Join us as we watch our boys grow up on a boat while we travel the world. Any guesses as to where we're heading next? Comment below! Posting on: https://www.facebook.com/sailinghangtime https://www.instagram.com/sailinghangtime/ -------------------------------------------- About us: We are a family of four who have been watching our boys grow up on a boat for the past 2+ years. We recetly included a new addition, a Havanese pup named Ruby. We worked hard in our 20's and 30's and built a company that has an amazing team managing it and allows us to work remotely and enjoy this time with our family. We love adventure, sports and an active lifestyle but also take pleasure in a great meal or a sunset gin and tonic. Boat life is challanging and busy but we have been learning as we go and have a great appreciation for the sailing community and the willingness of others to teach and share skills. After two seasons in the Caribben we're hoping to get Hangtime through the Panama Canal and onto New Zealand in 2021. This is the glory run of sailing - stunning landscapes, great sailing conditions and amazing people. Please subscribe so you can get a glimpse into this epic adventure.

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Gemini is our full-time sailboat home while we travel the world, one anchorage at a time. Subscribe to our main channel @twothehorizon for full-length vids and more! Check out our store: https://stan.store/twothehorizon #shorts #sailinglife #boatlife #sailingcouple #nomadlife

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We made a 7sqm screecher for our 14ft plywood Zeta trimaran and tried it today. As you can see from the mirror like surface there wasn't much wind! It was all a lash up, I have no cleats for mainsheet or screecher so had to handhold everything. But it sailed well and tacked easily. You can build your own Zeta trimaran from 7 sheets of ply in 150 hours. The boat weighs 73kgs, 160lbs, ex rig. You can see more here. http://sailingcatamarans.com/index.php/designs/27-trimarans-under-25/458-zeta-14ft-singlehanded-trimaran

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Master the Art of 'Sweating' a Dock Line Join ASA Award-Winning Captain Lance Botthof from West Coast Multihulls aboard a Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 as he demonstrates a crucial technique to make dock line handling easier. Learn how to "sweat" a dock line properly on a cleat, allowing you to move the boat with significantly less effort. This method enhances safety and efficiency when securing your vessel. Why Learn the 'Sweating' Technique? Achieve better control when adjusting dock lines under load. Reduce physical strain by leveraging mechanical advantage. Enhance safety during docking and undocking maneuvers. Stay tuned for weekly sailing tips and tricks from ASA's best in the West! 📞 619.365.4326 📧 info@westcoastmultihulls.com 🌐 charter-catamaran.com ASA Catamaran Sailing Lessons & Charters San Diego | Los Angeles | Loreto, B.C.S., Mexico

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