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This episode we are living off the grid on our tiny home aka sailboat while sailing around the very remote islands of the San Blas archipelago of Panama.
This adventure started several years ago for us, and we looked forward to living as close to a carbon free lifestyle as possible, and that’s exactly what we were able to do here at these remote islands. We ate only locally caught fish, often by us, we made all our own solar electricity, made our own water, and we are actually able to sail from island to island with the little wind that is common in these islands. We spend a ton of time in the pristine waters that make up this beautiful area. There are countless reefs and SO MUCH sea life for us to explore, and we even came across a HUGE collection of starfish at one anchorage.
Follow along as we spend a few weeks living an extremely clean lifestyle before heading to Colon to cross the Panama canal!
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