Witness the finesse of an expert sailor, Dylan Magaster on SV Arianrhod in this impressive YT short as they effortlessly execute a perfect figure-eight knot on their very first attempt. Demonstrating skill, precision, and experience, this brief clip is a testament to the importance of mastering essential sailing knots for efficient and safe sailing. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or just starting out, this captivating moment will inspire you to hone your knot-tying abilities and embrace the art of sailing.

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When a sailor goes to land for the first time in months there are a few habits that are hard to shake. What did I forget? ________________________ ⚓ Life on the Showgirl is my journey toward one of the toughest solo sailing races on the planet: the Golden Globe Race — sailed solo, non-stop, and without modern technology. Follow along as I learn, prepare, and chase a dream that feels bigger than me. ------------------------------------------ New videos EVERY 7th of the month ------------------------------------------ EXCLUSIVE CONTENT!!: https://www.patreon.com/classicmara ------------------------------------------ Follow Mara: https://www.instagram.com/classicmara_/

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A dream, a search, and a spark. Christoph’s journey toward his Windelo 50 Yachting “Wanderlust” began when his son discovered the brand — and everything suddenly made sense. He wanted a yacht that was faster, lighter, safer, and still comfortable. He found all of it in Windelo’s forward cockpit design, bluewater performance, and clean, modern lines. 10,000 miles later, he says it clearly: “This boat feels safe, protected, and built for real sailing — especially in the forward cockpit.” Discover the full owner testimonial 👉 https://windelo-catamaran.com/en/windelo-blog/owner-testimonial-windelo-50-christoph/ And learn more about Windelo 👉 https://windelo-catamaran.com/en 🌊✨ #Windelo50 #OwnerTestimonial #bluewatersailing #circumnavigation #boatowner #sailingtheworld

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We were in the midst of making a mistake, much like last winter. Fully engaged in various projects, a screwdriver here, a wrench there... and suddenly, we place something on our beautifully lacquered dining table, causing deep scratches on the tabletop ✨ We’ve agreed that we bought the boat to use it, so it’s not like we’re walking on tiptoes to avoid wear and tear on the boat. Where we can, we take preventive measures. Therefore, the dining table, which has turned into a work table over the winter, has been covered with an old tablecloth to avoid unnecessary wear 🛠️ The scratches and marks we’ve made throughout the boat are annoying when they happen. One tells oneself, “if only I had done it this way, it would never have happened.” But we’ve gotten better at saying “oh well,” and as time goes on, the scars remind us of a specific time or episode aboard the boat ⛵️

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