Back to the Boat in Panama!
After 7 months of Lockdown in Panama we can finally get back aboard our boat! And just in time for the effects of Hurricane Eta to be felt as winds blow and swell pushes the boat round at La Playita Marina in Panama City.
We also demonstrate docking techniques
1) Using a spring line to help make a turn leaving a slip in strong winds
2) Reversing into a slip
00:48 Using Springlines to secure your boat in a marina
04:23 Leaving the dock using a spring line
05:45 Reversing a sailboat into a slip
06:42 Air travel Covid precautions while flying to Panama
08:29 Rapid Covid test in Panama Airport
10:03 What we found back on board
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