Sailing Avocet: Head Refit Part 1
April 23, 2019 by Sailing Avocet | Language: EN Play Time: 00:10:36 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Step 1: Demolition! When we first bought Avocet, she checked off all the things we wanted in a boat except 1: having a shower stall. Chris assured me that we would have enough room to build our own, but once we got into it we realized that not everything was how it seemed. Our plans changed slightly but we are so happy with the result! So sit back, crack open a cold one and enjoy laughing at our trials and triumphs- mostly trials in this video. We can’t wait to share the rebuild with you in part 2!
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Welcome aboard! We are Chris and Marissa Neely, the crew of our 1979 Cheoy Lee 41, Avocet. We bought Avocet in 2018 as newly weds, fresh out of college with a small budget and a dream to explore what lies beyond the horizon. This channel shares the details of our renovations, redesigns, and refits while we simultaneously juggle our respective media businesses offscreen to keep this whole operation afloat. We are excited to announce as of 2022 we are casting off for our grand adventure! For recent info and details on our wherabouts, visit our website: www.svavocet.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This channel is a participant in the Amazon Affiliate Program. Help us earn a little money at no cost to you, just by clicking on one of our Amazon links before you check out. Thanks!
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