We are back to our usual series chronology where we are in Cartagena waiting for vacancy on the boatyard to begin our sailboat repairs for the south pacific. Press play and immerse yourself on a fun DIY project.
Have a great weekend Guys!
THE AFTERMATH after 70 days of Exile
A PIRATE in the NIGHT
The Charts are wrong, we can’t find the island
We arrive very early to the region where our charts say there is an island and reef… but we can’t find it… it takes almost 8 hours to eventually get there with Margarida starving and seasick…you know the drill by now. Find food and wood and start a cook up…it is a little bit of paradise and we plan to stay… well for a while.
Youtube livestream TOMORROW CATAMARAN vs MONOHULLS
Plukky will be discussing LIVE ON YOUTUBE the PROS and CONS of CATAMARAN versus MONOHULLS this Friday (3rd of July) 7PM Panama.
On the previous lifestream we said we would have an episode discussing this subject although we went through the footage and realized it was of a quality that didn’t fit in to “the nothing but quality” mantra. So we decided to discuss it live. The topics will be safety, ways to save money, performance, comfort, costs and that’s right chickability…
Live stream time|
Friday 3rd July
* 7 PM Panama (Eastern standard time)
* 8 PM New York
* 5 PM California (Pacific daylight time)
Saturday 4th July:
*1 AM London
* 10AM Sydney
Bring your burning questions 🔥 See you tomorrow!
CORONAVIRUS: our current situation and future plans
Come and chat with us this coming Sunday! We will be discussing how the Corona Virus has affected us – our 70 days exile, where we are right now and future plans. If you would like to get some answers leave your questions on the comments below and we will answer them on the live stream on youtube. See you guys 
Live stream time|
Sunday 28th:
* 3PM Panama (Eastern standard time)
* 4PM New York
* 1PM California (Pacific daylight time)
* 9PM London
Monday 29th:
* 6AM Sydney
Stranded and living off the sea
We have to leave Nuevo Cay but we delay it as long as possible in order to get food and stock up. But when we search for another reef it isn’t where it is supposed to be on the charts. We have to heave-to and wait for better light but it doesn’t look good even after 4 hours.
Survival on the smallest island in the Caribbean
We set sail for a reef in the middle of nowhere, 272 nautical miles off the coast of Nicaragua. We have no sailing guide so we rely on dodgy charts to get close but as usual the charts are out by a mile or 2. We get in with very little sunlight left with no one around but not known to us then there are 2 surprises for us.
BREAKING POINT the reality of living stranded
Our relationship gets to a breaking point. The strain of the past couple of weeks with Margarida’s seasickness, lack of sleep and anxiety about where we can sail to be safe is causing grief. There is a solution but it seems they can’t be found out in the middle of nowhere.
REJECTED by yet another country, will there be any end to this! | Coronavirus
We have just been kicked out of Haiti now too. So after being kicked out of Cuba 2 weeks ago, finding no refuge in Domincian Republic, Haiti is just the icing on the cake. Where can we go now? It seems hopeless but with some good skills and common sense we may finally find a place to stay, it is a pity that we have had no sleep for a week and that our skill and common sense level are at an all time low but blind stupid optimism has been know to work…
