Sailors, LOST in New York City Ep.229
We trade the boat for a bus and head to New York City to see what all the fuss is about! SUBSCRIBE and hit the bell for weekly sailing videos! bit.ly/SubscribeToSLV
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00:00 Handmade Moments – Where Do You Find the Time – https://handmademoments.bandcamp.com
01:38 Handmade Moments – Invisible Things – https://handmademoments.bandcamp.com
02:44 Kate Vargas – Good Stuff – http://www.katevargas.com
04:10 Old Sea Brigade – Once Again – https://www.facebook.com/oldseabrigade
07:43 Airline Food – They Wouldn’t Want to Know – https://airlinefood.bandcamp.com/
07:45 Lost Without You – Wild Oak – https://open.spotify.com/artist/3234q2jSh8xH7PP76UTjeE
10:35 Kate Vargas – Nothing Turns My Lock – http://www.katevargas.com
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