EP. 23 BOAT LIFE | PROJECTS - NEW TOOTH - FIRST DIVE - oh and our OUTBOARD is FIXED

Boat life Delray was blissful. We spent a month here after the holiday working on boat maintenance and people maintenance. Time flew by and we even found some time to play, going diving for the first time at the Blue Heron Bridge in West Palm,, and visiting the Wakodahatchee Wetlands. I get a new crown for one of my teeth and climb the mast to install our new radar reflector. Oh and did I mention we FINALLY FIXED our outboard engine?! Lots to see in this EP!
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1978 Allied Seawind II
Hull #89
Displacement - 15,000 pounds
Ballast - 5,800 pounds of lead (encapsulated keel not bolted on)
Marconi Cutter Rig
Length - 32'
Beam - 10.5'
Water Draft - 4' 6"
Air Draft - 45'
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[@jarrodkurash8077]

I saw you guys in your dingy now with a motor! yay. Please get proper navigation lights for the dingy. If you are not sure you need them please look at hollys videos "another adventure" she was in her dinghy and was struck by a speeding boat at night. she was unable to hear the boat overtaking them over her own dinghy engine noise. two people were in the dingy and both were seriously injured. As always the videos are great, and yes each one is better than the last. I like the sharing about things that make you nervous and maybe a little scared. I have to move my new boat in the next couple weeks about 70 miles down the Maine coast. I am sharing the nervous feelings even though it is something i dreamt about.

[@SailingSeawind]

Thanks so much for your kind words Jarrod! It truly means the world to Katy and I! I hope your voyage is going well! Fair winds my friend! Yes our dinghy motor is alive! Couldn't agree more about having navigation lights for the dinghy. We avoid motoring at night as much as we can but you never know when something is going to take longer than expected and then you end up heading back in the dark!

[@nolan8193]

“It’s working!” -Anakin Skywalker & Parker Misko

[@SailingSeawind]

It's working, it's working!!

[@mimihoffmaster3952]

I too was at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in September 2020. You saw white ibis , wood stork , double crested cormorants , great egret , tri colored heron , glossy ibis , common gallinule.

[@mimihoffmaster3952]

And a snowy egret . It has the yellow feet with black legs . Stay safe ! So very much enjoy watching !

[@SailingSeawind]

Thank you so much, Linda!! Hopefully ill slowly learn to identify them as we see them! Hope all is well! So glad you're enjoying the videos ❤️

[@SailingSeawind]

So awesome you were there! Beautiful place for bird watching!

[@earlashton1342]

Birds. I saw the delivery man that delivered me to myn Mum & Dad. His name was Stork I think.

[@SailingSeawind]

There were so many Storks! Busy building their nests!

[@earlashton1342]

@@SailingSeawind I hope you don't get a delivery. (Baby)

[@itking7360]

Well I have just finished Binge watching all your episodes over the last couple days! Great Videos & Story Telling! Katy is a Unique Person, and Parker you have done such a good job on that boat! I'd like to see a video on how your Budget has been tracking generally has it been as cheap/expensive as you expected etc. Also I don't think we have seen you use your outdoor BBQ yet!!

[@SailingSeawind]

Thank you so much! Reading comments like this mean the world to us both. We've often talked about doing a breakdown of expenses! We love hearing what people would like to see in our videos and will incorporate it! Cheers!