AMAZING NEWS FROM LAGOON!! - Cracked bulkhead SERIES FINALE (Episode 119)

After weeks of hard work and pressure on Lagoon to do the right thing, Colin receives a phone call from the director of Lagoon, saying that they will cover the expenses of the bulkhead repair for eligible boats. As in boats that are not hurricane damaged, never ran aground or had their rigs over tensioned, or basically been compromised in any way. Which puts Parlay out of the picture, but Colin is ecstatic nonetheless, for all of the other Lagoon 450 owners...

This series will show never before seen footage of how we straightened and strengthened a 45ft production catamaran, in order to be able to complete a circumnavigation. Located in Linton bay, in Panama, we meet our fair share of challenges trying to rebuild this boat from the bulkheads up...

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