
EP-136 We Depart Brunswick GA and Find the Wind and Seas Interesting.
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Welcome back to another episode of Sailing and Cruising the East Coast of the United States! In Episode 136, we continue our adventure on the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) as host Bela Musits and fellow sailor Mike Malekoff embark on a remarkable journey to move Mike’s Hunter 44 Deck Salon sailboat from Brunswick, Georgia to Burlington, Vermont.
This episode—recorded directly from the cockpit while under sail—captures the raw, real-time audio of two seasoned cruisers navigating the Atlantic coastline, tackling unpredictable weather, mechanical surprises, and the daily rhythm of life at sea.
🚤 Departing Brunswick, GA: Bela and Mike set out in calm inland conditions, with glassy seas and no wind. But the peaceful start doesn’t last long—unexpected rising swells, present early challenges when out in the Atlantic.
⛵ Life Aboard “Our Way”: The crew discusses how they handle the quirks and comforts of sailing on a Hunter 44 Deck Salon, from the interior layout to the mechanics of navigating tight marinas and unfamiliar channels.
🛠️ Troubleshooting at Sea: From minor electrical issues to interpreting weather forecasts, Bela and Mike troubleshoot on the go. You’ll hear them reflect on decision-making processes and the value of preparation when offshore.
📍 Real-time Reflections: One of the best aspects of this episode is its immediacy. As they speak, the crew reacts to what’s happening around them—maneuvering the boat, discussing strategy, and absorbing the ever-changing conditions of the waterway.
Whether you’re a liveaboard sailor, weekend cruiser, or someone dreaming of sailing the East Coast one day, this episode is packed with insights and real-world takeaways:
Firsthand cruising experience on the ICW
Details about boat handling in coastal and offshore conditions
Conversations about safety, planning, and spontaneity on long passages
Sailing camaraderie and the shared joys and frustrations of life afloat
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Happy Sailing!
Bela and Mike