Buying a BOAT | Sailing her home ~ Episode 1 | Sailing catalpa
We are a sailing family about to go sailing full-time. We are making videos of our sailing adventures so come along to see how we live aboard our sail boat Catalpa. We will travel the world, starting in the east coast of Australia. This first episode was us sailing Catalpa from Magnetic Island to Tweed Heads. It was this trip that made us realise we want to live a life aboard. This is just the beginning of us living our dreams so subscribe to watch us!
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We are a family of 4 that packed up our life on the Gold Coast in Australia, Sold everything to live our dream and sail the world in 2016. We may not have much in the way of the things but we are living now sailing full time in South East Asia. Follow us as we document our adventures good times and bad and what it’s like for a family living on a sailing boat. We hope that our weekly videos make you smile and inspire you to live your wildest dreams. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sailingcatalpa/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sailingcatalpa/ Website https://www.sailingcatalpa.com Our Channel is supported by our Patrons you can Check out our Patreon Page to see more and become a patron. https://www.patreon.com/sailingcatalpa The Catalpa Crew
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