SUNRISE! | IT'S A NEW DAY(#trending #travel #adventure #explore #shorts #sailing ) A beatuful sunrise in a gorgeous little town, Belhaven North Carolina. A brisk morning, yet a new day has dawn. Super excited to have fun together while we explore this unique planet called Earth. Such an epic adventure and we are blessed to have such an opportunity. We have decided to no longer live in fear, or to be restrained by the normalities of this culture. What ever path you choose it must be the one for you. Some may be doctors and lawyers and that is wonderful. Other may enjoy the simple things like cleaning or waiting tables. You must know others path may look completely different than your own, and that's okay. Enjoy your life and walk the path that has been laid before YOU.

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Ecco la sequenza per aprire la randa che va imparata a memoria: 1 - controlla che la coperta sia sgombra 2 - rizza sottocoperta 3 - chiudi il tambucio 4 - metti prua al vento 5 - lasca il vang e scotta randa 6 - libera le mani di terzaroli 7 - cazza la drizza 8 - lasca l'amantiglio 9 - metti a segno la randa Ora sei pronto ad aprire la vela di prua! Imparare ad andare a vela non è facile, ma l'unico modo per farlo è provare! Non avere vergogna, prova, prova e riprova e fra una regolazione e l'altra vedrai che riuscirai a fare amicizia con il vento! NON PERDERE MAI DI VISTA LA QUESTIONE SICUREZZA quindi tieniti sempre largamente dentro il limiti della tua esperienza Vai già a vela ed hai altri trucchi per aprire la randa? Condividili nei commenti e continua a seguirci per nuove avventure! LA BIBBIA DEL CROCIERISTA Tutto ciò che devi sapere per vivere in barca o semplicemente partire in barca per periodi più o meno lunghi Tutti i nostri consigli per navigare, trucchi per vivere a bordo e tanto altro! La Bibbia del Crocierista è una rubrica di Fabio Portesan e Marina Leva di Vivere in Barca con ValeilaSail prodotta da Giornale della Vela

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Discover exceptional sailing with Sun Odyssey DS 43, 2000. This 13.21-meter yacht, boasting a 4.19-meter beam and a 1.9-meter draft, combines luxury and performance, having recently sailed 2000NM in the Mediterranean. The boat features a new furling mainsail, a 70m anchor chain, and a well-maintained Genoa with a spare. The original Yanmar engine, with 3000 hours left before needing detailing, operates with a direct drive and an Autostream feathering propeller. It has a water capacity of 670 liters and a fuel capacity of 200 liters, along with davits for a dinghy. Advanced RAYMARINE electronics from 2018 include Radar QUANTUM, dual Axiom plotters, and wind and depth instruments. Additional amenities include a Diesel genset Dynamica 3.5kW, Raymarine autopilot, and an Aquabase water maker. Inside, the boat features two bathrooms with showers, a marine air conditioner, and a flexible cabin layout currently set as a 2-cabin configuration with new white upholstery. Solar panels (400W) and new AGM batteries (280Ah) ensure sustainable energy. The galley is equipped with a fridge, freezer, and gas stove. Boat details by request

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