We strip our WATERMAKER, replace the MEMBRANE & DROP IN! - Sailing Ep128

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▶ We’re in the water, and it feels GREAT!!!
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Oh yes. And since we’re in the water, how about servicing our watermaker and replacing the membranes too? It’s all in this week’s episode, including some great drone footage from Mr American McGee. Thanks, dude.

We’re now so close to leaving and we’re getting super excited. The weather has been unusually sunny and calm, which is odd for this time of year. We can’t guarantee it’ll hold out like this for our departure but with just the canvas work and a bit of stainless to go, there really isn’t much left to do. We’ve pencilled in ‘some time next week’ for our departure, but don’t tell everyone. A sailor’s plans, remember, are written in the sand…

Of course there are really a hundred jobs left to do on the boat, but these are listed as ‘can be done at anchor’, and it’s at anchor that we’re aiming for. There’s light at the end of the tunnel and we can see a palm-fringed island at the end of it.

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