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Crossing Thin Ice in Newfoundland | Baker’s Brook Recon & Frozen Boat Fixes
This week in Newfoundland, Steve and Carter finish their Baker’s Brook Pond recon with one more attempt to cross the ice and reach the big climbing terrain they came to scout. After backing off the previous day due to warming temperatures, they return with colder conditions, a better plan, and a cle...
Salt & Tar: Ep.331- Holes are Multiplying
This refit is going so well! This episode is a little slow so you can get a feel for typical days in the boatyard. The focsle cabin is at a stage where we can move onto figuring out the aft (lazarette) hatch before fiberglassing the deck. We also take our first stab at mocking up the pilot house. Ga...
Skiing Into 1,700-Foot Ice Walls in Gros Morne | Remote Newfoundland Ice Climbing
Use code ATAB6OFF for 6% off a Pioneer NA battery. #bluetti #PioneerNA #WinterBackupPowerBLUETTI This week in Newfoundland, we head deep into Gros Morne National Park to scout what could be some of the biggest ice climbing routes we’ve ever seen. After joining locals for rabbit trapping, ice fis...
Salt & Tar: Ep.330- Fo’c’sle
Focsle - Fo'c'sle - Foc'sle or formerly known as Forecastle Building a forward cabin/hatch has been on "the list" but now in the perfect boatyard we're taking the time to not only refit Rediviva but also finish... or at least further complete her ;) Thanks for watching...
Frozen In, Deep Powder & an Emergency Flight Home | Winter Sailing in Newfoundland
Winter in Newfoundland keeps us busy. This week aboard Arabella, the harbor ice tightens around the boat and we’re forced to break up 4-inch ice to relieve pressure on the lines. After adjusting the bubbler and freeing the stern, we trade ice spuds for skis and head into deep Canadian powder for Ro...
Salt & Tar: Ep.329- Casa del Sol
La cueva no more! The nickname for our bunk has been the cave for it is so dark void of windows. No mas. There will be a few ports in the walls of the focsl cabin and the entire top will be an opening hatch. Can't wait to watch the stars from downbelow. Also, we do not endorse the "safety ...
Equipment Check, Our Ice Climbing Tools – BONUS EPISODE
A quick rundown of the climbing gear that Steve and Carter used on their most recent ice climbing adventures in Newfoundland.
Ice Climbing Above the Ocean in Newfoundland | Living Aboard in a Frozen Harbor
Winter has fully set in around Arabella in Cornerbrook, Newfoundland—the harbor is freezing, ice sheets are moving with the tide, and keeping the boat safe becomes a daily task. This week we show how we protect a liveaboard sailboat in icy conditions using a deicer (bubbler system) and even a floati...
Salt & Tar: Ep.328- Parallel Projects
Who says you can't multitask in the boatyard? How else could you maintain stamina to complete a refit? Starting and continuing a few projects to keep motivation and movement going. Red is feeling the relaxation and Garrett is loving the sauna suit treatment ;) Thanks for watching! p.s. I try ...
Winter Camping & Backcountry Ski Recon in Newfoundland | Pulk Sleds, Snow, and Sea Cliffs
With the boat buttoned up for winter, it’s finally time to head into the mountains. In this episode, Steve, Robin, and Carter take the new DIY pulk sled bags into the backcountry for a winter camping and ski reconnaissance trip just north of Corner Brook, Newfoundland. Before heading out, Steve wal...
Salt & Tar: Ep.327- Surprises on the Hard
Bye bye decking! Tough to see it go but our absence over last summer sealed its fate. Unable to take care of it in the intense Mexican sun in addition to poor mixing in the first place... that may be my fault... Cupping, warping, and lifting it was no longer worth saving and having painted non-skid ...
Back to Arabella: Winter Ski Prep, DIY Gear, and the Day a Ski Sank the Boat
After a long holiday break back home in Massachusetts, Steve, Robin, and Akiva make the 1,100-mile journey back north to Arabella and winter life in Newfoundland. With big plans for backcountry skiing and ice climbing along the island’s northwest coast, it’s time to finish some critical prep. This ...
Salt & Tar: Ep.326- Out on a High
Since leaving Napa, California in 2022 we've only hauled out once. This time we owe it to Rediviva to be more thorough! She, the boat, has been so patient with us as we attempted to "recover" from the building process at the same time as returning to full time cruising... We got distr...
Salt & Tar: Ep.325- Dismantling Begins
Plans are funny... you plan and plan and then one day, although it's been a while it feels all of a sudden, you are in the future where that plan ends and the next begins. I'm totally ok with catching my breathe later! Let's get this refit on. Puerto Peñasco has met our expectations. ...
Salt & Tar: Ep.324- To the Finish Line
The weather had us on our toes but our choice to go for it was a good one! The wind was totally manageable and the swell was a bit of a headache. All in all it was a great last leg on our way to the boatyard in Puerto Peñasco. Thanks for joining us! p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I ca...
Salt & Tar: Ep.323- Attitude of the Upper Gulf
Into the northern Sea of Cortez we go! As the water gets pinched by the Baja peninsula and the mainland coming together the waves and current can be a challenge. We've learned to time it otherwise it is a headache and can actually become dangerous. Thankfully weather forecasting and internet on...
Salt & Tar: Ep.322- Mining for Tacos
Happy New Year everyone 🤗 I hope you enjoy the history rabbit hole I fell into as we enjoy copious amounts of tacos ashore in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico. Thanks for watching! p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I can but we are still so so busy so please do not take it pers...
Salt & Tar: Ep.321- Makin’ Miles
A makin' miles day as we hop our way north to the boatyard at the end of the sea. Thanks for joining us! p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I can but we are still so so busy so please do not take it personally 💕 Much love!!! ----- pledge per episode --------- one-time donation ...
Salt & Tar: Ep.320- No Rush
A little nervous to release this slower-pace, longer video but many of you have requested it so here we go! Another few days into our trip north towards the boatyard and our refit. We're enjoying the mellow but steady miles we are making in the direction of progress. We are also so close to bre...
Feathering Prop Rebuild Start to Finish & Saying Goodbye to Arabella (For Now)
It’s time to leave Arabella for six weeks as Steve and Robin head back to the United States for the holidays—but not before getting the boat safely settled for early winter in Newfoundland. With the cover on, heaters set, and friends keeping an eye on things, Arabella is ready to rest while the crew...
Salt & Tar: Ep.319- Absence Makes the Heart Grow Forgetful
Running the propeller for the first time to get to our second anchorage this season. With water this clear and blue I could stay in it all day! Thanks for swimming with us ;) EMAIL: [email protected] (for resource/material leads only please) REFIT FUND: p.s. I try and reply to as many c...
Building a Winter Tent Over Our Sailboat | Shrink Wrap Prep in Newfoundland
Winter prep continues aboard Arabella in Corner Brook, Newfoundland—and this week it’s time to build a proper tent over the housetop before shrink wrap goes on. With help from fellow adventurers Lina Chu (a Vietnamese-Ukrainian photographer) and her partner Peter, Steve frames a structure designed t...
Salt & Tar: Ep.318- A Prop-er Job
Welcome back to cruising! We head out to our first anchorage in over a year and complete our first project underway. It wasn't as easy, but when is it ever, as it could've been but Garrett magically swapped out the old with the new. I was right there but I didn't "see" it so...