Parasailor e Parasail, le nuove vele innovative in grado di offrire prestazioni superiori rispetto alle vele tradizionali. Parasailor e Parasail sono due vele molto simili, capaci di sostituire spinnaker, spi asimmetrici e gennaker. Dotate di ala, tridimensionale in Parasailor e bidimensionale in Parasail, sono facili da utilizzare con o senza tangone. https://goo.gl/lF0bVn Informazioni: Per non perdere gli articoli, la rivista digitale di SVN Solovelanet e i nuovi video, iscriviti alla newsletter del giornale: https://bit.ly/2SXR16M SVN è anche SVN Global in inglese, per iscriverti al giornale in lingua inglese clicca qui. http://www3.solovela.net/newsletter_en

The annual RCM&D Regatta is a different kind of fundraiser focused on Sailing with a Purpose. Each year, we invite non-profit organizations located in the mid-Atlantic area to apply as beneficiaries.

The annual RCM&D Regatta is a different kind of fundraiser focused on Sailing with a Purpose. Each year, we invite non-profit organizations located in the mid-Atlantic area to apply as beneficiaries. This year, RCM&D has set a fundraising goal of $85,000 to support four organizations that each strive to enrich the lives of children and families in need.

Seguindo essas dicas aí vc consegue ficar em pé na prancha sem cair!É bem legal essa prancha inflável da Red Nose Stand Up Paddle. Na piscina é bem mais fácil do que no mar...Essa piscina é no Sesc Belenzinho! Da hora _ http://www.velejarevida.com.br/ ----------------------------------------------- Curso completo, separado em 12 módulos, que mostra o passo a passo de como você pode começar a sua vida do mar de forma simples e garantida! CLIQUE AQUI👉🏻 https://guiabasicodevela.com/ _ Eu sou o Fabio Gameiro, instrutor Náutico. https://www.instagram.com/velejarevida/ me siga lá pra ver mais do meu mundo https://www.facebook.com/velejarevida/ se junte a nós aqui na nossa página #velejarevida #velejarévida

il video del primo motoraduno diocesano - giugno 2014

racconto di Daniela Radovan II classificata alla I edizione del premio letterario "Il dolore oltre l'amore" dedicato a Antonio Bernardo L'altralibreria S.Vito al Tagliamento

In this episode we continue fixing our diesel engine, think about sailing, and worry about Hurricane Matthew's path! Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=993142&ty=h Be Our Friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009070181700 Stock media provided by Retroklips/Pond5.com item # II350013 'Sailors scrambling...' licensed under Pond5 Royalty-free license All music provided courtesy of Youtube Royalty-Free Music

If you’re keeping fish to eat, it’s important to store your catch away from predators and out of the sun. Hobie offers a solution! Our fish bags are constructed of the highest quality materials on the market: half-inch closed cell foam, vinyl coated polyester and YKK zippers. Keep your catch cold, even in extremely hot conditions. Large Bag Specs: · 70 quart capacity · Three handles for easy carrying · Three d-rings on each side for tying down to the kayak. · Adjustable bungee cord for storing additional gear. · Dimensions: 36 inches long x 8 inches deep x tapered width from 10 inches wide in the front to 20 inches wide in the back. Medium Bag Specs: · 26 quart capacity · Two handles for easy carrying · D-rings at each corner for tying down to the kayak · Easy access zipper top · Convenient drain plug · Fits into the front hatch of many of our roto-molded kayaks · Dimension: 24 inches long x 7 inches deep x tapered width from seven inches wide in the in the front to 16 inches wide in the back You can order a Hobie Soft Cooler/Fish Bag form a Hobie Kayak Dealer. Find your local dealer here: http://www.hobiefishing.com/dealers/ Medium Size Bag Part Number: 72020113 Large Size Bag Part Number: 72020111

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Short video summary of the World Maritime Day Forum which took place at IMO Headquarters on Thursday 29 September, featuring high level panelists engaging in stimulating debate on shipping’s future challenges.

The first successful test mission of the autonomous artificially intelligent 3D underwater robotic mapping device. Deployed at Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park on October 1, 2016 by a team of engineers, scientists and cave divers with Stone Aerospace. ********Jill’s Amazon recommendations: http://www.amazon.com/shop/jillheinerth ********Jill’s Books and Media: http://www.intotheplanet.com/buy/ *********Social: http://www.facebook.com/JillHeinerth http://www.linkedin.com/in/jillheinerth Instagram: @JillHeinerth Twitter: @JillHeinerth ********Website: http://www.IntoThePlanet.com ********Book Jill for Your Event: http://www.intotheplanet.com/speaking/ ********Some of the product links used may contain affiliate links, meaning at no additional cost to you, we will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.********

Introducing Tom Hughes and his circumnavigation expedition plans on board Artemis. Artemis is designed by Dazcat to be fully wheelchair accessible and is currently in build by Multimarine Manufacturing LTD.

In this episode we interview Rob Mundle, yachting commentator, writer and sailor for more than 40 years. Having covered the successful 1983 Australian Americas Cup Challenge and several since along with 44 Sydney to Hobart's and every Hamilton Island Race Week, Rob is known as the voice of Australian yachting and the nations maritime biographer. His book 'Fatal Storm' based on the 1998 Sydney to Hobart Race has sold more than 250,000 copies in 6 languages globally. Rob has a unique perspective on yachting; past, present and future and his passion has created a lifetime of opportunities for him. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

We talk with Andy Lamont (in part 1 of a 2 part episode) who is setting off from the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia to sail his S&S 34 non-stop, singled-handed around the world. Its a fascinating story about his lifelong passion to sail around the world. Andy provides a step by step insight into his preparation, refit, provisioning plans and philosophy about life in general. This candid 2-hour, 2-part podcast is a great example of how easy it can be to buy a simple yacht, do some basic preparations and set off around the world. We will follow Andy's story in his lead up to departure from Southport on Australia's Gold Coast later this year and check in regularly to capture and track his 300+ day voyage around the planet. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

In this episode we interview Ray McMahon, director of the Southport Yacht Club in the month the club celebrates its 70th birthday. Despite 70 years of history, yacht racing only commenced at the Southport Yacht Club in the past decade. The Southport Yacht Club is located on the edge of the Broadwater at Main Beach, near Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia.We retrace the birth of yacht racing at SYC and discover how a few passionate volunteers founded, what has grown into a successful club that hosts more than 500 races a year today. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

In this second of the 2-part episode we continue to talk to Peter Montgomery, respected internationally as the voice of New Zealand Yachting after personally commentating on 12 Americas Cups, 9 Olympic Games and every Whitbread and Volvo around the world race to date. If you missed Episode 6 (part 1), I recommend you listen to it before this episode. Peter shares personal insights into his 40 year career in broadcasting, how the Americas Cup has changed, thoughts on some of the big personalities that drive the international yachting and why commentating will never be the same again.  Peters reputation for colourful commentary that enhances the layman, helped develop a nations passion for sailing, through both the Americas Cup and Whitbread/Volvo Round the World Campaigns that New Zealand has been heavily involved in since the early 1980's. This candid discussion with one of New Zealand's greatest ever broadcasters is a unique opportunity to understand what inspired Peter Montgomery to approach the task with such energy and passion. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

We continue to talk with Andy Lamont (in part 2 of a 2 part episode) who is setting off from the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia to sail his S&S 34 non-stop, singled-handed around the world. Its a fascinating story about his lifelong passion to sail around the world. Andy provides a step by step insight into his preparation, refit, provisioning plans and philosophy about life in general. This candid 2-hour, 2-part podcast is a great example of how easy it can be to buy a simple yacht, do some basic preparations and set off around the world. We will follow Andy's story in his lead up to departure from Southport on Australia's Gold Coast later this year and check in regularly to capture and track his 300+ day voyage around the planet. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

We discover one of the most fascinating ocean passages of the 20th century in this episode. In 1972 John Lucas set out from Geelong, Victoria to sail a 40-foot house boat, with a makeshift mast, 3,000 nautical miles north up the east coast of Australia to Thursday Island, New Guinea for missionaries desperately in need of vessel to transit rivers to their local villages. This 3-month journey led by skipper John Lucas and 3 novice crew led to the adventure of a lifetime. They faced storms, mutiny, sand bars, media scrutiny, and needed the approval from 26 different government departments across 3 different states, just to start their journey. John recounts his story from 44 years ago with such clarity that you would think he had just completed it yesterday. Described as Australia's Kon-tiki, the media coverage in 1972 fascinated a nation. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

In this first of a 2 part episode we talk to Peter Montgomery, respected internationally as the voice of New Zealand Yachting after personally commentating on 12 Americas Cups, 9 Olympic Games and every Whitbread and Volvo around the world race to date. Peter shares personal insights into his 40 year career in broadcasting, how the Americas Cup has changed, thoughts on some of the big personalities that drive the international yachting and why commentating will never be the same again, Peters reputation for colourful commentary that enhances the layman, helped develop a nations passion for sailing, through both the Americas Cup and Whitbread/Volvo Round the World Campaigns that New Zealand has been heavily involved in since the early 1980's. This candid discussion with one of New Zealand's greatest ever broadcasters is a unique opportunity to understand what inspired Peter Montgomery to approach the task with such energy and passion. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

In this episode we talk with Ken Thackeray the founder of the Shag Islet Cruising Yacht Club about how the unplanned idea for SICYC came about by sheer chance and how this unique yacht club has grown into a large organisation with no employees, no physical yacht club venue and 4,700+ members in 14 countries. SICYC is a great resources for cruising sailors and has created friendships is the most unusual of places as you'll find out in this candid chat with Ken at their 7th anniversary party. Its annual Gloucester Rendezvous at Whitsunday in Queensland sees 200+ boats gather for 4 days of fun and activities. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

We catch up with Jessica Watson, 6 years after completing her voyage as the youngest person ever to sail non-stop, unassisted around the world in her S&S 34 ‘Ella’s Pink Lady’. We talk with Jessica about her pre-departure fears; how she dealt with the extreme weather she faced on her trip, life on land after her voyage and her new tech venture in the marine industry and where her future passion in sailing lies. Andy Lamont (from Episodes 2 & 3) joins the interview and gets some first hand advice from Jessica for his upcoming westward bound circumnavigation in an S&S 34, departing Oct 2016.​ Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

We catch up with Rob White from Evolution Sails on sail wardrobe planning and material selection choices for both cruising and racing sailors. Rob shares four decades of sail planning, design and production experience and the changes and advances he is seeing, including the adoption of exotic materials at club racing level. Rob talks specifically about tips for making your boat go faster regardless of how old your sails or boat are. Rob covers everything from Dacron to Carbon Fibre and the choices in between and we also spend some time talking about the ideal set up for short handed cruising sailors, so that speed to your next destination does not have to be compromised. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

Elise Currey heads up a ‘volunteer army’ at the Coffs Harbour Marina, north of Sydney on Australia’s East Coast. With her office smashed to pieces by a storm, that sent 14 metre swells surging through her marina a few weeks ago. Elise as marina manager is literally running her operations out of a shipping container as we speak to her, while the damage repairs that will take a few months, get underway. When your office backs onto the Tasman Sea, sometimes a breakwater is not enough to keep nature out. In this contrasting story to episode 16, we find out the challenges of being situated in a ringside seat, with a wild ocean as your backdrop. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

Andy Lamont updates us on his preparations for his solo world record attempt to sail, non-stop, westward around the world in a ‘vessel less than 40 feet’ in length, departing from the Gold Coast, Australia on October 2nd this year. In this follow up to episode’s 2 & 3, Andy explains the process of registering for a world record attempt, the ongoing preparations of ‘Impulse’; Andy’s S&S 34, lessons learned so far, the financial challenges, Andy’s growing list of supporters and some of the changes he has made to his original plans, 3 months on from when we last spoke to him. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

We talk with Andrew Randell about a boat building project his father started in 1963 that came to a standstill when tragedy struck his family while on holiday in 1966. 36 years later Andrew rescues the partly built yacht that had steadily deteriorated over almost 4 decades and he starts a 7 year mission to complete what his father had started. For a guy that had never built a boat before, let alone sailed one, it's a great story of what can be achieved when you are determined and focused. As a result of Andrews fine craftsmanship he was awarded the Hal Harper Award by the New South Wales Wooden Boat Association in 2011 for his demonstration of wooden boat building skills and the preservation of historical wooden boats. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

In this episode we catch up with Ian Thomson, organiser of the 6,350nm Around Australia Yacht Race. It's set to start from Sydney in August 2017 and this will be the first event, since Sir Peter Blake won it in 1988 that's been held. Ian is the current solo mono-hull record holder, after circumnavigating Australia in 2012. From Ian’s live aboard yacht in the marina at Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, we delve into what’s driven him to organise the 2017 race and find out more about the Ocean Crusaders; an organisation that Ian founded that has taken its ocean preservation education program into 18,000 schools so far. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

We check in with Mark Stephenson, Commodore of the Mersey Yacht Club in Devonport, Tasmania just weeks after the biggest storm they have seen in 50 years, swept away their marina and the vessels berthed at it. In this candid chat, Mark shares details of the people and vessels rescued and sad stories of those that were lost. This interview provides a graphic insight into the forces of nature and the major impact a 24-hour storm can have on people’s lives. Nestled on the edge of Bass Strait, one of the most treacherous passages of ocean in the world, Mark tells us first hand what it was like to see his marina swept away. Check out the live video footage in the show notes for this episode at Oceansailingpodcast.com

In this bonus episode courtesy of Andy Schell from the 59 North Podcast, we join a training workshop with Andy’s sail maker Chuck O’Malley who he has worked with on various projects for more than a decade. In this episode, recorded at the WCC Ocean Sailing Seminar, Chuck discusses the technical aspects of building and maintaining ocean-going cruising sails. Chuck talks about design and construction characteristics, downwind sail choices, three-reef versus storm trysail setups; storm jibs; gennakers and Code 0 sails; and much more Chuck is founder and loft manager of Chesapeake Sails, a business he started in 2002 and he has successfully collaborated with numerous racing teams and has guided countless numbers of extended cruisers on how to plan and prepare their sail inventories for offshore sailing. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

Back from competing at Audi Hamilton Island Race Week for the first time, we do a race crew debrief and share the highs and lows of competing at one of the most spectacular regattas on the planet. From trailer boats to 100-foot super maxi’s, a record fleet of 252 yachts competed across 14 divisions, racing in challenging weather and strong tidal currents around the Whitsunday Islands. This candid debrief with some of the team off my Beneteau 445 (Ocean Gem), covers the highs, lows, challenges and set-backs of the week and what we would have to do differently next time round. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

Gerry Fitzgerald is your consummate mariner. We dive into a lifetime on the ocean; from Queensland catamaran racing, to Antarctica expeditions, being boarded by hostile natives in the Solomon Islands, competing in the fatal 98 Sydney to Hobart Race, sailing an 1,800 ton tall ship out of Sydney Harbour and exploring the worlds seven oceans. Gerry has a lifetime of maritime stories to share. Gerry’s experience, wisdom, advice and observations are second to none and no one is better equipped than he is, to offer marine safety and training courses, a passion he has turned his hand to, in recent years and he starts to spend more time on land, after decades on the ocean. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

Dr. Roger Badham spent 10 years at university to complete a PHD in meteorology. He has devoted the last 40 years to marine meteorology. Known as ‘Clouds’ in the yachting world, he is one of the most respected meteorologists in the business. Clouds has forecast nine America’s Cups, seven Olympic Games, 30 around the world yacht races and countless yacht races and regattas all around the world, with more than 35 Sydney to Hobart race forecasts and during the past 30 years he has assisted as many as 500 vessels to cross the Tasman Sea. He is also retained by Ferrari’s Formula One racing team. His insights into weather are fascinating. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

After months of preparation and years of planning we check in with Andy Lamont a few days before he leaves the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia for his non-stop westward bound solo circumnavigation and world record attempt in his S&S 34 yacht 'Impulse'. We find out what's gone to plan, what’s changed, his set backs, his final departure plans and Andy's final thoughts before leaving for the biggest adventure of his life. Andy: “May the wind always be at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face and rains fall soft upon your sails. And until we all meet you again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand.” From all of your friends at the Southport Yacht Club. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

Following the 2015 Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race Lisa Blair is taking sailing to the extremes and aims to set the world record for becoming the first female to compete in the Antarctica Cup Ocean Race, circumnavigate Antarctica, circumnavigate below latitude 45° south and break the current speed record of 102 days, 1 hour, 35 minutes and 50 seconds. Lisa will be the second competitor in history to take on the Antarctica Cup Ocean Race (ACOR) that was founded by Chairman Robert Williams and will be racing the clock on the Antarctica Cup Racetrack, a three-lane racetrack circling Antarctica between 45 South and 60 South. Lisa is both a Clipper round-the-world race winner and solo Tasman competitor, but her next challenge takes sailing to a whole new level. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

Fresh from completing the 384nm Sydney to Gold Coast Race last week, we join my race crew for a post-race debrief, of what turned out to be the slowest edition of this race in history. Even 100-foot super maxi Wild Oats XI only averaged 8 knots for the course, taking 100% longer than their race record. This debrief with the crew of my Beneteau 445, covers the highs, lows, challenges and set-backs of ocean racing and we talk about what we need to improve, in the build up to our first ever Sydney to Hobart Race in December 2016. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

In 2015, after three South African sailors went missing somewhere in the vastness of the Southern Ocean, their families tried to trace their final movements. Their determination to uncover the truth, would require going to war with the world’s largest tourism conglomerate, a €20 billion-a-year monolith that had no interest in fielding questions. In this episode we share a narration of the 10,000+ word story of tragedy and loss, followed by a candid chat with its author, Kevin Bloom about the missing pieces of the puzzle that led to the deaths of three sailors and the eventual relocation of the missing 44 foot Leopard Catamaran several months later. Find out more about podcast content and sailing opportunities: https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com

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Scimitar 1010 Power Catamaran SOLD at Peter Hansen Yacht Brokers, Raby Bay. For more information Phone +61 7 38214144 Email peterhansensales@rabybaymarina.com Web www.peterhansenyachtbrokers.com.au

Yves Auvinet, Président du Conseil Départemental a présenté le dispositif éducatif mis en place pour le Vendée Globe grâce à la diffusion d’une mallette pédagogique et d’un site internet dédié.

Anna and me went from Trinidad to Vinales, which is Cuba's heart of Tobacco production. We got lost on a great hike through the valley and really enjoyed the beautiful nature. Ahoy and enjoy, Nike Visit www.whitespotpirates.com for more info about KARL, the journey or people I met during my trip. --- This is NOT a live documentary! There is a time difference between filming and publishing due to the time it takes to edit and to internet not always being awailable on those little remote palm tree islands :). For real-time updates, please visit www.facebook.com/whitespotpirates or www.instagram.com/whitespotpirates You would like to support this documentary? Become a Patron on www.patreon.com/whitespotpirates and get little special rewards in return

Now you can bring LIFE IS LIKE SAILING artwork and photos into your home! Check out the links below! http://www.lifeislikesailing.com/photography.html http://www.lifeislikesailing.com/artwork.html http://www.lifeislikesailing.com www.facebook.com/lifeislikesailing Daybreak by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100266 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Our 4th of July, 2016, weekend consisted of sailing the north and south side of Biscayne Bay, snorkeling, and even making it down to North Key Largo. If you enjoyed the video, please give us a thumbs up and leave a comment. Check out our free Sailing Podcast in the following links - Our Site: http://www.thesailingrode.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sailing-rode/id1033604152 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-sailing-rode Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/listen?authuser&u=0#/ps/I5kjro4p56m42ihx4a2bpfc5u5a Catch up with us in all these places: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesailingrode/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesailingrode Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesailingrode/ Visit our website to hear all our of podcasts including the one about this trip http://www.thesailingrode.com/ Check out our Amazon Store http://astore.amazon.com/thesairod-20 Support our creations: https://www.patreon.com/TheSailingRode

International Finn Cup, 6a tappa Coppa Italia Finn 2016, Trofeo Andrea Menoni. Malcesine 30/9-2/10. Serie di giri di boa in prova 5.

Découvrez le Swift Trawler 30 lors d’un voyage fluvial sur les eaux intérieures françaises. Pendant un mois, le Swift Trawler 30 a traversé la France du Nord au Sud en empruntant les fleuves et les canaux. Il va parcourir les 1 400 km qui séparent Deauville de Sète. Le programme du Swift Trawler 30, qui n’est pas seulement réservé à la haute mer mais également à la navigation intérieure, permet de passer sous les ponts et de franchir les écluses. ___ BENETEAU est concepteur et constructeur de bateaux depuis 1884. BENETEAU propose un grand nombre de gammes et modèles de bateaux pour répondre à tous les rêves de navigation, que ce soit en voile ou en motonautisme. Beneteau est leader mondial de la construction de voiliers de croisière. Abonnez-vous à la chaîne Beneteau: http://bit.ly/25FTf8h Site officiel : goo.gl/6TvuU4 Facebook: goo.gl/XAja0W Twitter: goo.gl/iujJZg BENETEAU has been designing and building boats since 1884. Today, BENETEAU offers many different ranges and models for everyone who dreams of life afloat, whether under sail or power. Beneteau is the world leader in the construction of cruising sailing yachts. Suscribe to Beneteau Youtube Channel : http://bit.ly/25FTf8h Website :goo.gl/6TvuU4 Facebook: goo.gl/XAja0W Twitter : goo.gl/iujJZg

International Finn Cup, 6a prova Coppa Italia Finn 2016, Trofeo Andrea Menoni. Malcesine 30/9-2/10. Dalla prova 4, una serie di sequenze sui giri di boa.

Sense 57: goo.gl/viR2Ct Voilier sans frontière, Sense révolutionne l’idée même du voyage. Prouesse d’architecture en matière de navigation à la voile, il combine les innovations d’un plan de pont original et d’une carène proche de l’eau. Lorsque raffinement, confort et puissance se conjuguent, l’aventure devient exceptionnelle. BENETEAU est concepteur et constructeur de bateaux depuis 1884. BENETEAU propose un grand nombre de gammes et modèles de bateaux pour répondre à tous les rêves de navigation, que ce soit en voile ou en motonautisme. Beneteau est leader mondial de la construction de voiliers de croisière. Abonnez-vous à la chaîne Beneteau: http://bit.ly/25FTf8h Site officiel : goo.gl/6TvuU4 Facebook: goo.gl/XAja0W Twitter: goo.gl/iujJZg ______ Sense 57 Sense revolutionises the very notion of travel, pushing the boundaries of the sailing yacht. An architectural feat of navigation, she combines an innovative and unusual deck plan with a low on water hull. When elegance, comfort and power come together, you have the makings of an exceptional adventure. BENETEAU has been designing and building boats since 1884. Today, BENETEAU offers many different ranges and models for everyone who dreams of life afloat, whether under sail or power. Beneteau is the world leader in the construction of cruising sailing yachts. Suscribe to Beneteau Youtube Channel : http://bit.ly/25FTf8h Website :goo.gl/6TvuU4 Facebook: goo.gl/XAja0W Twitter : goo.gl/iujJZg

Das war unsere Zeit in Baiona, auf den paradiesischen Islas Cíes und in Porto mit Zwischenstop in La Guardia. Jetzt geht's weiter Richtung Süden. Nur noch wenige Anlaufpunkt trennen uns von den Kanaren! Besucht auch unsere Website unter http://www.sy7seas.com und folgt uns auf Instagram für mehr aktuelle Infos über uns http://instagram.com/sy7seas BootsProfis Website: https://BootsProfis.tv __ Disclaimer: Die Kommentarfunktion ist seitens YouTube gesperrt, denn in den Videos über unsere Karibik Segelreise sind natürlich unsere Kids zu sehen. Damit hat YouTube momentan ein Problem und sperrt Kommentarfunktionen vieler Kanäle mit Kindern. Wir hoffen, dass wir die Kommentare bald wieder bekommen. __ DIE REISE DER 7seas: ⇒Website und Blog: http://www.sy7seas.com ⇒Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SY7seas/ ⇒Instagram http://instagram.com/bootsprofis __ FAQ: Schulpflicht und Reisen mit Kindern!? https://bit.ly/2GcIjtN Welcher Segelschein auf Langfahrt? https://bit.ly/333DWJW Womit machen wir unsere Videos?* Hauptkamera: https://amzn.to/2AdymZd Mikrofon: https://amzn.to/2CuPWJW Action: http://amzn.to/2wmabn7 Handy Cam: http://amzn.to/2w6Q1OK: Stabilisator: http://amzn.to/2uk5jO4 Drohne 1: https://amzn.to/2QMUZho Drohne 2: http://amzn.to/2ukrxPR Tripod: http://amzn.to/2uZvVWq Diese Segelkanäle solltest Du kennen: Sailing Insieme Segeljungs Guido Dwersteg Sailing Benko Blue Horizon RAN Sailing Sailing Uma Mit * gekennzeichnet: Affiliate-Links #Langfahrt #Sailing7seas #SoSchönKannSegelnSein

Am 03. Oktober, dem Tag der Deutschen Einheit, werden im Rangsdorfer Rathaus Bürger geehrt, die sich in der Gemeinde Rangsdorf besondere Verdienste erworben haben! Dieses Jahr war unser langjähriger Vorsitzender des Seesportclub Rangsdorf , Mathias Balk unter den Ausgezeichneten, der vom Bürgermeister, Herrn Rocher die Urkunde überreicht bekam.

I renovate the trailer. Grinding, washing, priming, and painting. Comment below if you have any questions. Subscribe for more, and as always THANKS FOR WATCHING!