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<\/a>For us, all this happens suddenly, as the workers had taken a long time to safely position the arms of the mobile carriage under our Amira. With a different frame and a special cart, they had pulled the boat out of the water of the Rio Dulce in the morning \u2013 an elaborate procedure. Since the next step was delayed, we had gone for a coffee. And suddenly, the Amira was no longer in its previous spot. <\/p>\n\n We know how everything works and who does what from last year. Back then, the Amira was taken out of the water this way for the first time. It’s all d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu. Sadness spreads among us. Cuba, Bahamas, where else did we want to go after the hurricane break in Rio Dulce? We were supposed to go through the Panama Canal at the beginning of March and then to French Polynesia. Nothing came of it. \u201cGo back to square one!\u201d it says now. We are back where we were a year ago. \u201cDon’t think about it!\u201d says Peter. \u201cHey! We will set off in November and be in Panama in December!\u201d Besides, we had a great time with Peter and Doroth\u00e9e from our buddy boat Pia in Belize and Mexico, as well as with other friends in the Bay Islands. <\/p>\n\n The Amira continues. Now Byron stops her. A small sailboat named Jericho is where the Amira is supposed to go. RAM employees are already walking towards the monohull. Everything is prepared. The Jericho is to be lifted with a mobile crane, a so-called travel lift. The textile straps under its hull are already secured. Now it is lifted, the workers pull the stands from under the boat. The Jericho hangs, swaying slightly in the square box of steel beams. The travel lift starts moving, drives to the side. Now Byron steers our Amira again by remote control, narrowly passing another catamaran and then precisely into the \u201cparking box.\u201d The mobile carriage is removed, the stands are set. A few minutes later, the travel lift sets the Jericho down in front of our Amira. We are in the second row, surrounded only by boats on dry land. <\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Our Amira is pulled from the Rio Dulce and rolls as if by magic across the shipyard. \u201cGo back to square one!\u201d it says. 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