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The weather is changing, and the longer we wait to leave the islands, the smaller the chances become for finding a good weather window. After three weeks of dodging storm front after storm front, we decide to make a dash for it, leaving the Abaco Islands o...
We finally buy our boat, move aboard and sail away! We spill some champagne, and sail through some storm conditions in 30kts and 5-6 foot waves to move SV Northern Reach down one of Canada’s Great Lakes. It's amateur hour when we fill our boat with smok...
In this vid we share our passage from New Zealand to Tubuai, Austral Islands. We chose to take the southern route in the higher latitudes where we picked up the westerlies to make almost 2000 miles of easting before we turned North towards our destination....
I couldn't stop myself, I had to do a remake of this highlight video. There's been a lot of great racing action since I posted the revised version back in July. So, here's the latest remake of the video clip montage of highlights of the Hunter 340 "Sunspot...
This is a story of running from a storm into shelter only to find that shelter is inhabited by massive salt water crocodiles. The crocs don't seem to want to share either! The reality of life on board Florence, sailing around the world is not always good w...
Highlights and clips from the Hunter 340 "Sunspot Baby" and crew racing in the GBCA Cruzan Icicle Race #3 on Galveston Bay on Saturday, January 18th, 2020. Thanks Dani, Ben, and Chris for crewing. Remake of the banned original.
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Sailboat racing highlights and clips from the Hunter 340 "Sunspot Baby" and the Hunter 40 "Hobgoblin" and their crews racing in the GBCA Cruzan Rum Race #7 on Galveston Bay on Saturday, September 5th, 2020. About 50 boats raced in wild sailing conditions o...
Old video from several years back when I was learning how to sail in Santa Cruz California.
Out with some friends on a 24' racing sailboat going dead down wind(DDW) at a blazing 16knots!!! The wake behind the boat was incredible!
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Updated video clip montage of highlights of the Hunter 340 "Sunspot Baby" and crew sailing in five GBCA Icicle Races, seventeen Peanut Regatta of Waterford races, four GBCA Rum Races, and an SDR on "Hobgoblin" on Galveston Bay so far in 2020.
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Back to the keys for more fun. We find and uninhabited islands for ourselves, drag anchor, and encounter my first 50kt squall! [email protected]
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Day 2 of our epic voyage from Gibraltar to Sicily (non-stop with no engine, only sail) takes a turn for the worse. The weather continues to build and our wind steering can’t keep our sailboat on course. The seas begin breaking into the cockpit and over t...
Highlight video of the Hunter 340 "Sunspot Baby" and crew sailing in the Peanut Regatta of Waterford #8 sailboat race on Galveston Bay. Only four boats raced, we're still in lockdown. Had minimal crew to attempt social distancing on board. Pursuit start, a...
We get hit by a HUGE thunder storm in the middle of the night and catch it on camera. In pitch black darkness and torrential rain we have to dodge through a fleet of fishing boats and avoid collisions with cargo ships. In this episode we show you what it i...
Dodging ships and fishing boats sailing through a thunderstorm in the middle of the night. Pirates on one side, fishing boats on the other and in the middle a ship superhighway that we need to cross without getting run down and sunk.
Why do we do this? Wel...
In this League we leave our protected anchorage and hope that the winds and swells have reduced from yesterdays storm sailing. We cant see land in any direction, and we make it to our final anchorage for this passage in beautiful down town Vancouver, Canad...
Torn sails and squalls are just some of the challenges we face as we sail back into the northern hemisphere for the first time in two and a half years. Boat life is not an easy life if you want to sail across the equator. Dealing with life at sea is far fr...
We are on a time crunch to leave the marina to live at anchor. Its time to leave all of the amenities such as easy access to the boat, drinking water, and shore power behind. In this episode we start our passage from the sweet marina life in Everett, WA to...
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on our last long leg to Roccella Ionica we were facing a nasty storm. Predictions didn't look good at all. 60 Knots in the forecast. Just 14 hours to reach the save port of Roccella Ionica in south Ita...
After weeks of extreme heat the weather makes a change for the worst. Windover and her crew sail through New York City and up the Hudson River when they run into a massive storm from the North.
#stormyweather #sailinginstorms #cruisingsailboat
Goose wing, or wing on wing, what do you call it? We show you how we sail wing on wing using a polled-out genoa and prevented main (or mizzen). Just as we think this sailing life can't get any better a fierce squall hits as we sail into trouble inside a ro...
This is the final DAILY video installment of our 1,500 nautical mile journey south from Hampton, Virginia to Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands. Unfortunately the final night saw us sailing into a Tropical Wave that brought lightning filled squalls...
We sail south with a favourable wind and find ourselves caught up in Summer thunderstorms. With lightning blasting the sky we take measures to protect our electrical circuits. Winds swirl and cause us to be on a lee shore, we show our rain collection metho...
Only accessible by boat this Island is well hidden from the casual Sailor. Known to have been a popular Pirate hangout in the past, there are plenty of tales about hidden treasures on Isla del Coco. We couldn’t resist to try and make our way to this Pira...
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