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The footage was shot in September 2020 on passage from Bonifacio to Monaco.
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We are stuck in a 10.47 metre boat surrounded by heavy rain, damaging winds and just metres from dangerous surf. We got to Coffs Harbour just in time for a huge low-pressure system to grace us with its presence. We realise how small Nakama really is as we are confined to the small space. When there ...
If lightning hits your boat, hope Zeus taps it lightly, like he did Soulianis. After a thunderstorm rolled through St Augustine, Florida, we weren’t even sure if we’d been hit. But the over the next couple of days, we discovered more and more electronics no longer working, and our VHF antenna had be...
Leaving spontaneously in the late afternoon, we set off back into the ocean towards Coffs Harbour. Sailing into the night we are confronted with lightning and some of the strongest winds we have faced on Nakama yet. As the sunrises, we find ourselves off Cape Byron where we get hit by unusual bullet...
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Just as we’re about to tuck Soulianis away for the summer season, our good fortune with Mother Nature runs out. Did we really expect to get through of all of these storms scot free?
One afternoon while floating on our mooring ball in St Augustine, a...
We’re back in the US of A! After arriving in New Smyrna Beach, we make our way north on the ICW to St. Augustine, then hop on bicycles to explore the nation’s oldest city.
It’s storm season in Florida, where small but fierce thunderstorms are whipped up almost every afternoon. When the dark clouds ...
After prepping Full Send all day on October 6th and securing her in the mangroves, we head to shore to wait for the storm to reach us. The eye passed only a few dozen miles south of us in Puerto Morales, so we got to see the brunt of the winds. Our goal throughout the night at our friend Meredith...
We live aboard our antique sailboat, Temptress, where we (Emily and Clark) fix almost everything ourselves. Today's Capable Cruising Guide video is all about Lightning—how it works, why it hits boats (even those without masts), and how to protect yourself.
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We've sailed Paragon into one of the most remote places to work, but what is that like. We sit down with the manager of the weather station on the southern tip of Greenland to talk about life in this remote outpost.
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Have we ever mentioned that we absolutely love our Mantus Anchor ;-) !! Total mayhem followed when a quick storm blew through our anchorage. Boats all around us were dragging anchors like crazy, dinghies flipping and cushions flying everywhere. We had a total of 8 lines plus our anchor out and SI...
So excited to get back sailing!! BUT when you live on a sailboat things change by the minute. Right now we are starting to get a very early hurricane season, which has started to throw some wrenches in our sailing plans. We are afraid of this. The storms brewing of the coast of Africa are pushing ou...
La Coruna is a beautiful place to relax for a few days after having such a crazy Biscay crossing! We go exploring, stock up on some yummy fresh Spanish food and enjoy the gorgeous clear blue waters. The kiddos discover the joys of halyard swings and we discover the not so fun problem with diesel bug...
This episode you join us as we voyage into the unknown and cross the Bay of Biscay! We start with big sea's which soon settle down and we enjoy a lovely chilled second day.... sadly that didn't last long and our last day and night we fought thought a terrible storm with huge confused waves...
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This was by far the most eventful cruise ever!! Last week we thought we had it rough in our first ever storm, not knowing what awaits us!! It was smooth sailing through the Straits of Gibraltar and for about 4 days thereafter, and then it all happened. We almost got boarded by a Rubber duck with abo...
This time on Distant Shores we're preparing our Southerly 480 sailboat for our journey south and on into the Pacific. We show you how to do a chain-splice, learn the technique for eating Chesapeake Bay Blue Crabs, attend the United States Sailboat Show and have a close encounter with a bridge g...
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NIGHT PASSAGE, crazy night dodging STORMS, FAD's & REEFS: Sometimes sailing can challenge you to the core. And it’s not always big storms that’ll get you. It can be just...
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Sailing down the atoll of Fakarava in the Tuamotus group.A lifetime adventure continues.
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In 4 years we've traveled 1,800 miles and been caught in 2 gnarly squalls. These are takeaway lessons from those frightful encounters ...
A sudden storm at Hatchet Bay gets a few boats into trouble. Windover is stuck in the middle of it all. We meet a Hatchet Bay celebrity and negotiate Current Cut. In this episode we include another bonus "Cool Boats We Like" segment.
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Sailing past the Galapagos Islands and across the Equator. Water in the bilge and a helicopter flyby.
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Mediterranean and Atlantic sailing! Cruise with us from Gibraltar to Ceuta on the North African Coast at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea before sailing to Tangier, Morocco, to explore the ancient medinas. Heading offshore, we face rough weather on the passage to the mid-Atlantic Canary Islands...
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