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The biggest job of them all for the boat work has been completed. Grinding and sanding for days is over, now time to paint the bottom of the boat! #sailing #sailboat #catamaran #boatyard #boatwork

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To follow Yachts For Sale on Instagram: www.instagram.com/yachtsforsaleblog To sign up for the Yachts For Sale Newsletter: www.yachtsforsaleblog.com eStrange Ibanez asked me whether a yacht buyer can deal with a broker from another country. I answer his question in under 60 seconds!

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Watch a J109 sailboat hit over 16 knots during a heavy gust at the Bangor Town Regatta. See how the crew handles high-speed surfing with the link to the full video. https://youtu.be/eNAidK99UwQ This footage captures the intense moment a J109 sailboat accelerates rapidly downwind, highlighting the challenges of managing a racing vessel in unpredictable conditions. If you are interested in performance sailing or want to see how modern cruisers handle high-wind scenarios, this clip offers a clear look at boat speed in action. The video documents the rapid surge as the boat catches a powerful gust, providing a firsthand perspective of the speed and control required during the Bangor Town Regatta. You will see how the crew balances the rig and maintains stability while sailing at 16 knots, demonstrating the raw power of these boats when pushed to their limits. Subscribe for weekly sailing breakdowns and race highlights. Let us know in the comments: what is the highest speed you have ever hit while sailing? The team at Bottom up Boats hope you are enjoying the short clips from the 2026 racing season.

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Scuba diving in the Philippines off the Atlantis Azores Liveaboard. Not one, but THREE Whalesharks in Oslob. Amazing! ______________________________ Looking for more dive travel tips? Connect with us Website: http://flyandsea.com/ Blog: http://flyandsea.com/travel_blog/ Liveaboard Trips: http://flyandsea.com/live-aboard-dive-boats/ Dive Vacations: http://flyandsea.com/dive-vacations/ Group Dive Trips: http://flyandsea.com/dive-expeditions/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flyandsea/ Email: DIVING@FLYANDSEA.COM

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