Intimacy & the Sexy Hull Ep214
We're still doing some painting. Boring! It does look nice when finished though. Karen's painter outfit makes Steve's putter flutter.
Some great friends stopped by to visit on their way north. Always a fun time. They sail and anchor a lot while enjoying great views and very scenic locations.
We looked at some of our Garmin 1242xsv chart plotter features. More to come on that. Our new Garmin GC100 bow camera works well but because it is wifi instead of hard wired sometimes the it blinks out for a few seconds.
We talked about our tumblehome hull shape. Some describe it as very sexy and may possess a few advantages when sailing. Watch out when docking though as it sticks out and is prone to getting a scratch here and there.
We also addressed some nautical terms with provocative & intimate undertones.
Hey, of course we danced!
Huge hugs and kisses to our subscribers and viewers. We love your comments and questions. Please keep them coming; we really enjoy hearing from y’all. Thank you for joining us and keeping our journey going. 🤗&😚
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Musical Attributes
Poindexters - Be Natural
Nathan Welch - Midnight Cafe
Ebo Krdum - Nedaal
Roy Edwin Williams - Melinda
Hugo Correia - Festa De Jardim
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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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We’re still doing some painting. Boring! It does look nice when finished though. Karen’s painter outfit makes Steve’s putter flutter.
Some great friends stopped by to visit on their way north. Always a fun time. They sail and anchor a lot while enjoying great views and very scenic locations.
We looked at some of our Garmin 1242xsv chart plotter features. More to come on that. Our new Garmin GC100 bow camera works well but because it is wifi instead of hard wired sometimes the it blinks out for a few seconds.
We talked about our tumblehome hull shape. Some describe it as very sexy and may possess a few advantages when sailing. Watch out when docking though as it sticks out and is prone to getting a scratch here and there.
We also addressed some nautical terms with provocative & intimate undertones.
Hey, of course we danced!
Huge hugs and kisses to our subscribers and viewers. We love your comments and questions. Please keep them coming; we really enjoy hearing from y’all. Thank you for joining us and keeping our journey going. 🤗&😚
Additional Links:
Hey y’all, our Sony video camera broke and you can help us replace it. We will certainly give a “Shout Out” to those who do. Find out more at: https://gofund.me/231be506c
You can also follow us at: https://linktr.ee/sailingintermission
Musical Attributes
Poindexters – Be Natural
Nathan Welch – Midnight Cafe
Ebo Krdum – Nedaal
Roy Edwin Williams – Melinda
Hugo Correia – Festa De Jardim
#sailingintermission #liveaboardLife #sailingcouple #boatlife #mikado56 #painting #tumblehome #nauticalterms #generator #docking
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