We sold our Catalina 22 sailboat to go bigger
Ep. 52 ~ We bought it, we cleaned it, we fixed it, we sailed it, we sold it. Oh... and we quit our jobs and sold our house.... and all our stuff. So now we wait pAtIeNtLy while we find our new used boat home so we can move in and start our travels.
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