PARADISE CRASH REPAIRS PART 2! Ep 18
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Join Jamie and Liz of followtheboat as they document their high-authority transition from a 20-year ocean odyssey to the 'Slow Living' of the UK canal system.
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In the last episode we hauled Esper out at PSS Shipyard in Satun in order to start fixing the repairs from the accident. We had two weeks in which to get everything done before the next spring tide. Half way through the journey Liz has to visit the UK and so we leave Jamie on his own (con’t below…)
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With Liz back in England Jamie is left to fend for himself in the shipyard. Fortunately he has a few friends to hang out with, Honey, Misty and Smudge.
Meanwhile on the boat Jamie discovers a fuel leak in the diesel filler pipe. The pipe continues to leak throughout the afternoon so after work Jamie takes a stroll through the yard, soaking up the atmosphere of workers enjoying their downtime.
As the yard jacks the cradle up, Jamie catches up with Bobby.
Although Jia, Julie, Dan and Mae have spent many a day and night on fishing boats, they’ve not been active crew on a sail boat before. As Esper slides down the yard Jamie gives them a pep talk.
It must have been a strange sensation for Jia, who normally takes in this view from the opposite side.
And with that Jamie, Jia, Julie, Dan and Mai make their way down the river and out into the open waters for some fun aboard Esper.
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