Sailing the San Blas Islands (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 34
White sandy beaches, turquoise waters, enough palm trees and coconuts to shade and feed you for an entire life time… yes please! Sailing in the San Blas Islands is truly a dream. Sailors come here and stay year round as this sailing haven is also out of the hurricane belt. If anyone ever gets the chance to sail the San Blas, we say a mega DO IT!!! I hope you guys enjoyed the ep 🙂 A huge thank you to our Patrons for supporting us and making this dream of ours possible.
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Song Credits:
Dominic Bennett – Old Sleep
Racoo Charles With the Moke Folk – Protagonist
Sam Carmody – Rachael
Song I cover on the guitar: Hey Ho – The Lumineers
Dominic Bennett – Harbor
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Love Elayna & Riley
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