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so

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through the wind

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breaking like

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patience

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like an oak i will stay

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right here in this valley

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and be closer to home

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every hour

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and the earth is gonna hold me

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to show my worthiness as we

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get closer to home

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[Music]

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life

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i decided to do the exterior teak on

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blue moon i just used teak oil uh

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because we had it on the boat and

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that's what was on there before i didn't

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brighten the teak or use that like teak

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brightener cleaner stuff

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because to be honest um i think the

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darker wood kind of suits blue moon

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um yeah just kind of a preference thing

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we might do it in the future but for now

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i really just wanted to treat it and

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yeah it's a much bigger job than it

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looks but it's nice to be able to do

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some outside work for a little while i

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just finished the first coat and i'm

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probably gonna go do a second coat

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really quickly and hopefully fingers

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crossed it will dry

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before this evening because i'm gonna

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have to batten up and

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i really need those hatch boards to dry

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me

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so

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look

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it's so nice to see the wood for the

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first time this morning

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i i really love the way it turned out

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and it dried really really nicely which

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is good because i think they're actually

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calling for rain this evening and then

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into tomorrow so

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caught the weather window right with

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that one i quite like the dark the dark

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wood maybe someday we'll brighten it and

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clean it up a little bit but right now

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it's just really nice knowing that it's

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protected and the nice part about this

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stuff is that it doesn't flake like

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varnish does

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so yeah i think it looks great i had

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that plastic in between last night

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because

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just in case it wasn't quite dry

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i didn't want the hatchboards to stick

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together so

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that's why that blue plastic was there

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but

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it worked well everything's dry

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nothing's stuck

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yeah

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there's a seal over here he's watching

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me

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oh he's gone it's always so cold in the

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cabin when we wake up and i think today

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was like 12 degrees celsius but it's

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crazy how much warmer it is as soon as

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you step outside and the sun's decided

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to come out which is super nice if

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you're wondering where jonas is he is

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gone for the week

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so it's just me on the boat this is the

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first time we've actually been apart

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since leaving the docks

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but

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but i'm just using this time and this

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weather window to

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hopefully try and get little projects

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done here and there like i fixed the

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solar fan the other day it wasn't

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working but i think it was just dusty

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and yeah i did the wood and

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yeah got lots of stuff on the go

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do

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so

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so

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i just got back from my walk and

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it's kind of clouding over so i feel

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like we're gonna get a little bit of

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rain here pretty quick so i'm gonna put

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up a tarp really quickly we just have

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like a small little summer tarp that we

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put up to keep the rain

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out of like the companion way type area

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just so it doesn't get too wet in the

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boat because it is pretty hard to dry it

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out these days

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okay this will be the true test to see

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if i can hopefully get a fire going it's

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getting pretty chilly tonight so i

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figured i'd try

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i really hope these those sticks catch

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

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oh

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well the sun has finally come out after

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a very rainy gloomy morning

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and i'm finally going to do something

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that i've been putting off or haven't

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even been putting off i just keep

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forgetting about it but i was just

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reminded

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that our manual bilge pump the hose that

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goes into the pump itself

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is it's come out and so it doesn't like

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stay in and obviously needs to be fixed

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and a little more secure for if we need

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to use that manual bilge pump

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so i'm gonna do a really simple quick

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and easy fix

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silicone

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i'm just gonna put silicone around it

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and then secure it with a little screw

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tiny tiny little screw

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and then that should be good to seal it

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and also hold it in place

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so if we need to use that pump we don't

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run into any issues with it

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so in the cockpit this is where you put

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the handle and then inside this cubby

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here

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this is the manual bilge pump right here

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and the problem

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is this

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so i'm going to clean this up

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reseal it stick it back in and then put

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a tiny little screw in through here and

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the idea with that is that hopefully it

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won't pull out again and it'll sort of

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keep the seal

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tight because lots of stuff goes in this

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cubby too as you can see there's all

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those things being thrown in so yeah

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this old stuff is literally like flaking

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off i'm just catching it in this old

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paint tray that happened to be right

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here

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um

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nice

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way more solid

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while i'm at it we have a loose cleat

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deck cleats so

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we'll tighten that

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luckily it's um accessible through this

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little cubby here

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which is nice

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turned out to be such a nice day

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i'm gonna have a little bit of a sort of

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in-town day which basically just means

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going up to the cafe there's like a

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little center here with a grocery store

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and a cafe because i need to upload a

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video for this weekend and

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basically on the boat we do have a wi-fi

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extender and it works like

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okay like it definitely we can get

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signal but it's sort of on and off and

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the internet isn't super super fast and

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then also in terms of our cell service

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it shifts a lot like we'll get anywhere

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between one and zero bars out here i

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don't know why maybe just because of

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like where we are and how the boat

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drifts and stuff anyway there is a

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really great cafe up here with excellent

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wi-fi so that is how we get our internet

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for uploading also when we go up to the

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cafe i was trying to get a seat with an

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outlet

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um and then i bring my charging cords

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just so i can like charge out my laptop

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my phone

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um just other really small sort of items

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obviously we can charge on the boat we

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charge all the time on the boat but when

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we have the opportunity to charge

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elsewhere we do just to save the solar

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we haven't had any issues with low

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batteries yet we can always charge the

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batteries if we run the engine but

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obviously since we are off grid we have

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to be really conscious about the power

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usage that we do use especially if it's

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been cloudy and i've had a couple rainy

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days here so i'm gonna kill two braids

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with one stone

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upload the videos charge some

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electronics

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and

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yeah go for a walk there's a nice beach

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up there so see what i get up to

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also

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yes the

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hatchboards did not turn out as

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nicely as i would have hoped

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um

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yeah i think what happened is like the

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color difference between like the top

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here and the darker bottom basically i

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think the hatch shades this top part and

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so it doesn't get as sun worn

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um and in the sun teak kind of turns

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like a gray kind of color

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anyway it wasn't as noticeable before i

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teak oiled them and then once i t oiled

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them i feel like it really made the

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color difference pop

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but

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i'm gonna leave it for now but in the

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future i do think we'll have to get that

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teeth brightener stuff

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and

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redo the hatchboards so i have noticed

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it and

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yeah at least they're protected like at

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least um the teak oil will help keep

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them protected and not dry out but in

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terms of like aesthetics

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we're gonna have to work on it because

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it looks a little funky right now

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it's turned into a bit of a stormy day

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like it's not raining or anything but

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it's quite windy you can probably hear

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it howling through the chimney

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and

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there's a swell coming in we're in a

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pretty protected area and like nine

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times out of ten it's

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quite calm but every once in a while

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there's like this consistent swell that

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comes in one of the great parts about

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being on the mooring ball which i've

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really been noticing recently is

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that when wind storms do come through

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the boat has freedom to point into the

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wind and to sort of take the waves

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how the boat is kind of meant to take

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waves and yeah it's just made such a

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huge difference compared to being at the

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dock where you tie the boat

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in one orientation and regardless of

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what the weather's doing the boat stays

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in one place and so that's why you get a

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lot of like jolting and like vibrations

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and just kind of really weird movements

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so it's really nice to let the boat sort

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of float more freely and yeah it

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definitely makes for a way more

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comfortable stay there's definitely some

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challenges that come with living off

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grid and living in a more sort of remote

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area off the docks but overall it's just

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been such a nice change and i think a

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much needed change and

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in my opinion a really beautiful way to

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live our day-to-day has changed

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significantly and the majority of our

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time is taken up

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by simple tasks like you know bailing

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out the dinghy dinging to shore to get

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to shore going for walks hauling water

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making sure we have enough power

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and just the really simple

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sort of necessities of life if you will

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the necessities for us to be able to

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live and work on the boat and

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yeah i find it's just a really beautiful

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way

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of living and just so much more

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intentional we're way more connected to

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our environment and i feel like we're

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fighting it less and just living with it

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more and obviously part of that is

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because

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we are in a warmer season but

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yeah instead of continuously finding the

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cold and fighting the storms like we do

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at the dock we can let the boat more or

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less do what she wants when wind storms

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come so she can point into the wind ride

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the waves not have to be like tied and

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connected to

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the stationary dock and even just living

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with the temperature fluctuations

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throughout the day

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i really noticed that in the mornings

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the cabin has cooled down so much from

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overnight temperatures that you wouldn't

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necessarily think it but if you go

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outside and sit in the cockpit it's

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actually warmer and lots of times we'll

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open the companion way to let that warm

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air in

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and yeah during the day we can spend

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lots of time

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in the heat of the day outside

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and yeah get a nice breeze going through

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the cabin but then as it cools down

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again in the evening we sort of find

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ourselves coming inside trying to keep

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the cabin warm maybe starting fire

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bundling up more all that to say it's

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been a really beautiful change

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particularly being able to do this in

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the summer time we're so fortunate to be

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able to do it

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and not to say that doesn't come with

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challenges we've definitely you know had

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our challenging days but

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it makes it all worth it

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just waking up every day to this

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you know

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you

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This week I am living the solo female boat life here at our off-grid moorage! For anyone new to the channel, we live on a 30 ft sailboat full time and recently moved to an off-grid moorage the summer months! This means that we get all of our power from the solar system or by running the Diesel engine, and we have to pack in all of our water and food using our little dinghy with an outboard motor. In this video, I share some of my week, including some work- and chore-days where I clean up some of our teak wood on the boat! If you enjoyed this video and want to support us directly, you can receive access to our episodes Ad-Free, our chat community, behind the scene updates and more at https://www.patreon.com/bluemoonlife These videos are made possible by the generosity of viewers like you and we want to thank you so much for being here! If you are new to the channel, Blue Moon is a 1978 Catalina 30 sailing vessel which we acquired in 2020. One year later we decided it was time for a road trip and built out a 1998 Delica to drive across the country. Now we live aboard the boat full-time, take weekend trips in the van, and explore this beautiful world. Thanks for watching! J+G Our amazing Patreon Community! Eric Smith Fred Adrian Gerald FitzGerald John Davidson Josh Klar Paul H and Linda L Tom & Siiri Cathy Norrie Dan Currier S.V. Voyager Dave Hines Eiso Gord Jamie Jesse Milam Jim M King David Michael Bingham Moneysuckle Paul Beadle Scot Yount Sean Perry Simon Law ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- patreon - https://www.patreon.com/bluemoonlife Instagram - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser paypal - https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/bluemoonlife?locale.x=en_US Our Mustang PFD's (we receive a small commission if you purchase through this link :D): https://www.avantlink.com/click.php?tool_type=cl&merchant_id=c1629a4b-6c91-4893-b136-7ba0ca4a1ba5&website_id=9ca5171e-6861-4268-bee4-2d668239ce28&url=https%3A%2F%2Fmustangsurvival.com%2F We use royalty-free music from Epidemic Sound. Sign up with our link to get 10% off your first 12 months! https://www.epidemicsound.com/campaign/invite-a-creator/?_us=Referral&_usx=sg84a6 Oak Trees by My Island by Stillness Within by Progress by -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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