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Bluewater SAILING with risks
I am happy to report that, although our rudder is broken, it is the good kind of break. It doesn’t mean it will heal itself, we still need to get hauled out, but the damage is not so bad that we can’t have a little fun before repair day. Which is good news, because this week we have the Atkins family from N.Z coming to stay. We have a busy schedule planned, visiting islands in Mamanuca and Yasawa chain of islands on Fiji’s west coast.
Disclaimer
Our children have grown up in a fairly free-range environment. In this episode they are exposed to the chance of injury. However, it’s all calculated risk. I am happy to report that no child was harmed in the making of this vlog.
As always, a big thank you to the talented artists who have allowed us to use their music.
In this episode
Cricket Farm – Bending spoons
Looking for Alaska – All I ever wanted
Cricket Farm – Lonely One
Frank Burkitt Band – Paint the town
The Nukes – Lemon tree
And to Paula Hudson from Te Pahu Sound Lounge for making the music happen.
Thank you, Gary Reid.
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