Sailing Catamaran Lunara
Sailing Catamaran Lunara Sailing Exploring Ceuta’s canal and historic fort by dinghy!

Exploring Ceuta’s canal and historic fort by dinghy!



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Heading to Paris, Pretty EarlyHeading to Paris, Pretty Early

enroute to Paris Miami-1

Got up at 5:50. Readied the boat and left her at 8:00  🙁

enroute to Paris Miami-3

Olivier is the owner of the well known stainless steel fabricator PRODINOX in La Grande Motte. He was so nice to drive us to the TGV station in Montpellier.

TGV 6.001

Traveling in France is completely different. We are going quietly 300km per hour, enjoy good WiFi (free) and have decent food onboard, all for a very reasonable price.

Grinding Down the DeckGrinding Down the Deck

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Packaging artist Christo was here

Osmosis Treatment on the top deck of Lunara. Today, we finally started the partial gelcoat removal on the coach roof. Boat is dusty everywhere. We hoped for a grinder with integrated dust removal. That is not happening – sadly. The weather window is marginal, meaning temperature and humidity levels are a notch above the minimum required for this work. Thank god we are in Southern France.

Can’t make a photo of the actual work since I lack the protective equipment for myself.

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Dust protection

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Taking measure with the new solar panels