BOAT HACK: stackpack for under $20! [Ep95 RED SEAS]
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Even though our engine isn't fixed yet, we are still determined to explore where we are. We sail to a new bay and get straight to work on replacing our old, torn stack pack. We have had the wrong boat name on our boom for three years but never had the money to buy a new one, or the skills to make our own. But a friend gave us their old one to repair and we added our boat name and website on the side so now you'll know it's us when we rock up into the anchorage!
We then ventured out onshore to find a magical waterfall, and promptly got lost in the jungle! But eventually we found our way through the palm tree forest into the world of Jurassic Park with pterydactyls flying overhead to really complete the theme!
Join us on this slightly wild sail and nerve-wracking entrance past giant cliffs and waves breaking on the reef for a slice of hidden paradise.
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00:00 Coming up
00:49 Last time on Red Seas
01:24 We're leaving!
02:15 How to tie a bowline - hack!
06:21 Sailing through a narrow gap in the cliffs
07:49 Using a stern anchor on a catamaran
10:03 Removing our old stack pack
13:34 Revealing our new stack pack
14:54 Replacing a stack pack without removing the main sail
18:03 We're going hiking
21:30 We got lost!
23:12 The most beautiful hike on Nuku Hiva
26:50 Hiking in Jurassic Park
31:24 We hiked to this waterfall in French Polynesia
32:23 Drone footage of French Polynesian mountains
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