Ep 323 | BLOWOUTS and FLOODS, Now Back in Darwin, Australian Road Trip, Sailing Nutshell
Life in a Nutshell
From the Kimberley wilds to the Dutch canals, Magnus and Wendy of Life in a Nutshell define the technical grit of slow, aesthetic offshore exploration.
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We continue on our journey back to Darwin to drop off the new SV Peanut, and Magnus continues to experiment with cooking under the bonnet
We check out the Great Australian Bight.
We have a major blowout on a bridge and look everywhere but are unable to find a spare tyre. Luckily we carry two spares so we carry on without the extra spare.
The roads are badly flooded but the land cruiser is built for the conditions and we finally get to Darwin where we unload the car, test out SV Peanut and begin the task of cleaning away the mould from Nutshell.
We decide to remove as much extra stuff as we can from Nutshell because it’s our last opportunity to take stuff back to the farm for storage as our next task is to drive back to the farm to drop off the land cruiser.
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Wendy and Magnus
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00:00 A chat about how enormous Australia is!
02:24 Cooking under the car bonnet
05:37 The Great Australian Bite
06:05 Major blowout on the bridge
07:58 Trying to get a new tyre
09:06 Outback roadhouse
09:30 Flooded roads
11:36 Exploder Stove cooking!
13:19 We made it to Darwin!
14:12 Checking out the state of Nutshell
16:34 Magnus takes SV Peanut for her first outing
18:31 The cleaning, sorting and culling begins
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