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We probably should have, but not really. It's recommended to stay away from chocolate, coffee, and alcohol. In other words, nearly impossible for us 😂. We were both sick for about a month and luckily have not seen a return in symptoms since. And we still love to eat fish.

Fabulous, thanks :)

Haha, yes! :)

We are! We had to come back to the States and work for a bit. Damn that real life stuff! Heading back to our boat at the end of October and getting back to videos then, and more importantly, spending another few years exploring and enjoying our boat :)

Good to hear from You! Have been watching many of your videos lately - (we are way behind in your travel fun). Built our 50ft ketch over 21 years and have spent many winters in Exumas. Also have sailed in Caribbean a few times on other boats. I installed solar and wind-chargers a few years back and it was best investment ever on the boat. We are presently "on the hard" in NB Canada prepping for another voyage (not sure where yet) and am currently looking at buying and installing a water-maker and looking for info-especially from cruisers with experience on this subject. We may take a sneak-flight to DR this winter from wherever. Take care and keep the Cruzan in a safe place! @@AmyandChrisSailingRumTot

Wow, how cool! What an experience to build your own boat. Amazing. We definitely want to get a wind generator, it's on "the list" with about 50 other things we want to do, haha. Let us know if you get to Luperon during your trip, we will have to meet up!

Will do! I built the whole boat - hull, topsides, installed the alum masts, laid the teak deck, installed the Perkins 4-108, installed and wired all electronics, did it all and learned a bunch doing it. I bought the AirX 400 wind charger and installed it in 2001(its never had a problem xcept one broken carbon fibre blade when a bird struck it in a gale crossing from FL to Bimini). Bought a new blade off Cruisers Net at Georgetown for $15 ! Installed 2 big Kyocera solar panels on a 2-way tilting platform made of alum angle(can see any angle in 60 deg of horizon). Problem is I never start engine to charge batteries so I have to remind myself to start it to prevent rust. Boat has been in salt water since 1996 (26,000 miles so far) and engine has only 2,400 hrs. Still have original RayMarine GPS/Loran in wheelhouse and a Garmin 527x in cockpit Maybe we can install your solars? or an AirX ? Captn' Ron@@AmyandChrisSailingRumTot

Cool, thanks! I can't tell you how many different dishes we made with freshly caught Conch. Hope you have a great next trip to such a beautiful place! We look forward to going back in another year or so, after a bit more Carribbean exploring. Cheers!

Thanks so much!! We are back in the States for a couple months but will be back to the boat and videos soon! Appreciate it :)

Sure is!

I'm not sure, honestly. I've never tried to do that. There is a great Facebook group for the Georgetown visitors, if you want to try to ask there. I can say they have a ton of seating all around already. Have a great visit!

Hey! Yeah we had a great time getting to know these folks who are all now our very good friends. A fun editing challenge on this one too. Cheers 👍🍺

Luperon is the best!!

Yeah that walk for the propane was not that much fun, but mission accomplished!

Yeah it was a big lesson learned for sure.

I hope so too!

We are in Luperon, DR and will be here through the next hurricane season.

Oh that’s great love your videos please make some for us 🙏🙏😍

She has been closed a couple months to go home to Canada but maybe will be open whenever you're here next :)

Welcome back! Sure, just having morning coffee, come over anytime we will be here until around 2.

First of all, thank you so much for your incredibly kind comment on this video and the others you have posted. It's really, really appreciated. We will definitely continue making videos! We seem to be on a bit of a break mainly because we have been in Luperon for much longer than intended, for a few different reasons. We are both anxious to get back on the open ocean and really miss being under sail. We are continuing to do some boat projects and hoping (fingers crossed) that we can wrap some of that up soon. There is much more to come in our sailing adventures that's for sure. And that would be amazing to meet up in the future! We have crossed paths with a few viewers before and it's been awesome. Get that sailboat ready and get out here! Cheers :) 🍻

Thank you for your kind words! :)

That's excellent! Once you get on board you will wish you had done it sooner. 47' is a great size to be comfortable in. Thanks so much for your comment and I'd love for you to send a message once you get moved into your new home. Best of luck!

Merry Christmas! 🎄❤️

Thanks so much! :)

It's a very special place! We will be happy when we sail on but very sad to leave this amazing town and it's people.

Happy Thanksgiving, Linsey! ❤️❤️🍗🦃

Thanks Henryk!

Me too! When we were watching our rough drafts we had to stop and make lunch :)

Thanks Norm! :) Likewise. We love your family

We are! Just taking a small break but should have a fresh one out in the next week or so :) Thanks for checking in!

@@AmyandChrisSailingRumTot Enjoy!! Your last video was before the storms so I hoped nothing had happened to you.

Omg it was amazing, I want one right now :)

We sure are :) Georgetown was a ton of fun. Cheers and thanks!

Let me reach out and get back to you. Thanks! :)

Thanks Mary Beth! You were so great :)

I'm sure there is a fan base for that :)

Thanks so much! It was a nice break to see some other faces for sure. Safe travels to Luperon!

Yeah!! :) ❤️❤️

Thanks, Dana! Cheers🍻😘

Thanks so much! :)

Thanks!

Just rewatched it after seeing your comment. I really hate that big fish haha. Missing the beautiful waters of Bahamas though!

Thanks Vanessa! You're on the path :)

Thanks! These guys made it easy. Aren't they great :)

Thanks, Mary Beth! Appreciate you guys participating :)

That's one of the best parts :)