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We’re sailing our way out of Maine onboard our Leopard 45 sailing catamaran. It’s been an awesome summer up here, but it’s time to move on. In this video, we spend some time visiting Monhegan Island. It’s a small island with a very artsy, summer camp feel. The water is freezing, though! Jeff wanted to dive in. He tried and tried. Do you think he did it? You’ll have to watch to find out.
Next we visit Boston, on the hottest weekend in recorded history. We still had a fun time, though, walking the Freedom Trail, drinking slurpees, and touring the USS Constitution, the oldest floating war ship on the planet.
Finally, Jeff sings his way to Provincetown, otherwise known as P-Town, where we rode bicycles all over the trails and Jeff got his ears pierced.
Music in this episode is from Carolyn Wonderland, Mike Zito and Larkin Poe. And, as always, a special thank you goes out to Damon Fowler for writing and recording our fabulous theme song.
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