Big Test For Engine & Crew | A Severe Jelly Sting | Sailing Dakar To Cabo Verde Africa | S7 Epsd 10
Just hours away from sailing from Dakar, Senegal to Cabo Verde. We just need a engine starter, ignition, alternator and diesel engine philosophy. We board the crew starting with Asahi, the Japanese cycle traveler who's cycling around Africa. As well as Paul and Gauthier from France who scrape the hull clean. That's when Paul is severely stung by a Portuguese Man Of War jelly fish. Then we set off on a three day passage to Cabo Verde testing out Simone out on the ocean.
00:00 Intro
00:24 Start her up
02:06 Arona's diesel philosophy
04:03 Last minute prep
05:42 Jelly fish sting
07:28 Simone breaks loose
09:25 Time flows by
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