the plan is to sail from hamble to poole harbour. are we staying in cowes for the night?eah, we are. 0k. i call dibs on the biggest bed. oh, whoa. look at these lot running. shriek ofjoy, laughs: hey! oh, my days! film me. no, no. wait, wait. leave it recording. these beds are nice. it's hot, man. they chuckle. i started off doing outdoor education and i bought two trailers, 50 mountain bikes and two minibuses with a credit card. and at the time, because i was in my early to mid 20s, that seemed like a good idea. like this. then there's a little thing here. by the time the sailing started, i was married. that became a bit more controversial at home than maybe it was at the beginning. furl the jib, roll it up. ok, start the engine and then go back and recover the casualty. pretty windy out there. so we'll put a red reefer line on. once that's all settled, _ we'll put the jib on and then we'll cross the channel and then on our way to cowes. - all the ones of us further forwards will have gloves on, all the ones at the back, you won't need gloves because they don't really do

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the plan is to sail from hamble to poole harbour. are we staying in cowes for the night?le i started off doing outdoor education and i bought two trailers, 50 mountain bikes and two minibuses with a credit card. and at the time, because i was in my early to mid 205, that seemed like a good idea. like this. then there's a little thing here. by the time the sailing started, i was married. that became a bit more controversial at home _ than maybe it was at the beginning. furl the jib, roll it up. 0k, start the engine and then go back and recover the casualty. pretty windy out there. so we'll put a red reefer line on. once that's all settled, we'll put the jib on i and then we'll cross the channel and then on our way to cowes. i all the ones of us further forwards will have gloves on, all the ones at the back, you won't need gloves because they don't really do very much on the back, do they? kyle, you don't need gloves, do you, because you're hard, yeah? before, when ijust started, i would use them, but now, i'm just used to it, so ijust use my bare hands. unlike this one. no