Pomegranate seeds are so good & so good FOR you! Here's an easy trick for how to cut and how to seed pomegranates to get those yummy gems in your belly or one your smoothie bowl A LOT faster... (MORE BELOW) This is a fast, simple and totally mess free hack, which is great, because pomegranate seeds can stain! How you tried other pomegranate seeding techniques? Spoon over the bowl? Buying them pre-seeded ;) Check out my Blog! http://www.heyeep.com Subscribe to my Channel! https://www.youtube.com/erinphraner Follow me on Instagram! http://instagram.com/erinphraner/ Let's be friends on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/heyeep Snap me on Snapchat! @ErinPhraner

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The Vandal 60 is a foil-assisted power catamaran built in the Netherlands. What do you think? ▫️ She's a no nonsense, rugged and efficient power cat, that’s easy to operate and maintain. ▫️ Here are some specs She is 62'7" / 19.10m long overall with a beam of 18' / 5.50m. Powered by 4 x Mercury 600HP V12 or 2 x Volvo 900HP IPS Fuel capacity 1585 GAL / 6000 L Cruising speed 34 MPH / 30 KTS Range @ cruising 575 MI / 500NM Max speed 57 MPH / 50 KTS Water capacity 132 GAL / 500 L Auxilary Power 8KW Generator Dry weight 48,501 LBS / 22,000 KG ▫️ #boats #power #foil @VandalMarine

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#shorts Off grid living requires attention to detail. If a towing line breaks it could mean losing a very valuable piece of equipment for those living aboard a boat. Knowing a few basic knots turned a potential headache into a minor fix. Also, setting up a redundant system saved me from having to buy a new dinghy! My advice is ALWAYS have backup lines if you tow your dinghy. Also, I should have put in abrasion guards of some sort but I didn’t! Off grid living requires planning ahead. This was a clear example of just how important that is.

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Tur 80 https://www.scanboat.com/en/17296550

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Blowholes come in all sizes and shapes! Some are so big you can swim through them, and others, like this one, are just a slit in the side of a rock. They're actually really common if you keep your eyes peeled for them!

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