She's a Dirty Girl! We Tried New Dance Moves on a Moving Boat... Oops! Ep193
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This time on Sailing Intermission, our aft reverse cycle unit stopped producing warm air. No fun as the temperatures are beginning to drop. Low and behold, for the aft unit, it was a fish that had been sucked up into the hose feeding the strainer preventing needed water flow. How big of a fish? Check it out in the video around the 7:00 mark. Now, we’re nice and toasty.
Steve finished the rear sail locker stairs that he started making in the previous video. They made it so much easier getting into and out of that sail locker. Even Karen can pop out of the locker easily.
We address some of y’all’s comments/questions from previous episodes. Always love reading your responses to our videos. It really makes us feel closer to you.
In anticipation of the holiday season, more and more lights adorn Isabella. Are there even more to come? The cockpit lights blink in time to tunes being played and it’s beautiful to see the boat all lit up and festive looking.
Alright, we’re not Greek but tried to do some Greek dancing. Balancing on a boat is difficult. Dancing with one foot off the ground is even more so. Looks like we need quite a bit more practice.
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George Prokopiou – Ermou Street
Hugo Corrie - Festa de Jardin
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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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