"Capable of handling much much more than we could possibly imagine".. Cape Town, South Africa, Leg 2/8

NSFW Alert.. I drop an accidental f-bomb toward the end! That's why the E marker. Today's is an inspiring and thoughtful conversation with our favorite ocean sailor, whose racing journey from Uruguay to South Africa... kinda didn't go as planned. As Andrew shares in the Climb Aboard Andrew's Adventure Facebook group, "Mother nature does what she does... Assigning responsibility to mother nature is pointless. "In the end, this is just an intense personal learning opportunity." We also get to hear about.. ~ Boat restrooms ~ Andrew's progress in his personal quest to not dread cooking for the crew ~ How the assassin game turned out ~ Some of the most wonder filled and marvelous moments during this part of this leg of the race. Join us! Special thanks to Angele, Olga, and Dean of the Climb Aboard Andrew's Adventure Facebook group, who brought some great questions! YouTube link if you'd like to view our conversation, and some fun pictures in the intro and outro :) Tons of fun race-related links at Andrew's website, http://coachandrewmoss.com Join Andrew's 'Climb Aboard My Adventure' Facebook group, https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure  Help Andrew cover some of the expenses of his year at sea - and away from his beloved coaching practice, https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream Contribute to Andrew's boat's UNICEF fundraiser here, https://www.justgiving.com/team/teamcr03 PS There's a really cool picture of Skipper Mike on the fundraising page! And stay tuned for the next episode, when we'll find Andrew in Fremantle, Australia! Safe and joyful travels Andrew, and everyone, until then :)