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We sailed to NEW YORK! Great Loop #2 – Sailing Life on Jupiter EP81
So exciting to be here in the big apple. And our new mate Steve really took great care of us. Princess experiences her first ever sail on a monohull!... and finally we take Jupiter right up to the base of the statue of Liberty! If you get value from our videos whether entertainment or education s...
Our Most DAUNTING Project Yet! – Sailing Turtle
We bang our heads on our fuel problems some more with hopefully positive results. Then the winds come howling in and force us to stay in one place.
CAN A 48FT CATAMARAN DO AMERICA’S GREAT LOOP? – Great Loop #1 – Sailing Life on Jupiter EP80
Preparations are complete. Finally we begin America’s Great Loop. Although we will not be completing the entire route, we are doing the most committing passages through the Erie Canal into the Great Lakes, and down the mighty rivers to the Gulf of Mexico. In this series we will answer all the releva...
READY TO LAUNCH – Sailing Life on Jupiter EP79
After 10 days of hard labour, we are ready to launch Jupiter2. Now on a mission to complete the "Great American Loop" we waste no time. First stop in Norfolk, Virginia... home of the largest Naval base in the US and headquarters of NATO. Join us aboard the mighty USS Wisconsin an Iowa-clas...
REMOVAL of 4 year old DIESEL BUG in our fuel tank – EP77 – Sailing Life on Jupiter
When voyaging the galaxy on a performance cruising catamaran, you pick up the odd ALIEN lifeform. Finally its a good time to clean out the diesel bug from a few years ago, which called our fuel tank home. What's living in YOUR fuel tank? We continue on the jobs list which include anchor chain m...
*HELP!* DIY Boat Canvas on a BUDGET | DON’T KNOW WHAT IM DOING | Sailrite | Hallberg Rassy 352 EP18
Our old sail cover was disgusting and damaged and we needed something better protect our BRAND NEW SAILS! We searched online for pre made sail packs and the cost was too much for our budget. So, we were lucky Our friend loaned us his Sailrite machine , and Christin set to work. Sailrite has a tutori...
SAILRITE VS CHEAP Sewing Machine (Full Comparison)
Finally an opportunity arose to compare the Sailrite Ultrafeed with my cheaper, but apparently very similar Reliable Barracuda... I couldn't let this opportunity pass, since i had recently be searching Youtube for this exact information. No bias, honest comparison between the pros and cons of t...
Ep 2:Canvas Repair on S/V Bye Felicia
At sunrise we noticed a break in the wind, so we unfurled our jib and lowered it . Matt also takes a look at the other canvas and vinyl projects to be done. Soon we will be taking on these projects with our brand new industrial sewing machine by Sailrite.
Ep 241 | Sailrite LSZ-1 Ultrafeed Walking Foot Sewing Machine, Setup and Review, Sailing Nutshell
Almost three years ago we bought a Sailrite LSZ-1 Ultrafeed Walking Foot sewing machine. We felt that we needed a machine for safety in case we had to sew sails in remote locations and especially as we were planning a Pacific Ocean crossing. We did research to find a portable sewing machine that c...
Salt & Tar: Ep.165- Cushions!
Our first look at the cushions inside the boat! We are half way through making all the cushions. I love the striped fabric for the dinette and the light color fabric we chose for the quarter bunks. Having two different fabrics kind of helps separate the boat at make it feel bigger. We're not go...
Salt & Tar: Ep.164- Learning to Sew
We have so many to thank for helping us with materials for this project! It took, of course, longer than I thought to get the hang of it but mostly that was just finding the right head space. Not being too overcritical and being okay with it not being perfect the first time but not giving up and tac...
14 Inexpensive Improvements for Life Aboard Our Catamaran
Our Catamaran Clarity has been our home for the last five years. We've made plenty of improvements to her rigging, electrical system, electronics, upholstery, etc, etc, etc. Most of these projects cost in the thousands of dollars, if not tens of thousands of dollars. But as in life ashore, it&#...
Unboxing our Most GENEROUS Donation | BOAB 178
Blown away by the generosity of our incredible friends... this week we unbox a project that's about to completely transform our boat home! ____________________________________ Connect with us. Facebook [ ] Instagram [ ] Show us some love if you love our story ❤ [ ] Or get yourself some...
Cruising Japan! One more year of training with no port to call home! ahhhh
As I mentioned in a previous episode I have had to postpone my solo crossing of the North Pacific for one year because the boat and I are not ready. I was looking into the option of sailing across with a Crew and spend the next year training on the West Coast of Canada and sail back to Japan Solo. ...
This is no April Fools Joke. A decision has been made.
I had no idea when I bought a sailboat I would have to contend with so many rules and regulations. I believed I could just sail off into the sunset. But no. So this has been an education of how to navigate the Marine rules of Japan. Also, I have learned a lot about the boat and myself for the firs...
Safety first. I`m smiling again and will be sailing soon.
I was all ready to go for a multiple night training at sea and was faced with a dilemma Only ten days left on the offshore training permit so I felt pressure but given the absence of a working autohelm and that I am not allowed to use the AIS Transponder, I felt a niggle. Now a new plan is unfol...
Ep 218 | Last Minute Jobs and We’re Off Sailing in the Whitsundays, Sailing Nutshell, Australia
With road trips, brewery visits and beer tasting over for a while, we get back to all things boaty. We fix the mizzen sail and make a new cover for the hatch, all thanks to Greg for the donation of the sail. We have a good friend on board, Simone. We head out to the Whitsunday Islands for a good e...
Leaving Home Port, This Time For Good #solosailor #scared #beginnersmind
Updated Note: This video was made when I left Tokyo Port for good in March 2021 and is the first episode of Season 3 of this Channel A lot happened during the last few weeks and I finally had my first sea trial. I learned a lot including what changes I need to make on the boat before I proceed fu...
I made it! 27 hour solo non stop! ( sailing solo )
Yes, that day threw a lot at me. 27 hours non-stop. It's my birthday this week and I make another important incremental step forward in training for my Pacific Crossing. I learned a lot including what changes I need to make on the boat before I proceed further. I hope you find this video ...
Heading out to sea . . . alone.
Hi .. . this is not a normal episode. Just wanted to update on my whereabouts. I have made it to Havu Port on the southern tip of Oshima. It was a bit of a miserable day yesterday sailing from Misaki here but I learned a lot facing mild adversity. Have made some adjustments and leaving here withi...
The canvas sewing machine of my dreams
I assemble a Sailrite Fabricator sewing machine for the workshop. If you’re interested in contributing, links for venmo, patreon, or paypal are below: Follow me on instagram @SamHolmesSailing Amazon Wishlist: [email protected]
Getting ready to go offshore.
It's the beginning of 2021, I was working hard to prep my boat for departure from the marina in February for a test sail south to Okinawa. In answering the question I had 12 things to check Thanks to all those making this voyage possible: Keel Club Founding Members: Harry A. Hill / BetterU /...
Top things to know about a diesel engine! yanmar
Just four more weeks until I depart M14 berth in Tokyo, Wahines`s home for the last ten years. It is full on with much to do this month. This episode features a sewing blunder and a Diesel Engine Workshop with my friend and mechanical genius Tony. Thanks to all those making this voyage possible...