The link below will take you directly to the survey. http://www.123contactform.com/form-1499501/Topics-Of-Interest Here on DreamChaser, we have been having a lot of discussions about the content we have been putting online. We have really enjoyed making the videos and have always seen the you tube videos in the past as a way to "serve" up video content to our website. However, as we have improved a bit on the video's, we have realized that we may very well have further to go, and more importantly, we need to determine the right length for a video and what the topics should be. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "How to repair a wooden mast, boom, spar or Bulkhead (Step by Step) " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nxr-yxUjvQ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

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S/V FanSea Hobos is a Deltaville, Virginia based 2008 Gemini Catamaran 105MC For Sale By Owner. This owner requires financial settlement only. No trades. 2008 Gemini 105MC Catamaran — 34′ LOA, 14′ beam. This well-maintained example is in excellent condition and presents as a turnkey platform for comfortable coastal cruising. The boat has been carefully cared for and thoughtfully upgraded, including a modern solar energy system to support extended stays off the dock. A dinghy and outboard are included, making this 105MC ready to cruise from day one. The Gemini 105MC was developed as an affordable, compact, and easy-to-handle cruising catamaran ideal for sailors transitioning to multihulls. The “MC” (convertible) introduced an extended cockpit cover to allow a full enclosure, effectively expanding usable living space and protecting the cockpit/lounge from the elements. The MC also features a slightly taller mast while remaining ICW-friendly, preserving good performance in light airs without sacrificing low-clearance capability for inland waters. This boat’s layout and design emphasize practical use, safety and simplicity: a protected cockpit that converts to an enclosed social area, ample deck access for handling lines and anchoring, and systems geared toward low-maintenance cruising. The upgraded solar array and well-organized electrical system improve self-sufficiency, charging house batteries and supporting onboard amenities while underway or at anchor. Mechanically sound and marina-ready, this Gemini 105MC is suited for weekend adventures, coastal passagemaking, or as a comfortable liveaboard platform for sailors who value easy handling and sensible systems. Contact us for a complete equipment and maintenance inventory, high-resolution photos, and to schedule a viewing or sea trial. Serious inquiries only, please. https://www.catamaransite.com/yachts-for-sale/gemini-105mc-17/

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Avant même de poser le pied à terre, il y a quelques étapes importantes à connaître ⬇️ En arrivant au port, il faut d’abord bien s’annoncer auprès des autorités pour obtenir l’autorisation d’entrer. Ensuite, la douane, la police et la gendarmerie montent à bord pour effectuer une fouille du bateau, aussi bien à l’entrée qu’à la sortie du port. Une fois le contrôle terminé, le reste des formalités se passe au poste de douane ou à la capitainerie avant de pouvoir officiellement descendre à terre. Il faut aussi bien se renseigner sur les objets interdits ou réglementés sur le territoire, comme les drones par exemple. Si tu en as un à bord, il faut absolument le déclarer. Le plus simple reste même de le renvoyer en France avant d’arriver pour éviter les problèmes. Petit conseil aussi : gardez toujours vos passeports sur vous lorsque vous vous baladez en ville, ils peuvent être demandés lors de certains contrôles. Et côté nourriture, mieux vaut faire attention à ce qu’on mange et bien se renseigner auprès des restaurateurs, surtout au début, pour éviter les mauvaises surprises. Mais une fois toutes les formalités passées… quel accueil ! Même dans un petit port de pêche, on n’avait jamais été accueillis aussi chaleureusement. Gentillesse, sourires, curiosité… le Maroc nous a marqués dès les premières heures. Et ce n’est que le début de nos découvertes au Maroc✨ Abonne-toi pour suivre la suite de l’aventure !

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Our very own taster of a Lake Race at Rutland Sailing Club - Mike Threadgill on the helm and Dave Grundy crewing. Glorious sailing conditions which took us all round Rutland Water. We came in second!!! - not bad for our first race ;)

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