Il "Nodo Savoia" è molto affidabile come "nodo di arresto" nell'ambito della nautica, svolgendo un ruolo cruciale nel prevenire scotte o drizze dal fuoriuscire dai loro bozzelli. La sua struttura a otto si dimostra perfetta per bloccare in modo sicuro e affidabile le linee, garantendo che rimangano saldamente al loro posto durante le varie manovre a bordo. L'esecuzione del "Nodo Savoia" come nodo di arresto è semplice ed efficace. Creando una serie di nodi sovrapposti, il "Savoia" forma una barriera che impedisce alle cime di scivolare fuori dal bozzello. Questa caratteristica lo rende particolarmente adatto per fissare in modo sicuro le scotte delle vele o i drizze alle relative pulegge, assicurando che rimangano saldamente ancorate durante la navigazione. Quando siete in mare aperto e la sicurezza delle vostre manovre è fondamentale, il "Nodo Savoia" diventa un alleato affidabile per evitare inconvenienti e garantire un controllo ottimale delle vele. Sintonizzatevi al nostro video didattico per imparare rapidamente e facilmente come eseguire questo nodo di arresto, rendendo la vostra esperienza di navigazione ancora più sicura e piacevole. Buon vento e nodi saldi a tutti! https://elearning.nauticain4settimane.it https://www.nauticain4settimane.it https://www.enjoysailing.it https://www.latuabarcascuola.it

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With up to 20% off selected voyages in our January Sale, your next wild moment is closer than you think.Because when you find your wild, you find a part of yourself too. @venturesailholidays Dolphins surfacing in the wake. Seabirds wheeling overhead. Quiet anchorages where the only sounds are wind, water and wildlife.On a sailing voyage, nature isn’t something you pass by - it surrounds you. In 2026, you could be watching seals haul out on remote shores, sailing past rugged Devon cliffs, drifting through Denmark’s calm island waters at dawn, or heading out from Longyearbyen into Svalbard’s vast Arctic wilderness. From Greece’s hidden bays to the raw beauty of northern seas, every destination brings moments where the world feels bigger, wilder and wonderfully untouched. Onboard our fully crewed yachts, catamarans and tall ships, you step away from the noise of everyday life and reconnect with nature at its most raw and beautiful - all with the comfort of life at sea taken care of.

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J109 Going to Red was finding it hard to avoid the Cork 1720's who where sailing a different course with shared marks on the final day of Volvo Cork Week 2024. After ducking one starboard tacker it looked like they were clear until another one flicked over and call STARBOARD. The skipper on the J109 gave him the option to let them cross or get leebowed which would have destroyed both there races. Luckily common sense prevailed and both boats got to separate and finish there separate races. The team at Bottom Up Boats hope you like this short clip from our week of racing at Volvo Cork Week 2024.

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Our latest @Dreamtimesail episode is out featuring champagne sailing and our best ever night passage to a remote Indonesian island anchorage on our way to explore Sulawesi in Indonesia. Check it out.

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EQUIPMENT Aro de 9cm INGREDIENTS 375 ml Buttermilk 100 g eggs 2 g Vanilla 40 g Sugar 250 g Flour 5 g Bicarbonato 10 g fermento químico 3 g Sal 55 g Butter Melted INSTRUCTIONS In a small bowl mix together the buttermilk, eggs and vanilla. In a larger mixing bowl combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Pour the wet ingredients into the bowl with the dry ingredients along with the 55g of melted butter. Fold together until combined. Heat a frypan over medium low heat and add a tsp of butter. Pour the pancake batter into the frypan in the ring and cook for a few minutes until bubbles start to pop on the top. Flip and cook for a further few minutes until cooked through. Repeat with remaining the remaining batter. Serve the pancakes pilled up with honey and your favourite toppings.

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