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We bought our Red Fox, Rowena, in December and have slowly been renovating her and getting her back in ship shape order, ready for the water.
This is just a glimpse of what we have been up to with more films to follow
For more sailing adventures see our play lists: "Across the Pacific" sailing from Hawaii to Seattle, "Sailing the Pacific Coast" from Neah Bay, WA to San Francisco, "Sailing Back to Hawaii" from SF to the island of Hawaii, "Cruising Hawaii", "Sailing from...
With nothing to do and no place to be we found ourselves drifting through the amazingly beautiful El Nido. We found an incredible island where our days blended into weeks. We explored the sights and did a bit of diving before heading south for Puerto Princessa. We got caught in a squall, our ancho...
We leave the big city of Manila behind and set sail for Coron, Palawan, Philippines! Along the way we stop at Apo Reef for some snorkeling and diving, then a random African animal safari park on Caluit Island. We end up chilling in Coron for a few weeks diving the sunken Japanese WWII wrecks. Lif...
As you will know if you have been following our films we sold our SunFast 32i at the end of last season however Nanny and Grandad still have Pintail, their Victoria 34, and todays film shows her going back in the water ready for the 2015 sailing season.
A big thank you to Steve and the team at Medw...
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Thinking of selling up and living the dream? Enjoying a carefree life on the endless big blue? Sp...
+Edward Grant - Where is Laura? Taking the dogs for a walk and talking about our summer plans.
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A quick real time update. Chuck throws a few ideas out there to see what sticks. Comments appreciated. Aloha!
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We show you the best way to stop a boat quickly under downwind sails and remain close to the casualty so you can ensure a speedy and safe recovery.
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A bit more about the sailing side of things - put the new assy up for the first time, (much needed investment after one HUNDRED too many times of being becalmed and going a little/lot crazy…) the halliard broke and fell down, broken winch with no spare parts onboard ... but luckily Jack who is a pro...
This is the last in our series of films covering our 2014 holiday up the east coast of England. We had some miserable weather but also, ironically, on the penultimate day we also had some lovely light winds, flat water messing around in boats kind of weather.
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s/y Esper has now left the shipyard after a year's refit. For a week Liz, Jamie and Millie t...
Every wonder what an anchor looks like underwater when its setting? Here is a segment on setting the anchor in sand in the Bahamas. We find the Rocna sets very quickly and holds very well. It just works - and works very well.
La Vagabonde made it across the Atlantic to the Caribbean! 2300 nm (17 days at sea for us) and we couldn't be happier with how it all went. A few squalls, flying fish, a lot of Dorados (luckily, or I never would have been forgiven for losing the first one..). Stay tuned for Part 2 - Apart from ...
Retirement adventure. Three guys crew the sailing vessel Williwa, a 27' Albin Vega, on a 6 week adventure down the Inside Passage. Starting from Southeast Alaska through Canada to Washington with a crew of three; Captain Gary Herald, a professional delivery skipper, Chuck Rose, Captain of the ...
What would you do if someone fell overboard when the spinnaker was flying for a long downwind passage, with foreguy and afterguy fixing the pole in place and few crew on deck? Here we show you the quickest, easiest way back – potentially a real lifesaver.
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With a good forecast and with what turned out to be great weather to go sailing in a few more members turned up for race 5 of the Wilsonian Dinghy club 2015 warm up series on the river Medway in Kent, England.
So we had a puffy F3 breeze to play with, an incoming tide all day, lots of lovely sunshi...
Aloha e' Komo mai!
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Our goal is to challenge ourselves and our vessel and by so doing learn and grow; to share our experiences and the lessons learned through our videos and written logs and to promote small boat cruising in general and the American Vega Association i...
This film starts with us leaving the river Deben however it didn't all go to plan. Pintail actually went aground and after getting herself off found she then had a horrible noise coming from the engine/propeller.
Still we made it over the to river Orwell and spent a couple of nights in Woolver...
Enjoy a captured moment in time of a sunset we experienced while at anchor in St. John's Harbor at Zarembo Island in Alaska.
For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists:
"Honolulu: The Beginning" -
"Cruising Lealea in Alaska" -
"Sailing the Pacific Coast&qu...
Sailing away from Honolulu at last! Chuck was just too tired on Thursday and it is bad luck to begin a voyage on a Friday so we got underway on Saturday Morning, May 26th 2007. To view the complete Cruising Lealea series "Honolulu: The beginning"-
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It’s to be avoided if possible, but how do you protect the environment and stop your anchor cable from snagging if you are in an atoll strewn with unseen coral heads? We show you how.
So this is part one of our summer cruise up the east coast of england. Starting from our home in the Medway we made our way up the coast to Shotley marina at the entrance to the River Orwell, and then from here headed over to the river Deban and the Tidemill marina at Woodbridge.
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