FINALLY! OUR SAILBOAT CANVAS MAKEOVER COMPLETE S1CH.35
Slim & Soph - Sailing Nakama
From university studies to the Roaring Forties. Join Slim and Soph as they navigate the remote Tasmanian wilderness aboard their Duncanson 34, Nakama, in 2026.
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We needed this so bad!! We made this from scratch and we finally have new canvas for our sailboat.
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Join us as we hook into part two of constructing and installing our DIY boom bag/lazy jack set up. We have Sue back on the scene guiding us along and with Slim out of action due to exams, we have called in the help of young Nic to keep the progress flowing. We have a surprise visit from Sophs folks that have sailed 600 nautical miles to see us. And we decide to head into the marina for some stable normalities and luxuries. Sue goes above and beyond and decides she’s not finished spoiling us just yet and whips up a new dodger for Nakama in a single day!!
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Chapters:
00:00 Have you got any spinach?
01:13 We’re still in the loft
02:26 We have visitors!
04:46 It’s rolly out here!!
05:57 Soph goes up the mast to install the boom bag!
13:17 R.I.P dogdey dodger, we will not miss you
17:05 The End
FINALLY! OUR SAILBOAT CANVAS MAKEOVER COMPLETE S1CH.35 Locations
- Airlie Beach (-20.2677525,148.7155626)
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