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People often ask how we support ourselves during our travels. After a brief retirement, I embraced an exciting work opportunity, transforming my navigation table into a workspace. Discover how I balance adventure and work seamlessly! #TravelLifestyle #WorkFromAnywhere #RemoteWork #AdventureAwaits #DigitalNomad #WorkspaceSetup #TravelTips #TravelAndWork #LifeOnTheRoad #WorkingRemotely

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With her stunning design and impressive speed, ALEXIA is well known in yachting circles as being one of the best. She is the perfect partner to enjoy fast cruising or racing with the knowledge that she is safe and strong for family and guests. Her unique and eye-catching contemporary design spread on her 30.6m length achieves considerable speeds whilst remaining a great sailing yacht for relaxed, family cruising. Launched in 2004 at Wally Yachts shipyard, her superb speed and advanced abilities have made her a masterful race winner, most notably the Rolex Maxi Cup and Les Voiles de Saint Tropez. As a performance cruiser, ALEXIA was custom built to withstand intense race conditions, and she is extremely seaworthy in all weather conditions. With full solid carbon rigging, water ballast and trim tab, ALEXIA is an exceptional sailing yacht with racing at her core. She has only had one owner since new who, being an experienced sailor, wanted to have a comfortable interior that both guests and the crew would appreciate. As a result, ALEXIA has five twin cabins that can gracefully accommodate six guests and four crew. The interior styling is heightened by mahogany detailing throughout, along with crisp cream furnishings. ALEXIA is in immaculate condition for her age, bolstered by a recent refit that included new teak decks, and new Perspex and fittings for the flush deck hatches. Listed for sale in the C&N fleet: https://bit.ly/36cBiWu

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White oak instead of cedar. It made the boat heavier, slower, and harder to build. Steve made that call years ago because he always planned on sailing north — and oak survives ice in a way cedar simply doesn't. After four months frozen in Newfoundland, zero regrets. 🪵 #woodenboatbuilding #sailingNewfoundland #boatbuilding #diy #acorntoarabella

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