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Hotel – Restaurant “VILLA NERETVA”, is located in the heart of a unique oasis, on the main road Opuzen – Metković. We had a blast joining in with the Mandarin harvest and then safari tour up the river mangroves and waterways followed by a hearty meal. A Brilliant day trip to do from Split or the surrounding area. Check them out here: http://hotel-restaurant-villa-neretva.hr/en/home/ Hey everyone Nick here, 45 Degrees Sailing. Today we are down at Neretva. The river that flows from Bosnia, Mostar, all the way out to the sea in Croatia and we're in the mandarin field so we have come down here for experience with a with a restaurant and we're out the fields we get to pick our own mandarins. These are the best I think the best mandarins I've had in my life and look how fast these peel they have no seeds and they are absolutely divine mmm. So, this is one of places you can come when you visit Croatia. Get in touch with us comment below if you want to know more and we'll let you know about how you can come down and pick mandarins in October, in Croatia.
It’s been a bit quite. I’ve been really sick, as you can hear in this video😅 but here is one of my latest projects, not finished but hey… you gotta start somewhere! Little back story, I’ve had this huge solar panel sitting in my living area for over 2 months now, not connected just in my way. So I decided it’s time to get it installed but mounting on the canvas roof without damaging the canvas seems tricky, so I decided to build a hard top out of plywood and fiberglass and fit it onto the frame. Means I can easily mount the solar panel and other stuff like outdoor light and more fairy lights ✨ Thanks for the help As a complete newbie to the sailing world, I had no idea where to start my liveaboard life and I had so much to learn. But first things first. I bought a sailboat, an old wooden ex fishing boat, build for rough seas, 40 ft long and over 15t heavy. But before the sailing life begins I have to do a lot of work, from re caulking to placing planks and wood rot, repainting and anti fouling as well as turning the whole inside into a beautiful homely living space. Come along and help me figure out how to live on a boat and how to sail.
Vacilando a un colega en la ETSAM. El boomerang creo recordar que rodea la barra de la lámpara y a mi colega, pero no me acuerdo y en el video no se aprecia. Es un boomerang preciso y de muy muy corto alcance (aun menor que el famoso Roomarang) ideal para volar dentro de una casa, con viento cero (aunque soporta una suavisima brisa) La única pega es transportarlo porque si se dobla se fastidia pero estoy tratando de hacer uno que quepa en una carcasa de CD. DETALLES: Boomerang en hoja de polipropileno como la cubierta de plástico rugoso negra o blanca de algunos cuadernos. ¡No es acetato! El acetato se usa en la mayoría de tapas de encuadernaciones pero es más liso, se vuelve blanco al doblarlo, y es quebradizo si se golpea de canto (algún boomerang se me rompió así, siempre con acetato). El polipropileno de encuadernar es más fino y flexible que el acetato, y no lo conozco transparente. Este diseño está sacado de www.kbn3.com/bip/index2.html pero sustituyendo el cartón por el polipropileno e imprimiendo en A4 en vez de en A3. Alcance -2m. Radio del boomerang: 10cm, lo que hace una envergadura de unos 17cm. Boomerang made on a SHEET of polipropylene like those found on some notebooks or photocopied documents. It's not acetate! Acetate is not as flexible and thin, and is more fragile if hit on the edge. Boomerangs made on acetate broke with a glass-like fracture when hit this way. This design taken from www.kbn3.com/bip/index2.html but made on polipro and printing on A4 (210x297mm) instead of A3. Size: radius: 10cm, wingspan: ~17cm