Fibre Lifelines and Lazy Jacks PLUS Pascale's Pantry Revealed - Free Range Sailing Ep 166

Summer easterlies and the associated stormy weather at our marina in Kettering, Tasmania had us focusing our attention on the rainy day jobs of sewing, splicing and fitting Mirrool’s lifelines, lazy jacks, lee clothes and sheet bags. As our list and the days grow shorter, this week we talk you through their installation and some of the innovative solutions we came up with along the way.

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Music Credits
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