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In August of 2017 I sold everything and moved aboard Balachandra, a 1986 C&C44 sailboat, then sailed it over 300 nautical miles to Halifax Nova Scotia to spend a cold Canadian winter in the frozen waters of the North Atlantic. Sailing Balachandra is my YouTube sailing vlog inspired by other great channels such as Delos and La Vagabonde, which documents the sailing adventures of myself and the occasional crewmembers(s) as we navigate the east coast of North America and beyond. I also dive into lots of DIY boat projects both above and below decks, and share with you all of the pros and cons of living aboard in a cold climate.Sailing Balachandra is published weekly so please subscribe so you don't miss out on future videos! If you like these videos, please SUBSCRIBE to see more, and be sure to give this video a like! This video was shot with equipment from Optrix by Body Glove Theme Music by Youtube Music Library Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sailingbalachandra Instagram: http://instagram.com/sailing_balachandra
A very ROUGH draft of my upcoming book!! I am working on my new book; A Girl & Her Bus Named Bubba--An Unconventional Love Story. My upcoming book is a series of short stories about living in a short bus for 2.5 years, discovering America and myself in the process. I thought I would share my creative process here--as it is one of the ways I make money as a nomad, especially while living on a sailboat. If you dig this journey, I would love you to follow along. Our website is: https://gypseaexplorer.com/ My Instagram is: https://www.instagram.com/writerjacks/ Thank you for being here.
China shop is one site in Komodo that is often overlooked, but I have never been able to figure out why. Located in the north of the park, it is the perfect site for snorkeling or diving. It’s shallow reef is a mixture of hard coral, sponges, and giant coral bommies. The reef itself extends for hundreds of meters as it fringes the island. Mantas are frequent visitors to this site as they like to feed in the channel between the two islands, while green sea-turtles and hawksbill sea-turtles have made their homes in the reef. Whether you’re diving or snorkeling, you can’t go wrong with this site as it offers something for everyone!