https://www.instagram.com/pie_marine/ https://www.piemarine.com NAOS 800 provides high cruising performance even with small engines thanks to its light structure, aerodynamic and hydrodynamic design support. Aerodynamic feature, the hardtop adheres to the water and maintains your balance by using the differences in the wind speeds passing over and under at high speeds. Hydrofoil body structure, minimizes water friction and provides fuel savings and speed advantage. A speed of up to 50 knots is achieved with a 2x115hp engine. It can reach speeds up to 50 knots with engine sets between 60-115 HP. And it is quite successful in terms of fuel consumption. With this engine, the consumption has been reduced to 1.5LT/ hour. Electronic control system Prodoris, all electrical and electronic components of your boat are controlled instantly. Electronically controlled bilge pumps, your boat is always protected against sinking. 4 independent battery systems, installation, one for two motors, independent batteries for high current draw systems such as windlass hydrophore, each system can work with support from the other, all batteries are electronically controlled. Integrated GPS system, you can instantly track the position of your boat, and you can easily find your direction in the sea with navigation.

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After cremation, families perform kotsuage (bone-picking): relatives use large chopsticks in pairs to transfer large bone fragments (feet to head) into urns— the only time sharing chopsticks is allowed. 🌫 1. Yūrei (Japanese Ghosts) Traditional Japanese ghosts: • Wear white burial clothes • Have long black hair • Often appear at night • May not have visible feet People often visit graves during: • Obon (August) – a festival honoring ancestors’ spirits • Higan (spring and autumn equinox) – a time for remembrance During these times, graveyards are full of families bringing flowers and incense. They often feel more like calm gardens than dark or scary places.

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Oggi vi mostriamo un lato meno conosciuto, ovvero quello delle notti. Cosa succede di notte? Nello specifico, ieri abbiamo ammainato una vela importante, la grande blu. Anche se il vento potenzialmente era ancora sostenibile, la notte vincono la prudenza e la prevenzione. Nessuno ci sta correndo dietro, da giustificare un azzardo. Quindi dopo un luuuungo confronto abbiamo optato per tirarla giù. Abbiamo aspettato di essere a cavallo tra due turni (alle 2 precisamente) perché è il momento in cui ci sono 4 persone in piedi nello stesso momento e questo significa migliore gestione e maggiore sicurezza. Naturalmente dopo questa operazione la velocità di avanzamento è diminuita (il grande blu è il numero 1) ma noi abbiamo potuto dormire sonni tranquilli. Con il secondo turno vediamo l’alba, sempre da togliere il fiato. Spesso le persone mi dicono di preferire i tramonti perché semplicemente ne vedono di più. Io penso il contrario per la stessa ragione. L’alba è un momento delicato, privato. È riservata a coloro che sono disposti a sacrificare una parte del loro sonno per assistervi. L’alba non è per tutti, proprio come non lo sono le persone di valore. Bisogna saperle comprendere entrambe. Solo in questo modo entrambe possono regalarti doni insostituibili. Come quello di stamattina. 🌅 Come sempre, A domani Cami

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The Tough 100! What an event today! Here's our short trailer for the video to follow. Well done to all the riders who entered a 5 hour race in the blistering heat! WOR Events CF Racing Michelin Find Enduro.Live on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/enduroliveofficial/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enduro.live/ Website: http://enduro.live Twitter: https://twitter.com/EnduroLive1 Google+: https://plus.google.com/+EnduroLiveHardEnduroChannel

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Here we have Sartaj of Swansea marina for sale with Network Yacht Brokers. She is styled in the popular black colour with teak laid bathing platform. For more information please contact the office. https://www.yachts.co Unit 1 Fishmarket Quay Swansea Marina SA11UP 01792 465550 Info@yachts.co

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