Romance and Sailboat Life (edited) Ep166e
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dancing, dance club, , boat life, romance, teak, cetol, dolphins
We talk about boat life ups and downs. Replaced some teak toerail. Saw some great dolphins, birds, turtles, deer.
Getting provisions on to the boat is not always straight forward. Moving stuff in a cart down a long dock, upstairs, jumping over to boat stepping down into the cockpit and going down below with bags of groceries takes coordination and time.
Storage on the boat is similar to our home but has its own challenges.
Making repairs often requires quite a bit of customization as evidenced by the toerail replacement.
Celebrated by going dancing at a club, had a great time, and were joined by a fun person with a bubble machine.
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Victor Lundberg - Unbounded Horizons
Tiki Tiki - Cayo Coco
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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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