This gecko or is he a lizard had at some point moved on board BareBare. When did he arrive and would he always find food? He loved mangoes. Later, we realized there was a little family of... I don't know how many!

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2nd verse of Joy to the World 8:30 PM during the 12/15 Dickens Dinner at Madrona Manor. Wonderful Music, Fantastic Food, Great Company with our BFFs Lani and June

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Join us as we explore the perfect downwind sailing conditions, a crucial aspect of sailboat racing and a key factor in achieving fast downwind sailing speeds. In this video, we'll be sailing on a J109, a popular choice for IRC racing and keelboat racing, and will be focusing on sail trim and boat speed to get the most out of our downwind sailing experience. With expert racing tips and a deep understanding of how to sail, we'll be pushing our J109 to its limits on the waters of Strangford Lough, home of the Quoile Yacht Club. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out with sailboat racing, this video is packed with valuable insights and tips on everything from spinnaker flying to optimizing your sail trim for maximum speed sailing. So if you're looking to improve your downwind sailing skills and take your sailing to the next level, be sure to watch this video to learn from our experience and expertise in performance sailing and yacht racing. With years of experience in IRC racing and a passion for fast and competitive sailing, we're excited to share our knowledge with you and help you achieve your sailing goals. The team at bottom up boats hope you are enjoying our short clips from the 2026 racing season

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#sailingforgood #conservation #mangrove #seatreksailingadventures #savemangroves #ClimateAction #RestoreOurEarth #sustainabletravel #ecotravel #responsibletravel #localheroes Our local hero, Hatta, has been working hard in mangrove conservation in his hometown. Bringing mangrove seedlings from Raja Ampat, he planted 120 seedlings in his hometown to bring back the ecosystem. Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaVCe0tF2To

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The 70th-anniversary race to Apollo Bay started on time at 6am in 15 knots of wind from the NW. It was MRV that lead the fleet from the start and who were first through the heads. Ginan, Arcadia, Hot Chipps, How Bizarre, Cadibarra, Jaffa and Shimmer are all closely following. The winds are predicted to hold all day making for a fast race and quick race. With all boats safely through the heads, we have Blue Water Tracks providing a quick on water update. Video: Grant Dunoon

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