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Comment if you like Fresh B.C. Canada Sockeye Salmon Sashimi! We were given some fresh Sockeye Salmon caught only an hour earlier that day. I attempted to filet it and in the process made some amazing sushi! Fresh sockeye sushi sashimi! Yum! A little soy sauce and a slice of beautiful red salmon! Doesn't get any better
In this thrilling 40-second video, delve into the world of Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha, the notorious Aegean pirate captain known as Redbeard. Discover the captivating story of this Greek captain-turned-Ottoman admiral who commanded the seas of the Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean, and North Africa in the 16th century. Brace yourself for an action-packed glimpse into the life of a formidable pirate, as we uncover his daring exploits, his fleet of fast galleys, and the treasures he sought on the high seas. Join us as we unravel the legend of Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha, the feared ruler of the Aegean waves. Piracy in the Aegean Sea was a sophisticated operation that involved a network of pirates, merchants, and other collaborators. The pirates had bases on various islands and the mainland, from where they launched their attacks. They used fast and maneuverable ships, armed with cannons and other weapons, to overpower their targets. Once they captured a ship, they would loot its cargo, including money, precious metals, and slaves. They would then sell the loot to merchants and other traders, who were willing to buy them at a lower price. #shorts #pirates #piratesoftheaegean
Whitsunday Escape has a new boat, a Leopard 44, and one of the brilliant features on it that make boating easy, is the automatic raising and lowering of the dinghy. The dinghy is slipped into davits at the back of the boat, and all you have to do is press a button to either raise it out of the water, or put it in the water. Simple!