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SOLO SAILING in Cuba. Overnight sail and thoughts about a predicted storm – UNTIE THE LINES II #52
Time for solo sailing again! Anna had to fly back to Germany and since it was already May, hurricane season was about to start and I had to sail back to Panama. Anchor up and I sailed overnight back to Cayo Largo to check out of Cuba and wait for a weather window to travel to the Cayman Islands. Ch...
#81: How to Dock Single-Handed
If docking has ever been a sore spot for you and your significant other or if the inability to dock the boat alone has hindered your cruising, Phillip and I hope this video demonstration can help. Being able to bring a boat in safely single-handed is a crucial skill for any sailor both for ease of ...
Ep.7 Jen gets to grips with stronger winds – Carl and Jenny
In this episode we pay another visit to our local sailing club and get out on the boat. The wind was blowing a steady force 3 with gusts up to 4 & 5. This was the strongest wind Jenny had helmed in but did a great job. We had 2 reefs in the main and reduced the jib using the roller reefing, it k...
Arriving in Cuba but they won`t let me go ashore – UNTIE THE LINES S2E47
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Woman sailing solo to Mexico – UNTIE THE LINES II #43
Around 400nm from Roatan (Bay Islands, Honduras) to Isla Mujeres (Mexiko) in four nights and five days. So far the longest I have ever been at sea. Naturally, there have been mixed feelings throughout the trip. But because it ended with a beautiful speedy sail that was just pure enjoyment and bliss...
Solo Sailing Roatan Island: Bodden Bight & Mango Creek – UNTIE THE LINES II #42
Finally, I am back to solo sailing, grooving slowly into it by doing small daytrips along the coast of Roatan. Karl and me are prepping ourselves for the next bigger passage up to Mexiko and I am exploring the beautiful bays of Roatan with my new kayak! Enjoy and Ahoy, Nike & Karl Visit www.wh...
Just About Sailing May (plus one) 2016 – Liveaboard costs with actual numbers
A liveaboard cost breakdown in pounds and dollars (US). Buying the boat, marina fees and UK regulation costs etc. Plus, friends visit for a sail. And looking forward to a lovely Summer - hopefully. Just About Sailing. A light-hearted video diary of a sailboat liveaboard.
Boat #3: 1984 Sabre 34
This one really surprised even me. I've been aboard before but never had the opportunity to really appreciate the beauty and simplicity of the Sabre. A well-designed, trustworthy cruiser capable of housing a family of five. Wow. Enjoy the tour! If you find them helpful, please join our Giv...
The Dream: Pocket Size – An Interview with Mads Bo Falk from s/v Mathilde, Part 1
We ran into Mads and his children in the Faroe Islands and he was kind enough to sit for an interview. In this part he recalls the first person in the family to get the sailing bug (it's not who you think it is) and his initial voyages and adventures. From the family boat to his own sailing di...
Solo Sailing Two Nights from San Blas To San Andres – UNTIE THE LINES II #16
Finally I am leaving the San Blas Islands to go on my so far longest single handed sail of about 250nm north west to San Andres. Karl and me had a beautiful passage and it felt do good to be out and about! Ahoy, thanks for watching and see you next week, Nike & KARL Visit www.whitespotpirate...
Big mistake out at sea. This could have cost me my life – UNTIE THE LINES S212
No, I did not make it to Cuba...I decided to head back to the San Blas Islands and to head north after that. On the way back there, a couple of things went wrong...and I had the feeling that maybe it was best to sell good old Karl and end this little adventure... Three months later, looking at this...
#4: Tour of Our Niagara 35 – Topside
Seems the first tour I did I forgot entirely we even HAD a topside. You might want to see the--you know--sails and rigging and stuff. So, here 'tis. Tour of zee boat, topside! More photos and write-ups about our beautiful boat under "The Boat" tab at
Wind vane? check! VHF / AIS? check! Engine? …SERIOUSLY? // UNTIE THE LINES S2E06
It is the last week before departing on my first 200nm solo sailing trip to Colombia...and there is the usual pre-departure craziness going on. Last things to fix and set up and sailing to Porvenir to check out of Panama... I am extremely excited to get going...with a good bunch of fear mixed in. B...
Beach time or ENGINE repair? Full time cruising never gets boring – UNTIE THE LINES S2E05
KARL and me are doing some island hopping in the beautiful San Blas and I am grooving back into solo sailing. There are a couple of projects on the worklist before I can set off on my first slightly bigger solo trip, but I have some great help from my friend and every morning I wake up to a stunning...
Life is Like Sailing – Jacklines
A quick video on how I easily set up my jacklines for solo sailing.
Sailing Blue Bird | Leaving the anchorage – BOUND for BALTIC expedition
Leaving an anchorage in the danish archipelago. Day 67 of a 2300 nm roundtrip in the Baltic sea, in an Albin Ballad. Music by Allan Iversen & Jakob beck. Thank you for watching :) Link to google map:
Dreams DO come true! After countless trials and tribulations I finally sail to an island paradise
My sailboat KARL and I have finally arrived in paradise. It was a 30 miles trip that took about eleven hours due to lack of wind and an overheating problem with my engine...But arriving in the San Blas Islands was dreamlike and I cannot wait to explore this area more in depth! ⇩ Watch the full mov...
Solo Sailing: Scared to leave port after experiencing a 50 knots squall – UNTIE THE LINES #43
After quite some time I went for my second solo sailing trip with Karl. It was only a short one, but it was a start and it felt really good. Now Karl and me are in Green Turtle Cay Marina and I am searching for some guts to leave the marina (there has been a big squall coming through that has scared...
Ben Stookey at Music Night
Ben Stookey performing his original songs 'Single' and 'Run Run Run' at music night at the Silos Restaurant in Oriental, North Carolina. Ben Stookey was introduced to sailing at a very young age by his parents. His father sailed a 21 foot sailboat from England to Antigua in t...
Cabin Tour – Living aboard a Nonsuch 26 Swallow Sailboat
A guided tour of the cabin of Ben Stookey's Nonsuch 26 liveaboard cruising sailboat. While looking through his library of cruising books, Ben highlights and highly recommends Annie Hill's wonderful book "Voyaging on a Small Income" Ben Stookey was introduced to sailing at a ver...
Deck Tour – Nonsuch 26 Swallow Liveaboard Sailboat
A guided tour of the deck of Ben Stookey's Nonsuch 26 liveaboard cruising sailboat. Ben Stookey was introduced to sailing at a very young age by his parents. His father sailed a 21 foot sailboat from England to Antigua in the Mini Transat Race in 1977. When Ben was 14, his parents bought a b...
Ben Stookey Sailor Liveaboard Interview, Sep 2012, Part 3
In Part 3, Ben talks about where he's sailed, some of the most difficult sailing situations he's experienced, encountering dangerous conditions in the Gulf Stream, heaving to, and his future plans. Ben Stookey was introduced to sailing at a very young age by his parents. His father saile...
Ben Stookey Sailor Liveaboard Interview, Sep 2012, Part 2
In Part 2, Ben talks about when he decided to find a sailboat for cruising, about the pros and cons of the wishbone rig on his Nonsuch 26, solar power, his favorite, most important cruising gear, food aboard and ashore, and he offers his words of advice for those thinking about following in his foot...