I grew up sailing the local waters of the Patuxent River and the Chesapeake Bay, where we stood constant watch for other boats, crab pots, and debris in the water. Sometimes it is hard to relax. It is not until you go off the coast that you really come to appreciate the peace and solitude of sailing and the sea. You have time to enjoy your surroundings and mentally record those Moments in Time. Feel free to comment and let us know your thoughts. Subscribe and share the adventure!

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Guirec est actuellement dans le détroit de Bass, il doit slalomer entre le trafic maritime, les rochers et les plateformes pétrolières. Partagé entre la joie de croiser des bateaux et le stress de collision, car en solitaire sur un tel bateau, les manoeuvres ne se font pas en un clin d'oeil. En partenariat avec le groupe MACSF et Voile MACSF Freelance.com, le fonds de dotation Liamm, MGS Industries, Batisanté, Caraibe Marine, Guy Cotten, Le Chameau, SLB Pharma. crédit : team Guirec MACSF

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Hear from Australian Sailing Squad's Jake Lilley (QLD) about how his ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami (26-31 January 2015) went. The Queenslander was called the rising star of the Finn fleet and put in an exceptional performance in a tough fleet and a range of conditions finishing overall third. At 21-years of age, Lilley was the youngest Finn sailor in Miami and with his coach John Bertrand the current Junior European Champion is making steady progress. Lilley only joined the class in 2013 and is one of its fastest rising stars. Only time will tell whether he can continue this momentum, but there is no doubt that performing well at Rio is his aim. See Miami media release here: http://www.australiansailing.org/rising-stars-turner-wearn-lilley-make-waves-at-world-cup-miami/ For more information see www.australiansailing.org I/V thanks to ISAF TV.

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Have you seen a Green Flash?! #greenflash #short

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