Boat Sale Terminated!
June 09, 2024 by Sailing Doodles | Language: EN Play Time: 00:13:16 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Investigating a Sunken Tugboat and Barge
In this episode, we investigate a barge that crashed on the reef and the tugboat that sank next to it. After our adventure, we spend another day scuba diving before discussing how the sail of my boat fell through.
Exploring with Bob’s Highfield Dinghy
We headed over to our friend Bob’s 97t Horizon to load into his Highfield dinghy for the adventure. His dog, Marina, accompanied us on this exciting journey.
The Stranded Barge and Sunken Tugboat
We arrived at the site where a tugboat sunk and a barge was stranded. We managed to fly a drone overhead to capture amazing shots of the wreckage, as it seemed like an intense experience for the tugboat crew.
Maintaining Marine Ecosystems
There was much debate about whether allowing the barge to stay would be beneficial or detrimental to marine life and habitats. The tugboat’s name, Heroic One, added another intriguing layer to this mysterious scene.
Sailing Towards New Adventures
Our time at Guana continues as we prepare for our trip to Europe with other sailing enthusiasts. We’ll leave behind our marine adventures, but first, we need to tackle the maintenance issues of my C-340 sailboat.
Sailboat Maintenance Issues
The boat was originally under contract for 80,000. During a survey, a couple of maintenance issues came to light, causing the buyer to terminate their option to buy. A raw water leak on the port engine and debris in the starboard fuel tank require attention. The depth transducer also needs replacement.
Price Reduction
I’ve decided to put the boat back up for sale at a reduced price of 60,000 dollars. These issues need to be fixed in order to ensure the boat is in good working condition.
Sailor Alert
If you’re looking for a reliable sailboat for summer use, this might just be it. Make sure to address the maintenance issues for the best results. Email Bobby at sailingdoodles.com with any inquiries or if you’re interested in purchasing.
Just when I thought things were going so well, my boat sell fell through. Before that we explore a wrecked barge and tug boat on a reef in the bahamas and the go diving!
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Boat Sale Terminated! Locations
- Guana Key, located in the beautiful Bahamas, is where the exciting sunken tugboat and barge exploration took place. (30.3016,-81.3815)
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We are currently filming and producing Season 8 of Sailing Doodles. This season, we started this season in Annapolis, Maryland, went up to Rhode Island, and sailed down to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Due to an engine fire, we had to trade our CT-56 'Nauti Dogs' for a 1997 60 ft Hatteras motor yacht. Come watch and join the adventure with us! This channel is funded by viewers like you. Please help us to keep this channel by becoming a patron. Visit http://www.patreon.com/sailingdoodles to find out how you can help for as little as $1 per episode. Check out our website! http://www.sailingdoodles.com Follow us on Instagram for lots of great pictures and videos http://www.instagram.com/sailingdoodles Like us on Facebook for lots of updates! http://www.facebook.com/sailingdoodles For business, partnership, sponsorship inquiries: sailingdoodles@lighthouseagents.com For media and collaboration (and all other) inquiries: info@sailingdoodles.com Bobby White - Sailing Doodles
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