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be sailing today it's a windy right

today we are installing a new bulkhead

over the existing bulkhead with

exterior-grade plywood 1/2 inch and we

are going to use this new bulkhead to

shape stoop through past pathway to the

back cabin there's two piers already but

the existing ones were only like 20 24

inches tall the previous owner used it

for just for storage but we want to be

able to have access from the master to

the galley or the other side to the

bathroom in inclement weather we don't

have to go outside and I think it's just

it's nice for a livability of the boat

for us so now we've cut them to about 40

inches roughly on both sides and we got

the idea the newer models have this to

use this boat can definitely take that

but we just thought well since its kind

of in the condition it is the

deconstructed phase we'll take the

opportunity to strengthen the bulkhead a

little bit since we did remove some of

the material that was there the

bulkheads are play an important role to

keep the hulls from flexing too much so

yeah I was a little worried about the

existing plywood and the new plywood

laying flat together I think there

probably be some voids in there and air

and moisture can collect so we're gonna

put this like quarter-inch insulation

just to fill those gaps and hopefully

insulate that a little better too today

I'm going to be painting this mahogany

plywood so the reason we're having to

paint the walls at all is because we had

a miscommunication early on the captain

wanted to remove part of this foiled

back linear and I thought he wanted to

remove all of it it acted as a moisture

barrier so it was unfortunate

this little goof happened but to rectify

the situation we are you

seen an exterior grade primer sealer

which is also a stain blocker so it's a

little bit thicker doesn't even matter

if you get paint on didn't you paint

this ceiling with this kills yeah I

don't have to worry about cutting in

well right boil it again you're done

faster and again we're using this boil

to fill any voids that the two pieces of

plywood may create once they were put

together kind of wallpaper is that 9 to

5 that's important so I started doing

the other side cuz I'm like okay that's

a little silly there is behind the

scenes prep so even though that didn't

look like a lot of work we're ready to

have some fun

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oh my hand is cramping I'm holding on to

their sail too hard dang those rollers

they they um I mean they're fun to ride

down but there's also hope are you

turning around a little bit

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trying to get out of the way at this

lobster boat and they keep heading right

for us

and talks about all the time every every

plastic bottle or bag we see is a

Chinese man of war to him and then we

get close to I was like oh no it's a

another litter bug put that up what I

meant to say was Portuguese man-of-war

they can be found in the Atlantic

Pacific and Indian Oceans and gets its

name because of its resemblance to an

18th century Portuguese warship under

full sail and though I keep calling it a

jellyfish it's actually a colony of

organisms made of specialized parts

called Zoids whose assemblage work

together as an individual animal it's

actually really

freaking jellyfish

or cat brands and down on the Portuguese

man-of-war

they can't propel themselves so they use

their tops like sails to catch the wind

and move with the current in the tide

and they can be seen traveling in groups

of a thousand or more

human fatalities are rare but the sting

can be extremely painful treating the

area with very hot saltwater or heat is

recommended to neutralize the sting they

can be dangerous even weeks after death

so make sure you don't do this water

they can reach up to about a foot wide

but below water their tentacles can

reach down to a hundred feet or more

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and just shortly after the captain

adjusts my sail work the weather changes

the wind picks up so we lower the mane

and unfurl the Genoa

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so there been a lot of reasons like

leakage down right now but let's take a

break from all of that and have a dance

party hey saline and a hell of a lot of

fun how about give us two thumbs up

whenever young oh that's where the hook

is

oh you shoulders just like you're doing

the shimmy

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