Catamaran Mistertong · video

What this video covers

The owners of a catamaran anchored in Carriacou, Grenada, perform maintenance tasks while navigating a protracted legal and social dispute regarding a shoreline fence that restricts their access. The owner repairs a motor mount in the engine room, using a Dremel mini-torch to heat seized bolts and preparing fiberglass backing plates for future installation.1:10 After six months of storage, the crew successfully relaunches and restarts their dinghy outboard motor, restoring their ability to travel to shore for administrative errands and snorkeling. The crew details ongoing frustrations with local authorities and a private landowner who erected a fence blocking the waterfront, noting that their attempts to obtain official police reports have been repeatedly thwarted by conflicts of interest. They describe the psychological toll of the stalemate, which has stalled progress on their boat projects and created a hostile environment fueled by misinformation in local media. The crew continues to seek legal resolution while maintaining their vessel and documenting the impact of the dispute on their daily life.

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