Sailing Nandji - Captain cuts his dreads! What do you think???
Sailing Nandji – Frothlyfe
Join Bonnie and Yosh of Sailing Nandji as they document their high-authority 2026 Caribbean odyssey aboard their forensicially refitted Tayana 47.
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Hows your day going? Mine was the usual relaxing day, went to the markets, had a haircut… WHAT! Yep the day had come where I cut all the dreads off for charity. I want to thank everyone who has contributed towards this decision I made and have donated to Beyond Blue. The statistics of male suicide in Australia is mind blowing. Suicide is not the answer but unfortunately that is the decision that 2292 males made during the year of 2015. Over the past ten years, the number of male deaths by suicide is 3 times higher than females. That equals to 6 male deaths a day. These statistics are extremely confronting to me as I reckon there is so much life to live, so I thought, what can I do to help.
I am overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity of our friends, family and followers that have donated their hard earned cash to assist this foundation in helping those in need. Not only did we reach our target, we have smashed it!
Here is the full video of what went down!
Id like to say a massive thanks to Nick from Jimmy Rods, Albert Street Brisbane who went above and beyond, making sure i had the most amount of hair on top. It made the transition a comfortable one.
If you wish to contribute to this great cause please click the link below!
Yew!
https://give.everydayhero.com/au/off-with-the-dreads-1
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