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10 days ALONE on the sailboat | Stormy isolation? | 136
15 May 2021 · 13 min · 14K views
What this video covers
Marina manages the boat alone for 10 days while Michel is away, dealing with heavy rain and limited solar power.0:34 During the first day, persistent rainfall allows for deck cleaning and freshwater collection using buckets, though the moisture causes a leak through a poorly sealed cabin hatch, wetting pillows and bedding.0:49 The lack of sunlight during the storm restricts solar energy production, forcing a reduction in power consumption to maintain essential systems.3:16 To manage food supplies, she consumes two bananas daily from a 10-banana stock left by Michel to prevent spoilage.3:15 Despite the isolation and weather, she maintains a work schedule, editing videos and performing maintenance tasks.7:15 She notes that while rain is a nuisance for outdoor activities and energy levels, wind and sea state remain the primary concerns for safety at anchor.3:16 The period concludes with the return of sunlight, allowing for normal operations and continued work.6:34
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