a few days we get a phone call one evening and the next morning Cid is on a plane flying back to England. I stay with the boat and get into a few jobs. I guess I will be here a few more weeks. There...
Brunton Autoprop Service. This clever piece of engineering is simpler than you think.
In this video we take Impavidus out the water and do a few jobs. One of which is to service the Brunton Autoprop. The prop looks complicated but actually it is quite simple. We follow the Brunton guidelines from th...
NEAR COLLISION SAILING BLIND in FOG
This week, we continue our journey up Namibia's Skeleton Coast, navigating 50 fog-filled miles to Wallis Bay, our final anchorage in Africa before crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
Sailing this coast is never easy but sailing in dense fog is no joke. With no rada...
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