Preparing for sea trials after 4 months of work - Episode 2.
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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Introducing María, Benji and Julia. The crew on Parlay grows to 5 as they prepare to finally leave Nanny Cay, British Virgin Islands, after months of hard work. María recalls life in the BVI’s and getting ready to leave the marina.
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