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In this excerpt from the 2025 Worldwide Classic Boat Show, small boat designers Clint Chase, Ross Lillistone, and John Welsford discuss the advantages of lug rigs in small boats, especially balanced lug rigs in yawls. Members are watching this new video TODAY at Off Center Harbor!

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Join Alex and his wife in the Solomon Islands as he demonstrates the traditional process of making sun-dried cassava chips! 🌴✨ From grating the fresh cassava to layering it on banana leaves and sun-drying for that perfect crunch, see how this popular island snack comes to life. Alex describes the final result as being "kind of like a prawn cracker"—light, crispy, and delicious. Subscribe to explore the unique flavors and traditional cooking techniques of the Pacific Islands! ⚓️🍳 For the full Video: 🎥 Episode 8 : The Cultural Heart of Marovo Lagoon 🔗 https://youtu.be/cOsZd8_MOMM #Shorts #CassavaChips #TraditionalCooking #SolomonIslands #IslandFood #SunDried #HealthySnacks #PacificCuisine #VillageLife#onceuponareef

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Der Kanaltrailer vom segeln 2023 auf der Ostsee. Dieses Jahr ging es mit der Mi Anjo - einer 34 Fuß Segelyacht von Dehler - über die Ostsee nach Schweden. Der Weg führte östlich der dänischen Südsee nach Gedser, von dort nach Klintholm und dann nach Ystadt in Schweden. Ziel waren die schwedischen Ost Schären: kleine Naturhäfen, einsame Ankerbuchten und idylische Fischerei- und Sportboothäfen. Am 17. November startet das Vlog hier auf diesem Kanal

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