A walk around Lintika in her new slip... almost done with her renovation

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Sea turtles live in the ocean, but they don’t have gills, so how do they survive underwater for so long? Here are some surprising facts that every ocean lover should know: 🌊 1. They Breathe Air, Just Like Us Sea turtles have lungs, not gills, so they must surface to breathe. 🐢 2. Incredible Breath-Holding Abilities When resting, they can hold their breath for 4 to 7 hours. While swimming, they come up for air every few minutes. 💨 3. Super-Fast Breathers They only need 1–2 seconds at the surface before diving again! 🌙 4. Nighttime Adaptation While sleeping, their heart rate slows down dramatically—conserving oxygen and allowing them to stay underwater even longer. 🧭 Want to See Sea Turtles in the Wild? Join our sailing adventures for immersive, eco friendly travel experiences. Explore vibrant reefs, spot marine wildlife up close, and reconnect with nature in ways that truly stay with you. 📌 Subscribe for more stories from the sea and tips for your next bucketlist escape. #SeaTrekSailingAdventures #SeaTurtleFacts #MarineWildlife #OceanLovers #USATravelGoals #NatureLoversUSA #BucketListAdventures #WildlifeEncounters #SnorkelingGetaway #EcoTravelUSA #TravelOver50USA #SlowTravel #NatureTherapy #MeaningfulTravel #BluePlanetMoments #exploreresponsibly #FamilyTravelUSA#TravelOver50 #TravelWithPurpose #MultigenerationalTravel

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#katknots 🥨 Rolling Hitch. We haven't done any knots for a while, and we think this one is an essential one to have in your locker. This knot hitches a new line to an existing line (or chain). ▫️ You can use it to take the load off a jammed winch (normally the jib or Code 0 sheet). Or it comes in handy for making an adjustable bridle, if the swell and wind are coming from different directions. ▫️ Tie the first half hitch in the direction of the load (eg towards the sail or anchor). Then go round the standing end, come over again and tuck through the gap. The trick is to keep wrapping in the same direction, towards the load. ▫️ You should be able to see a dog leg or link in the original line and be able to slide the knot forward towards the load. It shouldn't budge pulling in the opposite direction. ▫️ You can tie this with one less wrap or "roll", it will depend on what size your lines are and what type of material the rope is made out of. Test and practice it before you need it. ▫️ What is your favourite knot? ▫️ ▫️ #knots #learnknots #ropes #learntheropes #sailingtips #learntosail #sailing #knot #hitch #rollinghitch #sailinginstagram #sailinglife #rope #lovesailing #katamarans

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Don’t blink, or you’ll miss it! Join #LaGaligo in #RajaAmpat to witness these remarkable creatures’ impressive hunting techniques, sheer power, and jaw-dropping abilities first hand. Secure your spot today on the #BestLiveaboard in #Indonesia for as little as a $337 deposit. 🔗 Click the link below! 🌐 https://linktr.ee/lagaligo_liveaboard ✉️ info@LaGaligoLiveaboard.com 💬 +62 812 2000 2025 (WhatsApp) 🌐 www.LaGaligoLiveaboard.com 🌐 Trip.LaGaligoLiveaboard.com (Schedule & Rates) ~~~~ #scubadiving #scuba #diving #diver #liveaboard #divetrips #marinebiodiversity

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Top Sailing Shoes You Need! #sailing #boat#shorts

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