previously on living hakuna you joined us for coffee and spent an entire
morning with us as we went through a routine for a healthy and productive day
I'm Andrea that's Alejo and those are our bears
Ozzy and Echo we left the corporate world in Miami to become digital nomads
and chase the wind kiteboarding join us as we sell an adventure in our dream home, Hakuna
was her first time going up the mast so we were really nervous before heading to
the keys we wanted to install three antennas that would give us long-range
Wi-Fi better cellular connection and satellite connection Jesus, our
neighbour joined us on board to help us and guide us through the process of
going up the mast
I've decided to go up the mast but honestly it looks so much easier from
the bottom as I went off I started getting more tense suddenly I found
myself holding my breath and holding tight to the rigging of the boat the
biggest problem was not just being 50 foot of the mast but having the boat move
everytime with waves left by other boats everything you normally feel on
deck feels five times stronger when you're up the mast but installing the
first antenna was just the easy part as the Sun was rising the wind is getting
stronger and the mass was moving harder more boats more jet skis we're driving
past the boat creating four foot waves that felt more like ten foot waves up
the mast luckily our neighbor Julian dropped by and had no problem going in going up the
mast and installing the remaining so today's a cool day we're actually
heading to the keys and we're going to just walk the dogs get the boat ready
anchor up and sail out
we're right in front of human gain and if this beach where we're anchored right
now we can't come in past the buoys with the engine on oh shoot
we have to go in
so what's the plan for City baby headphone we're gonna talk it is how
cold is there right now like 60 degrees 7 a.m. we have to turn on the here last
night for the first time we tested it it worked it only consumes like why like
200 200 watts so that was really good the boot yeah and it was actually really
cozy made the co room really warms
athelas
as always it's part of our daily routine to take the dogs out to the nearest they
always enjoy their time of the boat by running and play
within seconds line we guide her on the boat by making sounds but the funny
thing is that Ozzy is always the one that slips once we got on the boat we
prepare the boat for our passage we pulled up the dinghy turned on the
navigational instruments and left the ink
we're on our way so for the people that's always asking to show you how we
sell so we're sailing the wind was hitting us on our beam at 8 knots and we
were going at a steady speed of 4.6 knots using both our mainsail and our
jib on our way back we were running with the wind on our six but since we still
don't know how to use the pear Seder we didn't feel too comfortable pulling it
on so if any of you experienced sailors out there have tips for us let us know
in the comment section below how does it feel
we relaxed most of the way down to Key Largo but after eight hours we were
feeling energized and ready to get moving by dancing and playing around
good morning beautiful people if they do of heading to eat and we stay fine
I don't know last night state by some bridge across it it was too low
so we stay there during the night we anchor there and today we're heading to
Key Largo we were putting her sails up it's a beautiful day saving the ocean is
almost bats we have what what did that ask me like one foot we've given staying
fry babe it's nothing is amazing and we have like
10 knots of wind - it's perfect it's really a nice day - the ocean is super
loose oh yeah