Salt & Tar Episode 21
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(For those who are only here for the BoatBuilding skip forward to 7:26)
50/50
Trying to find the balance between work and sailing.
Having the opportunity to remember what life on a moving boat is like was really refreshing. Garrett is a boatbuilding sailor where as I am a traveling sailor to the core. So, for me, getting back on the water and going was rediscovering life itself.
If you are wondering where the big wave came from….???
We caught a close wake from a shipping container
Any other questions??? I’ll try and answer if you leave a comment 🙂
Music:
AuraMusic – Somewhere:
MachineHeart – Speak In Tongues:
Blue Atom Audio – Other Side of the World:
John Deley – Beer Belly Blues:
CMA – Who We Are:
Silent Partner – Runaways:
Silent Partner – The Wrong Time:
Huma Huma – Omission:
Bass Rebels – True Intent:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs85PiCf49c
Thanks everyone for following along!
Ruthie
Water adventures near Victoria
Summer Whale Watching Tour in a Zodiac Boat in Victoria
Sold by Orca Spirit Adventures
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