Adventures of Rogue
Last 7 days: http://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glId=0F4Ziojxymh1YQlumPoVKdBWJcY0PElbp Gale or calm, Rogue sails on.
Rogue is a 1981 38' Ericson sailboat. She's brought me safely from San Diego CA down the west coast of Baja California and into the Sea of Cortez. She's seen Marina del Rey, Catalina Island, Long Beach, San Diego, Ensenada, Bahia Tortuga, Bahia Magdalena, Cabo san Lucas, La Paz, Islas Cerrado, Espiritu Santo, y Partida, and over 1500 nautical miles of coves and coast between. She's been more than
60nm offshore, seen over 12ft seas, and anchored in over 50kts. To seasoned sailors and my navy friends, this is nothing. But for me and my small ship it has been the adventure of a lifetime. I only do the best I can to keep up!
Pretty cool. Brrr
This photo was taken when the crew felt they had a good chance of freeing the trapped Endurance from the sea ice of the Weddell Sea, so they put the sails up. As we know, this and other attempts failed, and realizing the ship wasn't moving Hurley went onto the ice to take this photograph. New
Pretty cool
Fun
Since 2003 Michael Marten has travelled along the British coast to photograph identical views at high and low tide, 6 or 18 hours apart.
sweet
The Hokule’a is circling the globe without modern navigation, drawing attention to climate change and to the seafaring skills of ancient Polynesians.
Another adventure?
powerful and thoughtful little video about the most recent oil spill on California's central coast
By Christian Beamish With ancestor chants evoking the original stewards of these shores, Chris Malloy, the Farm League crew and I put together a video short to comment on the Refugio Oil Spill. I did a voice-over at Todd Hannigan’s...
Idol?
John Bradley owned his sailboat, Scottie II, for over forty years. When Hurricane Irene hit Rhode Island, Scottie II was taken out, leaving John without a boat. Now 91, Bradley is fixing up a new boat and continues to sail. On the Water with John Bradley is a short film from Charlie Weber.…
Thoughts???
As recent as 5 years ago the world still believed media-sensationalized images of mythical islands of trash or static garbage patches of plastic in the ocean. These myths spawned fanciful engineering solutions to go get it, like circular islands pulled by kites that scooped trash, or contraptions wi…
Like a Captain
This video was made for AV-OG-TIL a Norwegian NGO, working to reduce the harmful effects of alcohol. The aim is to raise awareness around the dangers of into...
:-D
Andrew Armour, known for years as the Whale Whisperer, lived up to his nickname while guiding a diving tour off Dominca Island in the Caribbean.
Rob Stewart, a leading conservationist, is best known for his film Sharkwater. His latest project, Revolution, takes the fight to save the oceans to the next level. Filmed over four years in locations spanning 15 countries, Revolution is a firsthand look into some of the most important issues facing…
The grouper pulled the baggie with the lionfish inside from the diver’s hand three times. The grouper didn’t know the diver intended to feed it.
new workout trend haha
Not cool... Might be kinda fishy though... Thoughts?
Louis Jordan, who sailed out of a small marina in South Carolina in late January, had not been heard from until Thursday. That's when he was spotted on the upturned hull of his sailboat.
Ahhh :-)
Honeymooners Jeff and Tori Hester were diving in the Sea of Cortez when they encountered thousands of jacks forming a fish tornado. “I was awestruck."
A normal friend prevents you from drinking and driving. A boat friend just makes sure you stay on the goddamn boat.
hmmm
Using an old-fashioned idea, boatloads of passionate students are helping track the ocean’s currents.
scary accurate
Look at all those navigational hazards ;-P
Does Rogue need a drone for the next voyage??
Ambitious
A Frenchman plans to swim across the Pacific Ocean. Yes, that's as crazy as it sounds.
Oh boy
Video shows a s***m whale causing the boat to sway back and forth when it collided with the vessel. It circled the boat several times before swimming off.
Seafood Pirates!
Most of the seafood Americans eat is imported; a lot of that is illegally caught. Now, environmentalists are using satellites to track pirate vessels on the high seas and help crack down on the trade.
Fredrik Marmsater's 'Sail-2-Surf,' highlights a 10-day wind-powered adventure to reach some of B.C.'s best tide-surf destinations.
Brings me back...
More about this programme: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b018xsc5 Pelicans in the Sea of Cortez are our guide to the incredible flying Devil Rays. A John D...
Gonna go sailing for a few weeks on Rogue's cousin Genesis III. Follow my progress here:
oh boy, rough week and a half for sure...
The Coast Guard searched 12,000 square miles of ocean before giving up the search for the missing boater, who was found 80 miles from original GPS locale.
Today, Oceana, SkyTruth, and Google announced their partnership to develop a new big-data technology platform, called Global Fishing Watch, that analyzes massive amounts of satellite data to create th
what a tough problem
An ecologist released the alarming news that microfibers could be the biggest source of toxic plastic in our oceans
Rogue Ship is officially planning another voyage! Must be patient, this one's going to take some time...
Sea Of Cortez
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