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Sailing Magic Carpet
@sailingmagiccarpet · 183 000 abonnés
Documenting the sailing adventures, restoration endeavours, and life changing moments in the lives of Maya and Aladino. We aim to tell beautiful stories about worthwhile adventures. The main story: Maya and Aladino fell in love, finished restoring Magic Carpet, and are now sailing on her and documenting the journey. Maya's back story: Before Maya met Aladino, she owned a sailboat in Canada which she got for $1.…— avec ses propres mots
2ports sur la carte
165milles sur la carte
27épisodes
Le bateau Monocoque
Journal de bord 27
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An Old Map Leading Us To Hotsprings... [Ep 8]
Vancouver Island Colombie-Britannique, Canada
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We're Sailing to Mexico [Episode 1]
Contact Ocean to order her children's book! currentlyocean.blogspot.com
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Sailing The Entire West Coast of Canada [Full Film]
Map of the BC coast designed by Felix Hartmann.
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Sailboat Deck Tour — Plus, We Launched.
Thank you to Mantus Anchors for the excellent new M2 Performance anchor. We're very grateful to have a spare anchor on board that can easily become a main anchor if we need it.
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Return to the City After 7 Months In The Wilderness
Silva Bay Colombie-Britannique, Canada
Thank you to @findingsimon for the drone shots of us leaving Silva Bay!
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A Huge Upgrade To Magic Carpet!
Huge thank you to @findingsimon for this spectacular new dodger. Check out his channel, he also posted a video with more details about the dodger process!
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Storm on Vancouver Island
Vancouver Island Colombie-Britannique, Canada
Check out Kelsey's art, including the woodblock T-Shirt that we made with her!
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I Escaped: Sailing Away From It All.
Our hardcover book, ‘The Northern Voyage,’ is out now! Order a copy here — hand packaged and sent to you by us!
Ports sur la carte 2
- Vancouver IslandColombie-Britannique, Canada
- Silva BayColombie-Britannique, Canada
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