"It came, it finally came!"
Happy to say that our 53 foot sailing vessel did not sink on her first night in the water after 12 months on land haha. The leak that first started as we hit the water seems to have stopped for now and with any luck it will not come back. The boats jobs are far from finished. This week Kieran goes about installing the winches and winch pads onto the mast so that the halyards can be tensioned. After so long on the hard the water tank has built up some green dirt inside it and Kieran also goes about trying to remove as much as he can before the family moves onto the boat. A very exciting day to finally pick up our brand new dingy which will hopefully take us on many exciting missions to come.
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Happy to say that our 53 foot sailing vessel did not sink on her first night in the water after 12 months on land haha. The leak that first started as we hit the water seems to have stopped for now and with any luck it will not come back. The boats jobs are far from finished. This week Kieran goes about installing the winches and winch pads onto the mast so that the halyards can be tensioned. After so long on the hard the water tank has built up some green dirt inside it and Kieran also goes about trying to remove as much as he can before the family moves onto the boat. A very exciting day to finally pick up our brand new dingy which will hopefully take us on many exciting missions to come.
Join the crew
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Our patrons are the ones that make this all possible and without them, we would not be where we are today. When you sign up you not only get access to all our videos weeks before the public you also have a direct line to us and we try and get to know all our patrons. Ask us a question, give us advice let us know what you want to see, we love to talk to our crew as much as we can.
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