Volvo Car UK are excited to announce 5 new venues and dates for this years Volvo Sailing Academies: 2nd May, Bewl Valley Sailing Club, Kent 9th May, Royal Torbay Yacht Club, Devon 16th May, Port Edgar Watersports CIC, Edinburgh 8th August, Cowes Week, Isle of Wight 12th September, Fishers Green Sailing Club, Essex Open to people of all ages and abilities join some of the British Sailing Team’s top sailors and coaches on the water for a fun and FREE introduction to the sport. To find out more about the 2015 Volvo Sailing Academies visit: www.volvocarssailing.co.uk/a/volvo_sailing_academy Or book your place, please contact: volvosailing@intotheblue.biz In association with: RS Sailing & RYA 'Push the Boat Out'

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A few clips from April 20th on Galveston Bay

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Catamaran Sailing at Its Best! See What It’s Like #shorts | Harbors Unknown Ever wondered what it's really like to sail on a Seawind 1600 catamaran?! Watch this #short to see what its really like to sail in 20 knot winds. For the full experience check out episode 37 for our epic sail from Nantucket to Rhode Island. https://youtu.be/JSk3DLpmIAg If you're new here, Harbors Unknown is the story of two dreamers, Kristin and Fabio Potenti, and our French Bulldog dog Yoda. We sold our home at the beginning of the pandemic (May 27th, 2020) and moved aboard our Seawind 1600 #catamaran, Wanderlust, in September. We plan to sail her to Harbors Unknown, and explore the world’s vast cultures through food, a common thread amongst people everywhere. Connecting with people and places through the local cuisine, and showing how those dishes can be cooked on a boat with limited space and resources. We share our adventures as a sailing couple living on a boat and how it’s possible to live an #alternativelifestyle that provides freedom and fulfillment. We have just set off on our voyage sailing around the world, after exploring the beautiful waters of South Florida, the Florida Keys, and the Bahamas. Subscribe now to join our #sailingadventure.

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The Zeppelin knot has to be one of the best knots to join two line of equal diameter together. Simple to tie the Zeppelin knot has limited reduction in breaking strain of the the rope while being super easy to untie even after heavy load has been applied to the knot. The characteristics above make the Zeppelin knot our to choice when joining to ropes together, making it better than the sheet bends and fisherman's knots. The 69 method of tying the Zeppelin knot is the easiest way to learn this knot, it does not matter if you are a sailor, climber, scout or just a knot enthusiast this is a knot that you need to know. We hope you enjoyed today's bottom up boats know knots shorts video where we demonstrated how to tie the Zeppelin knot. Thank for stopping by and supporting our channel.

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