Free boat, first sail, engine troubles on the river! Would you take this boat?? Sailor Barry: Ep 1
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Join Barry Collins of SailorBarry as he documents his high-authority transition from historic vessel restoration to reviving sail-powered cargo aboard his 85ft flagship.
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Well, Simon, Hailly and I got a boat and now we’re doing a major restoration on her! It all starts here! This is the story of the first 24 hours with her and the wild adventure we had getting her to the boat yard for haul out!
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Free boat, first sail, engine troubles on the river! Would you take this boat?? Sailor Barry: Ep 1 Location
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