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Our old sailing boat gets a new lease of life with an all new rigging installation, both the standing rigging and running rigging, although as seems to be the case with old sail boats, there ended up being a fair amount more that needed to be fixed, replaced or refurbished.
In this weeks sailing Cadoha episode we will introduce you to the guys who have been tasked with making our sailing yacht as sea worthy as she can be, in order to keep her rookie sailing crew (us) safe and sound when things get windy.
The people who helped us tackle this fairly big project are a company called http://www.rigituk.com
As a side, the guys there were so impressed with Carlys Instagram photos (http://www.instagram.com/sailingcadoha) that they even asked if Carly could work on their new Instagram profile too, so be sure to check out some of Carlys handiwork for them here: http://www.instagram.com/rigit_uk
Hope you enjoy the video and feel free to fire away with any questions you may have.
All the best.
Carly, Dom & Hank.
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