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Just coming over the columbia river bar on a 1978 Westsail 32. friendlymarineservice@gmail.com Nice sunny day in September 2020. Off the Oregon coast . Out of the boat yard.
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As a vet I have access to the most advanced tick prevention methods. 🌊❄️ This is not one of them nor has this method been scientifically verified.... #icebath #coldplunge #boatlife #vetlife #veterinarian
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Sailing around the remote Indonesian island of Sulawesi, we rely on satellite imagery to find stunning, safe anchorages. In this episode we do just that with our buddy boaters at an amazing beach where the dense, tropical jungle cascades down the mountainous coast to meet powder white sand, fringed by vivid corals in crystal clear water. For ocean travellers like us, Indonesia is certainly a nation of wonders.
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A staysail is a type of sail that is typically smaller than the main sail on a boat, and is attached to a stay (a wire or rope) that connects to the mast of the vessel. It can be used in a variety of wind conditions, but is particularly useful in stronger winds, when the larger main sail may be difficult to handle. In our case we’re using it because our furler is broken and we can’t use the headsail. Staysails are often used for upwind sailing, and can help to balance the boat by reducing the amount of weather helm (the tendency of the boat to turn into the wind). They can also be used in conjunction with a larger headsail or spinnaker to help control the boat’s speed and direction in varying wind conditions. Staysails are commonly found on sailing yachts and other sailing vessels, and can be made from a variety of materials, including Dacron, Kevlar, and other synthetic fibers. #staysail #sailboat #sailinglife
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Join us as we test the solar capabilities of our boat! See how we produce water using a water maker and solar panels. Can our system run for 10 hours? Watch to find out! #SolarPower #WaterProduction #BoatLife #SolarPower #WaterProduction #BoatLife #SustainableLiving #RenewableEnergy #OffGridLiving #DIY #Sailing #Innovation #CleanEnergy
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