BRINGING A 1980'S SAILBOAT BACK TO LIFE | Where The F*&k Did We Go? Part 4
“She looks good, let’s hope she floats” – Slim
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It’s the morning after we put our first coat of antifoul on in the dark and we admire the semi-terrible job we did, never fear, we apply about 100 other coats to make up for it. We hope to Neptune that our sail drive boot we went to town on with Sikaflex doesn’t fall off and apply even more Sikaflex. Soph buffs the boat getting her cloudy Gelcoat back to a glistening pearly shine. The shipwright we ordered rocks up and makes the job we were terrified to do look like a piece of cake, however, we will soon find out whether Nakamas new holes in her hull will keep the saltwater on the outside. We’ve got more trades that have rocked up to help spruce Nakama, as she receives her first-ever dose of Propspeed. But she’s not ready to splash back in yet, make sure your prop is the right way around…But when we thought this chapter of our jobs was over, boy were we wrong.
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Chapters:
00:00 This is part 4
00:58 First up: painting
03:10 Look at that shine!
05:09 Making bigger holes in the hull
07:05 Chatting to Learning By Doing Sailing
09:02 That’s enough fun…
12:18 It’s splash day! She looks good, let’s hope she floats
18:25 Oh bummer…
BRINGING A 1980'S SAILBOAT BACK TO LIFE | Where The F*&k Did We Go? Part 4 Locations
- Airlie Beach (-20.2677525,148.7155626)
Slim & Soph - Sailing Nakama
Welcome aboard SV Nakama, We are Slim & Soph a young Aussie couple tryna get by living aboard our tiny retro sailboat with our cat Chilli. We sail the Australian coastline whilst attending university online and take you with us. After putting study on the back burner for years as we didn’t want to sacrifice adventure, we thought why not have both? Fed up with the outrageous rental prices in our hometown, the idea of doing it afloat came to mind. We figured we could scrape by on our tight student budget if we stopped paying way too much rent and lived minimally on the ocean, whilst continuing our passion for adventure. The plan for now, is to keep sailing onwards, keeping Australia to our left and once we're done doing that...Who knows. Our mission is to prove that anyone can do it, you don’t need the fanciest boat or a squillion bucks, just a whole lot of ambition and a willingness to make mistakes and learn. So join us on this whacky adventure! Slim & Soph xoxo
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