Maintenance vs Project, Later Than We Think, SV Angelique of Vancouver- S4E2
Later Than We Think
Well it is official, Mike and I are heading to Mexico to continue our sailing adventure that we started in 2008. Come this September 2017 we head out to the great blue yonder and point the boat south, first stop will be San Francisco after clearing US customs in Friday Harbour. Look for new videos of our up and coming new adventure. Its Later Than We Think. "On an ancient wall in China.Where a brooding Buddha blinks.Deeply graven is the message.It is later than you think.The Clock of time is wound but once and no man has the power, To tell just when the hand will stop At late or early hour. Now is all the time you own? The Past a golden link, Go cruising now my brother It is later than you think: We have been living aboard for the past 22 years and sailed to Mexico in 2008 for 10 months. Angelique of Vancouver came back aboard Dockwise Transport in 2009 and we have been dreaming of returning to the Sea of Cortez and continue our adventure to Panama and the Caribbean
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After over 11 months we finally make it back to our boat in Mazatlan, it is mid January and we have a mountain of work to get Angelique ready for cruising. Project vs Maintenance is a discussion we have every year as to what constitutes a “project” and what is regular “boat maintenance”.
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