'A Day In The Life' (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 16
Hello, I’m a walrus. This is our average day living on the ocean when we are close to land. Where sailing from one place to another is fairly quick, USUALLY easy and you are greeted at your new anchorage by familiar faces, your neighbours, your friends of the yacht community. Our favourite kind of community!
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Music:
Beginning I play: ‘follow the sun – Xavier Rudd’
Sailing scene: My own lap guitar creation.
Other music: Some lame ‘free’ music online so we can start monetizing our videos… I don’t think anyone will want a reference to those anyway. Sorry dudes.
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Love Elayna & Riley
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