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Este o misiune: pornim Sail pentru a vă împărtăși ACEASTA! EP98

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Este o misiune: pornim Sail pentru a vă împărtăși ACEASTA! EP98
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Ne place navigația, nu-i așa? Nici măcar cel mai mare loc de ancorare nu ne va opri. Deci, pornim spre o nouă aventură. Dar stai… nu pierdem o parte crucială pentru călătoria noastră cu tine? Astăzi puteți vedea provocările vieții reale ale vieții cu barca în timp ce navigam cu normă întreagă și trăim în afara rețelei. *Vrei să ne ajuți să creăm mai multe videoclipuri? Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/svcuba Cumpără Salsa o cafea☕🧡: https://ko-fi.com/salsa_cuba Lista de dorințe Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls /19Z7DS9CBDSFS?ref=cm_sw_em_r_un_un_AeI21emas0ICo PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3GXD7XZH7DXX6

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25 thoughts on “Este o misiune: pornim Sail pentru a vă împărtăși ACEASTA! EP98”

  7. HI Guys. Loving your videos. I have a possible "TOP TIP" if you're interested. On my dinghies I have always had what I called an elephant's trunk on the drain plug. It's simply a length of flat hose more or less able to reach the height of the transom when clamped around the outlet of the drain plug (sometimes creative thinking needed if no spigot exists externally), the tail of the hose will need a length of para chord simply attached and long enough to reach inboard. Here, mine goes through a cam-cleat which holds the loose end of the elephant's trunk way up clear of the water when the dinghy is just floating, then, when under way simply release the para chord and because you very cleverly tied a stopper knot to the inboard end it remains inboard while the elephant's trunk can merrily flap about in your wake spilling every drop of water from the bilge. Works good on emptying your dinghy that might have filled with rain overnight. Just motor away at a suitable speed with the trunk down and you'll empty quicker the any baling bucket. Give me a thumbs-up & comment if you like my comment hahaha..hehehe….jajaja

  15. Awesome guys! Looks like a beautiful place. If your going to be there for a while, maybe a calmer day you can land at the lighthouse, but regardless, it is great to see those happy smiles again. You guys have been through so much and sailed for so may miles now, watching you guys sailing and changing tack, etc is like a coordinated dance watching you do it. Poetry in motion. It's a beautiful thing to watch how you guys work together to get it done without a word spoken. You guys are the perfect team! 😃
    One thing though i have noticed Nikki : You get command of a dinghy and you turn into the Evil Knieval of the high seas!! lol It cracks me up so hard every time man, Nikki cackling like a maniac possessed wave jumping with the throttle cracked wide open, and Sarah shrieking and hanging on for dear life!! Good times man, good times. The best times! 😄
    So happy to see those smiles again you guys. As always, good vibes your way and be safe out there! 🥰🙏

  17. I think it's funny. Your head wrap matches your bathing suit. It kind of makes you look like a pirate because you're dressed in all black. Alls you are missing is an eye patch. 😅

  20. No fluff. Experienced sailors here. I admire their (both) competence and ability to deal with what the ocean demands. Fun watching from dry land. Landlubber watching? Guilty.

  21. Not sure of the time lag on this video and real time. If you come up to the Chesapeake bay to hide from the hurricane season reach out to me. I'm just south of Annapolis on the west river.

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