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What a surprise to see turquoise water and white sandy beaches up in Canada! After many weeks of mostly being onboard Ran it felt so good to take long walks on the beach. And we couldn't resist going for a swim in the ocean :) Pruth Bay on Calvert Island was a real gem!
We are a Swedish couple...
In our last episode of our Far North Queensland series, we sail from Magnetic Island to Townsville to haul out Mirrool.
Featuring:
6:58 Twilight Tuna under sail
9:49 How to boil the perfect free range eggs
13:40 The big haul out (with a little bit of advice)
Music Credits
5:23, 6:40 & 17:43 T...
Ken gets a Tour of Cool Change, a Pacific Seacraft 31 while anchored in Fare Huahine. Rick and Cindy sailed Cool Change in the Baha Ha-Ha, and after 3 years of Mexican Beer they sailed Cool Change to French Polynesia in search of $2.50 Hinano's. 27 days at sea, you have to watch this!
Link t...
Sailing and fishing in FIJI
You would have to get up early if you want to beat Rob at the hooking game. Today we head to Fiji's famous left hander, Cloudbreak, where Rob got three big ones on the same line and the first one was a whopper.
We get a chance to practice our man over board drill wh...
Windover and her intrepid crew finally enter the Oswego Canal and begin the part of their voyage in American waters. Follow along as they enter the locks, find some of the old abandoned canal along the way, cross Lake Oneida and see the sights in Northern New York State.
#windoverwater #liveaboardbo...
There’s a flood in the boat and we don’t know where the water is coming from! Wendy starts bailing.
The Go Pro gets a bit of time out and about. Magnus does a little snorkel just offshore and checks out an old wreck in the shallow waters.
Magnus continues the task of fixing the Jabsco raw water pu...
The title says it all … we find great beer in Zihuatanejo!
We check out the town and experienced the celebrations of the Day of the Dead festivities.
And, of course, the boat jobs continue.
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Magnus and Wendy
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Our new Four Wheel D...
Welp, it’s about time we get moving south, eh? With all the boat dramas from the last few episodes now behind us, we’re finally making miles south down the Illinois River. And good thing, too, ‘cause winter is hot on our keel.
We encounter all sorts of fun stuff on the river: huge locks, herds of ...
(Ep.56)
So.. a lot of people have been anticipating us building our new swim platform & what are we going to do... well the time is here people!!
I present you......
Our new Swim Platform!!
& our boat also got hit by a squid boat..... we weren't too happy but it happens and we chec...
Where have we been???
Well, the simple explanation is we had to fire up the afterburners on our necessary boat projects to be able to get in the water before the 15th, meaning no time for editing and minimal filming. Why before the 15th? The yard we were at decided to more than double the liveaboa...
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Sailing Sailboat saved by teenager.
It’s been an emotional week with Chasing Stars leaving, Rob returning and near misses in the marina.
Rob’s last week in NZ was pretty hectic too. He went home for The Waik...
We found an Irish Pub and headed off to check it out. Magnus fixed the autopilot clutch which was slipping.
In the meantime, the engine electrics get a touch of housekeepings and are now looking much tidier.
Magnus makes a start on fixing the Jabsco raw water pump.
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The last episode in the Cruising British Columbia's North Coast series. I hope you all enjoyed coming along!
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Oh dear…This one’s for you dreamers out there who will one day become newbie boat owners, just like us. Take notes! Hopefully you won’t have to make these same mistakes.
Last episode, we had issues with our centerboard, which were — surprise! — caused by yours truly. We ended up running aground, be...
We continue along Grenville Channel and enjoy the rest of the day in Klewuggit Marine Park.
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We actually leave Marina Chiapas, say our farewells to our new found friends and head off into the blue …
After a wild night at sea, crossing the infamous Tuenapec, we arrive at the charming little town of Huatulco and enjoy a beer on the beach. Oh, but not after we have upset the local officials!...
We say goodbye to Hinchinbrook Island and head south to the Palm Isles. Once there we feast on coconuts, explore the fringing coral reef and look for waterholes. Pascale also teaches you how we make Shitake Mushroom Udon Noodle Soup and Troy takes an inside look at sharks.
Music Credits
0:01, 15:1...
At the end of our last episode, we left you thinking we ran aground. Yeah, we did. Though in all fairness, it was more of a “nudge the bottom” situation. The question was, how did we manage to run aground in 8 feet of water, when we only draft 4?
Turns out we were drafting much more. Unbeknownst to...
We are finally ready to leave Marina Chiapas only to be thwarted at the final gate. The port it closed due to a cyclone threat just off the coast. So, yet again, we wait. In the meantime we fill our tanks with fuel via a quick outing and Wendy does a little acrylic painting as a gift for a neighbour...
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Sailing to UNINHABITED tropical Island.
We are only in Fiji for a short time, so even though Rob is away in NZ, we don’t want to waste any opportunity to explore the isolated tropical islands nearby. Convinc...
We enjoy a relaxing day in Hartley Bay and then on the move again the next day.
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Entering the creek in beautiful Zoe Bay we run afoul of a sandbar. We talk you through what we did to come off the sandbar including the problems we encountered. We fly our drone for the first time to capture the spectacular scenery including the very strong tide ripping through our little anchorage...
In this week’s episode we leave Marina Chiapas and head down the track to welcome the Mexican Tall Ship in. It’s moored at the port, just up the way from the Marina. A magnificent sight.
We also continue with the boat jobs.
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Magnus and We...
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not everyday that you get to rub shoulders with royalty.
SAILING WITH ROYALTY MEGHAN AND HARRY
On a whim we travelled to Nadi Airport to see the visiting Duke and Duchess of Sussex (Prince Philip's gra...
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