Slow but not stressfree boatlife [Q48]

In this one we master our courage to try the infamous Noni. We go for a ride around the island. There are storms and dinghy cleaning sessions. We take you for a walk to the store and finally it wouldn't be a proper quest if we didn't try to fix something ;)
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[@gunnarkaviar]

Great story telling ! love from Norway !

[@svoiysh]

Takk skal du ha so much for your comment it's so nice to hear you like it 😊

[@lincolngrove2808]

Very chilled. Except for dinner which looked nicely hot.

[@svoiysh]

Thank you it's so nice to hear that 😊 Dinner was nicely warm indeed and tasty 😊

[@dominictarrsailing]

what about waxing the bottom like a surfboard? a friend who used to race sailing dinghies said one of his secrets was car polish on the bottom.

[@svoiysh]

That sounds interesting! Though our bottom is not exactly perfect and we are still considering if we want to fair it so we'll hold on with waxing for now 😀 But definitely a good idea thanks!

[@dominictarrsailing]

@@svoiysh hmm sometimes when I'm sailing fast I look down and can see a long bubble coming off the chine. if you are gonna go to the trouble of fairing it might be better to put a decent radius (maybe 5cm?) on the ends at least? you could spray expanding foam through a hole from above into the corner, then grind it from the outside and glass? I'm not really sure but that might make more difference than fairing