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Hello and welcome to the Sailing and Cruising the East Coast of the United States podcast. This is a quick update to EP-41 which was all about cleaning the salon seat cushions on Paradox, our 2009 Hunter 45DS. But first, I would like to acknowledge Robert James Lattanzio, he is the newest supporter of this podcast. Thank you, Robert. The good news is that I have washed all of the cloth seat cushions and they have turned out great. A little bit of the water strains from the deck leaks are still visible, but all of the other dirt is gone. If you recall from episode 41, the most difficult part was getting the seat cushions back into the covers. The seat cushions are complex. They all have 2 or 3 compartments, into which a separate piece of foam is inserted. They are not just your simple rectangular, one compartment seat cushion. It took me anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes to insert each piece of foam back into the covers. A few days after releasing the episode about the seat cushions, I received an email from Joe Hagen. Joe was a guest on this podcast back on episode 12. Joe runs Offshore Adventure Sailing, where he takes folks out on mutli-day sailing adventures. To learn more about Joe and Offshore Adventure Sailing, just give episode 12 a listen. Joe shared two tips: The first, using a lint roller to remove the accumulated “stuff” from seat cushions. The lint roller is a great tip. Having on on the boat is a great idea and we will be getting one for sure. The second tip was using silk wrap to help get the cushions back into the covers and to keep water out of the cushion material. This tip is a game-changer. Silk wrap is sold by Sailrite, a company that sells all sorts of “do it your self” products for the sailors. Sailrite has great how-to videos you can watch on all of their products including silk wrap. It’s worth the watch for sure. Check out their site at: https://www.sailrite.com/ Thanks again to Joe for taking the time to pass this great info along. Make sure you check out Joe’s Offshore Adventure Sailing site at: https://www.offshoreadventuresailing.com/ We love to hear from our listeners, send us your questions, comments, and suggestions at sailingtheeast@gmail.com. If you know someone that would be an interesting guest on the show, please reach out to us and let us know. Wishing you fair winds, and calm seas. Bela and Mike

Hello and welcome to the Sailing and Cruising the East Coast of the United States podcast. This is part 2 of a two-part interview with Heath Moldveen, whose boat sank this past summer during tropical storm Ida. Heath Moldveen, is a technical sales rep for Sea Hawk Premium Yacht Finishes and was also a guest in Episodes 43 and 44 where we discussed anti-fouling paints. In this episode, Heath and I discuss his adventure this past summer when his boat sank at the dock during tropical storm Ida. He received the dreaded phone call from the marina early in the morning. The voice on the other end said, “your boat has sunk”. It’s something no one wants to hear. Heath and I discuss how he bought the boat back from the insurance company, his plans to get it fixed up, and what’s next. Lots of good tips and lessons learned in this episode and in part 1. Make sure and listen to both episodes. We love to hear from our listeners, send us your questions, comments, and suggestions at sailingtheeast@gmail.com. If you know someone that would be an interesting guest on the show, please reach out to us and let us know. Wishing you fair winds, and calm seas. Bela and Mike

Today’s episode is part 2 of a two-part podcast with Joe Hagen. Joe is a long-time sailor and after retiring from corporate life several years ago, he started Offshore Adventure Sailing. In episode 11 we discussed Offshore Adventure Sailing where Joe takes folks out on multiple-day ocean passages. He typically takes folks from Florida to the Bahamas, but because of COVID and the unpredictable travel restrictions this past summer, he decided to venture along the East Coast, sailing from Florida to Maine. We had a great conversation about the sights, ports, and challenges he experienced during the trip. When two sailors discuss sailing, it can be a long conversation, thus it is broken into parts 1 and 2. Make sure you listen to both. You can check out OffShore Adventure Sailing here: https://www.offshoreadventuresailing.com/ We love to hear from our listeners, send us your questions, comments, and suggestions at sailingtheeast@gmail.com. If you know someone that would be an interesting guest on the show, please reach out to us and let us know. Wishing you fair winds, and calm seas. Bela and Mike

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When people abandon you during bad times- it's your cue to be free. Love them, like them, socialize with them when times are better- But you are FREE, and not reliant on them for your internal peace. twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://substack.com/profile/64097132-sidewayskoyote

Update and some thoughts and questions- Like, share, subscribe! twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

Some nice rambling thoughts about nature needs vs agricultural "needs" - scarcity and individual freedom. twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

Some thoughts on tipping (service industry) and cultural norms- self responsibility and pushing that onto impersonal agencies twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

Until at least november, more probably January, everything in media revolves around engineering the elections. ignore it- they are going to ratchet up the stress as much as they can. twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

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And it's one of the easiest ones to control!! But it's also one of the really big ones for intuition.... twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

more thoughts and comments on the urban density movement twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

Maintaining positivity in the face of purges and censorship- twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

Here's another cycle on simplifcation of my life- and trying to get out of the cycles of distractions. twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

third part of this cycle of ranting about housing and community twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

Cheap (and clean!) energy- twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

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Some thoughts on cultural nationalisms, protected groups, inclusion and exclusion, and definitions of value. twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

To be able to "go with the flow" requires some confidence and trust.... twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

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La Leader 33 le invita a lanzarse al agua, cómodamente sentado en una Express Cruiser de carácter elegante y diseño atemporal. En el programa, velocidad, brisa ligera, sol y dolce vita…

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#short #fitnessmodel #fitness Gym time, back training on board . i do what i can with limited equipment

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On part avec notre voilier du mouillage sur l'ile de Vulcano pour continuer a visiter les Iles Eoliennes. On passe par l'ile de Lipari et on va mouiller sur l'ile de Panarea l'ile de la jet set Italienne. Visite de Panarea une ile assez spécial.

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Second part on my thoughts n the NOVA food processing scale. twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

Happy midwinter! remember it is the middle of winter- live accordingly!! twitter @sidewayskoyote substack: https://sidewayskoyote.substack.com/

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