Sailing Puerto Rico: Tacos, Boat Jobs & a BIG Sailing Mistake! (Sailing Ruby Rose) Ep 15
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Join Nick and Terysa of Sailing Ruby Rose as they document their 2026 Australian chapter and the legacy of their custom Seawind 1370 catamaran.
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Welcome to Episode 15!
This week we’re in Culebra and Culebrita, Puerto Rico! We fall in love with this amazing country (may or may not have something to do with all the delicious tacos we feast on!) and spend a night in the wonderfully quiet anchorage in Culebrita.
On our way to the mainland we make a grave tactical error when we trust the weather forecast which states the max wind speed will be 8 knots. Thinking we’ve got a day of motoring ahead of us, we don’t bother lifting the dinghy and instead simply tow it behind us, outboard attached and all.
When we’re hit by a squall with 25 knots of wind and lumpy seas, our outboard nuts start to loosen under the strain and Nick has to jump in to try and save the outboard and dinghy!
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Alan Walker- Fade
Itro & Kontinuim- Alive
floatinurboat- Spirit of Things
Good For You- THBD
Cartoon- On On (feat Daniel Levi)
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