I'm Sick of It...I'm Leaving! Ep201
cabin fever, connecting the riser, dancing, tiny home, daily life on a sailboat, bags of tools, comments and questions
Cabin fever strikes as we let you see some aspects of our relationship living on a sailboat a.k.a. tiny home. Every nook and cranny is filled to the brim with necessary tools, provisions and living essentials. Although there is only about 480 square feet of space including the engine room on Isabella, we manage to make it work.
Finally!!! The riser is installed. Steve used special parts, gasket and bolts, ordered from Cummins along with their torque specification recommendations to secure the riser to the engine and muffler. Started up the engine and hooray...no exhaust leaks. Success!!!!
We respond to some of your comments and questions. This time, there’s even a question for Karen and she presents it to Steve to read. As always, we enjoy hearing from y’all and are so thrilled that you join us on our journey. Love having you aboard!
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Musical Attributes
Roots and Recognition – 2nd Street Shuffle
Calm Shores – Sumimasen
Paper Twins – 501 Miles in the Sun
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Steve and Karen: The professor and the vixen navigating their 56ft French ketch, Isabella, through the forensic refit and turquoise waters of the Florida Keys in 2026.
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