191. Lifting Our 46' Boat on Land in Grenada | Sailing Sunday

It's much more difficult to do normal tasks when living on a boat, so this week we hire a driver for the day to run some errands.

Thank you to everyone for your awesome messages and Jacksons treats donations last week! You guys are really amazing and we appreciate you so much for helping us continue to help the stray animals in the islands we visit.

It’s much more difficult to do normal tasks when living on a boat, so this week we hire a driver for the day to run some errands to stock up on dog food, puppy milk, paper towels, puppy pads, garbage bags etc. Pick up our fabric and foam for our new cushions that our last puppies destroyed lol. We get fuel as it’s been so hot down here we literally had the AC on for the puppies controlling the temperature this last few weeks and we’re completely empty and all the marinas nearby are also empty! Then lastly pick up our anti-foul from International Paints!

Then finally lift the boat, ready to start a week of land life in the boatyard.

Stay tuned next week as we have a lot of fun and introduce you guys to some awesome friends next week, that you may already know!!!

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