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- As we continue our 4-day journey towards America, we have issues with the wind throughout the whole trip.
- We pull in and out the code zero and the other sails more times than we can count..
- However, we are blessed for the amazing GULF STREAM which has pushed us along, albeit between 3 and ...
~~~Please note: This is an informative video and not part of the series~~~
PLOTTING THE GULF STREAM.
In this video, we explain how we plotted the gulf stream coordinates to give the best speed whilst travelling up the east coast of America, up towards Beaufort City and Hatteras...
If you are plan...
We can fish, we can't fish, we can fish, we can't fish - WE CAN FISH!!!! whohoooooo
In this episode, we have dinner at the dockside before leaving the next day towards America
Within 10 minutes into our journey we have already caught, not 1 but 2 fish, although we are not perfect at fish...
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This week its more small keel boat racing. We join in with the Medway Yacht Club squib fleet and race 4, of their autumn series. We missed race one, competed in race 2, as your would have seen last week if your a regular viewer. Then race 3 was blown out with winds of over 40 knots and then by compl...
Regular viewers might remember that a couple of months ago we showed you our new boat. A Squib. Well this week we show you what we did with it and take you on board for its first race
We make these films just for fun, and we hope that you have enjoyed watching them however we have been asked on a c...
Its not quite as bad as it sounds but if we didn't have to leave, we wouldn't have. The wind had been blowing over 20 for the last 4 days, and from the south west, the direction we had to travel in. Today it was still blowing over 20 but had switched around to a true west. Far from ideal b...
So this week we leave the River Deban and head over to Titchmarsh marina in the Walton backwaters. The weather wasn't much cop and we had to motor the whole way but had a lot of fun once we arrived.
We make these films just for fun, and we hope that you have enjoyed watching them however we ha...
So this week we make the short journey along the coast from the river Orwell and into the river Deban. Its a pretty straightforward trip apart from one thing. The Deban is surrounded by large sandbars that are constantly moving and it always seems to get our blood pumping.
This is the short documen...
Man did it rain, and we only took the camera out for a brief period after the worst had happened so you really wont get to see just how much!
Any way this week we leave Fambridge on the River Crouch, have a brief stop at Burnham and then head off further north to the River Orwell, were it rained, a...
So if you watched last weeks episode you will know that we made the river Crouch our first port of call as the weather forecast didn't look to clever. And we were right, it was intermittent miserable with short periods of hopeful. So this week, rather than head out to sea we head further up riv...
Another great fun few weeks working on Pickle. The jobs always seem never ending, but we have so much fun and learn new stuff everyday! This week we remove our Genoa (head sail) and give it a big clean before it heads off to the sail makers for a new UV strip. Bruno from Accuresails is so helpful an...
Ok so its not that dramatic but on the first day of this years Foxwell Family sailing holiday we did come across an awful lot of large shipping when crossing the Thames estuary.
We make these films just for fun, and we hope that you have enjoyed watching them however we have been asked on a couple ...
The sugar scoop extension continues as we finish all of the fiberglass work, and start the fairing process on our hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran. This is a huge upgrade for the L450, as they are built with a very small bottom step, so loading and unloading provisions, surfboards, dive gear e...
Ok so we'll make it easy for you. Its a Squib. A small, two person, racing keel boat which may not look that special but they are really sweet little boats. So with a growing fleet on the river Medway we have brought an old boat to do up so that we can join in with the fun.
We make these films...
After repairing our bulkheads inside, we start the next project which is to extend the boat by 1.5 feet. The Lagoon 450 has a very small bottom step, so we decide to extend the sugar scoop to create a nice swim platform. We also do it in a way that extends our waterline, so we may notice a small inc...
It was a miserable day, and while I was sorting things out at home I realised that it had been four years since I fixed the inflatable, and that some of you might be interested in how it worked out. This then reminded me of another repair that we made and the thing that we learnt about the glue. If ...
In this episode, we visit pig beach and discover where they live and their luscious lifestyle as only glam pigs do!!
We didn’t bring food by accident but are glad we didn’t after realising their strict diet
Philippa gets bitten?!
We leave pig beach and head to the famous Thunderball grotto where...
Next Part 2 of 4 sailboat log that started as a short 2 day cruise that turn into 15 day sailing adventures on a Turkish Gullet. We start with a short boat tour, preparation for the voyage and at 5.00 AM the day of departure disaster makes a visit.
📺 THIS IS DAWN HUNTERS SEASON #1 EPISODE #57 ➡️ ...
After we anchored in Hogsty reef for the night, after a few hours with the boat swaying wildly from side to side we sadly decide to leave the atoll, it was just too rough!
Philippa catches a beautiful Mahi Mahi
We anchor in total darkness without the guide of any lights in the night sky, without t...
Not much to say really. It was a sunny bank holiday weekend, which almost never happens, so we wanted to make use of it and go for a sail. We have friends in Burnham who we haven't seen for almost 3 years and another friend who had just bought a Moody 29 in Burnham and who wouldn't mind ha...
We have finally dismantled enough of the cabins to start grinding the bulkheads. This is by far the worst job we have done on a boat. The whole inside of the boat gets covered in fiberglass dust, as we take out kilos of fiberglass and rotten plywood. Hence the extreme sarcasm in the title!
This ser...
With our sails coming to the end of their lives and needing regular minor repairs we have recently been aware that we probably need to address this issue especially for when we are in the Kimberley, which is a very remote location.
We have also been deciding whether to change a few things in our sa...
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