Magic moments in the Grenadines! - Episode 14
Sailing Parlay Revival
Superyacht engineer Colin MacRae resurrected a hurricane-damaged Lagoon 450 and took it around the world. Discover the technical grit of Parlay Revival.
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In this episode, we continue sailing our hurricane damaged boat through the Caribbean and explore St Vincent and the Grenadines. We show the magical Tobago Cays, and do some fishing around Union island, where we catch more fish than we know what to do with! We actually end up selling some barracuda to a local restaurant, which helps go towards a bit of beer money for the crew!
Marty our rescue dog also makes some leaps and bounds and starts to swim on his own. Maria and Colin take him paddle boarding, and he even learns to climb up the swim ladder all by himself.
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