El Viaje de Bohemia · video

What this video covers

After three months away, the owner of a cruising sailboat returns to his vessel at Dinner Key Marina in Miami to prepare for his partner and infant’s arrival.0:32 He cleans the interior surfaces with vinegar to neutralize mold growth caused by the humid climate and inspects the standing rigging and lines, which remain in good condition.5:21 He tests a 2000-watt portable Honda generator, noting its cost-effectiveness and ease of maintenance compared to a permanent diesel unit.7:50 The owner performs a routine engine check, verifying oil levels and cooling water flow through the impeller.14:26 He successfully re-hoists the genoa sail onto the furler.14:58

The aging inflatable dinghy requires multiple patches using a two-part adhesive, but persistent air leaks eventually force the owner to purchase a replacement.9:34 He transports the new dinghy on his vehicle roof, securing it with multiple lines and straps to the chassis.18:54 After nine days of separation, the crew reunites at the marina to begin their next cruising stage.21:04 Regular maintenance and proactive cleaning are essential for keeping a boat habitable during long periods of inactivity in tropical environments.

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