We Are Now Continuous Cruisers
With the book out of the way, it is time to slip the lines and say goodbye to the marina. We are now continuous cruisers!
We Are Now Continuous Cruisers Read Post »
With the book out of the way, it is time to slip the lines and say goodbye to the marina. We are now continuous cruisers!
We Are Now Continuous Cruisers Read Post »
Spider T is an iron-hulled Humber sloop of industrial and maritime heritage, which turned up at our marina just a few days before we left.
“Spider T” Humber Sloop: Pride of the Fleet Read Post »
A one-hour photowalk around the boatyard with the Fjuifilm XE-2 camera using the monochrome film simulation
Black and White Photography Around The Boatyard Read Post »
It’s a different kettle of fish this English marina life, you know! No luxury swimming pools and no sea view, so how are we finding it?
What’s life like in an English canal boat marina? Read Post »
This is it, we’ve reached The End. A few months and 2500 miles from Malaysia to Indonesia later, we arrived at our destination, Medana Bay Marina.
We’ve reached THE END! Read Post »
We’ve sailed thousands of miles, anchored in countless remote places, made new friends and had many new experiences. But saying goodbye still hurts.
Saying goodbye is never easy Read Post »
There are times when we have lost our mojo and sense of urgency over the past couple of months. Not being able to make long-term plans (even short and medium plans!) can weigh heavily…
Are things are looking up? Read Post »
Not a bad little pad, eh? Do you have any questions you would like us to answer? We’re all ears and we have time on our hands…
Hello from our new super yacht! Read Post »
We need to time our arrival at Miri Marina perfectly. There is a sand bar a mile wide in front of the entrance, which is treacherous to sail in any kind of swell…
After an eventful crossing, we arrive in Borneo! Read Post »
We were all set to leave Batavia Marina, but when Jamie engaged reverse we lost all steering and drifted out towards the other boats around us!
What to do when you lose steerage on a sailboat? Carry on to paradise! Read Post »
It’s polluted, noisy, over-crowded, the traffic is appalling and it’s sinking: is there anything to like about Jakarta? We think so!
Has Jakarta outgrown itself? Read Post »
Hidden inland and surrounded by mangroves, Krabi Boat Lagoon is about as far away from the “Tourist Thailand” of popular imagination as you can get.
Sunset over the mangroves at Krabi Boat Lagoon Read Post »
A one-minute experiment in 4K – make sure you view in full 4K mode for all the glorious detail! We would love to hear from anyone with a 4K TV or projector. TBH we should have waited a couple of hours because we’ve just had the most stunning sunset, but it was too late and we were in the swimming pool by then… and the drone’s not waterproof!
4K MAVIC PRO FLY-BY IN THE MANGROVES AT KRABI BOAT LAGOON MARINA Read Post »
Next time you turn the tap on for a glass of water, to have a bath or make a coffee, enjoy the ease of that simple act. In our latest episode we explain why it can take us over two hours to do the same.
Checking in is easy in Ao Chalong, with harbour master, customs and immigration in three rooms next to each other. The whole process took 15 minutes, considerably faster than finding water.
Water, Water Everywhere Read Post »
Of course this isn’t Esper’s first sail per se, but this is the first time we’ve shaken out the sails since the refit. There’s performing planes, fishing nets… and a before-and-after montage of Esper’s interior.
Leaving Langkawi – Esper’s First Sail + Interior Shots Read Post »