Adjusting to life aboard our new 12m sailboat Ep.6
Hi everyone, it's Christmas, our first Christmas onboard.. how cool! In this week's episode we spend a couple of days away from our new boat to housesit for some friends, which reminds us of how much easier living in a house is. We certainly find that living on an old 12m sailboat doesn't come with luxuries, but hey we are here for the adventure!
On returning to the boat we try to tackle some engine issues whilst continuing on with our list of endless boat projects. After a couple of days boat work we hit sail, it's time to spend the week checking out what Moreton Bay has to offer.
As always thank you for joining us on this journey. If you enjoyed be sure to give us a thumbs up and hit that subscribe button for notifications.
Leeann & Kieran xxx
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Kieran and Leeann Raftery traded 4x4 adventures for a Swanson 38. Follow their 2026 sailing relaunch from Brisbane to the East Coast of Australia.
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Hi everyone, it’s Christmas, our first Christmas onboard.. how cool! In this week’s episode we spend a couple of days away from our new boat to housesit for some friends, which reminds us of how much easier living in a house is. We certainly find that living on an old 12m sailboat doesn’t come with luxuries, but hey we are here for the adventure!
On returning to the boat we try to tackle some engine issues whilst continuing on with our list of endless boat projects. After a couple of days boat work we hit sail, it’s time to spend the week checking out what Moreton Bay has to offer.
As always thank you for joining us on this journey. If you enjoyed be sure to give us a thumbs up and hit that subscribe button for notifications.
Leeann & Kieran xxx
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