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Length: 19.6 m Width: 5.05 m Weight: 39.9 t Draft: 2.41 m Steel hull Water tank: 3 t Engine: Volvo Penta 170 hp (The engine is in perfect condition, well maintained , there’s no indication of hours.) Diesel tank: 2.1 t Diesel generator: 7.8 kW 3 double cabins 3 heads with shower large salon with sofas 4 24-volt refrigerators Washing machine and dryer gas stove with oven and two gas cylinders ice maker TV and radio two 220-volt hot water boilers air conditioner wind generator. Navigation: Neza satellite phone VHF radio Skant medium-wave radio Raymarine equipment 2 chart plotters echo sounder anemometer radar. Anchor 50 kg, spare Anchor 50 kg + rope Yamaha outboard motor 5 horsepower. Sails need repair ( two are fine, main sail needs replacing. The owner didn’t use it ) Rigging was changed in 2009 Full teak replacement was made in 2009 in Turkey. The boat is located on Hvar, Croatia. Currently the boat is undergoing technical maintenance in Durres, Albania (till the end of next week). EUR 150000 https://lookboat.com/boat/nordia-van-dam-64-feet-for-sale/
The "pasta ladies" in Bari, Italy, are a famous attraction in the city's old quarter. These ladies, often older women, make traditional handmade pasta on the streets or in the doorways of their homes. The most famous pasta they make is orecchiette, which means 'little ears' in Italian, because of the shape of the pasta. These women prepare the pasta with a combination of durum wheat semolina and water, and shape each orecchiette using a knife and their fingers, a skill passed down from generation to generation. The process is a fascinating spectacle. Observing the pasta ladies in Bari is a unique experience that gives visitors a deeper understanding of local culture and traditions, and underlines the value of handmade food in Italian cuisine. I thought this was the nicest part of Bari and I walked through the street again, but this time with my mobile phone on film mode ;).
Sure, sometimes we swap the pine trees 🌲 for palm trees 🌴 but I don’t think that’s what they meant 😉 For all those who do believe this is how every morning should look like, welcome to boatlife ⛵️ we are Greta and Michael and our mornings look like this since 2019 🌅 over the years our mission has become to help as many people as possible to take the leap 🌊 we write guides (see link in bio), invite sailors on board to try out boatlife, hop on phone calls to answer your questions and keep posting on this platform to share the love ⛵️ What do you think? should mornings look like this? to many more salty mornings 🌊 Greta and Michael #sailing #liveaboard #sailingadventure #sailinglife #boatlife⚓️