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There’s a lot going on here in this video in terms of Senegalese pride. First, I get my outboard fixed by Babou and his crew. In Senegal there’s always a solution. We get a genuine wholesome message to humanity delivered by young mechanic Abdu. Lose and find my dinghy by Alioune. I turn 65 with Mohamed and Mana. Put away my sad Genoa sail. Get water at the restaurant pier with Galopin. Fix my corroded windlass and cast away with Mana. Proud to be in Casamance, Senegal.
00:00 Intro
00:39 Get my motor running
03:23 His message to humanity
05:05 He saved my dinghy
06:16 Old geezer
07:19 Poor genoa
09:16 Getting water
10:11 The football final
11:18 Can't get anchor up
12:35 Taking Mana out in the boat
13:46 Next week
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In 2026, Swiss sailor Alexandre Guidetti marks a decade of continuous blue water cruising aboard his 1981 Jeanneau Sun Fizz 40, Galopin. Operating out of Cercle de la Voile de Dakar in Senegal, he documents remote West African anchorages, mechanical overhauls, and offshore navigation with candid technical clarity. His self-produced series emphasizes self-reliance, local cultural immersion, and practical seamanship.
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