
Buying a Boat? Sailing Australia - Learning By Doing Ep 60
October 27, 2017 by Sailing Learning By Doing | Language: EN Play Time: 00:10:32 | SAILING YOUTUBERS

I’m searching for a new yacht and find a very nice one in Brisbane, Australia that ticks most of the boxes. Photoshoots in Australia, France, Switzerland and Austria keep me very busy but its now nearly time to head back to Australia and check out the new floating home.
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