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Join us as we sell most of our stuff, quit our jobs, and live on a sailboat. My name is Nic Morganti. I had an idea. I wanted to live on a sailboat and explore the Caribbean. I convinced my girlfriend Melissa to come aboard. This is "The Boat Life" a video series about the adventure of taking a chance, moving onto a sailboat and heading for the Caribbean. If YouTube isn't enough for you. (I know it's not) Find us on: Facebook: TheBoatLife Instagram: TheBoatLife Check out www.TheBoat.Life Equipment - may contain affiliate links, so we don't have to have a Patreon ;) Camcorder: http://amzn.to/2frfmii Still Camera: http://amzn.to/2fqYk3V Action Cam: http://amzn.to/2vjB9MZ

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50th Rolex Fastnet Race - one month until vital registration opens! 1200 UTC 11th January 2023: this time should be double underlined in the calendar of those wishing to enter next year’s Rolex Fastnet Race, as it will be the moment when registration officially opens for the 50th edition of the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s flagship event. Just like Glastonbury tickets when they go on sale, registration opening prior to recent editions of the Rolex Fastnet Race have seen available places snapped up within just a few minutes. In the last pre-pandemic edition of the biennial Rolex Fastnet Race in 2019, the entry capacity was reached in just four minutes and 37 seconds - 13 seconds outside the record time set two years earlier. With next year’s edition of the world’s largest offshore yacht race marking a special anniversary, demand is expected to be higher than ever, with more than 450 expected on the start line, ranging from maxi monohulls and multis to 30ft club racers and cruisers and everything in between. Entries are available on a ‘first come-first served’ basis and any late comers beyond the RORC’s limit will be placed on a waiting list. #RolexFastnetRace #RORCracing

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