Sound of a singing bowl

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Playing with a singing bowl where Dalai Lama lives, in Mcleod Ganj / Dharamshala, North India. If you enjoy, share with your friends, subscribe the channel and follow my adventures: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/franzexplorer/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/franzexplorer WEBSITE: https://www.franzexplorer.com/travel-... MY BOOK in [ENGLISH] and [PORTUGUESE] https://www.franzexplorer.com/book/ From 2014 to 2019 I traveled in more than a 100 countries with a low-budget and in alternative ways. I want to show you that this kind of trip is possible even with very little money. AIRBNB DISCOUNT: https://www.airbnb.com.au/c/fhuber28 BOOK YOUR HOTEL HERE: https://www.booking.com/?aid=1175293

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For years the Filicudi WildLife Conservation Association has been involved in research applied to the conservation of cetaceans and sea turtles in the Aeolian Archipelago. A lot of the work is the outcome of the incredible collaboration with public and private research institutions and many Italian universities. In this video we see how the Filicudi Wildlife Conservation Association is helping with the protection and preservation of turtles in the Aeolian Archipelago, the freeing of turtle Pirilla. Thanks also to the help of the Capitaneria di Porto di Lipari for the continuous support in freeing sea turtles in distress! Have a great life Pirilla! This video is part of an interview with Chiara Bruno, researcher and co-founder at the Filicudi Wildlife Conservation Association. You can read the full interview with Chiara in the first issue of our digital magazine Magister Navis here: https://sailogy.com/en/magazine Enjoy the read!

The Go Cycle bike folds up for easy stowage on your boat, and that's not the only trick up its lithium-ion sleeve. We don't usually pay much attention to bicycles at Boats.com, but in the case of the Go Cycle, well, it's a completely different matter. Thanks to its folding abilities, this is the perfect form of land transportation to pack into an extra stowage compartment on your boat. Like they say on TV: But wait, there's more! The Go Cycle has a lithium-ion battery built into its frame. Press a button, and you get 20 to 40 miles of range on electric power. When you feel in need of a work-out, let go of the button and start pedaling. Nifty! http://features.boats.com/boat-content/2013/11/first-look-video-go-cycle For more videos, visit www.boats.com.