Sailing Family Five
10 videos
Updated 11 months ago
Family of five living our dreams and working hard to over come every problem that comes our way. We will keep sailing our SV Tsunami until the sails fall off! Going on 4 years, and thousands of nautical miles sailed, and praying for thousands more… our stories are inspiring and we hope you’ll watch, comment and follow along.
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Good times in the holding tank!
Onboard SV TsunamiWe find about 4 inches of “stuff” under our bed… boat life ⛵️18 views -
Manatees love fresh water!
Onboard SV TsunamiA manatee came to visit our boat, and we learned they like to come up and drink fresh water from the hose7 views -
Rub my feet and feed me Bon-Bons!
Onboard SV TsunamiWhere does he get this from?!?! Must be Dad 🤦🏻♀️7 views -
Why did the bananas cross the road???
Onboard SV TsunamiTo move out of the way, so we can get by! Never had we seen a conveyor belt of bananas that cross the road, and really we only waited for 5 minutes. Was pretty neat though. More videos from the rest of our trip to Quirigua Mayan ruins coming soon.10 views -
Tsunami in the Boat Yard
Onboard SV TsunamiTsunami is hauled out, here in Guatemala, Rio Dulce. A short glimpse in to our lives as we live on the hard and try to get Lots of work done!29 views -
Boys being boys!
Onboard SV TsunamiWell, at least they’re keeping busy in the boat yard! 🤪 they have since attached a rudder and a removable mast to attach the “sail” aka broken umbrella!8 views -
Itty bitty baby gecko
Onboard SV TsunamiWe love our random “pets” that sneak on and off Tsunami! Especially when they’re this darn cute! I mean “Jumpy” the jumping spider is great at eating flys and mosquitoes, but nowhere near as cute at “Bernie” (not sure where Randal came up with that, and think he may have meant Barney 🤷🏻♀️).12 views -
Blisters on the boat
Onboard SV TsunamiA short clip of all the 100’s of blisters we found when we hauled out, and how we are tackling this massive project… and still having fun!11 views
