Why Layla is REALLY Leaving Elixir.
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Welcome to another update from Elixir's voyage around the world!
This video is punctuated by highs and low's. We say a sad goodbye to Layla, before finally lifting Elixir's engine back in again.
As well, we also cut up some wood, finish the bottom paint AND meet a famous German sailor
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Max Campbell and a rotating crew of 'Phantom Shipmates' are navigating the globe on Elixir, a 1970 Swan 37. Explore their 2026 New Zealand refit and world voyage.
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