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Sailboats? Easy. Here they hand-build massive wooden cargo ships from jungle timber—then smoke-bend the planks into perfect curves using ancient heat techniques. No machines, just fire + skill! 🔥 Full Ep20: Inside Papua New Guinea’s Hidden World of Black Magic & Sorcery 👉 Watch now: https://youtu.be/G5dPPklxl48 #WoodenShip #SmokeBending #PapuaNewGuinea #TraditionalBuild #PNGCraft #sailingvlog #onceuponareef
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Indulge in the serenity of a leisurely voyage as we glide into the embrace of a mesmerizing sunset. Experience the gentle sway of the boat, the soothing whispers of the breeze, and the kaleidoscope of colors painting the sky. Join us for a tranquil escape where time slows down, worries fade away, and every moment becomes a cherished memory. Let the beauty of nature and the calm of the open sea rejuvenate your soul. #sunset #tranquility #nature #relaxation #boating #adventure #metaglasses #travel #videography
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Sailing on a remote Colorado mountain lake. #coloradosailing #sailing #precision18 #lakesailing #mountainsailing
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Ever wondered why sailboat sails are almost always covered? The sun's rays drastically reduce the lifespan of sails…and they're not cheap! Here I am, anchored in a picturesque bay, making sure my sails are well cared for. Sail maintenance is crucial. We have to take care of our sailing gear at every opportunity. ⛵️🌊🏔️ #sailinglife
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My galley make over has been slowly happening over the last few months, from a brand new kitchen floor to a new table top and a new benchtop. I tiled a mosaic backsplash behind the sink, and for anyone telling me not to tile my boat, hey it looks epic so please be quiet! :) Thank you! But the actual questions: was it a good idea installing a mixer tap in the kitchen? Yes and no! It is great to have hot water, to be able to clean my dishes properly and what not, but on the other hand having a proper tap means I use a lot more water! And on a boat fresh water is sacred. I don't have a water maker. I am very aware of how much water I use, but if I have guest over and they turn the tap on and the water runs, it always gives me an anxious feeling. Switch back to a foot pump and cold water? I don't think so, but I am tempted to install a saltwater pump to rinse off dishes etc... Let me know what you guys would do! IG:yvonnemarianna.travels
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