A sailing family makes 20 ocean voyages over two decades, sometimes following the path of Captain Cook, but more frequently following nothing but their own hearts and the siren call of adventure.
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The story of family who disavowed the constraints of society in favour of life on the high seas. Following Seas is now available on Video on Demand platforms.
FOLLOWING SEAS: A Message from Teno Griffith
Robert “Teno” Griffith talks about the beginnings of the documentary FOLLOWING SEAS a film about his seafaring parents Bob & Nancy Griffith. The film will ...
Following seas
Sailing south.
Following Seas - Trailer
The story of family who disavowed the constraints of society in favour of life on the high seas. Get it now on: iTunes: ...
Following Seas - Trailer
Bob and Nancy Griffith made 20 ocean voyages over two decades fulfilling a dream of freedom and adventure in their 53-foot sailboat. Nothing seemed ...
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sailing in 25-30 knts of wind is quite different when out of the sheltered waters. We only realized that when we turned around and looked the following seas.
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