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Setting sail from the beloved remote islands of Nor west WA we head to Dampier Archipeligo to find an amazing shell and rock forte built by a man named Sam, we have a fast sail at 8-10 knots through the flying foam passage and SNAP our front Beam on the Tangaroa!!!! NOOOOOOO… devastating times as this means a bit of limping and more boat work!!! ;(
We decide to not head to the Kimberley region and sail back down south..but that’s ok as we get the best weather ever to keep exploring this beautiful state!
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We are a bit behind in the videos for a number of reasons, biggest reason is a broken computer and no money to buy a new one as yet, sorry for the delays 🙂
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RILEY PEARCE
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