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The owners of the 5-ton coastal cruiser Good Tidings are preparing to sell the vessel to upgrade to a more seaworthy boat for potential Atlantic crossings.2:29 The current boat features a 10-kilogram anchor and relies on 35 meters of chain in 4 meters of depth for stability during high-wind events.0:31 Recent maintenance included hull cleaning and anti-fouling, which improved speed by approximately 0.5 knots.15:16 The crew manages long-term provisioning by prioritizing dry goods, such as soy bean skin, and long-lasting vegetables like aubergine and zucchini, while utilizing a pressure cooker to conserve gas.8:00 During a transit to Le Lavandou, France, the crew practiced manual docking techniques at the marina, where overnight berthing costs 31 euros.17:15 The owners are seeking a faster, deeper-keeled vessel and invite inquiries regarding the sale of Good Tidings or leads on potential replacement boats.5:23

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