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In this episode we continue to explore the Aegadian Islands and hit the water as much as we can. We install our new Mantus Bridal system and retire the old snubber. We then decide it's time to leave and head for the Northern coast of Sicily. Our destination, Cefalu! We arrive right before dark ...
After having to come back into the Caribbean to repair our hurricane damaged catamaran, we find home in a place called Linton bay, near the Panama Canal, where we take a few days to explore the area before we get to work. With cracked bulkheads and almost all of her electronics destroyed by lightnin...
In this weeks episode we make our way to Sicily, stopping at the Aegadian Islands, just west of Sicily. Our sail over is full of wildlife and we enjoy every minute of it. The island of Favignana is our first stop and it definitely has us in awe.
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In this episode we continue with our sail across to Sardinia where we lose a few of our key electronics. The weather turns nasty and boy are we happy to arrive in Sardinia. Come along as we sail to some spectacular places along Southern Sardinia and enter into gelato heaven.
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After discovering cracks in the bulkhead of our hurricane damaged cat, we have to come back through the Panama Canal for the 2nd time in 3 months, back into the Caribbean, to repair the boat in Linton Bay marina, Panama.
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 450 Catamaran bought in Tortola,...
We are back! Finally! After everything this year has brought, we weren't sure what to do. Do we continue sailing? Will certain places be in total lockdown? It was looking pretty grim at some points. But in June, once Spain opened up it's borders, within the Schengen zone we decided to ta...
In parts 1 and 2 you saw us discover major cracks in the bulkheads of the boat. In this final part we get a visit from the Lagoon catamaran dealer in Panama to assess the damage, and the next day get struck by lightning in the anchorage!! We lose almost all of our electronics except the solar system...
In part one you saw us realize that we had a serious issue, as we completely lost rig tension. Well, this episode reveals the actual cause of this, how we found it, and some ideas as to why it happened. The main bulkhead which supports the mast has cracked, and the hulls have moved outwards, causing...
Here is part 1 of a 2 part series showing the sequence of events that lead to SV Parlay having to go back to the shipyard. As we were sailing along, the rigging when totally slack, and we knew something was damaged internally. What we were to find was extremely concerning indeed...
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SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 450 Catamaran bought in Tortola, BVI at the beginning of 2018, after Hurricane Irma. Colin and his friends spent 4 months getting her seaworthy, before setting sail across the Caribbean. They then did an extensive yard period in Rio Dulce, Guatemala, wher...
The crew of a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran finally take their boat from the Caribbean into the Pacific ocean! This episode describes everything you need to know about transiting through the canal, including expenses and line handler details.
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 45...
A lot of people ask if it was worth buying a hurricane damaged boat. That is obviously a loaded question, but in this episode the crew have a deep and meaningful chat on this subject, and whether they feel like it was worth it or not, considering the time and money that went into this project...
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In this video James takes you on a tour of the damage sustained on Dec 22nd 2019 when Zingaro was nearly destroyed off the coast of Hawaii. Do you think we will get to the bottom of exactly what happened, and what could have been done differently? Watch to find out.
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You can see the excitement levels after a 7 month rebuild in Rio Dulce Guatemala, as the boys finally get to set sail into the Caribbean Sea. Colin talks about what it was like to do the refit in Guatemala, and you can get a real sense of satisfaction for what they have achieved...
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The episode all you wonderful followers have been waiting for! After 7 months on the hard, Parlay finally gets splashed! The launch was extremely successful, but then a seized windlass stops all plans of leaving Guatemala, as we strive to overcome the problem as fast as possible...
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Exactly one week from launch Parlay gets some last minute jobs done as she prepares to be splashed. We primer and antifoul her hull, re-bed some windows, shim out rudder bearings amongst many other jobs required in her final week...
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We get a bunch of jobs done in this episode including installing underwater lights, unblocking bilge pumps, replacing sail drive lower seals, color matching gelcoat, then finally spraying the transom of Parlay. We are scheduled to launch her in just over a week so it is well and truly crunch time. J...
SV Parlay finally gets a fresh layer of gelcoat in Guatemala! All of her scars from Hurricane Irma slowly get covered up, and she starts to look like a new boat again!
We will take a break for a week before getting back into the weekly episodes next year, so hope everyone has a Merry Xmas, and a h...
In this episode we make a non-skid mold to re-make our sugar scoop steps on our Lagoon 450 hurricane damaged catamaran. We also announce the winner of our Patreon free sail competition in Panama, and get one step closer to being able to spray the entire hulls with fresh gelcoat!
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In this episode we continue fixing our hurricane damaged boat in Guatemala, where we find an unexpected guest in amongst our lines. We also say farewell to the one and only Noodles, ...
The boys start to gelcoat their hurricane damaged lagoon 450 this week as the fairing process begins. They also find time to cruise up the Rio Dulce in Guatemala with friends, and welcome 2 new crew members into the team.
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged 2012 Lagoon 450 Catamaran bought in Tortola,...
In this episode we give you a bit more for close up look at the interaction between the crew, and Colin opens up about what it means to have his 2 friends helping him out in the shipyard. They use up all of their balsa core, so they switch to honeycomb which his readily available here in Guatemala, ...
In this episode you get an in depth look at the issues we have been facing with our hurricane damaged catamaran (2012 Lagoon 450). What appears to be fairly minor surface damage turns out to be rotten, wet, balsa core, and it ALL has to come out. You can see the heat exhaustion and frustration kick ...
In this episode the boys start fairing this particular section of the hull of Parlay, using gelcoat mixed with polyester resin and cabosil filler. This then has to be sanded with long boards to keep the shape of the hull. But we keep at it, with a smile on our faces, as we look forward to seeing her...
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