Why we are starting a YouTube channel, why we have waited so long to start, what it will be about, and how it all works. Will YouTube catch our drift?
YouTube, Catch Our Drift?
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The Adventures of Sea Odyssey
BB – Our Anchor Pregame
Ever wonder how we anchor? How do we know where to go? Here is a fun and informative look into this decision making process. It is quite involved. We call it our anchor pregame.
BB – The Dinghy Dilemma
Dingys are a bit of a balancing act. Every choice you make affects another choice you already made. Don’t worry. There is not one dinghy that is right for every situation. Here are some helpful tips, tricks, and takeaways on choosing the right dinghy for you.
What Does 60 Knots of Wind Feel Like?
What does it feel like in 60 knots of wind? Well, it ain’t great. Here is what happened and how we landed ourselves in 60 knots of wind anchored in a little cove in Milos, Greece.
Lucky Luck So Far, Soft Sailing Lessons
Are we lucky? Yes. Thankfully, we have been given only soft lessons that only increase our chances of making the right decision for the next time. Here is a list of everything we got away with. The real question is… can we run out of luck?
The Adventure Begins – Wait, Not So Fast!
The adventure begins! Wait, a couple things first. Picking up Sea Odyssey didn’t go down exactly as planned. Not at all in fact. We had no idea it would that difficult to pick up our boat and sail away. Good thing La Rochelle is so amazing.
Boater Bits ~ Picking up in France
An informative piece for new boaters picking up their new boat in La Rochelle, France. Inside you’ll find maps, links, and a list of helpful tidbits to keep you plenty busy. Good luck and all the best winds!
Fun, Freaky & Fantastic France Photos
The fun, freaky, and fantastic photos of France. France was not without its up and downs, for sure, but we did manage to have some fun & see some cool shit. Check out this gallery of top France pics!
Matt & Emily
Meet the crew!
Hello world!
Just like that, the winds of change was upon us. We wanted to be free from the machine that drove us to live a life of rehearsed experiences and longing for the weekend or some other day to come. We wanted to see the world, have adventures, meet the people of the world and taste their culture, but more meaningfully, live with a little uncertainty, appreciate our opportunity of life, and make our own days.