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Hi guys :) 

This video was recorded between October 25th and November 2nd. 

We had a great stay up at the top of Ria de Vigo, and it was a lot of fun to check out the island, but we were also both very excited to leave ;) 

Back in real-time. We're still in Lisbon (or Cascais to be more precise). This week I finished installing a windvane, and we're making good progress toward finishing the preparations for the passage to the Canary islands as well as the Atlantic crossing. 

As always, thank you so much for your support! During our stay in Ria de Vigo, we lost one mic and managed to damage our drone enough that we needed a new one. This week I managed to destroy one of our gorilla pods (camera mount), and our shotgun mic has stopped working. Things are falling apart right and left ;) Thanks to your generosity, we can afford to get new gear and continue making videos. Thank you so much!  

Have a great weekend! Stay safe :)

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FORD Brian

If you can legally carry some "cherry bombs" on board, I would use those to scare off any attacking Orcas. And there should be no mistake, they aren't ripping your rudders off because they mistake your boat for for a Sperm Whale! Turn your engine on and run up that prop to 1500 rpm. I suspect they understand what a spinning prop will do. OR drop a hydrophone/speaker in the water and play some hip-hop or acid rock! They will likely swim away as fast as they can! IF you think of it at the moment, try turning OFF your depth sounder if you are approached/attacked, and see if that is actually irritating them.

Matt Fish

Intense waves at 4 in the morning and I love how you had Athena protected from the dock and tied up with those snubbers. Very cool!