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Slowly but surely, we could make out the dramatic shoreline of steep cliffs, dark rock, and lush greenery… (read more)

We watched our last sunset of the trip and spotted a sliver of moon off our port side… (read more)

Oh, we’re also down to 14 gallons of water. I’m ready to get on anchor… (read more)

We spent the day sailing toward our destination using our main and jib; the exhausting days of motoring in the sweltering heat and constant headsail changes a distant memory… (read more)

We’re going too fast. We can’t help but laugh at the fact that we have two watermakers, and we can’t use either of them. Mother Nature does not care how prepared you are… (read more)

It’s incredible what your body and mind can adapt to. Life underway feels completely normal to us now, and after… (read more)

It seems like our equipment is as fed up with these conditions as we are… (read more)

The water below us is over 13,000ft deep. You can feel the power of the waves as they push our home forward, giving us an extra 2-3kn of speed… (read more)

I never really understood those people who sail around the world without stopping. 100+ days of this- what’s the point, other than being able to say you did it? Now, I’m starting to understand the appeal… (read more)

We thoroughly enjoy the ocean and each other’s company, and the challenges we’ve faced have only enriched our experience… (read more)