Experience Luxury on the SeaMonkey – 50ft Flybridge Yacht in Cancun 🛥️🌴 Step aboard the SeaMonkey, a spacious 50-foot Flybridge yacht designed for unforgettable experiences in Cancun and Isla Mujeres. Perfect for up to 22 guests, this yacht offers comfort, elegance, and fun on the water. 🛏️ Features: • 2 cozy cabins • 2 full bathrooms • Lounge area with sofa • Fully equipped kitchen • Refrigerator & microwave • Air conditioning throughout • Bluetooth sound system 👨‍✈️ Professional Crew: • 1 experienced captain • 2 attentive crew members 🍻 Included Onboard: • 24 beers • 24 soft drinks • 24 bottled waters 🌊 Water Fun: • 2 inflatables • Paddle board • Snorkel gear • Life jackets for all guests ⏱️ Charter Options: • 4, 6, or 8-hour private rentals Enjoy a day of sun, sea, and celebration with your friends and family aboard the SeaMonkey. Whether you want to snorkel, relax on deck, or cruise to Isla Mujeres — we’ve got you covered. 📍 Book now at: experienciascancun.com #SeaMonkeyYacht #CancunYachtCharter #IslaMujeres #LuxuryYacht #BoatLifeMexico #ExperienciasCancun

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We sold everything to become full time liveaboards and we have made it to step one…..get to the Bahamas. May our journeys continue safely throughout the Caribbean. (BTW there is no accompanying audio) Please subscribe to our YouTube channel! View our website: www.thecrabbycaptainandthesunnysailor.com See us on Instagram @crabbycaptainsunnysailor Twitter: @crabbyandsunny

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2023 RORC Caribbean 600 & RORC Caribbean 600 Series. The RORC Caribbean 600 is a totally unique annual race and will celebrate its 14th year in 2023. The race is organized by the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC), a London and Cowes based club with a worldwide reputation for the management of offshore races. Since its inception in 2009 the RORC Caribbean 600 has earned recognition as one of the world’s classic offshore races and is a firm fixture on the international racing calendar and on the bucket list of any serious offshore sailor. Starting and finishing in Antigua, the unique 600-mile course uses 11 Eastern Caribbean islands as turning marks, providing an interesting challenge for both navigators and crew. With such a long racing course, the finishing times can vary by days. The RORC work with Falmouth-based Antigua Yacht Club and their army of local volunteers, supporting the management of this great event. Every yacht to finish the race is met with a welcoming cold beer – much appreciated after the 600 nautical mile challenge! For the first time in 2023 RORC introduces the RORC Caribbean Series aimed at providing a mix of competitive inshore and coastal racing before embarking on the challenges of the classic 600 mile offshore race. The series is expected to consist of: • Two days of inshore and short coastal races on Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 February 2023 • Layday on Thursday 16th February • The popular 360 Round Antigua Race on Friday 17 February • With prizegiving for the series joining the traditional opening party on Saturday 18 February • RORC Caribbean 600 starting Monday 20th February #Caribbean600 #RORCracing

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🇫🇷 La fin de la course déjà dans la tête de Paul ? En tout cas il n'est pas loin de franchir la moitié du parcours de ce Vendée Globe ! 🇬🇧 Is the end of the race already in Paul's mind? In any case, he's not far from reaching the halfway stage of this Vendée Globe! ------------------------ ➡️ SUIVEZ-NOUS ! // FOLLOW US ! 🔗 Website : www.vendeeglobe.org 📸 Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/vendeeglobe/ 🐦 Twitter FR : https://twitter.com/VendeeGlobe | Twitter ENG : https://twitter.com/VendeeGlobeENG 🕺 TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@vendee_globe 💻 Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/VendeeGlobe 💼 LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/vendée-globe/

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Quick test of a tiny QEV cannon firing air at 12atm, viewed through a Schlieren setup (no razor blade). Unedited at normal speed. I didn't quite understood the need for a razor blade but without one I still see the flow of air. For me, the razor blade just makes the dot of light smaller(?) If anyone can clarify me what the razor blade really does and where it should be placed (in the source of light or in the camera) I'd really appreciate. Also important to note that this is AWESOME to look with the naked eye but almost the dimmest light can blind you. I covered a tiny LED torch with aluminum foil and punctured a hole with a sewing needle, on the side! so that the LED doesn't bright directly through the hole. Take care with the eyes!!

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