Is this going to drag us down? HELL NO! Ep. 45
June 08, 2019 by Sailing Zingaro | Language: EN Play Time: 00:16:16 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Yet another Marina denied us entry. There are barely any alternatives left for us to haul out and it may end in us having to beach Zingaro. Not the safest way for a bottom job, as You can surely guess. Yet it has to be considered since we’re running out of Marinas to get kicked out of! Argh, screw it. Let’s go SAILING!
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