Morning Chores on the Water: Bailing 30 Liters of Rainwater! #japan #sailing #travel #boatlife
Morning chores on the boat never end — especially after a good downpour! 🌧 Today in Buren Bay, it’s me, a bucket, and about 30 liters of rainwater in the dinghy. If only I had my jerry cans…
A salty little reminder that even solo, you can still show up and get it done — one scoop at a time.
🎥 Shot in Buren Bay, my floating home base in Japan’s remote Amami Islands.
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