7 Days at Sea: Sailing to the Galapagos - Adventure 16 (Sailing Around the World)
After 7 days at sea we arrive to find the Galapagos is alive with animals. Sea Lions invade our cockpit. Penguins swim around our pontoons. This place is the animal kingdom.
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