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San Diego Mud Caves 2012
Throwback Thursday Older Video from 2012 This is the first time that Melissa and I went to the Anza Borrego Mud Caves (Arroyo Tapaido). We begin hiking the slot canyons before we venture into the mud caves. On our approach to the mud caves, we see a Bl...
How Much Does It Cost To Sail In Mexico? – Ep. 169 RAN Sailing
Hola Mexico! Join us as we sail to Mexico, a country we’ve never been to before and talk you through the clearing procedure and how much it cost. We are a Swedish couple who wanted a different kind of life. So we moved aboard our sailboat Ran, a custom ...
Never seen an impeller this BAD! – Ep. 168 RAN Sailing
Our last stop in the US, San Diego! Thank you to everyone who supports our production. Check out http://www.patreon.com/ransailing if you want us to be able to continue creating on our own terms! We are a Swedish couple who wanted a different kind of life...
Sailing to San Diego on board SV Coconut with Rachel “Salty Señorita”
On this episode I help my friend Racheal of SV Coconut work out her propulsion issue in Hurricane Gulch (San Pedro) then a few weeks later I crewed with her on her sail south doing the leg from Newport Beach, California to San Diego, California. Rachel i...
The Mighty Jacq Daniels
Drone footage of my Catalina 30 sailboat, Jacq Daniels, anchored off of Point Loma, San Diego. Thanks to Zack Pressey for the footage, and congrats!
Meet & Greet in San Diego
Ahoy, I haven't posted a video for quite some time, but I will soon.. I promise!!! Watch this video to learn about the actual situation aboard ZERO and get all the details for the Meet & Greet to meet you all here in San Diego before we set sails aga...
Racing an America’s Cup Sailboat! – Lazy Gecko VLOG 68
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Sailing Aquarius Invitation to Live Q&A
Soon will be our very first anniversary of living on Aquarius and we would like to host LIVE Q&A session on JANUARY 23rd 6pm PST. Please join us and post your questions in comments section so if needed we can get proper information. Thanks so much fo...
Very first 3 day non stop sail and Bonaire!!! / Sailing Aquarius #23
We take off for our very first 3 day about 390 nautical miles journey in south Caribbean. On the journey we fly ballooned sail (for a very first time as well) and we rip it :( Of course that had to happen at night as well... But we made it to Bonaire and a...
Day Drinking at the Hotel Del! – Lazy Gecko VLOG 67
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Starting Season 2! Trinidad & Grenada plus new people / Sailing Aquarius #22
HAPPY NEW YEAR! At the end of season 1 we hulled out Aquarius in Trinidad and left off to visit family and friends: New York, Las Vegas, San Diego, Copenhagen and Lithuania. We came back to finish up some upgrades on Aquarius and get ready for season 2 sai...
Flying The Spinnaker in Baja! – S2:E09
We tour the Maritime Museum of San Diego which is the home of the Star of India tall Ship and B-39 Soviet Submarine. Then we leave the USA Behind and sail into Baja Mexico, Catch some fish and Fly the Spinnaker! This channel is funded by viewers like you...
Aircraft Carrier USS Midway Guided Tour – Sailing Doodles
We get a guided tour of Aircraft Carrier USS Midway from retired naval Aviator William LaBarge. We can't thank him enough for doing this for us. He has written several books and one of them is even being made into a movie. Here is the link to his book "...
From California to the Midwest & Catamarans to Monohulls | Sailing Soulianis – Ep. 4
There are literally thousands upon thousands of boats on the west coast, and we can’t find one to fit the bill? Up until this point, we had limited our boat search to catamarans, with a price tag of $50,000 or less. Yes, we admit, we probably could find ...