Just About Sailing July 2018 - Putting the old windows back in, every silver cloud has a lining
July 17, 2018 by Very Nearly About Sailing | Language: EN Play Time: 00:15:48 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
I only really took the old windows (portlights) out because I needed to paint the outside – and fill in the old holes. However, as we all know, there is no such thing as doing one job on a boat. Every job is always accompanied by at least 5 more. Plus I now have to replace all the lining in the Vee Berth. Such fun.
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Just about sailing is simply a light hearted video diary of someone who has wanted a sailing boat for as long as he can remember. Then in 2015 I decided it's now or never. Let the adventures begin! I bought a lovely Mirage 28 which I recently sailed round the South of the UK (check the short series of 13 videos April to May 2017) to a traditional boatyard in Kent for a refit prior to taking her off to venture somewhere warmer. Who knows where the adventure will take me. I would be delighted if you want to tag along with me and comment.
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