Sailing La Vagabonde
is creating an adventurous voyage around the globeThis is the "I no longer have cable TV or go to the movies anymore tier level, tier". Support real people making real stuff. By joining our crew, you can help us grow as independent artists and get better at what it is that we are doing.
All patrons receive:
- Episodes one week before they are released to the public!
- Access to MONTHLY LIVE videos! (Ask us anything)
- Exclusive updates
- First in for meet up announcements
- Free or discounted event tickets
As well as everything above....
• We will send out a Sailing La Vagabonde (SLV) sticker.
• Your questions will be moved to the top of the queue in the monthly LIVE video
You guys help us in the process of posting movies. Whilst we are sitting in a hot sweaty cafe, somewhere where we have found civilisation, uploading the video and slowly watching the "percentage complete" of the crawl over the 30% mark we will have time to really consider how you guys are helping us.
All donations go towards better equipment (we tend to do in the odd drone!) so we can continue to improve the quality of our videos.
If you watch our first few videos and our most recent, you will see the difference we're referring to and that's all because of our amazing patrons.
• 1 x SLV Essential Sail Guide (make sure to follow along with the videos!!!)
• 2 x Beer Can Coolers plus
• 2 x Sailing La Vagabonde (SLV) coasters.
(minimum two months)
Woohoo thank you guys so much for the support! We love sharing this adventure with you all, and the challenge of producing weekly videos during a storm, at night, lost, pregnant, with a dozen velociraptors tearing at our sails. (The winged ones. If I'd of known the correct spelling for Pterodactyl I would obviously have used that instead)
About Sailing La Vagabonde
We are an Australian couple who met in Europe over 4 years ago now. Riley had bought a yacht, having no clue of how to sail and met myself in the Greek Islands while I was playing music for the summer. He asked me to set sail with him on his 43.4ft Beneteau Cyclades 'La Vagabonde'. I didn't tell mum at first, but I said yes. It has been quite the adventure "learning the ropes" and the wild but beautiful ways of the ocean... we are forever learning new things. We have sailed over 60,000 nautical miles together now!
In the beginning, I started making 'home made' style vlogs for friends and family back home to see what we we're up to. Suddenly we had quickly gained views and followers from all over the world who wanted to watch and come along for the ride. Recently this media hype we have had, has all lead us to striking a great deal for a new catamaran in France to continue our adventure around the globe. This new home will allow us to be able to work more comfortably out at sea and to continue to sail around the world much more safely (now you can relax a little more mumma bear). We have big exciting plans for the future!
We want to keep our production OURS and by becoming a Patron and supporting each episode we make, this allows us to do so. Because of Patreon we have been able to say no to many large companies and sponsorship deals we didn't feel suited us nor did we want to support. Sailing is also a very expensive hobby and there's no way we could continue the adventure without help from you guys. Our patrons are like our family. They are a part of something very special and we can't wait to see where it takes us all! We feel very blessed to be surrounded by such a lovely bunch of people. THANK YOU!
Love Elayna & Riley.
Sailing La Vagabonde
Goals
:A minimum specific gravitational potential energy needs to be overcome: for the Kármán line this is approximately 1 MJ/kg. W=mgh, m=1 kg, g=9.82 m/s2, h=105m. W=1*9.82*105≈106J/kg=1MJ/kg (*copied and pasted directly from wikipedia)
Up up and away.