The Storm Trysail Club hosts the 30th Anniversary this year out of a new location: the Waterfront Brewery. It's a staple on every serious sailor's calendar with big breeze, big seas and big fleets.

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FREE GIFT to you, CLICK HERE: https://bit.ly/3uSmHhI Subscribe to our YouTube Channel at https://bit.ly/3ta7Hv6 Sailing secrets revealed: Learn to sail like a pro with this online course! Recommended Books: https://amzn.to/498ptyG 'The Annapolis Book of Seamanship' by John Rousmaniere published by Simon & Schuster in 2014 https://amzn.to/3SqloyI 'Sailing For Dummies' by J.J. Isler and Peter Isler, published by Wiley in 2016

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For years, Japan has fascinated the world with its long-lived population. But what if part of that story was never just diet, exercise, or healthcare? What if it was community itself? In this Field Note, I explore a thought that has stayed with me since a gerontologist first suggested I may be documenting the last cohort of healthy Japanese super-agers. That question took me unexpectedly to the decline of Japan’s Yakult Ladies—not simply as a business story, but as a sign of something deeper changing inside Japanese society. The blog explores why routine human contact, neighborhood familiarity, and social belonging may have been just as important to healthy aging as anything nutritional. Read the full Field Note here: https://www.nevertoolateacademy.com/post/the-yakult-lady-and-the-last-cohort About me: I’m Lowell Sheppard, 71, sailor, author, and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. I’m the Founder of the Never Too Late Academy and Special Advisor to the International Forum. Through Japan Solo Field Notes, I explore aging, place, and community across Japan. #Japan #Longevity #Yakult #HealthyAging #JapanSolo #Community #Aging #JapaneseCulture #LifeLessons #SocialConnection #Healthspan

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What happened when the SS Michelangelo was struck by a rogue wave?

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Each year in September, you can see the most spectacular sailing yachts from around the world in the port of Saint-Tropez. There are approximately 250 - 300 sailing yachts and participants and numerous spectators on the water and on land. Saint-Tropez will welcome the first of the world's most luxurious yachts on Saturday evening. All types of yachts will be displayed, from ultra-modern models with a sleek design to more traditional models. High-tech performance and luxurious interiors are all these yachts' most distinguishing features. The event will likely attract a few prominent faces since these gems aren't accessible to everyone. There are a number of regattas in various categories. Still, you can also enjoy the atmosphere at the harbor with a "Villages des Voiles" (sailing village) with 10-15 exhibitors. The event will include musical contributions, a boules competition, and a fashion show featuring sailing equipment. Reserve your place on ether a 12mR classic racing yacht or 15mR "Hallowe'en" for Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2023 today. The program will be described in more detail shortly. To learn more, please contact info@noblesse.yachts. #shorts

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