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In this episode, we finally made it back home to our boat and opened her front hatch after 2 months being shut up. Although she smelled a bit musty, she was actually not in bad condition and a few hours of unpacking and putting her back together got her looking normal again.
The next day we woke up earlyโฆ jet lag had kicked in and we found ourselves hungry, in the middle of the night, with a not-so-tempting can of lentils to feed us. So as soon as the sun rose, we were up and out of the boat and to the nearest shop we could find for a small provisionโฆ enough for coffee and pancakes!
Shortly after, we started our move to the next bay (Prickly Bay) to stock up on actual food and boat parts. Before we could move however, Adam had to go in for a swim to chisel away some unwelcome growth that had been calling our propeller itโs home for the last 2 months.
Once in Prickly Bay, we found an Hardware shop and wellโฆ that was where we became aware that we were long overdue for a good old boat job!!
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