Moving aboard our new boat! Ep.5
Hi everyone, this week we rush to get the renovations finished as we are moving aboard our new 12m boat. Time is of the essence as we have handed in our notice at our rental and we have Kieran's parents coming to visit. Are we ready?
After a couple of days of settling into boat life with 4 adults on board, we hit Moreton Bay for the first time. We spend the weekend at Peel Island, an absolute gem just 2 hours sail from Manly, Queensland, Australia.
Join us next week as we celebrate our first Christmas onboard and get the engine prepped for our first week away on the boat.
As always thank you for joining us on this journey. If you enjoyed be sure to give us a thumbs up and hit that subscribe button for more.
Leeann & Kieran xxx
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Kieran and Leeann Raftery traded 4x4 adventures for a Swanson 38. Follow their 2026 sailing relaunch from Brisbane to the East Coast of Australia.
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Hi everyone, this week we rush to get the renovations finished as we are moving aboard our new 12m boat. Time is of the essence as we have handed in our notice at our rental and we have Kieran’s parents coming to visit. Are we ready?
After a couple of days of settling into boat life with 4 adults on board, we hit Moreton Bay for the first time. We spend the weekend at Peel Island, an absolute gem just 2 hours sail from Manly, Queensland, Australia.
Join us next week as we celebrate our first Christmas onboard and get the engine prepped for our first week away on the boat.
As always thank you for joining us on this journey. If you enjoyed be sure to give us a thumbs up and hit that subscribe button for more.
Leeann & Kieran xxx
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