Accident in the Channels Islands | Wandersailing 13
In this episode, we made it to the channels islands. We visit St-Miguel and Santa Rosa where we spend a few days exploring and hiking. We see whales, elephants seals and more. We meet SV Caesura and catch up to SV Shamata. Unfortunately, they had to leave early since Helen broke her ankle while hiking and were lucky enough to have skilled people to give us a hand.
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Diger Rokwell – Broken Man
Jeff Kaale – Café Cubano ft. Bonus Points
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