Ep39 | The good and bad of sailing
April 08, 2021 by Sailing Fair Isle | Language: EN Play Time: 00:18:10 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
We’ve now been living aboard Fair Isle for 5 years and we’re having a reflective look at the good and bad points of life afloat.
We are still unable to sail due to restrictions so are taking the opportunity to get our first Covid jab. Fingers crossed we will be sailing very soon.
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We have sold our house in the UK and moved aboard our boat. She is a classic cutter rigged 48 foot Hans Christian; a very strong blue water boat more than capable of sailing around the world. Just hope we are! We are professional documentary filmmakers working for the BBC and many other TV stations around the world. Broadcasters aren't interested in commissioning sailing programs these days so we are launching our channel online. Sailing Fair Isle is aiming to be more than just a vlog showing our travels. It will be a travel log, but also a documentary style show with proper content and broadcast technical standards. That's the plan anyway. Lets see how it goes.
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