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Previously, on Delos we did some epic scuba diving

and had a muddy adventure on the back roads of Madagascar.

Oh, yay.

Well, we're about ready to head North.

So we're going do a little last minute provision here

for maybe a week to 10 days.

Cool.

So I've made a little list, and we're

going to head into the local market to get some veggies.

And then we'll head to the store and get a few more things.

So-- but I guess, here are shopping bags.

Nice.

It's usually a pretty fun--

Experience.

--experience.

Awesome.

All right, let's do this.

Delos and crew had a pretty epic spot

on the Western side of Aisle Summary in Madagascar.

We had nice, protected anchorage and plenty

of incredible beaches to choose from.

We were hanging out around Lemer Beach.

It's probably not what it's called,

but it made sense to us.

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Our crew contest winners Greg and Chyanne

have arrived just a few days before,

and they were fitting right in.

Spray area.

There you go.

No, no, no, no, no.

Get out of there.

But now it's time to make tracks and sale back around the north

cape of Madagascar over to the west side of the island.

It would probably be a week or so trip.

So we're off on a mission for fresh veggies.

What kind did you go with.

From [INAUDIBLE].

I have no idea what it is, but we're

going to get half a kilo of it.

It looks good.

OK, so that was a success in the store.

Now it's veggie time.

Veggie time.

OK, so we're going to get our eggs here.

OK.

So basically, what we'll do is just lay the egg containers up

over there.

And then you'll just pick out the good ones

and fill them up one by one.

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And we'll get some beans.

So--

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It's a little bit different than the supermarket, huh?

It's better.

It's all organic, just stuff grown out

in the farms where you're riding around, right?

Yeah.

31,500 500, so not so much.

Basically, look at stuff you'd like to eat, and then buy it.

Everything's going to be good.

He has the best, the best tomatoes.

Look at these, beautiful, huh?

Yes.

We don't know what this is.

How much?

And it's.

We don't know how much it costs, but we're going to try it.

It might be a guava or a something.

But now she's taking Brian's money,

and we don't know how much it costs.

All right, what have you got?

I don't know.

I see a little fruit here.

How does it taste?

There's a pit.

It's good.

Is it sour?

I don't remember the name of these.

But do you like them?

Mm-hm.

Yeah?

But they're good.

They are good.

Look at those.

Those are good strawberries.

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So that's a good deal, right?

Yeah.

How was your first Madagascar shopping experience?

I think it went pretty well, actually.

It was very fun to try and figure out what things were,

and what was good, and who had the best.

And it's like a farmer's market, but better.

Good Madagascar store.

That was awesome.

Yes.

It's interesting to see all the meats everywhere.

Yeah.

Yes.

And we tried some fruit that we have no idea what it is.

But it's very good.

So good, very good.

Cool.

Hello, Bio.

Hello.

Today's the day, Brother.

We're going to Nosey Bay.

Nosey Bay bound.

So we've got a 400-mile sail.

It should be pretty sweet, all down wind.

But the boat's been super slow.

I think we're losing between a knot and a knot and half

because we haven't cleaned the bottom in a while.

So I think it's pretty dirty.

So we just got to go down and scrub some stuff off,

make us fast again.

I'm going to pull up the hook and head North.

Downwind, for the Cape, [NON-ENGLISH].

So everybody else is down under cleaning

the boat, which is actually pretty interesting because you

can hear it.

I'm in the kitchen looking after Kimo's bread, which

smells amazing.

And I'm not helping because I still

have nasty poison ivy that has been popping open

this morning, which is really gross.

How is it going, Chyanne

We are itchy today.

So stay on the boat, or whatever happened?

Chyanne has her first poison ivy.

It looks pretty--

Is gnarly.

--gnarly.

Yep.

And then we have this one.

Ew.

This one's gross too.

Oh, wait, all day, oh.

Yeah, good So we're going to try some baking soda, some water,

and some crushed up spirulina, and see if it dries it out.

How is it down there?

Starting to look good.

Yeah.

It's a clean lady now.

Clean?

Clean.

We'll have 10 to 15 knots out of the Southeast.

And then as we go up the coast here to round the Cape,

we'll be around the Cape around Friday, probably 2:00,

3:00 in the morning.

And it's looking like anywhere from 20 to 25.

Some of the forecasts show it's a bit stronger into the 35's.

And we've done this trip before last year.

We were coming in this way.

So we know around here the wind basically

comes out of the Southeast, hits the coast of Madagascar,

and just shoots up North.

So you get really strong presence on this coast.

But we'll be going with it, which will be really good.

And then if we check out the currents around here,

they're going to be with us the whole ride as we come up

the coast of Madagascar.

Of course, we saw last year the same thing.

They were super strong right here.

But we'll have wind and current with us,

and blast around 400 miles.

Get it done in--

24 hours.

--24 hours.

Super speed.

Super speed Delos.

Are you ready for a little sailing trip around the corner

of Madagascar?

Yes.

Yes.

A little bit seasick.

A little bit seasick the first time.

You'll be OK though.

We've taken some pills.

So I'll either be throwing up or passing out.

So we'll find out.

It looks like a great sail.

Yes.

All right, it's time to go.

Now for getting the anchor up.

We're going to head that way.

Going to tell us the game plan, Brady?

Well, the wind is perfect as we expected

coming straight from behind us.

So we're going to put this poll out.

We'll switch the genoa over to the port side.

And then we can put our [? genicer, ?]

which is like a lighter version of that, on the starboard side,

on the other pole.

And it's really cool because [INAUDIBLE]

are one of the few boats that have duel downwind poles.

So we can set both sails and just straight up the ass.

What?

Two poles in [INAUDIBLE].

Two poles--

Sounds interesting.

So once the boat rocks before it, give it a push.

What can you see with your evil eyes, Camilla?

I'm not sure I want to say anything just yet.

I've gone from it being a massive whale.

But now I think it's' a fish of some kind.

But it's long, and so thin, and has a pretty thick--

there it is again.

It has a pretty thin-- it looks just

like a team of [INAUDIBLE].

Really?

Very strange.

There.

Yeah.

I did a massive [INAUDIBLE].

It that's a sail fish, it's over 20 tons.

Yeah.It's a whale.

Oh, out there.

Oh, yeah.

How are you feeling?

Great?

What's that?

Very cool.

How do you feel?

Very cool.

Very cool.

This sail make me happy.

It's all so colorful.

And it's a good one.

It's nice.

Good sailing.

So it's almost 9 o' clock, and I've had a pretty good watch.

It's a little bit-- it is a little big rolly.

The boat is like, moving in a confined space

because we don't have that much wind.

I think we're doing pretty good for now.

It's a beautiful light.

Cool.

Yeah.

It's about 5:30 in the morning.

The sun's just coming up.

And it's an all right night.

It's a little bit roly poly.

There wasn't a whole lot of wind.

And so the boat's just going like this.

And the sails are going, [IMITATES SAILS],

which makes a lot of noise.

And I don't really sleep very good

when the boat's doing that.

But we're averaging between five and six knots, which is OK.

And I think today will be a pretty nice day of sailing,

at least we hope.

So how are you feeling today, Chyanne?

Good?

Yes.

We had some red butts, and cheese, and marmalade.

Nice.

And the seasickness pills are working.

So--

Did you sleep anything?

A little bit, a little sleep.

It was your first night at sea though, right?

Uh-huh.

Yeah, which is crazy.

Yes.

We have something on the fishing line,

and I am not extremely sure how to pull it in.

I tried to pull it in, but it's slipping.

Do you want [INAUDIBLE]?

Yes.

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Get it.