Kite hydro-foiling from Sardinia to Corsica beer in hand. Alongside the insane 95 ft 'Cartouche'! https://www.worldwidecatamarans.com

Mavic 2 pro and Inspire 2 over and below the Maxi Edmond de Rothschild.

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In this livestream, I will be making a timing system from stratch. The timing system will be somewhat similar to the public version I made a while back. This third stream will see me make a positioning system and a local timing board for the timing system. Model: https://www.roblox.com/library/5669018533/WesTutorialTimer-WIP

Marica is a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 449 yacht, brand new in 2019. This yacht is perfect for families or groups of friends, as it sleeps 8 people in 4 cabins. To find out more about this impressive yacht, visit our website here: https://www.sail-croatia.com/yacht-experiences/private-yacht-tours/marica

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Despite the global COVID-19 pandemic we made our way over to the Maldives to go on a seven-day Liveaboard journey around the central atolls. Our ship was the MV Carpe Diem and luckily we had most of the divespots for ourselves. The weather was sometimes rough and the wind was very strong in the first few days. That was one of the reasons why the visibility was mostly poor. But the underwater fauna was as present as ever. We experienced Mantas, Whale Sharks and many other shark species. Social distancing definitely didn't apply to the underwater world of the Maldives. Camera: GoPro Hero 6 Accessories: Red Dive Filter, Dive Housing waterproof to 60m Aerial shots: DJI Mavic 2 Pro Music: PINES - I've Been Waiting (All rights of the song belong to their respective owners.) Thanks for watching! Make Bubbles No Troubles

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The Sydney 2000 Olympics is up there as one of the of the great moments in Australian sailing history. Now looking back twenty years on, we speak to our Sydney 2000 Olympians about their most cherished memories and what they are up to now.

Another sunny afternoon when we spontaneously decided to take the boat and sail in the bay of Palma. We anchored close to Cala Nova/Illetes where we had a small lunch and a fantastic swim. Later we sailed across the bay and lowered the anchor just opposite of the cathedral where we spent the night on board.

Swing keels are the most versatile keels available, but it comes at a cost. Let's discuss those costs. I'll also show you two technical diagrams to explain the mechanism of both lifting keel designs, the swing keel and the centerboard (centreboard in the UK). The main difference between the swing keel and centerboard is whether it's a weighted keel or not. The centerboard is unweighted and not as good at reducing heel. Both reduce slippage to leeward considerably. If you found this video helpful, please subscribe to the channel. Make your sailing dream a reality today with my eBook! Find the special YouTube promotion here: https://improvesailing.com/fast-track-youtube TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 1:33 What is a swing keel? 1:59 The difference between swing keels and centerboards 3:33 Properties of swing keels 5:42 Properties of centerboards 6:42 Advantages of swing keels 10:12 Disadvantages of swing keels

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“If you’re going to do something, do it big!” That is a statement both Rikard König and Jon Linden agree on, but when they met in 2015, they had no idea that they five years later would be running one of the most promising IoT startups in the world. In this #openfika webinar, Rikard and Jon share their personal stories of how it all really started. Rikard, a PhD/Senior Lecturer in Machine Learning and Jon, a serial tech entrepreneur with no academic credits, now on a mission to shape the future by making connected things (IoT) smart. Watch and listen to the inspiring story of how you transform research into a successful company!

Squalls are focused small storms, with wind speeds that can approach and exceed gale force. As we get closer to the Caribbean, these become more and more common, especially at night, to the point that we’re rarely less than a few miles from one. Since they travel roughly east to west at speeds of about 10-15 knots, they catch up to us from behind. But with radar and the ability to steer to port and starboard, we can sometimes change lanes and let the squall pass to one side. As we approach the finish line in Saint Lucia, boats that were previously far away begin to converge. And as all sailors know, if you have two or more boats headed in the same direction, you have a race. Talisman is well positioned for this as we had kept to the north, setting up a favorable wind angle for rounding Pigeon Point and into Rodney Bay. This turns out to be a key decision, as several boat didn’t have the angle to make the point at Pigeon Island, requiring them to jibe and head north for a half-mile or so before resuming course. It was satisfying to see, in a schadenfreude kind of way. Winds die off some as we enter the protected waters of Rodney Bay, but no matter. We’ve left most of the other (several) boats behind and it’s just us as we cross the finish line. Many days later we watch from Talisman at dock as the final ARC 2019/2020 boat is towed into the marina. Later that night, we head to the ARC Awards Ceremony to see how we finished overall (Did we Win!!!). It’s hard to know for sure in advance how we’d place since the start times were based on when your boat actually crossed the start and finish lines. Plus, as it turns out, while not against the rules, using your engine for propulsion while under way is penalized by the officials heavily. Only the computers will tell the final tale. sailing videos, sailing, cruising, monohull, oyster, oyster yachts, sailing blog, sailing vblog, sailing vlog, atlantic crossing, crossing the atlantic, ocean sailing, max fercondini, max fercondini actor, luis oliviera, ARC, atlantic rally for cruisers, ocean crossing, 2020 arc, 2019 arc

So what's it like to be in between two storms in Cabo Verde where hurricanes are born? Well tune in to this channel if you want to know. In reality it's not that bad if you pay attention to the weather predictions. And in the end you make the best with what mother nature gives you. And that is what we do. So follow us on our adventures navigating between two storms. Some say it’s The Best Sailing Channel on YouTube! Agree or disagree, make your voice heard. Subscribe, like, dislike, or comment. DISCLAIMER: This series is simply intended to offer and give an alternative to conventional TV... for FREE! And if anyone has the good will to reward this series purely on merit because it's somehow funny, mildly interesting, slightly stupid, or bizarrely entertaining, you can do so by giving it a tip on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SailorAlex? Stay up to date with the following Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/windedvoyage/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailinggalopin/ Winded Voyage Website: http://www.windedvoyage.com/ Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cuckooracha/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/SwissSailorAlex/

Highlights and clips from the Hunter 340 "Sunspot Baby" and crew racing in the GBCA Cruzan Icicle Race #3 on Galveston Bay on Saturday, January 18th, 2020. Thanks Dani, Ben, and Chris for crewing. Remake of the banned original. Thanks for watching, like and subscribe if you enjoy the videos on this channel, and comments are always read and appreciated.

On a cruising boat the helm seat is an important one to be comfortable. Ours was terrible. So the helm seat was the first thing on our list to actually improve upon now that we have a Sailrite sewing machine. We're still new to this type of sewing, so this project is a bit of an experiment/training round. But all in all, we think it turned out pretty well! Check it out! Channel MEMBERSHIPS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxkVsec4VokAh7XqiyTekSA/join Get a T-SHIRT(or 3!): https://teespring.com/stores/honu-brand Support us on PATREON?!: http://bit.ly/jandr-patreon Products we like on our AMAZON STORE: www.amazon.com/shop/jandradventures Our INSTAGRAM: @jessicaandryanadventures Arya's Instagram: @arya.samoyed Jessica's Instagram: @jessicaseatraveler Our FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/jessicaandryanadventures EMAIL- Feel free to send us any questions to: jessicaandryanadventures@gmail.com

This episode we are crossing the malacca Strait to Northern Sumatra dodging ships and crazy squalls. Please Subscribe to Our new Channel Life on the Sea https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcckuL8JWuJAykscsZZOQSw? Thanks guys Check out our new online store www.lifeonthesea.com For more about us and our story www.sailingcatalpa.com To Join our Patreon Family www.patreon.com/sailingcatalpa To buy the captain a beer or throw us a few bucks to the sailing kitty https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sailingcatalpa Follow us on instagram www.instagram.com/sailingcatalpa www.instagram.com/catalpakids Facebook www.facebook.com/sailingcatalpa

In this episode, it is September in Maine and it seems like it gets colder by the day. It is time for us to start heading south, toward the crystal clear blue water, white sand, and palm trees of the Caribbean. First, we have to hide out from the remnants of Hurricane Dorian. In doing so, we found some awesome places in Maine. We sail from Some's Sound, the United States only natural Fjord (at least according to Wikipedia, and yes it is much smaller than Norway Fjords), to Castine, Maine. Castine is home to a good hurricane hole and the Maine Maritime Academy. Our merchant mariners are the lifeblood of our economy, ensuring goods are moved around the world. They are also trained to assist the nation in time of need. Next time you see a ship go by at sea, it could be a past student of MMA or many of the other maritime colleges around the country. While at MMA, we watch some college sailboat racing, visit with the sailing team, and get a tour of their training ship, the "TS State of Maine". She is a 500 foot long oceanographic research ship that was turned into the training ship for the state of Maine. She may have even helped to hunt for submarines in the cold war, but you didn't hear that from us. After a great time in Castine, we head across Penobscott Bay to Belfast, ME to grab a few items at the hardware store. After quickly checking out the friendly town, we sailed down the coast to Camden. Camden is a hub of shipbuilding and home to the famous Lyman Morse Shipyard. Camden's tight inner harbor is also home to a few other sister ships of our own boat, the J-Boats J/46. After a quick sail through the harbor, we keep trucking south. Rockland is next, but not before Roxy goes for a walk around the heeling boat to try and stretch her sea legs. We anchor in Rockland for the night before we head further south to Nantucket, MA. So who are we? Well, we aren't Sailing La Vagabonde, Sailing Doodles, Sailing Uma, Gone With the Wynns, or Sailing Delos. We don't have a fancy catamaran, but we do have a pretty spiffy and fast monohull sailboat that likes to eat cruising catamarans like the Fountaine Pajots, Leapords and Lagoons for lunch and leave them in the dust ;-) We are Kate and Curtis, a sailing couple, with our sailing dog Roxy, aboard SV Sweet Ruca. We used to be sailboat racers on the great lakes, and our goal is to cruise around the world via the capes (the wrong way or the hard way). We will see if this will happen or not, as the "new normal" has put quite a damper on our travels. For now, enjoy our videos and join us on our journey via our YouTube Channel. #sailing #sailinglife #maine #travelvlog Want more: You can find out where we are and track us live on our website: www.sweetruca.com If you want to get social: Facebook: www.facebook.com/rucasailing Instagram: www.instagram.com/rucasailing Patreon: www.patreon.com/ruca Thanks for watching!!!!

We stop in the bahamas on our sail back home to hide from weather and so its bikini and swim time! This channel is funded by viewers like you. Please help us keep this channel creating great content by becoming a patron http://www.patreon.com/sailingdoodles Donate Via Paypal to help us get a new drone: http://www.paypal.me/sailingdoodles

On this episode of WE|Sail, we are becalmed a few days out in the middle of the Pacific en route from Costa Rica to Mexico with no wind to take us anywhere. We expected to have a few days of no wind during our entire passage, and honestly we where not too sure how many extra days it was going to add to the entire journey. However, we didn't mind it. The calm tranquil seas nearly 500 miles off shore was serene and entertaining to say the least! Which is not something you would expect to hear, but we really enjoyed sitting out in the middle of the ocean, calm as could be, no land, boat or human to be seen for days. The ocean was glassy and smooth that at times we couldn't tell where the sea met the horizon. We had frequent visitors from sea turtle and dolphins, keeping ourselves occupied as time slowly crept by. We have never felt more at peace than we did in the middle of the ocean. Thanks for watching the Adventures of WE! DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE & CONSIDER BECOMING ONE OF OUR PATREONS! Become a Patreon WWW.PATREON.COM/WESAIL FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/WESAILAWAY FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/WE_SAILAWAY

Conserto de prancha de surf - Metamorphosis surfboard SC Este é o primeiro vídeo da série “como consertar do zero sua prancha quebrada no meio”… a ideia desta série é mostrar um passo a passo de como e com quais materiais consertar sua prancha. Explicações simples, diretas e eficientes com um olhar técnico de quem já faz pranchas de surf a muitos anos. Nesta etapa foi realizada a limpeza geral da prancha, colagem com a fita crepe e aplicação da primeira resina com pigmento. Resumo: Primeira colagem do bloco. Os conteúdos necessários para está etapa do conserto são: 60g de resina EPOXI 30g catalisador 10g de pigmento - micro esfera de vidro 1 fita crepe 1 estilete 1 cavalete 1 espátula Contamos com a ajuda do nosso grande amigo, shaper e big rider João. A Oficina fica localizada na servidão caminho das orquídeas no bairro Rio vermelho Florianópolis SC. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Metamorphosis+Surf+%26+Boards/@-27.4815484,-48.4041504,18z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m8!1m2!2m1!1smaps!3m4!1s0x952741fb810e1c65:0xb821c9c5d8ba353!8m2!3d-27.4815484!4d-48.4033381 Quem tiver interesse em encomendar uma prancha nova aí vão os contatos do João 48 - 882 599 999 Instagram. @metamorphosis_surfboards Se tiver alguma sugestão ou dúvida por favor contate-nos pelo email foco.noals@gmail.com INSCREVA-SE NO NOSSO CANAL E FIQUE POR DENTRO DAS NOSSAS ULTIMAS AVENTURAS. Sejam todos muito bem vindos a conhecer a nossa página no link a seguir: https://apoia.se/foconoals La explicamos como nos apoiar. https://apoia.se/foconoals https://apoia.se/foconoals https://apoia.se/foconoals https://apoia.se/foconoals https://apoia.se/foconoals Se gostaram da um click na mãozinha e fique livre para deixar um comentário. \o// NAMASTE

Video Drone Beneteau Oceanis 46 usato. Elica di prua; Riscaldamento; Randa avvolgibile; 1 winch elettrico; Sprayhood del 2013; Elettronica completa Raymarine. 3 cabine e 2 bagni. Drone video Beneteau Oceanis 46 used. Bow thruster; Heating system; Furling mainsail; 1 electric winch; Sprayhood of 2013; Full Raymarine electronics; 3 cabins and 2 toilets.

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Easy recipe to do in a sailboat. These peaches stuffed with Tuna is a recipe I learned when I was in Belgium. You just need a few ingredients and it is done in a few minutes. Don't forget to THUMBS UP, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed this episode. #tuna #sailing #peaches with Tuna #Island Packet 32 #boat cooking recipes #food #How to make

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Musik: Teho - Behind Me Zum Törn: Häfen - Großenbrode, Bagenkop, Söby, Sonderburg, geankert vor Fehmarn und wieder Großenbrode

Petite navigation de Porto San Paolo à Golfo Aranci en Sardaigne. visite, repos, cuisine... Vacances !

Exploring the remote west coast of Vancouver island British Columbia. Solo sailing Oka an endurance 35 ketch, skipper Patricia and first mate Winter the dog dream about sailing around the world! Welcome aboard! want to help out? https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YLRU7Y7LDVW66

Transiting the Oak Bay / Kilisut Harbor tidal cut in an inflatable kayak. https://nosc.org/restoration/

Der nächste Stop auf unserer Route ist der Mount Rainier in Washington. Der 4800m hohe Berg ist vollständig von Gletschern bedeckt. Hoch auf den Gipfel schaffen wir es nicht, aber wir machen eine wunderschöne Wanderung am Fuß des Berges und baden in einem Eiskalten Gletschersee. Du interessierst dich für Yfood? Auf der Webseite: https://www.Yfood.eu findest du alle wichtigen Informationen. Mit dem Rabattcode ATLANTIK10 bekommst du auf jeden Einkauf 10% Rabatt. Unterstütze uns auf unserer Reise: Unseren neuen MERCH findest du unter http://segeljungs.goheavy.de Auf Patreon kann man uns mit einer monatlichen Spende unterstützen: https://www.patreon.com/Segeljungs auf Paypal kannst du uns mit einer Einmalspende supporten: https://www.paypal.me/SegeljungsCrew Die aktuellsten Inhalten gibt es auf INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/segeljungs Ein wenig zeitverzögert nehmen wir Dich in unserem PODCAST http://anchor.fm/segeljungs "Unter Deck" mit durch den ganzen Tag! Nach Videoschnitt gibts dann auf diesem YouTube-Kanal auch etwas für die Augen! JETZT http://youtube.com/segeljungs abonnieren! Alle restlichen Infos gibt es auf unserer Webseite: http://segeljungs.de Auf unserer Webseite findest du alle unsere Aktivitäten im Internet. Wer den persönlichen Kontakt sucht, kann uns direkt ins Boot eine E-Mail schicken an flaschenpost@segeljungs.de Unsere Reise hat am 20.09.2018 auf Fehmarn angefangen. Wir sind beinahe ohne Segelerfahrung auf diese Reise aufgebrochen. Das erste mal ablegen mit der Eira, war am Tag, an dem die Reise begonnen hat. Bislang haben wir die Biskaya überquert, schwere Situationen in Spanien und Portugal gemeistert, den Atlantik in 22 Tagen überquert und wir haben es geschafft unseren Motor auf Guadeloupe zu reparieren. Jetzt geht unser Weg weiter richtung Westen. Die nächsten 2 1/2 Jahre werden wir nutzen um den Pazifik zu durchqueren, den indonesischen Raum zu erkunden und letztendlich nach der Umrundung des Kap der guten Hoffnungen wieder Fuß auf europäisches Land zu setzen. Wir segeln um die Welt! Schaue dir alle unsere Videos an und bekomme einen genauen Eindruck wie es ist um die Welt zu segeln.

We can't seem to stop making Breakfast food on our Blackstone. It is so cool to have breakfast cooked outside because it is not so common. This week we cook classic diner style hashbrowns. They are simple and delicious and make a great accompaniment for any other main course breakfast Here are some of the tools and supplies we use that you can get your hands on as well. Pancake molds for the Blackstones - https://amzn.to/3i3VXiJ Lodge Cast Iron Skillet 12" - https://amzn.to/2TZKdEq Good wooden cutting board - https://amzn.to/3eEcUyn Humidity proof salt shaker - https://amzn.to/2VYCYhj Disposable and inexpensive gloves - https://amzn.to/2UZSuZL Flat Top Spatulas, egg rings and Bottles - https://amzn.to/2XeX5YH Flat Top Steam Cover - https://amzn.to/3jW0k10 For all you Pellet Smokers out there, we have found some great resources that we wanted to share with you as well. These products work well with the PitBoss Pro Series combo, and I am fairly certain would work with any other pellet smoker as well. 100% Mesquite Pellets for good Texas Flavor - https://amzn.to/2H7ejif Jack Daniels Whisky Barrel Oak Pellets - https://amzn.to/2UF4Bvs Competition Blend (Hickory, Maple, Cherry mix) - https://amzn.to/2UDYcAE Charcol and Hickory Blend for charcoal grill flavor - https://amzn.to/2UBeH0j Great Storage Container for your pellets (50lb capacity) - https://amzn.to/39cSmKK All your Pellet Smoker/Grill accessories - https://amzn.to/2Sxx3g6 If you enjoy sailing and alternate living lifestyle videos, you may want to check out some of our other videos. Our Sailboat Refit Playlist - https://youtu.be/8wyNNpLAeNs Our Sailing to New Orleans Playlist - https://youtu.be/gzzteJxewAU Our Epoxy Vs Polyester Fiberglass test results - https://youtu.be/V1bXiKPYDKI Our series on hatches - https://youtu.be/7dNMu8s32kY and Our Series on new Freshwater Plumbing - https://youtu.be/8uv7ABaD3YM Subscribe !! https://www.youtube.com/c/svdreamchaser?sub_confirmation=1 Lets Connect !! - Daily Instagram Inspiration -https://www.instagram.com/svdreamchaser/ - http://www.facebook.com/svdreamchaser - http://www.twitter.com/svdreamchaser - http://svdreamchaser.tumbler.com

Take a virtual tour of the 1875 screwpile lighthouse on the Thomas Point Shoal, near Annapolis, Maryland, with David Gendell, author of "Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse: A Chesapeake Bay Icon" (published October 2020, the History Press). During the visit, Gendell describes the process behind writing the book, he tells a few stories of the lighthouse, and he meets one of the volunteers who work to keep the historic structure preserved. Buy the Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse book at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Thomas-Point-Shoal-Lighthouse-Chesapeake/dp/1467145971 Buy the Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse book at the Publisher's site: https://www.arcadiapublishing.com/Products/9781467145978

Disclaimer: We all agree that this coming cyclone season in the South Pacific with the closure of NZ and OZ is serious and that everyone has to carefully decide on the best strategy to protect himself and his vessel during the coming cyclone season. This article should not be perceived as dismissing any cyclone danger and making it sound as happy cruising without careful planning. If one moves from one anchorage to another, he might find his bolt hole full of boats by the time he comes back to it to weather a possible coming cyclone. Perhaps arranging with local people to build a permanent mooring so you have a reserved spot if going away could be a good solution. Another solution could be to stay the whole season in the one anchorage you feel safe and help any newcomer to pick a good spot, not too close to yours. Working all together for everyone's safety is the way to go ... not fighting each other! The ones with prior cyclone experience should help the ones with less experienceRight now because of Covid, lots of cruisers are in a turmoil and stress over where to safely spend the coming cyclone season in the South Pacific with all current border restrictions and especially the refusal by NZ and Australian govt to let international boats to enter and spend the cyclone season there, as they have traditionally done. The following is my own thinking and based on my own experience! I am no guru, no expert, no fortune teller and what I am sharing is just to give you a different point of view. Remember, at the end of the day, you are responsible for your choices and you will be dealing with the consequences, good or bad! I am not telling you what to do, I am just telling you what we did, for your information. The predominant popular belief is that the best way to protect one from cyclone is to go where these do not occur ... and that obviously is a very smart way to protect oneself. Today, with NZ and Australia closed borders, it is not an option. Many sailors right now in the South Pacific thus cannot follow with their original plan to head for NZ or OZ. In the past 30 years, several sailors did spend cyclone seasons in the North & South Pacific with delight! Unlike in the Caribbean, in the Pacific, to be named a cyclone only takes 35Kts! Often they are quite compact and winds are quite low just 30nm from the center. Still, with climate change and all, one season might be worse than another and a few cruisers lost their boats over the years but then again, the passage to/from NZ or OZ did also claim boats and lives! We cruise with pets onboard and the difficult & expensive regulations to enter NZ & OZ with pets made us look for an alternative way to be safe during cyclone season. From 1999 to 2012, we cruised the South and North Pacific full time, without ever going to NZ & Australia. In 12 years, we hunkered down on a few occasions and weathered only 2 cyclones. French Polynesia is a great place to spend time. First of all it offers the Marquesas, perhaps rolly for monohulls except in a few places, but no cyclone from memory :) Local people are very friendly and provisioning by air & sea with Tahiti is regular (albeit expensive) and local administration has been usually quite humane & understanding. Long term visas could be obtained from abroad with valid reasons and Europeans can stay as long as they like. Avoid the Tuamotus and really pick a good protected anchorage if staying in the crowded Societies. American Samoa offers Pago Pago as an good hurricane hole (we spent almost a year there and weathered easily cyclone Heta) and should be easy for American citizens. Tonga and Fiji have several areas quite well protected as does Vanuatu & New Cal. Insurance coverage is very hard to find, unless one is ready to have huge deductibles and/or huge premiums so this is a case of preparing yourself as best as possible. If in a crowded anchorage, help each others to be prepared, familiarize yourself with hurricane preparedness .. you will be much calmer should one come your way! We survived hurricane Luis in St Maarten in 1995, when 1000 boats were lost and only 200 survived! The worse was not the wind but the building seas and jerking, chafing on lines. Most cruisers like to find a protected area near town so it might be crowded also with local boats … but sometimes perfect places are deserted because far away from towns... Another old alternative is to go nearer the equator in these low lying islands where no cyclone ever comes but these islands are quite isolated and only appeal to more independent & adventurous cruisers. We spent great cruising going from Fiji to the Marshall then FSM, Palau before ending up in the Philippines.

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En esta oportunidad Diego del Honda nos deleita con un plato que posee lo mejor de nuestro mar y el campo en una original combinación que produce como resultado uno de los mejores platos de su repertorio. MAR Y CAMPO mollejas, Morcilla, mejillones acompañadas por la mas esquitas verduras y un toque de CREMA. Esperamos que lo disfruten. Encontranos en la pagina de nuestro Velero http://veleroszupay.blogspot.com/ La pagina de la cocina de DIEGO DEL HONDA http://diegodelhondacocina.blogspot.com/ Buscanos en Facebook como DIEGO DEL HONDA CANAL DE COCINA DE DIEGO DEL HONDA. CANAL DEDICADO A LA COCINA , LA NAVEGACION Y LA VIDA AL AIRE LIBRE PARTICULARMENTE EN EL DELTA. COCINA EN EL DELTA CANAL DE COCINA DE DIEGO DEL HONDA. CANAL DEDICADO A LA COCINA , LA NAVEGACION Y LA VIDA AL AIRE LIBRE PARTICULARMENTE EN EL DELTA. COCINA EN EL DELTA

Il viaggio sulle rotte dei Popoli del Mare ha raggiunto le coste della Toscana: il nostro equipaggio sbarca a Piombino, tappa irrinunciabile per ricostruire e per seguire le tracce degli Etruschi. In particolare andiamo a visitare l'antico sito etrusco di Populonia con il suo porto, Baratti: l'unica città etrusca sul mare! A farci da guida Giulia Pettena, autrice di un libro sulla navigazione degli Etruschi... Sebbene siano ricordati soprattutto come un popolo di terra, infatti, gli Etruschi erano necessariamente anche "navigati navigatori": l'abilità nel commercio e il trasporto su larga scala dei metalli lo dimostra... Dovevano per forza muoversi via mare, le vie d'acqua erano le uniche vie possibili all'epoca! +++ I POPOLI DEL MARE +++ Fin dall'antichità è sempre stato più facile girare il mondo per mare che non via terra. Sull'acqua – chi naviga lo sa – non ci sono confini e a volte basta lasciarsi portare dal vento. Syusy, appassionata di archeologia e misteri della storia, ne ha sempre tenuto conto viaggiando per il mondo e navigando su Adriatica. In particolare nel Mediterraneo, dove navigare è come spostarsi nella Storia! Da tempo Syusy ha seguito le tracce dei Popoli del Mare, indagando l’origine, gli spostamenti e le abitudini di queste antiche popolazioni che colonizzarono il Mediterraneo prima di Etruschi e Fenici, i misteriosi costruttori delle mura ciclopiche poligonali che si trovano sparse in tutto il mondo. Sono Popoli del Mare i Tirreni, i Shardana, i Paleset, i Tursa, i Siculi... Ma prima di loro c’è stato un tempo in cui altre genti ci hanno lasciato testimonianze incredibili, soprattutto di tipo architettonico. Li chiamavano Pelasgi, ma chi erano in realtà? E che origini hanno le mura ciclopiche a loro attribuite? Ogni settimana su questo canale You Tube una nuova puntata della serie! #popolidelmare Info su https://velistipercaso.it e http://nomadizziamoci.it --------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2020 Tutti i diritti riservati. È proibita la riproduzione, anche parziale, in ogni forma o mezzo, senza espresso permesso scritto dell'autore Info su http://nomadizziamoci.it Link: 🟠 Guarda le puntate di Velisti per Caso: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/velistipercaso/ 🟠 Tombola per l'ambiente: https://www.velistipercaso.it/tombola/ 🟠 Iscriviti alla newsletter: http://bit.ly/3uQ5CSn 🟠 Guarda i video della Per Caso TV: http://percasotv.it/ 🟠 Leggi Turisti per Caso Slow Tour: https://www.italiaslowtour.it/turistipercasoslowtour/ Segui #Velistipercaso sui social: 🟢 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/velistipercaso 🟢 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/velisti_per_caso/ 🟢 Twitter: https://twitter.com/VelistiPerCaso Su YouTube segui anche: 🔵 Syusy Blady: https://www.youtube.com/nomadizziamoci 🔵 Italia Slow Tour: https://www.youtube.com/italiaslowtour 🔵 Turisti per Caso: https://www.youtube.com/turistipercaso 🌐 https://www.velistipercaso.it/ 📧 redazione@velistipercaso.it

Finalmente la prima vera vacanza, abbiamo provato l'ancoraggio, lo Spinnaker e anche la vivibilità in 6 persone.. come cornice lo splendido mare del Sud Sardegna. Tutto è andato benissimo!!

Des images de notre passage Nord Sardaigne et Sud Corse

Jordan's dad joins us for a week sailing around Catalina Island. The kids learn about catching their first fish and decide that maybe they like the fish in the ocean better and on a hook. Jordan rock runs in crystal clear blue water at Little Harbor.

Found a catastrophic crack in the backstay Chain plate while polishing the stern. Thank goodness I noticed this while at anchor as we would have likely lost our mast on our downwind run from Avalon to San Diego in a few days! Thanks to Charley Canby here in Avalon for the use of his fabrication shop.

One of the things I love best about the sailboat cruising lifestyle are the spectacular views and sunsets that we get on a regular basis. It’s been difficult being under lock down due to Covid but we still had wonderful views. And now that we’re able to finally move about again we can re-experience and really appreciate the views that we might have taken for granted last year and the year before. Join us for our first sailing experience post the covid lockdown we had in Grenada. Please give us a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel. Then get our FREE checklist on how to become a sailing cruiser 160+ steps and tips, visit: https://sailingbritican.com/living-the-sailing-life/ +++++++++++++++ Resources +++++++++++++++ JOIN US FOR A SAIL ON BRITICAN The Britican Experience: https://sailingbritican.com/liveaboard-experience/ Check out our blog hosting over 400 articles and videos all about sailing/cruising/liveaboard life here: https://sailingbritican.com Visit our Sailing Britican sailing guides/books shop here. All guides are digital. Some hard copy versions are found in our Etsy shop and on Amazon: https://sailingbritican.com/shop/ Check out our one-of-a-kind nautical t-shirts and other sailing gifts at our Etsy shop here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SailingBritican?ref=shop_sugg Help us to keep making these free educational videos by becoming a part of our Patreon family here: https://www.patreon.com/SailingBritican?ty=h Reviews on sailing kit: https://sailingbritican.com/kit/ +++++++++++++++ Books on Amazon +++++++++++++++ CHECK OUT OUR PUBLICATIONS ON AMAZON - USA - VHF Radio Checklists: http://amzn.to/2zycxnK - Checklists for Sailors: http://amzn.to/2jf68I6 - Changing Lifestyles: http://amzn.to/2A5uzOr - Sailboat Buying Guide: https://amzn.to/2WdtRed CHECK OUT OUR PUBLICATIONS ON AMAZON - UK - VHF for Sailors: http://amzn.to/2hnyteM - Checklist for Sailors: http://amzn.to/2hmWrXF - Changing Lifestyles: http://amzn.to/2hn9QyU - Sailboat Buying Guide: https://amzn.to/2JRGvt3 +++++++++++++++ Find us here too! +++++++++++++++ - Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SailingBritican?ty=h - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SailingBritican/?ref=hl - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailingbritican/ - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=82549277&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile - Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kbrown0149/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/sailingbritican Follow our boat on NOFOREIGNLAND: https://www.noforeignland.com/boat/6060964428382208 +++++++++++++++ Music & Video Credits +++++++++++++++ #sailing #sailingblog #sailingvideo

Dingy has a leak, so I found and fixed it. Quick and easy

Welcome to SV Charlotte Sailing! After finding out we are going to be grandparents for the first time, I went a little crazy and bought a sailboat. Join us on our journey to get SV Charlotte ready for her Bluewater return and follow our craziness from Tennessee to Florida and beyond! In this episode we visit the boat for the first time and do a little project work. However during our weekend of projects, we received the call we've waited 9 months for. You guessed it, the sailboat namesake and our 1st granddaughter "Charlotte Elizabeth" is on her way. Mommy went into labor and we're making our way down to Florida to welcome her home. We couldn't be more excited and as you'd expect, this video is the beginning of our journey becoming grandparents! Welcome to the world Charlotte Elizabeth! SV Charlotte - 1981 Hughes 38 Captain: James S. 1st Mate: Lisa S. If you want to support our dream of getting SV Charlotte back to Bluewater and see more of our adventures, please consider stopping by our Patreon Page and join our community! Thank you for all your support! https://www.patreon.com/svcharlottesailing

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