Haul out and Back to Australia! (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 21
La Vaga dries off for a few short months during the hurricane season in Grenada. We prepare her for our absence, take down and stow the sails, clean her head to toe, throw out all food and a number of things before we leave. We take you back to Australia with us! Riley and I visit family and friends before we knuckle down and try and find some work, so we can afford to return to our beloved La Vaga in a few months time...
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Haul out and Back to Australia! (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 21 (YouTube)
Comments (14)
Hey there professor Riley, well done getting a job on the rig! LOL, enjoyed the humor Elayna! I'm going to buy your recipe book for my daughter who's studying to be a Registered Dietitian, and loves anyone supporting healthy eating! :) By-the-way, I have an Aunt & Uncle who live in Perth and would love to visit; but I doubt if we'll ever make it there cause it's the other side of the globe and we just don't have the time or money. :(
You guys have to make it to the states.....you will be welcomed with open arms and food...
Would love to mate but the pacific calls.
Hey Guys, I just wanted to say I loved all the videos so far. It's great to see people following their dreams and doing what they love. It's very inspiring and I wish you both all the best. Cheers!
Hey Jonah. Thanks for following the adventure and the support :) we love sharing it with you guys!! Elay
sry by the way loved the vid cheers
having had a prolific producing lime tree i used the lime juice to clean all my glass portholes,skylights brightwork and sinks etc does a wonderful job.....follow the glass up with a touch of vinegar and any water then just runs off and they stay that way for nearly a whole season ..........them limes are too valuable to drink.
Wow! I've gotta give this a try Ralph. I wouldn't be able to try something like this is Australia, as limes per kilo cost an arm and a leg!! But on our return to the Caribbean in a weeks time I can go pick some up cheap as chips. Thanks for the tip :) Elay
hi u 2..........am busy myself replacing a stubborn diesel tank in my yacht in fremantle. have you left perth yet?
We JUST ARRIVED. Were back on La Vagabonde. I'm so happy, we're both so happy!!! hahaha.
Hi guys. Hope the fund raising goes well. Always a bummer to leave the boat. Hope to see you on the streets sometime.
Yeah we would love to bump into one of you guys!
Hey guys, I heard on cruising world today that there is a weeks wait at the canal to get going. Not sure if it relates to sail boats as well.
Cheers ted. Will look into that.