S1 E27 Hauling out the new boat (Dominican Republic)
I untied from the mooring and with the help of my buddy boats (Bob on SV Nena II, and Lisa and Ellis on SV Booby Trap @boobytrapsailing3832), plus a few extra hands in the harbor, moved the boat to the yard. Isaac at Tropical and his crew did an AMAZING job getting the boat blocked on the trailer, up the ramp, and into the yard. From the very beginning I have nothing but respect for their business and facilities. They've treated me with utmost professionalism and care. Basically, I'd heard mixed reviews from the people in Luperon, but my own experience was wonderful. I would haul-out with them again.
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At this point, I’ve got $3,780 towards getting the new boat officially in my name. The price tag is $25,000 which means I’m still trying to front $21,220. I’ve got boat projects well underway and hope I can pay off the boat in time to go sailing when I finish these projects. If you’d like to help, please send a YT super thanks, donate to my GoFundMe (https://gofund.me/9ef20ebc) or send a donation on PayPal.me/NicoleDemetra. Thank you all for your support.
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