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Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska – Day 1.2: Leaving Lihue
The weather has finally broken and winds, although not perfect, are good enough to allow us to depart Nawiliwili Harbor at Lihue, Kauai for Sitka, AK. We will not stop in Hanalei as most cruisers do. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "...
Delos Drinks Kava on Tanna Island, Vanuatu- Sailing SV Delos Ep. 14
Vanuatu has the strongest Kava in the world. Tanna Island has the strongest Kava in Vanuatu. Sulfer Bay has the strongest Kava on Tanna. Some footage of our experience hanging out and drinking Kava with the John Frum Cargo Cult on Tanna, where it's stil...
Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska – The Tenth Day
Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska the weather has kept us pinned in Nawiliwili, Kauai with gale force winds and high seas. We make the best of the down time. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - https://www.youtube...
Down East Circle – Part 3 – Chapter 8, Return to Gaspe
We had the impending winter to plan next years voyage, we think it will be from Gaspe back across Chaleur, and down the Northumberland Straight, with stops in Miramichi, PEI and on to Halifax... but we're never quite sure...
Down East Circle – Part 3 – Chapter 7, Grande Riviere
With the wind about 15 knots on the bow, the sky dark with clouds, we beat towards L'Anse A Beaufils, taking into account that we could stop at Grande Riviere if the wind didn't fair. Grande Riviere is reported to be by the CHS sailing directions a good, a...
Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska – Boat Projects in Nawiliwili
While waiting for the weather to improve so we can resume our voyage from Hawaii to Alaska we busied ourselves with a few boat projects and made some new friends among the Kauai Amateur Radio Club. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Hon...
Sailing the Eastport Pram
This 8-foot mahogany ply pram weighs only about 60 pounds, and can be carried balanced on the head like a kayak. The mast is only 96 inches, and the standing lug rig fits inside the boat. More on the Eastport Pram at clcboats.com.
Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska – Hanging at the NYC
Hanging our at the Nawiliwili Yacht Club on Kauai, enjoying a beer (Root beer for Laura) while waiting for the weather to improve. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYi0...
Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska – It’s Always the Weather
the weather forecast for the days following our departure from Honolulu changed from mild to wild in a matter of a few hours with a front moving in from the East with gale force winds pushing big seas. Caught in the channel between Kauai and Oahu we ran f...
Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska – Running for Shelter
the weather forecast for the days following our departure from Honolulu changed from mild to wild in a matter of a few hours with a front moving in from the East with gale force winds pushing big seas. Caught in the channel between Kauai and Oahu we ran f...
29 A Day in the Life- Welcoming Our New “Crew”
www.velocir.com So, we've had our hands full the last couple of weeks with our newest addition! This has been in the works for many months now, and it was finally decided that the Captains needed their "Crew." Crew is a Miniature Australian Shepherd. H...
Cruising Alaska – Petersburg
We are settling in for the winter in Petersburg, Alaska's North Harbor where amenities, while primitive, are adequate for our needs. 30amp electric, water, showers, laundry and internet access are all available in this small town of 3000 souls. For more ...
I’m On A Boat- Painting the Hull
A guide to paining the hull on a boat. Narrated by a Camper Nicholson 31 owners completing this project themselves by prepping and thinning the paint, then applying using the roll and tip method with foam rollers. An informative how-to on this topic with...
Squall Line
Lin and Larry Pardey's 29 foot wooden cutter, Taleisin, slices through building seas as a squall approaches. Read Lin Pardey's article, Squall Line, in the September 2012 issue of Cruising World Magazine. Check out their videos and books at www.thesailingc...