DAY OF THE DEAD: BOATWORK & CELEBRATIONS IN MEXICO [Adventure #91]
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Hillary and Ty started with zero sailing experience, transitioning into capable offshore cruisers aboard their Passport 40, Yaringa. They have documented their journey from the notoriously dangerous Columbia River Bar down the Pacific Coast to Central America. The couple is known for their self-reliant approach, undertaking extensive DIY electrical and mechanical refits to maintain an affordable off-grid lifestyle on the water.
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Hard at work in the boatyard in Guaymas, Mexico we take some time enjoy the local culture in between all of the dirty work. Taking local Mexican busses around, sampling Mexican street food, trying to adopt the stray dogs, and taking in the local festivities for Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead and the local Festival de las Calacas.
We also get down to work on making epoxy and fiberglass repairs to our home-built dinghy, begin some interior brightwork touching up our varnish and work on some stitching on our genoa UV cover.
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Footage from October/November 2017
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