Wanna Tie Me Up, Sexy or do I go Pole Dancing? Ep148
August 25, 2024 by Sailing Intermission | Language: EN Play Time: 00:12:24 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Tied up, pole dance, jacking, stingray, pelican, eagle, bikini, dresses, AIS, antennas, sanding teak
Our pre-strainer for the forward A/C keeps getting clogged with floating seagrass. We have to remove all bedding, cushions to access and clean every three days. Big hassle.
What started as a single antenna replacement has blossomed into installing two new antennas and coax. The hardest part is usually routing the new cables. Our Em-Trak B923 AIS has been shipped to the United Kingdom for repair. Hired someone to go up the mizzen mast to replace one antenna.
Karen sanded a bit of teak toe rail where the fenders had rubbed. She then used Sikkens Cetol for touchup.
Had some fun in the woods. Saw some wildlife. Our favorite sighting though was a stingray in the Atlantic.
Deciding on what dresses to get rid of. Of course dancing.
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Musical Attributes:
Blair Edwards – Days to Remember
In Bold – Let’s Go Now
Alcones Negros – El Chamizal
Tied up, pole dance, jacking, stingray, pelican, eagle, bikini, dresses, AIS, antennas, sanding teak
Our pre-strainer for the forward A/C keeps getting clogged with floating seagrass. We have to remove all bedding, cushions to access and clean every three days. Big hassle.
What started as a single antenna replacement has blossomed into installing two new antennas and coax. The hardest part is usually routing the new cables. Our Em-Trak B923 AIS has been shipped to the United Kingdom for repair. Hired someone to go up the mizzen mast to replace one antenna.
Karen sanded a bit of teak toe rail where the fenders had rubbed. She then used Sikkens Cetol for touchup.
Had some fun in the woods. Saw some wildlife. Our favorite sighting though was a stingray in the Atlantic.
Deciding on what dresses to get rid of. Of course dancing.
We want to thank our subscribers for their helpful suggestions in diagnosing the AIS and antenna issues Thanks so much for continuing to watch us! We love y’all and your comments! If you haven’t already, please 😊subscribe❤️ and help us to grow.
You can also follow us on:
https://linktr.ee/sailingintermission
www.instagram.com/sailingintermission
Musical Attributes:
Blair Edwards - Days to Remember
In Bold - Let's Go Now
Alcones Negros - El Chamizal
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Featuring the sailboat Isabella, a Super Mikado 56 made by the French shipyard CNSO. Sailing, partying, dancing, cooking, and sometimes pushing the limits. This sailboat had been neglected for some time when she was purchased. Lots of cleaning, sanding, refinishing, new lines, refrigerator, pumps, water heater parts, whole boat water filters, bow thruster, lighting, fuel filters, instruments, air conditioning, etc.... Some of the fun with refitting a sailboat is to be able to do economical but quality improvements. Elbow grease saves a lot of money, watching for sales, knowing when substitutions can be made that will last, and of course enjoying the final product. We sail, fish (haha), dance, fly the drone, sometimes wear bikinis, DIY, ride the motorcycle, listen to great music, and enjoy life. Older sailors don't have a clew when to quit; they just keep lubing their winches.
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