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WARNING!! It has been brought to my attention that there have been reported instances of death by electrocution in some marinas in the US while swimming in a marina. In this video I swim under the boat in marina to clear a fouled prop. I have personally never heard of any such incidents and was a commercial diver and have many diver friends who routinely work on boats in marinas. Having said that if you do decide to swim under a boat in a marina you do so AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
Welcome to Episode 38 of Carpe Diem Sailing. Coming up on 10 000 subs! In this video I thank all my subscribers for support of my channel and talk about the delivery of Carpe Diem from Vancouver to Campbell River on Vancouver Island. Almost 100 nm and we motored for about 3 hours altogether. Also had to deal with a fouled prop which meant docking under sail and we had great winds to video lots of footage for upcoming tutorials on single-handing.
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