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Sailing To Port Townsend Part 1: Orcas Island – Sailing With The Coolest Wooden Boats Around!
Join us as we leave our country and sail with some of the coolest wooden boats in the world. We set off on our biggest adventure yet on our new boat! Check Out Kevin’s sail charter business at their website www.Sail-Anacortes.com Vatrer Batteries: Website link: Support: Patreon: PayPal: ...
3 Day GALE in the OPEN PACIFIC- Offshore Sailing to San Francisco: Part 2
We’ve been really excited to at long last release this one! In this video, a gale hits us that was not forecast to occur on our route when we left. Very often there is a gale blowing off of Cape Mendocino to about 100 nautical mile out to sea. It is for this reason that we stayed well clear of the a...
OFFSHORE to SAN FRANCISCO: Part 1
At last, we shove off the dock from Neah Bay and do the “big left turn!” We experience varied winds that keep is busy through the first four days of our seven day trip to Drakes Bay, as the crew all settle into their first offshore experience. Unfortunately, Kat is hit fairly hard with seasickness, ...
Sailing to Mexico – Leaving The Salish Sea
Ahoy Folks! Sorry it has been a little while since the last video: Wifi and time to edit were hard to come by as we sailed down the wild west coast of the Baja Peninsula! In this one, we awake at the beautiful Dungeness Spit, which we arrived at the previous night. The Canadian Broadcasting Corpor...
Departing The PNW for Mexico | The Journey Begins!
We've been looking forward to releasing this one for awhile! In this one, we finally leave our home ports behind for Mexico! We set sail from Bellingham Harbor, sail through the fog to Lopez Island, then to Port Townsend. In Port Townsend, we check out the amazing Wood Boat Festival and then wh...
Lightening Strikes! | Sailing To Sucia Island!
Ahoy! In this one, we sail from Point Roberts, Washington to the beautiful Sucia Island. As we approach Sucia Island, an aggressive cold front moves in, changing the weather from sunny and warm to stormy and cool. We anchor in Echo Bay, then go ashore just as the first heavy rain showers arrive, the...
A Bittersweet Farewell | Sailing Away From Canada For Years
In this one, we set sail from Nanaimo for our last couple of stops in the Gulf Islands before leaving them behind for what will be at least a few years. Once at anchored on Gabriola, we are swarmed by thousands of little flies, so we abandond ship and head to shore for the evening. The next morning,...
Hitting Logs & Swimming in a Diesel Spill | Sailing The Gulf Islands in Canada
It is not always sunshine and rainbows in the Gulf Islands, though most the time it is! In this one, we leave the San Juans behind and head up to Nanaimo, but not before running into a frustrating customs agent, a log, and diesel spill! We stop by Prevost Island and De Courcy Island, then through Do...
Making Our Way Into America Vlog#2
Vlog#2 This had to be the most nervous we were on the whole trip. We left Canada and as per our internet research, we didnt have proper papers to cross borders. We tried to get Decorum registered but the Canadian Government was so backlogged it was obviously not going to happen, so we just decid...
Yacht Delivery Chronicles: Sailing up the Salish Sea to Neah Bay in the Pacific Northwest
Season 5 Episode 92 - Sailing from Port Townsend to Neah Bay On this weeks episode we set off with high hopes of getting some sea miles behind us. The Auto pilot returned to its previous behavior and before long it was joined by an engine alarm as we began to beat into building seas near to Cape Fl...
13. Stringers & Breast Hooks / Replace the Keel Timber ?! – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP13
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Removing stringers, breast hooks, etc, & a very difficult decision with the keel timber. Support; Become a Patron; ----- THIS episode, a load of friends help me remove the stringers, breast hooks, and other parts of the hull. We have a white Christmas i...
12. Chainplates & Knees / Live Oak & Bronze – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP12
Rebuilding a 1910 Sailing Yacht - I get attacked by a rogue falling deck beam, remove knees and chainplates, and launch my Patreon page. Become a patron; Support us; --- Find out about all my other adventures on my website; To see sneaky pictures of progress on Tally Ho between videos, follow ...
11. Demolishing the deck / Reasons to Rebuild – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP11
Support Tally Ho here - I'm on a mission to restore a historic classic sailing yacht called Tally Ho. In this video I talk about why I am rebuilding this boat, when it would probably be easier to just build a new one. I also get some help to take off all the deck planks and demolish the deck...
10. Deck hatches & Rollerskates (& why I have this amazing workshop) – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP10
Support Tally Ho here - I'm on a mission to restore a historic classic sailing yacht called Tally Ho. In this video I brace the hull of the boat in preparation for removing the deck and take off some deck hatches. I get a visit from a lovely English girl, and also get my first voluntary labour...
8. Removing her Keel ( & the return of the building inspector ) – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP8
Support Tally Ho here; - I am on a crazy one-man mission to restore this historic classic sailing yacht, built in 1910. Tally Ho is a wooden gaff cutter, and is best-known for winning the Fastnet race in 1927. In this episode, I remove all the bronze keel bolts and then try to lift the whole 15 ton...
7. The Keel Timber & The Building Inspector – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP7
Support Tally Ho here; - I am on a crazy one-man mission to restore this historic classic sailing yacht, designed by Albert Strange in 1909. Tally Ho is a wooden gaff cutter, and is best-known for winning the Fastnet race in 1927. In this episode, I start uncovering Tally Ho's huge teak keel t...