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going out to buy a couple of things here
for the boat for the crew for the
crossing getting ready so I'll take you
guys along with us walking around here
going to picked up some items two days
from now more or less as you guys can
see a lot of wint
cold here are the Canary Islands and
having a good time here putting
everything together and I believe it's
gonna be a awesome crossing just like I
enjoying the next few days here to buy
everything put everything together never
look big marina here
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we're getting ready to depart for the
Atlantic crossing let me go around here
and just film around our last
preparations this is our crew that is on
board on land that is gonna miss us a
lot and say hi yeah she's really nice
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yes
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well if you say so
a very nice fish I guess let's check it
out thank you thank you
actually dear Saint is not tuna its
bonito it looks like tuna to me but
anyway we're gonna have some great
sashimi so I guess this is luck huh
we're leaving for the Atlantic crossing
and in less than three hours we'll catch
a big tuna
thankee lows tuna right there laughing I
guess it's not Angeles
just a murder scene or you're cleaning
the fish up what's going on here a lot
of good
and a first night watch it seems like
the first night is always like the
hardest
probably the first night of 18 to 22 23
nights that we're going to be at sea
crossing the Atlantic Ocean in my shift
from night
last night and
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block to my ships from 69 a wave
right now is about 17 not
around seven knots which is very good
the sea state that's not bad at all
neither 1/2 current that our heat at
heating us on the side and not very
strong turn so all good so far we didn't
do the tuna last night this we didn't
want to have too much protein the first
night so had some card last night good
Italian food so that's why we that's
where we stand for now
I would do anything
I'm innocent
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Oh
I'm gonna take you out
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with ricotta yesterday are bonito a big
Buddhism we have not miss for four days
Thank You Jeremy we are in three two
I'm Luis that is Eduardo and mark
markers which are revising the route
towards the Caribbean so this is we have
drawn up here our second day this second
24 hours we did 135 nautical miles and
we're choosing to be between the middle
route and the southernmost route towards
the Caribbean we're gonna be right in
between them where it is guaranteed for
us to get more constant winds towards
the charity
we're gonna pass around 250 nautical
miles north of Cape Verde so we're not
gonna be stopping at Cape Verde we're
gonna go straight to the Caribbean right
now we're going speed over ground
between seven and eight with two of
thirteen I have and I Ferentz pretty
much the same 30 knots so
it's pretty good wind conditions
probably around 90 90 degrees angle so
it's very very very comfortable sailing
here as you guys can see nothing shaky
yes the water is over there like you
know discover some shaky on the first
and second reef totally shaped bursary
I'll show you guys
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