The sounds of the sea… The mobula rays were popping all night and all morning like champagne popping near Cabeza Negra Mexico Pacific. Cheers SY TIDDLY

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Atlantic Yacht Sales Nova Scotia, Canada Scott Carroll - scott@atlyachts.com Chris Power - chris@atlyachts.com Atlantic Yacht Sales sells new and pre-owned power and sail boats. No matter what type or size of boat you are looking for, let our professional team research our network and find you the best boat that fits your needs. Atlantic Yacht Sales is a member of Boating Atlantic. We can can ship your boat worldwide. If you are looking to sell your boat, whether it is power or sail, we’re not only happy to help you determine the best possible selling price for your vessel, but we can market it through our worldwide network and advertising resources. We put our industry relationships to work for you. www.atlyachts.com Atlantic Canada, Boats, Power Boats, Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Maine, Florida, Yacht Brokerage, Chris Power, Scott Carroll, Ben Maloney, Terry McKenna, Maritime Ship and Yacht, Halifax, Shediac, Yarmouth, Cape Breton, Charlottetown, St John

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⛵The OXO method is a simple and effective way to tie a line onto a boat cleat and is often used by boaters to secure their boats in place. Here are the steps to follow: Begin by taking the end of the line and making a small loop, with the standing part of the line on the bottom and the working end on the top. Bring the line's working end down and around the base of the cleat, making an "O" shape. Next, bring the line's working end back up and over the top of the loop, creating an "X" shape. Then, bring the line's working end down and around the base of the cleat again, creating a second "O" shape. Finally, bring the line's working end back up and over the top of the loop again, creating a second "X" shape. To finish, snug up the line by pulling on the standing part of the line and making a few half hitches around one of the horns of the cleat to keep the line securely in place. The result should be a secure and reliable knot that will keep your boat safely moored to the cleat. It is important to remember always to double-check your knots and make sure they are secure before leaving your boat unattended. #sailingexperience #sailinglife #boatlife #short

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Sailboat Breakfast: What's Popular? #sailing #boat #shorts

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Sailed from St, Thomas to Frederiksted... Small town on the west coast protected from the prevailing eastern winds, with Danish Colonial and Victorian architecture. We visited Fort Frederik built in 1752 by Danish monarch (occupied also by Spanish and French) and enjoyed beautiful white sandy beaches. Scuba diving with turtles in turquoise waters was fantastic...

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