The Shakedown Sail, BREAKING (in) A New Boat
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The Shakedown Sail, BREAKING (in) A New Boat

Nothing prepares you for the overwhelming process that is getting to know the new boat and the systems. Even if you’ve been sailing for years, mistakes are inevitable, and things will break.  It’s all a part of the learning process.

Getting a new sailboat is sort of like starting a new relationship. Sure, it’s exciting but the jitters and uncertainty can take away from of the joy and create anxiety. Because there are no shortcuts to deep familiarity.

Nothing prepares you for the overwhelming process that is getting to know a new boat and new systems. Even if you’ve been sailing for years, mistakes are inevitable, and things will break. It’s all a part of the learning process.

Then, of course, there is the art of making it a home.

This week, you get an intimate peek at this awkward phase as we fumble our way through the shakedown sail. Join us for our final sail aboard Ruby Rose 2.

Thanks again to Nick and Terysa for having us aboard for such a big adventure! It’s the beginning of a new chapter and we’re looking forward to seeing where this one takes you.

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