Escape from the rat race and enjoy life aboard a cruiser.

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Witness the temporary setup as we clamp everything in place. The chartplotter is coming to life! See the initial boot sequence unfold. #Chartplotter #BoatTech #MarineElectronics #TechDemo

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Six large yachts race full speed toward the finish line — when the wind suddenly shifts! Two boats collide side-to-side, sails tangle, and the crews yell “Cut the line!”. The camera shakes with impact as sunlight flashes on the waves — pure sailing adrenaline! 🏁⚓💨 #Sailing #YachtRace #FinishLine #SailingCrash #AdrenalineSailing #OceanAction #YachtLife #GoProFootage #SailingAdventure #EpicMoment

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While much of the team at Pioneer Sailing Trust has been busy preparing for the upcoming Ofsted inspection, it was very much business as usual on the water this morning. Work continued on Pioneer CK18, as Simon, Mick, and Teymour got stuck into the important job of transferring her spars back on board after their winter maintenance. Over the colder months, these components are often removed, inspected, and repaired to ensure everything is in top condition for the sailing season ahead. For those wondering, a spar is a general term used in boating to describe the poles that support and control the sails — such as masts, booms, and gaffs. They are essential parts of a sailing vessel, giving the sails their shape and allowing the boat to harness the wind effectively. It’s great to see the team’s dedication in action — balancing preparation onshore with hands-on work afloat, all helping to get CK18 ready for the months ahead. #pioneersailingtrust #historicvessel #pioneerck18 #boatlife #boats

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We've been having the bathroom in our condo redone, and what we expected would be two nights aboard Intention has turned into almost two weeks. WE ARE THRILLED!! We are learning what it's like to ACTUALLY live aboard our amazing boat, and do that we are really impressed! We were getting low on diesel and our holding tank was probably about two-thirds full, so we motored over to Van Isle Marina to fuel up and pump out. As we were leaving Tsehum Harbour, the Sun was shining and there was around 10 knots of wind. OF COURSE we went sailing!!

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