Changing the PROP at ANCHOR (epic fail) | Sailing Sitka Ep 65
May 28, 2023 by Sailing Sitka | Language: EN Play Time: 00:29:14 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Changing the prop at anchor was an epic fail! In this weeks episode of Sailing Sitka, we introduce to you our first Youtube channel Collab with @sailingavocet ! Chris and Marissa help us change our old, bent prop to a new and shiny one that we got shipped to Mexico. But of course, things do not go as planned and well… You’ll see what happens.
Changing the prop at anchor was an epic fail! In this weeks episode of Sailing Sitka, we introduce to you our first Youtube channel Collab with @sailingavocet ! Chris and Marissa help us change our old, bent prop to a new and shiny one that we got shipped to Mexico. But of course, things do not go as planned and well... You'll see what happens.
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Hi Everyone! We are two crazy Coconuts by the name of Jay and Kenna! For years we have prepared our 1976 Cheoylee Offshore 41 for her big offshore passage...finally we have hit the high seas and are heading south from Victoria, BC, Canada! Follow our journey as we slowly attempt to sail around the world. First stop, Mexico!🥥⛵️
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