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As usual, boat life brings its fair share of challenges. And having a main saloon window pop out and also losing a main engine put us in a pickle before having to go get measured for the Panama Canal.... SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing around the world. They found bulkhead damage on their catamaran in Panama, so have fixed her up, and are almost ready to cross the Pacific Ocean!! To join us on Patreon and get exclusive content and a chance to come sailing with us click here! https://www.patreon.com/parlayrevival To buy Parlay Revival merchandise click here!! https://parlayrevival.com/collections All music is from Epidemic sound! Sign up here and get a free months trial to see if you like it! https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ym5nvt Follow me on instagram for daily updates! https://www.instagram.com/parlayrevival_colin/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/parlayrevival Edited by @parlayrevival_colin

Inspecting a previous repair on my 2010 Precision 18 sailboat after finishing the sailing season in Colorado. Last year, I noticed my stern horn cleats were loose, the sealant at the deck had been broken, and they needed to be re-bedded. All boats require regular maintenance and re-bedding horn cleats, chain plates and other deck hardware is just a normal part of sailboat maintenance and ownership. Since the factory installation of the horn cleats only used stainless steel washers as backing, I decided to add a 1/2" HDPE board as a backing block to help strengthen the mounting location. I used JB Marine Weld epoxy and 3M 5200 sealant along with new stainless bolts, washers and lock nuts for this project. Subscribe and follow @ColoradoSailing on YouTube for more original sailing videos, gear, boat maintenance, sailing tips and travel content as I sail my Precision 18 trailer sailer and Precision 16 sailing dinghy in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and South Dakota. #lakesailing #mountainsailing #sailing #boatmaintenance #howto #boatrepair

Launched in 2008, Baby Gita a Hanse 320, offers space and features normally reserved for larger vessels. The cockpit and cabin space and practicality of this 32 footer will genuinely impress. Just some notable features include Simrad instrumentation with auto-pilot, direct linked 'Jefa' wheel steering, cockpit traveller, Hanse signature self tacking headsail plus the option to add a genoa with the existing genoa tracks, upgraded 30Hp engine, electric windlass, folding prop plus the fold out swim platform with ladder. The layout below boasts two double cabins allowing for the huge storage area to port accessible both via the head and cockpit, fully enclosed head and shower, full galley, navigation area and large saloon. Contact exclusive agents YOTI for more information and to arrange inspection on Pittwater on info@yoti.com.au or call (02)9979 4043.

This video is about 1999 Jeanneau 45.2 Offshore Turn Key Cruiser For Sale Video Walkthrough By: Ian Van Tuyl. If you are looking for a true turn key offshore cruiser this is the yacht. LOA is 47.5' and has all the options one would want or need. I look forward to hearing from you and hopefully earning your business. Best, Ian Van Tuyl 1-619-507-4416 ivtyachtsales@gmail.com

This video is part of the S/V Last Affair Blog series on sailing the BVI's. This is for entry 6 of 10. Read the blog at this location. http://dreamsfromthedoghouse.blogspot.com -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "How to repair a wooden mast, boom, spar or Bulkhead (Step by Step) " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nxr-yxUjvQ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

A video wrap-up of all the snowboarding action from Snowbombing 2011 in Mayrhofen, with action from the Vans/Onboard Junk&Funk;, the Hotzone.TV Ride&Seek;pro big air and the carnage of the waterslide mashup. Plus shredding with Andy Nudds & Billy Morgan, and some party madness to complete the package. Subscribe to Onboard Here - http://bit.ly/1gpxJM5 Join Onboard on Facebook Here- http://onboardm.ag/Facebook Follow Onboard on Twitter Here - http://onboardm.ag/Twitter

https://www.patreon.com/sailingmokara This episode covers 3 months (Oct - Dec 2020), so although it may seem that we didn’t stop socialising it was mainly over the weekends. There where a large number of families now in the anchorage with us, and we counted in the region on 25 children. So as you can imagine there was always something going on. Dylan and Nathan had no problem ploughing through their school in the mornings in order to go out and play in the afternoons. With 25 children around there was also always a birthday or two to celebrate. From jungle hikes to boat parties and sleepovers to beach get togethers, we were never board! It was still the rainy season so we had quite a few wildlife encounters. The first unexpected one was a snake curled up in the helm station of our neighbours boat! When there is a lot of rain the snakes get washed down the rivers and into the bay. They obviously try and find the first place to dry out and soak up the sun, which in a busy anchorage is normally a boat. This snake had managed to get himself on board without being detected, when the owner of the boat eventually spotted him he flung him off the side into the water. Of course the snake swam straight back, and tried to slither up the through holes in the hull of the boat. I must say I am very glad it didn’t pick Mokara as I am sure the screams would have been heard back in the UK! Another lucky snake encounter was in our local mangrove tunnel. A tunnel we often ride through and explore as we have seen lots of sloths and monkeys in the trees. Nathan spotted a huge Boa Constrictor sleeping on a branch. I am not a snake lover at all, but this snake was a beauty. He was not in the least bit interested in us, and didn’t even wake up when we were around him. Next was a sloth! I had heard of sloths swimming to the boats, but I didn’t really believe it! But one morning on our way into school we spotted a beautiful large sloth hanging on the pulpit of a boat. We thought it was best to leave him, as he had obviously got himself there ok, so surely he will get himself to where ever he wanted to go ok. Days went by - hot days! And every morning we checked he was still there. We couldn’t believe he could just hang there in the full sunshine all day long and not need water or food. So on day 3 or 4 we decided we needed to take him some mangrove leaves, which he seemed to really enjoy! We also tried to get him to climb onto a broomstick we had brought along so that we could safely take him to land but he was not interested. It was so special to get so close to a wild sloth. They really are such chilled creatures. He tried to stay awake for our visit, however every now and then nodded off to sleep. We read that sloths are quite able swimmers and are much faster in the water than they are on land. We really wanted to see him swimming, but that evening some sailors managed to get him off the boat and back into the trees in the marina. A much better spot for him. We also managed to go on a great jungle hike for one of the older boys birthdays. We were taken to the jungle in a local taxi organised by our guide. To be honest I didn’t think the taxi was going to hold us all when I first saw it! And I had flashes of it falling apart with everyone in it in the middle of the jungle, but we got there and back fine! The boys had sore bums for a day or so afterwards from sitting in what they called “the chicken coop” at the back! Its all part of the adventure. The jungle was amazing, we built a campfire to grill sausages on, swam in the river and then walked through the thick forrest. Sadly we didn’t spot any animals, probably because they heard us coming from miles away, but we did get to see some incredible plants. As things started opening up in Panama we were allowed to move the boat again. So a group of us decided to go and explore the other bays close to Linton. Playa Blanca is a beautiful bay which is usually overcrowded with local tourists. Thanks to COVID we had it all to ourselves. We stayed the night with some friends, who now live in Panama, on board. Sadly the Aero Naval, which is the maritime police came to make sure we stayed off the beach at curfew time (4pm). They told us we could social distance on our dinghies! Christmas came by quickly, and like the rest of the world we were back in lockdown, which meant we had a very quiet Christmas with just the 4 of us. On Christmas eve we decided to make some fun decorations to take around to all our friends and sing carols from our dinghy whilst we delivered them! We’ve made so many friends over the past year and a half that become very close as we are sharing our days together. The community is also very close, which means people are forever calling in to check you are ok, or stop for a drink or borrow a cupboard item they haven’t been able to get hold of. The men tend to always be swapping ideas and solutions to boat problems.

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I just installed a CPT autopilot on a boat I'm delivering from Caribbean Panama, through the canal, and up to Northern Nicaragua. It's working great, I love it!

MiniCat owners and dealers from around the world gathered at Lake Garda in Italy for a fun weekend - here are some highlights. Enjoy.

Have you tried fishing from a Hobie MirageDrive kayak? Join a Hobie dealer as they host a First Cast event and introduce you to the sport of kayak fishing. Whether you’re new to fishing or an old pro, this is an experience you won’t soon forget. #hobiefishing #barracuda #hawkscay #floridakeys ________________ Check out more Hobie Outdoor Adventures Seasons and Episodes: https://www.hobie.com/hobie-outdoor-adventures/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/hobiefishing/ https://www.instagram.com/hobiefishing/

After the series of um, unfortunate events? that happened last week, we were apprehensive to say the least to head out again by ourselves. However, negative thinking didn't help us at all the previous week so we decided to mix it up and believe in ourselves and would you look at that! It worked! We had a very enjoyable sail and (albeit heading through the middle of a sailing race) had no issues. This was exactly what we needed to remind ourselves the true reason we had this dream to begin with. 〰️〰️〰️〰️ Episode 8 I Chapter 1: Beginning Boat Life [UK] 〰️〰️〰️〰️ 👪 Join the Tribe on our *Patreon* https://www.patreon.com/teulutribe 👕Pick up some *Merch* https://www.teulutribe.com/ 📷 Find us over on *Instagram* https://www.instagram.com/teulutribe/ 💬 Connect with us on *Facebook* https://www.facebook.com/teulutribe/ 🛠️ Teulu’s always trying to break herself, our *Amazon Wishlist* is here https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/2045NNIGRTMQT?ref_=wl_share ☕ Treat us to a *Cup of Tea* https://www.buymeacoffee.com/teulutribe 📧 *Business Enquires* teulutribe@gmail.com ☑️ *Subscribe* for a new video every Monday *About Our Boat* - Name pronunciation (Tay-Lee), its Welsh, feel free to call her Too-Loo/Te-a-lu/Teaugukug/Tulu - 1987 Colvic Victor Ketch - 40ft/12m - Two Cabins - Encapsulated Keel and Skeg-Hung Rudder - 13 Tonnes *About Us* We are Becka and Zach, a couple who, in 2020, dreamt of sailing off into the big blue. Trouble is- we were in a pandemic, had a university degree to finish, on a student budget, only had ever sailed dingies, oh and didn’t have a boat. The dream seemed not only unrealistic but pretty insane. However, we worked hard, finished our degrees, worked as many hours as physically possible, saved with all our might, got experience and in March 2022 bought our very own sailboat, Teulu. Having little sailing experience and being a young couple, we have encountered a tonne of hurdles and made plenty of mistakes! but for every downfall, there has always been a reason to dust ourselves off and carry on. We hope you can join us as we sail around the world and keep #bloodydoingit #sailing #boatlife

🌊 Join me, Jacqueline Evers, on my epic journey around the world aboard my 27-foot Grinde, Loveworkx. In this video, I sail toward IJmuiden to head out onto the North Sea—and for the very first time, I set my spinnaker solo. With calm weather and light winds, it feels like the perfect moment to slow down and work through every step with care. From setting up the spinnaker pole and repacking the sail, to tidying the cockpit, hoisting, troubleshooting, and finally sailing under spinnaker, this is a hands-on learning moment. Things don’t go perfectly—but that’s exactly the point. It’s an honest look at learning something new alone at sea: staying calm, solving small problems, asking questions, and enjoying the pure joy when everything finally comes together. 💙 Love my videos? Subscribe, hit the notification bell 🔔, and leave a comment—I’d love to hear your thoughts and questions on my journey or your own sailing dreams! 💨 Follow my solo circumnavigation (started July 1, 2023, from The Netherlands) at sailing.loveworkx.com. 🌟 Support my journey: Patron: patreon.com/loveworkx (€1.50/month) PayPal: paypal.me/Loveworkx Shop: sailing.loveworkx.com/shop Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing! Sailing with love around the globe. 🌍⛵

Stages in Roscoff on July 14th

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This is going to be my second attempt at anchoring overnight. The first attempt was a complete failure! I'm using a Roca 15kg and have a rode composed of 5 meters of 8 mm chain and 50 meters of 16 mm nylon rope. There will be almost no wind (between 1 and 3 m/s). Fingers crossed the anchor will hold. I've set the anchor alarm on my Garmin chartplotter as well as on my iPad. Oh by the way. This is day 13 ;-) http://syobelix.blogspot.dk

Part 2 of our behind the scenes expose of the BEO. With chat with the winners and Roope's cab 1440... Subscribe to Onboard Here - http://bit.ly/1gpxJM5 Join Onboard on Facebook Here- http://onboardm.ag/Facebook Follow Onboard on Twitter Here - http://onboardm.ag/Twitter

In this Webinar, join Greg Luck, author of the new eBook “Cruising the Queensland Coast“, as he talks us through cruising from the Gold Coast up to Cooktown. He covers seasonal weather patterns, hazards, cruising routes, route planning and example routes, favourite anchorages, marinas and more. Newcomers will find this presentation very informative and experienced cruisers will pick up a thing or two as well. For the more adventurous and experienced cruisers, John Hembrow of the Down Under Rally will also provide information about the option of heading “Beyond the Barrier” to experience the less-visited reefs, atolls and coral cays of the Coral Sea Marine Park. Many thanks Greg & John for sharing your invaluable advice, we greatly appreciate your assistance! Visit our website events page for upcoming events as they are scheduled.