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Day 11 of our Christmas calendar brings you into the forward head, a clever little space where you have everything you need. A rule of thumb on board a boat is that everything should have at least two functions. The faucet is a great example of that! 🌟 You use it for washing your hands, just like at home, but this one also turns into your shower head! The main difference from the aft head? Here, the shower and sink are combined, making the most of the limited space. After your shower, you will pump out the water using the switch and then the pump will turn on and pump it out to the sea 🌊 What do you think? Could you manage in a head like this on board? Let us know! 💬 🎥 Don’t miss tomorrow’s episode, where we dive deeper into the systems behind the scenes. #YouTubeShorts #Explore #TravelVlog #Vloggers #DailyLife #ChristmasCalendar #Vlogmas #ChristmasOnBoard #Beneteau44cc #Sailing #Liveaboard #LifeAtSea
Nassau is one of the most expensive places in the Bahamas so we’re challenging ourselves to explore the city with ONLY $100! 💵 But we have to follow a set of rules: 1. We have to get 2 meals. 2. We have to each have to purchase an island drink. 3. We have to buy a souvenir. 4. We have to take an island tour. Can we do it?! Click here to watch the full video! https://youtu.be/VyH4j0ekJ_Y
Captain Rhys has spent a total of seven years exploring the seas, and he has been a professional sailor for nearly two years under the banner of Sail San Diego. One of his most cherished memories as a captain took place in the enchanting British Virgin Islands, where he had the opportunity to captain a magnificent 40-foot luxury Catamaran. When it comes to sea creatures, the Gray Whale holds a special place in Captain Rhys's heart, capturing his fascination and admiration. As for his sailing customs and rituals, he takes great pleasure in the tradition of untying lines, symbolizing the liberation and embarkation of each nautical journey.