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When will we get OUT!! We were trapped in the sailboat. The companion way was frozen shut. When will we get out. Had to go out through a hatch and open from outside. Chewy was relieved. Working on the anchor chain proved challenging. Almost half was rusted away. We will need new chain. Just another...
Building a boat can seem like an incredibly daunting task. One thing that has gotten us through these years is seeing it a lot of little things that need to be done and pieces that need to go together. This episode is very much dedicated to that ideology.
We make a couple more fin head bolts to lo...
After losing our propulsion in front of North Landing Bridge in Virginia, we had to find some kind of solution before being able to continue on.
It was cold, and only getting colder, but we didn't want to let it discourage us.
Through ups and downs, so far we've been able to hang togeth...
There are a lot of exciting things coming together at the moment. Steve installed the rest of the tie rods, Alix finished the sill for the deckhouse to sit on and we made a mockup of the cockpit! One task completely finished, one setting us up for the deckhouse construction when temperatures warm ...
We have found several moments during the build of Arabella that are just incredibly satisfying. Getting the lead keel poured, getting the backbone assembled, standing up the molds, steaming in frames, getting the first planks on... etc. And now there is one that really feels good and sparks the im...
We spent a few weeks recharging in Annapolis, stocking up on materials for the boat, and spending time with family before continuing our sail south.
After a bumpy passage down the Chesapeake Bay, we officially enter the Intercoastal Waterways, but we don't get far before engine troubles slow u...
In 2020, we sailed the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, and the Dominican Republic. We did some major repairs. We lost our mainsail. And now we have some medical bills. Did we meet our $1000/month liveaboard budget? Was leaving the states worth it?
In this Adventure Log, we talk about how we got here, ...
We are on the last steps of putting together the sill for the house top and the blocking for the mizzen mast. Alix needs to cut the half laps in the corners of the sill to get them to fit just right. Once that is done, we can paint them and screw them in place. Steve on the other hand, is install...
With nice weather but no wind, we slowly make our way up the Delaware Bay and across to the Chesapeake Bay, then south to Annapolis.
Lack of wind also means sunshine, warmth, and epic sunsets it seems!
The views are breathtaking, we hope you enjoy them!
We also finally get our windsurfing sails in...
A quick recap of our sailing adventures in 2019. New Caledonia and the Queensland coast was a huge highlight of the year. Reliving these memories remind us of how grateful we are to have experienced such an amazing adventure.
~ Emma and Robert
The deck framing is almost complete on Arabella. In this episode, Steve wraps up all the framing in the aft section by making a couple more deck beams and then framing in the hatch. This hatch will provide some storage but also some ventilation to the engine compartment.
Meanwhile, Alix diligently ...
Enough with the boat work, it's time to actually start sailing!
In this postcard, we make it to New York City, where we go for a beautiful sail with Amandine's parents, before hitting the ocean for the first time!
Bagheera handles well despite some rough conditions as we embark in our f...
We working on wrapping up the last of the deck framing before we can get to a house top mockup. While Alix continues with fairing around the house top opening, Steve works on getting more short beams and knees installed in the stern. There are two more knees back there that need to go in and a few...
We are nearing the end of the knees! It's amazing the difference that can be seen as these all start to go in. Not only to the rigidity of the structure but also at how the space seems so much different inside.
Knees keep the hull from wracking while sailing. They tie many parts of the struc...
Who said you can't do a law degree from a boat? We rock back up to Nakama after some time away, a couple of things have changed. Slims started his law degree, we got an autohelm and well Soph stepped on a screw? We head over to South Stradbroke Island while we wait for a weather window to conti...
We finally start our voyage south!
We were exhausted and exhilarated at the same time when October 1st came around and Bagheera was loaded onto a truck towards Plattsburgh.
We forgot to explain this in the video, but in case you’re wondering why every member of our little crew took a different ro...
Knees and blocking are what keep the deck of the boat from racking or moving in unwanted ways. Ours are made from the stumps we dug out of the ground around this time last year. It's amazing to see the final product from those rough pieces or material to what they are becoming now. A great w...
This is the second part of our refit in Montreal, before we took off towards the Caribbean.
Make sure you catch the first video first if you haven't!
Here's the link:
Here's the story of how all of this started and how we won Bagheera for $1!
Thanks for watching :)
Yep, we crashed our drone on Christmas day. A slight interruption into our usual videos, we jump into the future for a Christmas Day special. We hop aboard the Najad 49 in our family and sail out to South Solitary Island where we loose our dear drone. We stock ourselves up with delicious food and po...
Now that we have installed the short beams around the deckhouse opening, it's time to start fairing that out. These beams have all been milled a bit oversized for this purpose. This means we start by fairing the ends of the short beams down to the carlin to prepare for the sill plate and then...
Something incredible happened to us... and that's how this all started. So, we thought it was worth sharing the whole story!
Welcome aboard our crazy and wild journey of moving onto a 32ft sailboat and sailing it 3000 nautical miles from Montreal to Guadeloupe! (for now...)
~
MUSIC: The mus...
Last year, at about this time of year as well, some blood, sweat and maybe tears were shed in retrieving some large White Oak rootstock from the woods and painstakingly carving out some knees from them. This was a miserable yet rewarding experience that is now paying dividends.
Steve is finally get...
Once Bagheera makes it to Montreal, the clock starts ticking as we prepare to leave on our big adventure, sailing down to Guadeloupe for the winter.
This journey is full of obstacles and hurdles, but we stick it out and get as much work done as possible in the time we had.
This video is part 1 of...
It's end of month #4 in the Dominican Republic, and we're drowning in water! In this Adventure Log, we talk about how the awning is shaping up, our monthly sailing budget/expenses, and give an update on our preserved dry goods, since it's been a year since we sealed them. The mainsail...
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