This 29' Beaver Picnic Launch is for sale in Seattle, Washington. Call Brett Aggen for more information at 206-612-1040 or email brett.aggen@gmail.com

To help celebrate World Maritime Day, IMO invited some inquisitive young students from schools in London to visit IMO headquarters and find out for themselves how everyday things get transported around the world, how much it costs, and what it’s like to work on a ship. After a series of presentations, games and activities, we asked them what they’d learnt - and, as our latest video release reveals, the answers aren’t always what you might expect!

Join the Icelantic team as they sail through Belize and experience everything this paradise has to offer. Visit https://hubs.ly/H0hgkMd0 to learn more today. The Moorings, the world's premier yacht charter company, has delivered unmatched quality, service and attention to detail since 1969. Top of the line sail-it-yourself bareboat yachts, all-inclusive luxury crewed yachts with captain and chef, and innovative power yacht charters are available throughout the world.

The canals and rivers of England, Scotland and Wales stretch for over 2000 miles through some of the finest countryside imaginable. At ABC Boat Hire we have 14 start locations throughout the waterway network, from Falkirk in Scotland to Hilperton in Wiltshire, offering the widest choice of self-drive boat hire and narrowboat holidays.

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Following her extensive rebuild in 2014 MY SEANNA now incorporates vast deck spaces on three levels. This increased space has allowed for: - a helipad - outdoor cinema with a 132" screen - a new, oversized, waterfall jacuzzi with a swim-up bar on two sides - sauna - gym equipment - spacious al fresco dining area - a new beach club Whilst her crow's nest offers guests panoramic views from the comfort of table, chairs and sun pad high up on the mast. MY SEANNA really is the ultimate charter yacht offering much more than you would expect of a 56m superyacht.

Râtelier de stockage à sec pour bateau - Scaffale porta barche - Rack for dry boat storage

This video is about New 2016 Jeanneau 57 Yacht Video Walkthrough By: Ian Van Tuyl I took this short video at the Annapolis Boat Show to show you this amazing yacht and the interior wood option change for the 2016. if you are looking for more information about the Jeanneau 57 or the Jeanneau yachts please feel free to contact me at any time day or night. I look forward to hearing from you and hopefully earning your business. Best, Ian Van Tuyl IVT Yacht Sales, Inc Cruising Yachts, Inc 1-619-507-4416 Cell Ivtyachtsales@gmail.com http://www.ivtyachtsales.com https://www.facebook.com/ivtyachtsales

We take a look at some of the smaller boats that are on display at the Annapolis Boat Show

We talk to Chris Hood, founder of CW Hood Yachts, about the CW Hood 32 - a beautiful, comfortable day sailor with the finest pedigree.

Here is something slightly different from the Annapolis Boat Show... A modern reproduction of a 1870s watermans workboat from the Chesapeake. Now built out of fiber glass this lightweight efficient hull can be sailed using a fishermans rig or rowed.

In this week's WoW we feature the wrap of the RC 44's in heavy weather in Cascais, the ExSS's on the Bospheros, In our new "What's New" segment we feature the iRig the first inflatable windsurf ing rig Inflate and go, we aere there for day 1 Race 3 of the RPAYC MC 38 Spring Regatta on Pittwater Sydney, SBA "Ben" gets a new RIB courtesy of a group of British experts (The ou-board is in-board so do you call it an "Inboard outboard RIB? and a short Q&A with the boys in Oracle Racing.

Um pouquinho do que foi nossa passagem pelo Rio de Janeiro...

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Anteprima (english subtitles) - Genova 2015 - Italia 12.98 premiere del Nautico 2015 L’Italia 12.98 è la sintesi di quanto fatto sino ad ora dal cantiere, la rappresentazione della sua maturità raggiunta in appena 5 anni da quando il cantiere è stato fondato.

A live broadcast from the Travis Country East Metropolitan Park using periscope tv. Today we were using night crawlers to catch some small perch.

Live broadcast while hiking in Mary Moore Searight Metropolitan Park in Austin, TX using periscope tv. Today we were testing out the periscope app and getting some exercise.

A Texas Avid Outdoors Trip to Padre Island National Seashore. Part 1.

Chief Johnson and his small community have been welcoming cruisers for many years. Nebul bay is the closest safe anchorage to Olal, where Cultural Festivals are held each year in July and August. Chief Johnson invited all BPO yachts to visit his community. We had a memorable B’day dinner organized in his house for one of the BPO cruisers… Since many of the BPO sailors are volunteer trained specialists in vision screening and members of the H.I.T. supporter team, we offered free eye testing to young and old. They lead all investigations to the best of their knowledge and belief. Participants are thus able to carry out visual acuity and autorefractor provisions under screenings conditions to children and adults. The project of H.I.T. Foundation: “SAVE CHILDREN’S SIGHT FOR A BETTER CHANCE IN LIFE” is able to detect visual defects of children, adolescents and young adults at an early stage. Approximately 20% of all children and young people have learning difficulties by undetected visual defects. Only if visual defects are detected and rectified early, children have good opportunities for learning, performance and a self-determined successful future. Some disclaimers: ˚ The H.I.T. vision screening is available, if there are no other or better options for vision correction onsite. ˚ The H.I.T. vision screening is as accurate as possible under the local circumstances. However, it does not measure up to the precise measurements taken and handled by an optician, optometrist or ophthalmologist in a professional environment! ˚ Therefore, neither the local examiner nor the H.I.T. Institute can be made liable for the results of the H.I.T. measurements and the effectiveness of the transferred eye-glasses. ˚ The final decision for participation in the H.I.T vision screening is made by the guardians/parents of the children and they are, therefore, fully responsible and not H.I.T. ˚ When there is no realistic possibility for an examination with an optometrist or at an eye clinic, there is a good chance that the H.I.T. vision screening program will detect visual defects and thus eye treatments can be applied in time. After the testing session, the BPO cruisers got the opportunity to see how kava was prepared and taste it! Most were a little apprehensive after the kava experience they had a few weeks earlier in Fiji (some had upset stomach) but after liking the taste, most went for a second roundJ Next morning, nobody felt ill and all reported a nice night sleep! Is that because Ambrym kava is some of the best?? I let you the judge! A special thank you to Chief Johnson for the nice welcome in the community. Filmed in August 2015.

Come join us for a sail around Minorca, Spain - one the amazingly beautiful Spanish Islands in the Balearic Islands. We stopped off at five different spots - check them out! Get the full story here: http://www.sailingbritican.com/sailing-around-minorca/ - 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 Here's an excerpt from my website about Minorca: Hands down, sailing around Minorca, and all the Balearic Islands for that matter, is a fantastic experience. The waters are very clean, the beaches are well-groomed, the food is excellent, the people are delightful and there are anchorages to suit everyone. Whether you want a quiet scenic bay with turquoise water or a bustling harbor filled with shops, cafes, and historical old towns you’ll get your fix. There are even party towns if you’re up for a rave or a foam party. The Balearic Islands are nothing like Italy, Greece, or Turkey so I can’t compare and contrast – they are in a league of their own. Many bays having mooring buoys and others allow for free anchoring. And there are loads of marinas if you prefer that scene. It has it all. As long as you plan ahead and understand the weather conditions you can surely enjoy the islands for free at anchor. That being my quick introduction to the Balearics, I want to take you for a trip around the island of Minorca. It’s the island located furthest to the east and the first of the Balearics that we toured before completing our circumnavigation of the Mediterranean. We purchased the boat in Palma, Majorca (the next island over) so Minorca marks our last stop before our circle completes. I’m hoping this article and the accompanying video will create an interest for you to consider a sailing holiday, extended cruising season, or even a sightseeing trip to Minorca. Sailing from Corsica to Minorca – how did we get to Minorca in the first place? So…since April 2014 (18 months ago as I write) we’ve sailed a total of 6,445 nautical miles. Leaving from Palma, Majorca we sailed to Gibraltar, Algeria, Malta, Sicily, Italy, Greece, Turkey, and then back hitting Greece, Italy, Sardinia, and Corsica. Eventually, the time came to leave Corsica and make our last stop before completing our Mediterranean circumnavigation. We left the majestic French town of Bonifacio on the island of Corsica at 5am in the morning. (Watch my video on Bonifacio, here: Sailing into Bonifacio on the French island of Corsica) The morning sky was still pitch black and only a rubbish truck could be heard murmurings through the town. I heard a quiet catfight and otherwise, the only noisemakers were my husband and I felt our way around the deck of the boat. The only thing to light our path was the yellow-orange town lamps. Looking around at the narrow carved rock exit I was grateful we had some light. Where’s the moon I wondered? As we slipped our lines and slowly eased out into the cliff-sided canal towards the open Mediterranean, my husband, Simon, headed forward and we whispered our customary goodbye: “Goodbye Bonifacio. Goodbye Corsica. Thank you so much for having us. We had a great time and appreciate your hospitality!” When creating a passage plan, Simon aims for us to arrive at our final destination during daylight. Entering a new harbor during the day is so much easier due to obvious reasons (you can see)! On this particular trip, the plan was to leave Bonifacio, Corsica, and arrive on the island of Minorca around 7pm the following day but we, instead, arrived at 3pm. The first stretch of our trip was brilliant as we were hitting speeds of 8.5 knots. Finish reading at: http://www.sailingbritican.com/sailing-around-minorca/ #sailing #sailingblog #sailingvideo