Family Adrift Across the Pacific - Injuries, Chaos, and a Mayday - 1500nm from any land (Ep 59)
February 16, 2025 by Sailing Machete | Language: EN Play Time: 00:25:34 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
This week we are half way through our 3000nm journey from Galapagos to the Marquesas. We get our parasailor line unfouled from our propeller. We drop the parasailor in the water and it is not done without injury. Our shower won’t drain and Daniel has to fix it while underway. We watch the miles count down from 1500nm to 999nm. Some of our friends put in a Mayday call and we make our way closer to them.
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This week we are half way through our 3000nm journey from Galapagos to the Marquesas. We get our parasailor line unfouled from our propeller. We drop the parasailor in the water and it is not done without injury. Our shower won't drain and Daniel has to fix it while underway. We watch the miles count down from 1500nm to 999nm. Some of our friends put in a Mayday call and we make our way closer to them.
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To God be the glory!
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