- Nearly a month had passed since
we made landfall in Panama, and all of our expectations
had been completely blown away.
We'd enjoyed some of the most gorgeous conditions
we'd seen in the past year.
And each anchorage was more stunning than the last,
but some big changes were on the horizon for Delos.
And it was time for us to make our way to the marina
so we could start preparing for our next big chapter.
But nothing is ever as easy as you hope for
when you live on a boat and mother nature would make sure
that our last leg of the journey for the season
would keep us on our toes.
(swooshing windy noise)
- Just a casual 40 knot glow.
- Holy. I think that was the biggest one.
(dramatic beat)
(sound of rain and heavy wind)
- You got it all the way to port and we're just drifting
sideways.
- Yeah, there is no other way we have to go Thar harder
- How is it going out there?
- A bit crazy out here
(beat)
(boat engine)
- Getting there.
- What a last ride on Eucken
- Last sail on Eucken
- Holy crap
- We sailing now, 43 knots a wind, no big deal
- Wow.
- We just out here.
- Go out with a bang
- Well I don't know.
This sucks we on our radar and instruments can't see shit.
- Well what a last move on Delos,
this is literally the last time you move her for so long.
- I know
Why?
Like right when we were like, oh yeah we gonna go into
to the marina and tie her up for a few months.
Then its like yeah, last Eucken.
I hope its calming down a bit.
- Yeah, I think its, I think hopefully its blown past now.
- Mozarab.
- That's intense.
- Yeah , its not fun.
(music)
- Trying to dock a boat in conditions like these
is generally a bad idea.
So we decided to float around in deep water for a while and
wait for the craziness to pass.
I took advantage of the downpour to freshen up a little bit.
And after about 30 minutes,
the weather cleared up and we could park Delos and our new
home for the next few months.
( Introductory song)
(sea waves noise)
(Upbeat music)
- Ah feels so amazing to be here in the marina
was a little bit sketchy
coming in and the thunderstorm,
but the skies have cleared up and it's just beautiful
We right next to the jungle.
This island, I just love it. It's like very, very special.
And you feel very close to nature, which is great.
We have a few projects.
I think we're going to get cracking out straight away
because Taylor is leaving in a few days.
So it's a few things that we want to get done.
And then I guess she flies out, which feels bit crazy.
She's been with us for like three months already.
It's so good though. It's been amazing.
So yeah, I'm trying not to think about her leaving,
cause that'd be, get a bit sad, but yeah,
a few more days get some stuff done and then things are
changing and we have some big changes coming up soon too.
So, yeah, but we'll talk about that more later.
- We had a pretty solid to do lists to work on
over the course of the next few days.
And our first project to tackle would turn out to be a bit
more of a pain in the butt than expected, quite literally.
- I am dreading this so much.
Oh God.
- Why?
- Well, I have to fix a little mistake today that I made,
I broke something.
I broke the dipstick.
- The question is how did you break the dipstick?
- Well, there's two different versions of that story.
The accurate version is that I was out here trying to help
Brian, get everything, set up, doing all the things.
And then he comes out and tries to mainsail to me.
And he's like, don't get diesel on your nice clothing.
And I was like, oh, whatever.
And I was like, okay, I'll move.
I'll let you do it. I'll let the man do it.
And as I moved, the hatch fell down and broke the dipstick.
- And then the actual story, would be?
- You can tell that one, cause
that's not, I'm not even gonna say it.
- Well, if you're not going to say it,
we'll just have to show a dramatic reenactment.
- Oh Oh.
mainsail it up.
Oh, oh wait.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- Now we have to fix it up.
- Oh oh.
- As we've basically shown
- Backstabber the dramatic reenactment.
- Taylor twerked on the dipstick and broke it,
the lip fell, it broke it in half.
And now one half of it is actually down there.
And it's quite important because now this is how we measure
our fuel. Right?
It has like these holes in it with numbers and now it's
broken in half, the other half is in the tanks.
We got to get that out and then we got to fix it.
So I think we're actually gonna have to get into the access
hatch to the fuel tank, which is the engine.
- Down below.
- Okay. Are you tired?
- No
- Do you want to come help us with this project?
- No.
- No. You wanna go take a nap? Okay.
- Nice shirt.
- You like this shirt. This is mine. This boat
working shirt has been with me through some years.
It's got a number of projects on it.
- I can tell.
- And these are good pieces. Important to tire.
Before you start a project,
you have to have a nasty fricking shirt,
which is probably why I told you not to use your nice little
shorts. Like you're going out shorts for doing boat work.
- This is going to be my punishment. You
going to lock me down in here until I fix it?.
- Pretty much.
So there's the access hatch here, right there.
- Here. Here.
- And so what we are going to need to do is disconnect.
This is for the heater.
So this is the fuel supply line and the fuel return line.
So we'll need to unhook both of those and we need to undo
these bolts and then get this access hatch off and then
- Do you have like a shut off for these?
- Well, it's, it's above the fuel level right now.
That's why we waited until the level was real low.
And then we'll get that access hatch off.
We'll get the thing out and then we'll have to fix No. You
- No. You Okay.
- So let me tell you how nuts and bolts.
- So righty, it. Okay. lefty, loosey.
- Oh oh So righty, it. Okay. lefty, loosey.
We're definitely not tightening it.
We want to take them off.
- They not on there that tight.
- It doesn't need to be, torqued just a.
- Sorry, it doesn't need to be twerked?
- So now what I'm thinking is like,
since this is the fuel pickup for the here, it's quite long,
it goes down two thirds of the tank.
And so we won't be able to lift this.
So we'll just undo this part and that part.
And then we'll have to undo this to get it out.
So it's turning into a bigger job, as usual.
- Alrighty then.
- Alrighty Mm we go. Then we'll just undo those.
- But it's all disconnected. I'm so confused.
- Well, I'm kind of forgetting how this actually
goes together. Here's what I think we need to do.
Let me think about it.
So is it in? So then we'll twist
that off and then that whole thing
should come up and the stick should come with it. I think
- Quite long.
- There it is. Okay.
So the reason why this also doesn't go all the way to the
bottom is because it's for the heater.
And so we never wanted to be in a situation where we would
use all the fuel,
like sit into anchor and then drain the tank.
So it uses it can use about two-thirds of the tank,
but we'll always leave one third of the tank,
which is kind of like a safety medicine.
- That's smart.
- There we go. Okay. Now that'd be question,
can you actually see it in there?
So it should be all the way in the corner.
Reach your hand in there and see if you can actually grab it
out of there.
- It's pretty freaking far down. Feels really low.
Wow. Your tanks are dirty.
- What?
- You got a lot shit in there.
- I've never cleaned it.
Well, there is some in the bottom of the tank,
but the worst problem is that we got the access hatch off
and we still can't see the dipstick.
Gotta be kidding.
Oh, I feel it.
Oh, okay.
I'm going to let you do this.
I'll let you do the honors.
I'm going to let you find it.
And then you can pull it out and save the day.
I don't think you're going to be able to pull it out though.
I think you're going to have to grab it with your fingers
and then slowly push it up bit by bit.
And then I'll grab it from the top.
This is exciting.
I thought we were in real trouble there for a second.
- Good news.
- I think you're gonna have to clean out the filter
though, or we should.
- I'm just going to feel it
- Yeah just feel over in the corner.
There's like that square rectangular thing.
And then put your finger in there.
Do you think you can shut up inch by inch?
It looks like it needs to come to the starboard side of the
boat a little bit. Yep.
Yep. So it comes straight up now.
Got it. You got it.
Okay. Wait, wait, wait.
Hope it's coming. It's coming.
So I see it. I see it.
You're almost there.
I got it. I got it.
I got it.
(applause)
I got it here.
You got it.
- Oh, no.
- I am bleeding.
- Blood, sweat and tears.
That's how dirty it is in there.
- We got it.
- Yay that's awesome.
- It's pretty long.
Still. She broke off right where she twerked on it.
- I think it would be an incredible mission to
try and make a
new one of these because these tell us the amount and
leaders and that's so nicely done.
We need like a drill press and
- just duct tape it,
- just tape it,
- tape it.
- So I think we'll just like put a brace on it.
Like that'll cut this in half.
We'll drill a couple of holes and then we'll just through
bolt it and splice it together.
And it's not a hundred percent perfect, but at all,
it's better than it being broken in half.
- Yeah.
- Well it's exactly 10 inches long.
(machinery makes noise)
- go. Then do you think?
- What a solution.
- It could work pretty good.
- It'll do that.
- Okay Let's put this in before we break it.
- Yeah. Okay here we go.
- Pretty low.
- I don't.
Oh oh
Its stuck on something
- No it the
- Oh its the roof
- So we're at a 90 liters.
Okay.
Now we know how much fuel is in there that I got to take out
when I clean the fuel tank.
- Wow.
- Good job.
It was a team effort.
- Yep.
- Good job squad.
- Thank you for the parts Bill.
- No problem.
Hey I can give a dirty fuel tank too,
nothing makes me happier.
- with the dipstick project finished.
We decided to empty the tank all the way to the bottom so we
could give it a good scrubbing before our next top up.
- Do you, do you need me to a go. Then it to you?
- I mean
- What?
- You doing the fuel issues, the dirty fuel again.
(whirring sound of engine)
that was painless.
- You were hoping for worse weren't you?
- You so disappointed.
- Now I need some shop dollars.
- This is ridiculous sequence.
- With twerking fiasco finally resolved.
The day had come that we'd been dreading for weeks.
- It's been an amazing two months and we have experienced a
lot and I have learned so much.
It's kind of hard to absorb it all and to kind of realize
that it's coming to an end,
but all great adventures must come to an end and I've kind
of got to move on and go back home for a little bit and sort
some things out with my own boat and get my own boat into
shape so that I can get down here myself.
I just can't begin to find the words to say to really thank
Brian and Casa for everything that they've done and,
and for the experiences that they've given me and for
welcoming me into their family,
I just have so much love and admiration for them.
They are just some amazing people.
They've worked so hard and they do an amazing job with
nugget. They're giving her the best childhood.
I've been a little bit sad thinking about leaving,
but I'm so happy that this experience happened. One day,
I'll be back for sure.
- Your bag is a go. Then disaster. It
looks like it just, just exploded all over itself.
- There are no fruit packs
but everything does fit in there.
I had it zipped up yesterday.
I just have to, I just had to get one thing out of it.
- It's go. Then
- it's like the weight of a body trying
to lift that thing out
of here. It's going to be so interesting
- I don't want to have to see you traveling in that thing
- go. Then
- gonna miss you. Its been a crazy three months,
- it's been a wild ride.
- Two weeks.
- Ended up that we have a tendency to suck people.
- And I warned,
- go. Then real though,
you guys have been amazing. You've been so nice.
And you've taught me so much and you're such a beautiful
go. Then
You're such a good mom.
Then you guys are just giving her the best childhood and you
inspire so many people. It's been,
I think that's the craziest thing to see out of all of this
is the positive impact that you guys have on people.
It's pretty amazing.
You guys are special.
Love you
- We will see you soon though
- It's not goodbye. It's see you soon
Little nugget do you think I can go hug?
That's it? She's a short list.
Big man hug.
- Come on in Tay. go. Then
- Oh.
- You're a fine sailor.
You're even better drinking and smoking buddy.
Thank you so much for hanging out. It's been amazing.
- It's been real
- And wherever we are you always going to have a home.
I am feeling teary
I never cry. I'm gonna miss you
- I 'go. Then gonna miss you guys
you guys are,
- Group hug
- your pug is bleeding.
- nugget
- We were a great team.
Great.
(music)
- And just like that its the three of us.
- Oh so sad.
- And I've often said that the hardest part
of this lifestyle
is all the people leaving and saying goodbye and how it
takes a little piece of you kind of,
it takes a little piece of me with them.
Each time they leave and it's like giving up a lot each time
and Really sort of,
- it's go. Then happy and and the same time so sad
- Then, but at the same time.
- It's so sad.
We formed like so many good bonds with people
and it's so
intense on the boat. And then.
- Yeah, it's been really good though.
- We have our little family to new adventures.
- That's.
- It.
- Up next on Delos. We get friendly with the locals,
get our floating home,
ready to spend three months on the dock and wrap up our
first 18 month season of sailing as a family before heading
off to Sweden.
- There is Taylor traveling
except for the tellers works.
Hi, I'm Taylor.
I twerk. I like to use my skills to travel around the world,
not in the middle smaller cause I had to take some for the
tip because it also circumcised
disturbing is that modeled after anybody big Dick energy.
It's exactly 10 inches long. That's what she said.
And then put your finger in there. That's what she said.
Or he said, it's going to see,
see if you can just get it up. That's what she said.
You're almost there.
It's coming. It's coming.
That's where she said she's a little bit bent.
That's what she said.
Excuse me.
That's what she said. Just exploded all over.
That's what she said. That's my joke.
it. Dwight.
Grab it with your fingers and then slowly push it up.
That is a snug fit. That's what she said.