Standing in water: Lagoon design flaw, or owner error?
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Epidemic Sound
00:00-00:21 Last week
00:21-00:40 Missed Flight
00:40-2:28 Happy Birthday to JAMES!
2:28-3:39 Sponsor Message
3:39-5:20 Zingaro Intro
5:20-9:38 Interview with Lagoon 500 Owners
9:38-11:27 Talking about catamarans
11:27-14:23 NEW Dingy!
14:23-16:40 Sailing To Aruba
16:40-17:37 LOOSING THE ENGINE
17:37-18:47 FLIPPING THE DINGY
18:47-20:07 Talking about the problems
20:07-20:20 Outro
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