THIS is why we are working so hard... #sailboat #boatrenovation
We are rebuilding our sailboat so we can visit incredible, epic off-grid places in the middle of nowhere.
Wayward Life Sailing
Taryn, Logan & Max We are currently living on Vancouver Island on our 40 ft Van De Stadt Norman 40 Sailboat Papa Rumba, with our puppy dog Max. Our videos show you our sailing adventures both above and below the water and our travel adventures. Emphasis on sustainability, ethical travel, nature and living with the smallest environmental footprint we can without going insane. We share sailing, hiking, road trips, camping, and exploring new places, as well as what it's like to live an alternative lifestyle on the water.
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Sailboat renovation projects can be overwhelming at times and itu2019s easy to lose sight of what you are working so hard for, but as Wayward Life Sailing shares in a recent episode, once you step out on the water all the hard work becomes worth it.
Challenges in Sailboat Renovation
Sailboat renovations are no small feat. They require a lot of time, energy and resources to bring the vessel back to life. Sometimes the endless tasks can feel daunting and itu2019s easy to forget what you are striving for in the end.
The Rewarding Feeling of Sailing
However, when you finally set sail and experience what it feels like to be on your newly renovated vessel, all those hours and sweat become worth it. Itu2019s an amazing feeling that keeps Wayward Life Sailing pushing forward even in the toughest moments.
Overcoming Boat Projects Hurdles
The key to making it through challenging sailboat renovation projects is perseverance. Even on the tough days, just take a step back and remember what you are working towards. Itu2019s always important to keep pushing forward and tackle every issue one at a time until you have that perfect vessel.
Why Renovate a Sailboat
For Wayward Life Sailing, renovating a sailboat is not just about the end result. Itu2019s about the process and the feeling you get when you finally hit the water on your hard-earned vessel. They do it to connect with the open waters, embrace the challenge of fixing something old and broken, and find solace in the wind.
Find More Sailboat Renovation Inspiration
If youu2019re working on your own sailboat renovation project and need a reminder of why all the hard work is worth it, check out Wayward Life Sailingu2019s other episodes. They share their own experiences and provide valuable insights into what it takes to make a once dilapidated vessel gleam like new again.
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We Disappeared- This is Why | The Wayward Life
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Fog, and Storms, and Homeward Bound | Ch 6 E 19
After an amazing time relaxing after sailing down Johnstone Strait, it's finally time for us to head back home to Nanaimo. But with both fog and storms in the forecast, this autumn sailing isn't going to be nearly as easy as the summer was. Patreon: Buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/waywardl...
The BEST DAY of My Life! | Ch 6 E 18
After two amazing months in the Broughton Archipelago, between Vancouver Island and mainland British Columbia, it's time to head home. We had so many incredible experiences in that time, but it was about to get so much better than we could even imagine... Thumbnail image by Mae! Patreon: B...
Life on a Boat with an OLD Dog | Ch 6 E 17
With an aging dog on our boat, sailing has become more difficult, but we have worked to find a couple of solutions to keep both him and us happy on the boat as he becomes less mobile. Both Seadek and a fancy dog harness have made a world of difference when it comes to having Max on the boat :D Ch...
Fjords, Waterfalls and Orcas: Exploring the Canadian Wilderness | Ch 6 E 16
After leaving Alert Bay we head back into the Broughton Archipelago and are greeted by some incredible animal sightings and equally as incredible scenery! Patreon: Buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/waywardlifesailing Website: Instagram: Facebook: Get 10% off your order at Harbour Chandler with Code ...