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Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Wm5jVxP5uiU We're diving into a BRAIN BENDER of a project in this week's episode. The helm station is about to come alive, and it's turning out to be quite the game of Tetris to try and fit all the gadgets and screens that we will use to sail around in the world into a rather compact space. But with Kazza's knack for organizing, Dan's mastery with the welder, and my nerd-mode fully activated, we manage to come up with something super functional that looks pretty dang sexy! The helm station is one of those spots on the boat that can really make or break how fun, comfortable, and practical a boat is to sail, so it's something that we've put soooo much thought into. We really take you through what the design process really looks like in this one, so we hope you enjoy this glimpse into how we we're able to go from some blank stares and head scratches to something sooooo freaking cool! Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Wm5jVxP5uiU
A film clip from onboard Elida, showing the sailing flotilla that came out to welcome us to Herzliya, Israel, upon our arrival on 11 October, 2018. This was part of our manifestation sail, from Sweden to Israel, with the purpose to highlight the situation of persecuted Christian minorities in many countries in the Middle East, as well as show our support with Israel as the only democracy in the region and the only Middle East country where the Christian groups are growing. (photo: Karin Nytomt)
Still water. A quiet harbor. A small boat resting in the breeze. Moments like this remind me that longevity isn’t always about doing more. Sometimes it follows a quieter rhythm. Scenes like this appear often while traveling through Japan’s coastal communities and longevity regions. #fieldnotes #JapanSolo #Longevity #SlowLiving #BoatLife #JapanLife #QuietPlaces