There is a strange noise coming from the bottom of our boat. What is it? Sailing was a suggestion that soon evolved into an obsession. ⛵ Follow us as we leav...

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last time on sails and tails we started

to go through our storage unit and began

the process of selling off all of our

belongings and we found a good deal on

Craigslist for a 10-foot porta boat so

we jumped on it and purchased our very

first new to us dinghy

so we're here at the storage unit we're

picking up our kayaks and we are gonna

go kayaking in the Pamlico Sound we're

down here in little Washington North

Carolina so it should be fun

so let's go make the pinch ownership

yeah check this boat out

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it's a worn ball rotation support

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which student asked

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if you can hear that clicking noise of

course the stock so there goes

I can feel like when I put my hand on

the floor I can feel a vibration of

whatever it is

what is it tested what is it what is it

what I have no idea what it is

there's something eating my boat

I asked her boat neighbor Dan about the

strange noise and he said that he thinks

that it's Turtles beating off the bottom

of the hall

since our boats are sitting at the mouth

of the Chowan River and the water's

brackish well that's the best conclusion

that I could come up with as well and

hey who can complain when the hall is

being cleaned for free

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so we need 250 foot pieces line for the

jib sheets and we'll go the smaller

diameter than what this is because I

don't think

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and of course it's just our luck or

Murphy's Law that one of the new jib

sheets would come undone

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can't go up by the powerlines

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so here we are this is where we go

sailing

this is the Pamlico this is Albemarle up

here right in here and we come out of

Eatonton right here this is the Chowan

River right there and we come out of

Edenton out of our marina come down here

and this doesn't look like a very big

area but it's actually really big and

there are some power lines right here

and generally we sail up to them we

don't we would just turn around and once

we get there and go back and sail around

here we don't really venture past the

power lines as of yet that's hopefully

soon and here you can see that we have

reached the power lines today and this

is our friend down on his boat Mariah

he's just started heading back the other

way and we are about to do the same

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