Seacocks are bronze valves in a boat and are used as a safety measure for closing off holes below the water line and keeping water out of the boat for either maintenance or emergencies. We have 4 total on Seawind, and one of them has been giving us trouble for the past couple of years. I cleaned and greased this particular seacock, and ever since, it’s seeped a bit of water into the boat. The only way I could stop the leak was to tighten the valve so much that I couldn’t turn the handle! Live right now for our patrons AD FREE is EP. 55 of Sailing Seawind! We take you through the process of lapping a seacock, Katy tackles some projects of her own, and so much more! This early live viewing each week can be available to you over on our Patreon! Link in bio 😊 If you enjoy our content and regularly watch our channel, consider becoming a patron. You’ll instantly gain access to early episode viewings AD FREE, a more personal connection to us including messaging, live video updates, posts and video clips not in our YouTube videos, tracking link and more ❤️⛵️✌🏼#sailingseawind #sonyalpha #sailing #project [ Epidemic Sound ] Mojo Flag by Tayler Watts

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25km back into the high country of the Canadian Rockies and we bump into this pair! Mule deer selfies are a thing in the national parks (unfortunately). But this isn’t a park or touristy place. This handsome fella came right up to me as I was laying there resting my legs. So, I had to take some footage of this unusual encounter. Hit the subscribe button if we’ve earned it. Have a great day! #muledeer #backpackingadventures #rockymountains #flyfishingtrip #backcountrycamping

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Beim Bootsverkauf lohnt es sich vielleicht auch einfach zu tauschen - Unter den vielen Anzeigen unter Taushbörse, befinden sich Verkäufer, die bereit sind zu tauschen, gegen ein anderes, ähnliches Boot oder einen anderen Bootstyp https://www.scanboat.com/de/bootsmarkt/boote

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Dreaming of Raja Ampat? Think turquoise waters, untouched coral reefs, and the feeling of being completely off the grid. 🌴🐠 Before you set sail, here are 3 things every explorer should know about traveling to Raja Ampat: 1️⃣ Best Time to Visit Raja Ampat The ideal season is October to April, when the seas are calm, the water is crystal-clear, and manta rays are often spotted. It’s also the perfect time for snorkeling, diving, and photography with golden sunsets and calmer skies. 2️⃣ What to Pack for Raja Ampat Life onboard a sailing expedition is simple, but a few essentials go a long way: ✔️ Reef-safe sunscreen 🌞 ✔️ Dry bag for your gear 💧 ✔️ Water shoes or sandals 🩴 ✔️ A journal or book for quiet island moments 📖 ✔️ Most importantly—your sense of wonder. 3️⃣ Why Sailing is the Best Way to Explore Raja Ampat This remote archipelago wasn’t made for roads, it was made for sails. Traveling by a traditional phinisi boat lets you access hidden lagoons, uninhabited beaches, and rich marine life that land-based travel simply can’t reach. With SeaTrek, this isn’t just a vacation, it’s a voyage of discovery. One that connects you to nature, local culture, and yourself. Are you ready to set sail into Raja Ampat’s wild beauty? 🌊 #RajaAmpat #SeaTrekExperience #SailingIndonesia #LifeOnBoard #EcoTravel #RajaAmpatDiving #SnorkelingRajaAmpat #SustainableTravel

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