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Jason puts it all on the line, without life vest 😬, to see whether this solar electric boat can take on the Mighty MO River.
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Performing sailing pre-passage checks on a sailboat ensures a safe and successful voyage. Ensuring the automatic bilge pump works is one important aspect of these checks. The automatic bilge pump removes any water that enters the boat, whether from rain, waves, or leaks. If the bilge pump is not working, the water could accumulate and cause the boat to become unstable, affecting the boat's performance and putting everyone onboard at risk. By checking the automatic bilge pump before setting sail, you can ensure that it is functioning properly and that any water that enters the boat will be promptly removed. This reduces the risk of damage to the boat and helps prevent potentially dangerous situations from developing. Discover three reasons our automatic bilge went off while sailing so you know what to do if it happens to you. Full article here: https://SailingBritican.com/sailing-pre-passage-checks/ Get the Checklists For Sailors guide here: www.ChecklistsForSailors.com #sailing #checklist #sailinglife
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March 11 marks the anniversary of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster in Japan. In the days after the disaster, I joined an early helicopter reconnaissance flight over the devastated coastline identifying communities needing immediate help and then supporting those communities and they rebuilt lives and restarted businesses. The destruction was almost impossible to comprehend. But what followed was equally powerful: communities rebuilding together. A quiet reminder of the strength of community. #March11 #Japan #Remember311 #Community #JapanSolo #FieldNotes
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Yacht Destiny is a 28 meters long, 7.35 meters wide gulet built in 2016. It is located in the port of Fethiye. It can host 8 guests in total in its 4 cabins. It provides service with 4 crews who are experts in their field. Their cabins consist of 2 Masters and 2 Doubles. Each cabin has a private TV, shower, WC and air conditioning unit. It follows a unique route along the Southern Aegean and Western Mediterranean coasts, providing many opportunities to its guests who want to spend time with spacious living spaces and water activities.
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