This ONE THING Could Have Saved Them (Pt. 4/4)

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After rescuing three souls off of a Bavaria 44, I knew something was wrong when I first laid eyes on that dismasted ship all those miles out to sea. It really had no business being out there (in my humble opinion) but I wanted a few other sources to nail down exactly WHY.

I finally got them in the form of a chance sighting in Ensanada, and a rigger named Chris Catterton.

Chris was the man who re-rigged ‘Te Vega’ the Mason 65 that I took across the Pacific a few years ago. You can find that video series here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Io0L22FDq4

When I was requested to help with this boat’s rigging, I called up Chris to see if he could help us out. He ended up making most of the rigging, and we installed it in Ensanada.

Before he got away I sat down with him and had a conversation about Yara, weak parts of the rig, and got his opinions on a few things. This is the YouTube video that came out of it.

Rescue Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYK_-XEJdbbQDENK7u_1c-4kJRt6O4WeJ

If you’d like to see the entire interview I’ve put it up in the past posts in full. This bit will give you all the pertinent parts.

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