Am 22.03.2025 haben wir ein beach clean up in Eckerförde gemacht. Organisiert wurde es von der Captain Paul Watson Foundation. Nach nicht einmal 2 h haben wir 130kg Müll am Strand gesammelt. Lohnt sich also. Schöner wäre es natürlich gewesen, wenn wir gar nichts gefunden hätten. Mir als Segler liegen das Meer, die Fauna sehr am Herzen und ich freue mich, mit Gleichgesinnten einen Beitrag beizutragen unsere "Spielwiese" ein wenig sauberer zu halten. Vielleicht sehen wir uns irgendwann, irgendwo um gemeinsam Meeresschutz zu betreiben. Ich würde mich freuen. Wer sich für die unterschiedlichsten Gruppen, Vereine, Menschen und Organisationen in Sachen Umweltschutz interessiert, der sollte mal bei der Linkliste auf unserer Website vorbeischauen. Wer Vorschläge zur Ergänzung hat,.... her damit! https://klassiker-segeln.de/linkliste/ Hier gibt es eine Doku über Paul Watson: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B08KSC3HH6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_318_o00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Ich freue mich über euren Besuch auf der neuen Seite klassiker-segeln.de, über Verlinkungen, Kooperationen etc. Ruft mich gerne an oder mailt mir: Mike Peuker info@klassiker-segeln.de Tel.: 0178 / 580 30 40 *Meine Stirnlampe mit Rotlicht: https://amzn.to/2P1jFPM *Verwendete Filmkamera Lumix GH4 https://amzn.to/2PMnkm6 *Verwendete Filmkamera Lumix G70 https://amzn.to/2P59ARB *Verwendetes Objektiv https://amzn.to/2P0bsLD *variabler ND Filter https://amzn.to/2EC20cB *Drohne: https://amzn.to/2Y7pf72 * Mikrofon (Aufsteck) Rode Micro https://amzn.to/2QUfENM *Funkstrecke Rode wireless go II https://amzn.to/3kNuFB4 * Manfrotto Videostativ https://amzn.to/362BfwI * Joby Gorillapod https://amzn.to/2FO1vAu Die mit * gekennzeichneten Links sind sogenannte Affiliate Links. Kommt über einen solchen Link ein Einkauf zustande, werde ich mit einer Provision beteiligt. Für Dich entstehen dabei keine Mehrkosten. Bei Fragen, Anregungen, Wünschen könnt Ihr gerne die Kommentarfunktion benutzen.

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#shorts Sailing our Leopard 45 catamaran in our first year reduced to 40 seconds. We sailed from BVI through the Bahamas up to St. Petersburg, Fl. and then back through the Bahamas. YouTube Shorts! They're all the new rage. I think. But some viewers aren't happy about YouTube Shorts infiltrating standard YouTube videos on their favorite channels. So, we're asking you. How do you feel about it? Should we or shouldn't we put YouTube Shorts on our channel? Or should we create a separate channel for our YouTube Shorts? Leave us a comment. We'd love to hear from you. And, once again, thanks for watching Sailing Wind Therapy.

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We made it back to her, and are ready to get TO WORK! :) 1500 miles driven from TX to MX! Hi all…we made it safely!

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Suddenly they appeared in front of our boat: dolphins! They are magical animals to me, suddenly they jump in front of your boat. But only for a few minutes. They swim with you, zigzagging, diving down, jumping above the water again and then they're gone. This was at the end of February, when we made a 'turn' at the heel of southern Italy, Puglia to sail into the Adriatic Sea, towards Lecce. I was able to film the dolphins! I did not expect them this early in the season, because of the relatively cold water. But I also noticed that when the two seas (Ionian Sea and Adriatic Sea) met, the water temperature rose from 15 to 17 degrees and the depth went from 40 to 90 meters. Apparently this spot was perfect for dolphins. Bonus, 3 fun facts about dolphins: * Dolphins are incredible athletes. They swim 50-100 kilometers every day, reach speeds of up to 40 km/h and are able to make impressive jumps out of the water, sometimes up to 6 meters high! * Did you know that dolphins can experience emotions such as happiness and sadness? They show empathy towards other members of their group and even have the ability to care for each other when sick or injured. They have an extensive social life, communicating with each other through complex clicking patterns and can even call each other by name * Dolphins have unique sleeping habits because they rest only part of their brains at a time so they can continue breathing and stay alert for predators. This phenomenon is called unihemispheric sleep. During this sleep they close one eye and keep the other open to detect possible dangers. They also switch eyes regularly so that both eyes can rest. Dolphins do not sleep continuously like humans do. They rest in short periods of a few minutes to half an hour during the day. In general, dolphins sleep about 8 hours a day

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Gunnar and Adam take to the galley of the Southerly 420 build. Watch the full episode. Link in bio. #SoutherlyYachts #WithoutLimits #Sailing #YachtDesign #Shipyard #BoatBuilding

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