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Salt & Tar: Episode 48 - Remembering Why
April 11, 2019
Salt & Tar: Episode 48 - Remembering Why

Salt & Tar: Episode 48 - Remembering Why

April 11, 2019 by Salt & Tar | Language: EN Play Time: 00:00:25:25 | SAILING YOUTUBERS

Salt & Tar: Episode 48 – Remembering Why

We take a little trip south of the rain to Garrett’s hometown, Morro Bay. Rejuvenated we get back to Rediviva and install the thrust bearing; the last piece of the driveline assembly. Taking time for yourself is crucial during a longterm project. Something we haven’t truly done before. As the last few rainstorms pass over we’ll be preparing for the next projects that get us outside! Bulwarks, deck planking, and the masts are next on the ol’ list.

Thanks for watching everyone!
~Ruthie

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