Master the Art of 'Sweating' a Dock Line Join ASA Award-Winning Captain Lance Botthof from West Coast Multihulls aboard a Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 as he demonstrates a crucial technique to make dock line handling easier. Learn how to "sweat" a dock line properly on a cleat, allowing you to move the boat with significantly less effort. This method enhances safety and efficiency when securing your vessel. Why Learn the 'Sweating' Technique? Achieve better control when adjusting dock lines under load. Reduce physical strain by leveraging mechanical advantage. Enhance safety during docking and undocking maneuvers. Stay tuned for weekly sailing tips and tricks from ASA's best in the West! 📞 619.365.4326 📧 info@westcoastmultihulls.com 🌐 charter-catamaran.com ASA Catamaran Sailing Lessons & Charters San Diego | Los Angeles | Loreto, B.C.S., Mexico

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RIPPLES is a contemporary circus performance about eco-grief and utopia, sailing across the Baltic Sea to inspire people to act for a more sustainable future. "S/V Swallow" will be the stage, our home and mode of transport as we try to create a ripple effect of climate action to spread across the sea. Meet us along the way in Finland, Estonia, Copenhagen and Norway! Read more about the tour here: www.actingforclimate.com/ripples Director: Hanne Trap Friis Starring: Abigael Rydtun Winsvold, Emma Langmoen, Heidi Miikki, Lucie Piot, Ole Skovgård Dampe, Marie Binda, Max Behrendt Project leaders: Abigael Winsvold & Emma Langmoen In collaboration with Hawila Project & Festival Norpas PR & Communications: Federica Parise Produced by: Acting for Climate & Festival Norpas Producers Team: Federica Parise, Ronja Tammenpää, Irina Pleva, Ania Lewandowska Music by Annelie Nederberg Costumes by Michiel Tange van Leeuwen Rigging design by Matt Horton Promo Visuals: Ronja Tammenpää Special thanks to our volunteer tour manager Isabella de Judicibus and to all the volunteers!

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FARIDA - LAURENT GILES 35 FT BERMUDAN SLOOP 1939 FARIDA is quintessentially Giles, and a gem - one of the most carefully though out yachts of her size of her day. http://www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk/yacht/548/FARIDA And still stunning: her perfectly proportioned overhangs, sweet sheer-line and unmistakable Jack Laurent Giles styling still capable of turning heads. And she's got it all, because, of course, FARIDA's well-balanced, powerful rig is easy to handle, and she is very quick even in light conditions. And her delightfully airy accommodation offers perfect comfort in the classic style. Skillfully and beautifully rebuilt/ restored over a five-year period for a very passionate owner using as much of the original as possible and the finest of materials where she is new, FARIDA was relaunched in 2018 in ‘better than new’ condition, and given normal just deserts should offer many years of sailing fun and passion into the future, cruising and classic racing.

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