Sailing the Bahamas we had an accident. And it destroyed my thumb. Will I lose my thumbnail? #sailing #travel #bahamas Sailboat DESTROYED My Thumb!

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Neujahrswanderung 2025 der Seglergemeinschaft https://seglergemeinschaft.de/ ZWEI VEREINE UNTER EINEM DACH Die Studentische Seglergemeinschaft ist offen für alle Alters- und Berufsgruppen. Wir bestehen historisch aus zwei Vereinen, der StSG Stuttgart und der StSG Tübingen, da es an beiden Universitäten jeweils eine Hochschulsportgruppe gab und gibt. Besonderer Schwerpunkt wird auf die Segelausbildung in Form von Theorie und Praxis gelegt. Der Verein ist Plattform für gemeinsame Segelerlebnisse und einen Erfahrungsaustausch. Ob Schnupperwochenende oder Segelausfahrt zu den norditalienischen Seen – auf dem Programm stehen viele Aktivitäten. Unser Hausrevier ist der Bodensee bei Kressbronn/Gohren. #Segel #Verein #Yacht #Regatta # Stuttgart # Seglergemeinschaft #Yacht #Max-Eyth-See

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Have you ever wondered why dolphins swim alongside boats? Here’s a few reasons: # 1: Curiosity and playful nature: Dolphins are renowned for their playful nature, and it appears that a significant portion of their behaviors is driven by sheer enjoyment. From darting through the water at remarkable speeds to engaging in acrobatic flips and jumps, these intelligent marine mammals often display behaviors that seem to be driven by the simple pleasure of the experience and interacting with us! #2: Speed and Efficiency: Dolphins often swim alongside large ships because the waves generated by these vessels enable them to swim faster. This occurs because the bow (front) of the ship pushes the water aside as the boat moves forward, creating a wave, or wake, in the water that dolphins can utilize to increase their swimming speed with minimal additional effort. #3 Food: Dolphins often see a boat full of people as an excellent opportunity for food. A fishing vessel with packed nets is also an excellent food source for a hungry dolphin. For hundreds of years, these mammals have been swimming beside ships, and it seems that they must have learned from experience that where there are humans, there is also a good chance of food. Also, smaller fish can get swept up by the boat waves which is the perfect little snack for dolphins! Book with Fury Catamarans for an opportunity to see these wonderful creatures in their natural habitat! . . . #furycozumel #furycatamarans #fury #cozumel #catamaran #sail #sailing #snorkeling #beach #beachday #elcielo #cruise #cruisevacation #caribbean #caribbeanvacation #vacation #travel #travelgram #lovetocruise #cruiseaddict #royalcaribbean #carnivalcruise #celebritycruise #norwegiancruise #msccruise #princesscruises #dolphins

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Hey Babe has lived in a shed sheltered form harmful elements and shows like a much newer boat, very clean inside and out. Pride of owner shows throughout, even the engine compartment is spotless. It's always better to buy a boat that is well looked after. Commanders are locally built and well suited for cruising up and down the coast all year round. They are a solid high quality build. The Volvo diesel engines are economical to run and only have 1415 hours. There are weaver davits and a kicker bracket on the swimgrid which also has a transom door leading to the spacious cockpit. The salon features a portside galley complete with a 3 burner propane princess stove/oven. The dinette converts to a berth as does the settee. The lower helm has a ray marine radar and a GPS, VHF radio. The forward stateroom features a very large V berth. The spacious enclosed head has a shower. The bridge deck has a center helm with a captains chair and two back to back fold down seats and a fold away bimini. Other features include, smart plug shore power cable, rod holders, windlass with a Bruce anchor, trim tabs, diesel and bus heat, 4 spare props, racor fuel filters, fish and bait lockers. Call anytime for an appointment to view.

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Take a look at the Axopar 28 T Top in action! Contact East Coast Yacht Sales by emailing info@ecys.com or calling (207)846-4545. Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/ECYSYouTube Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/ECYSInstagram Follow us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/ECYSFacebook

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