The First Day of the Rest of Our Lives! (Sailing ACTUAL La Vagabonde) Ep. 91
It was a long time waiting, but we’re finally free!! Off we go for the shakedown cruise in our catamaran. The world is once again our oyster. Join us for a new adventure, as we take on Europe for the summer and when beanies and jumper weather comes around again, we will be heading out the Gibraltar Strait to: we have no idea yet.
Song Credits:
00:06 Adam Yoo – Divine – https://soundcloud.com/adamyoo_music
01:18 Lowland Hum – Adonai – http://facebook.com/lowlandhum
04:21 Martin Piehlmeir – Resurface – www.martinpiehlmeier.com
05:46 Sam Carmody – Moby Dick – https://soundcloud.com/warningbirds/moby-dick or https://soundcloud.com/samcarmodymusic
10:42 Luis Trinidad – Old Town – https://luistrindade.bandcamp.com
12:08 Lowland Hum – Adonai – http://facebook.com/lowlandhum
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