Two fires and my gnomes are all done. I use Raku clay, Stoneware with a burning temperature of 1240 Celsius. After the first fire I paint them with copper and iron oxides mixed in a solution of water and sodium carbonate. Music: Sunday Rain Cheel ( Free music)

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Join Yachting Reviews as we deep dive into the hidden substructure of the Hallberg-Rassy 370. We gain exclusive factory access to Hallberg-Rassy, guided by owner and CEO Magnus Rassy, to explore the all-new Hallberg-Rassy 370 in build. We show you what’s behind the advanced insulation, rigorously designed ventilation systems and structural strength that define this famous brand's bluewater cruisers. Magnus also addresses one of the most talked-about design choices on modern Hallberg-Rassy yachts: twin rudders. Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/J3hg5XZpMKU - We love reviewing yachts for you, but it costs money and pays very little – for the moment, at least. If you’re enjoying the reviews, you could help us make more by supporting us. https://buymeacoffee.com/yachtingreviews We’d be super grateful. If you’ve any other ideas about how we can make Yachting Reviews create income while letting us say what we think about yachts, we’d love to hear from you! - =-=-= Yachting Reviews is brought to you by Mainstay Media – a collective of expert writers, editors, photographers, video producers and designers who are all market leaders in their respective fields. Mainstay Media offers comprehensive content creation services that can give your business a unique competitive advantage. https://mainstaymedia.co.uk/ The price is correct at the time of uploading and is the base price. Price, specification and standard equipment change. The yacht shown will have options and extras. Please contact the manufacturer for a current price list. =-=-= #sailing​ #sailboat​ #yacht​ #yachtingreviews #reviews #yachting​ #boat​ #sea #yachting #boating #yachts #yachtlife #dreamyacht #Sailinglifestyle #boatinglife

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141-metre converted superyacht YAS from above Originally built in 1981 by the Koninklijke Schelde shipyard for the Royal Dutch Navy, tshe began her life as the frigate HNLMS Piet Hein (F 811). After more than twenty years in active naval service, she was sold to the United Arab Emirates in 1998 and renamed Al Emarat (F 02), continuing her military duties until her retirement in 2006. Following her decommissioning, the ship embarked on a transformation at ADM Shipyards in Abu Dhabi that was completed in 2015, emerging as Yas, a 5,002 GT superyacht distinguished by her dolphin-inspired profile and futuristic glass-domed superstructure conceived by Pierrejean Design Studio. Today, Yas can host up to 60 guests along with 56 crew, blending naval heritage with modern luxury.@superyachttimes

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