Preparing to Sail in Remote Areas - Sailing Australia Ep.54

We call out the Australian Coast Guard for the first time and get lifted out of the water to check Florence's bottom ready for sailing to Indonesia. The clock ticks away as we try to get all of our work done on Florence in under 72 hours to save an extra day on the hard. Sailing to a country with limited facilities to maintain and repair a yacht requires some careful planning and hard graft. After all the hard work we then decide to chill out with the koalas, manta rays and a couple of salt water crocodiles...

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Music in order as played:
Keep Walking - Alvaro Angeloro - www.hooksounds.com - Creative Commons - Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license
Energetic Folk – audioroyaltyfree - www.hooksounds.com - Creative Commons - Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license
On and On - Nicolai Heidlas - - Creative Commons - Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license
Summer Vibes - Nick Petrov - www.hooksounds.com - Creative Commons - Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license
Old Country Road - HookSounds Originals - Licenced
Palpatations – Purple Sound – Music:
There is hope - Nazar Rybak - www.hooksounds.com - Creative Commons - Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license

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