My Solo Atlantic Ocean Crossing | Delivering A Boat To French Guyana | Part 1 |Season 6 | Episode 30
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I was contacted to see if I would be interested in delivering a sailboat to French Guyana. There had a captain, but he bailed last minute. We settled on a price. I said I’d be ready to go in a couple of days. That day I checked out the boat. It was loaded with food, water and fuel. We went through a quick inspection. The boat seemed solid. I knew the previous owner. A Frenchmen who had taken great care of his boat. I wasn’t sure if I’d film this adventure, but after a few days, I decided why not. And it’s all shot with a just phone camera.
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