Return to port - Rientro in porto #fiumicino

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Alessio Razeto ci presenta il nuovo 3di Raw di North Sails che, grazie a un film ultra leggero, permette di risparmiare fino al 30% del peso. Unico limite, la durata nel tempo. Indicato per la regata di alto livello

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Flat and shimmering with changing peacock flare, the Peacock Flounder is a great camouflaged friend to add to your dive treasure hunt. Want to see a Peacock Flounder? Join us for a dive 👉🏽 https://cruisenautic.com/

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Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlSH2rpa060&t=270s We are Easy Day Adventures, a family of four taking one adventure at a time. In this video series we are pointing North to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to go swimming up in the Arctic Ocean. Why? Because its there. Plus, it will make a great adventure for our growing boys who are learning how to dream BIG. Why not come along for the ride? Sometimes we live on our sailboat, other time we explore Terra Firma with our OVRLND rig. Either way, its always an adventure! In this video we get some fresh tires in Grand Prairie, Alberta before heading up the Alaska Highway into the Northern Canadian Rockies. Along the way we find an abandoned campground where we setup for the night. We didn’t spend too long because the bugs drove us further North to Muncho Lake. We really enjoyed the campground at Muncho Lake. The water wasn’t too cold for a refreshing cold bath and there are so many amazing trails nearby. We chose to jump on the Stone Sheep’s Trail that heads up into the mountains near the Sentinel Range. This was a great hike to burn off some of the boy’s energy and after we relaxed just a bit further North in the Laird River Hot Springs. It was only $10 CAD for the whole family to spend the afternoon at the hot springs. If you find yourself passing through the Northern Canadian Rockies, this is a must do! We were able to pack so much into that one day that we decided to push a little further up the ALCAN before dinner. We discovered some tucked away camping along the Laird River just West of Watson Lake. After some great rest listening to the water flow past all night, we pointed West to the Alaska border with British Columbia. Thanks for watching!

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The walking fish of Lembeh. Lots more weird and beautiful mini-monsters in our mini-documentary in episode 319... https://youtu.be/zpi95e0BBGs #short

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