Gracias Paula por haber venido a disfrutar del viento,sol y naturaleza con este magnifico deporte y con la única escuela de carro a vela de la isla, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, una forma diferente y para todos independientemente de su condición física ...." Todos iguales bajo el viento" es el lema que nos acompaña y nos une todos los días, hasta pronto !! Thank you Paula for coming to enjoy the wind, sun and nature with this wonderful sport and the only school of sand yachting on the island, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, a different way and for all regardless of their physical condition .... "All Equal under the wind "is the motto that accompanies us and joins to us every day, see you soon !!

Gracias familia por haber venido a disfrutar del viento,sol y naturaleza con este magnifico deporte y con la única escuela de carro a vela de la isla, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, una forma diferente y para todos independientemente de su condición física ...." Todos iguales bajo el viento" es el lema que nos acompaña y nos une todos los días, hasta pronto !! Thank you family for coming to enjoy the wind, sun and nature with this wonderful sport and the only school of sand yachting on the island, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, a different way and for all regardless of their physical condition .... "All Equal under the wind "is the motto that accompanies us and joins to us every day, see you soon !!

Gracias familia y amigos por haber venido a disfrutar del viento,sol y naturaleza con este magnifico deporte y con la única escuela de carro a vela de la isla, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, una forma diferente y para todos independientemente de su condición física ...." Todos iguales bajo el viento" es el lema que nos acompaña y nos une todos los días, hasta pronto !! Thank you family and friends for coming to enjoy the wind, sun and nature with this wonderful sport and the only school of sand yachting on the island, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, a different way and for all regardless of their physical condition .... "All Equal under the wind "is the motto that accompanies us and joins to us every day, see you soon !!

Gracias familia y amigos por haber venido a disfrutar del viento,sol y naturaleza con este magnifico deporte y con la única escuela de carro a vela de la isla, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, una forma diferente y para todos independientemente de su condición física ...." Todos iguales bajo el viento" es el lema que nos acompaña y nos une todos los días, hasta pronto !! Thank you family and friends for coming to enjoy the wind, sun and nature with this wonderful sport and the only school of sand yachting on the island, Landsailing Fuerteventura/ Blokart School, a different way and for all regardless of their physical condition .... "All Equal under the wind "is the motto that accompanies us and joins to us every day, see you soon !!

This boat is an ex-rental of ours and has been in our fleet since new in 2012. The lower end of the stern drive was just replaced and has 0 hours on it. The Mercruiser 4.3MPI 220hp motor is in good shape and has just over 600 hours. Snap out carpets, Ipod docking stereo with 4 speakers, Roswell wake tower with Roswell racks and bimini top. Full cockpit and bow covers, flip up bolsters on captains chairs, big ski locker, front boarding ladder, full stainless package with pop-up cleats, 2built in coolers and one removable cooler, safety kit, fire extinguisher, and paddle all included in this package that is ready to go, on the tandem axle trailer! Come by and see this unit in person as it really is as clean as it looks, with only a few minor blemishes around the boat. Our rental customers are most frequently families who rent for a number of days at a time. We have nothing to do with houseboats here, so our boats don't get beat up. Be sure to go to www.shuswapmarina.com for more info, pics and a walkaround video!

In the hope of not dying in a fire explosion, I'm bringing the LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) installation aboard up to code. All I'm able to fit aboard my boat are two 3 kg butane canisters. That'll have to do :) Luckily I've found some plans on the internet for building the required box in which the two butane canisters will sit.

When we last left you we were sitting out a storm at Ko Rok. Now that it has subsided it is time to push on up towards Phuket. We make it to the southern entrance of Phiphi and are horrified to find this once peaceful anchorage packed with dive boats, long tails, day trippers, super yachts, hundreds of private mooring buoys and not forgetting mini booze cruises. (Con't below...) ****************************** Help support our videos: https://www.patreon.com/followtheboat Subscribe to our youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=spannerheadz Catch our blog at: http://www.followtheboat.com And get our email updates by subscribing here: http://eepurl.com/B9Ykn Follow us on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/followtheboat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/followtheboat ****************************** We attempted to anchor in about four different places before settling for a spot some few hundred metres from the shore. Jamie takes a quick dinghy ride and does a two minute recce of this rather popular holiday destination. The next morning we up anchor and motor out from the bay. Although the weather is overcast one can't help but be impressed with Phi Phi's natural beauty. Eventually there is enough wind to get the sails out and we motorsail towards Phuket. Halfway across we spot a strange object in the water. It turned out to be an upturned longtail. One reason why night-sailng in this area is not recommended. The clouds clear up and we make our way to the lee of Ko Mai Ton, a quiet, calm anchorage in stark contrast to Phi-Phi. As Millie and I continue to fish, Jamie decides a dip is in order. With the sky speckled with fluffy clouds we were in for a treat of a sunset. No fish for supper this evening but that was made up for by the 360 degree vista. In the tropics it turns from light to dark quite quickly, but in the transitional period you can guarantee some spectacular sunsets. Looking out across the open bay everything turns pink, and then purple, and then dark shadows until eventually it is pitch black, the horizon lit by a single squid fishing boat. The fantastic music on this video comes under the Creative Commons license. If you like it, you can legally download it yourself, but don't forget to support the artists by liking, sharing or even buying the odd track. Show some love :) 00:00 - Followtheboat's theme music: 'Suddenly' by Otis McDonald https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y66Dh5lx4qY 03:03 - 'Loving You, I'm Alive' by Adam Thomas https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadamthomas/loving-you-im-alive 16:42 - 'Trophy Endorphins' by Andy G. Cohen https://soundcloud.com/andycohen/trophy-endorphins

Our first set of new SplashDrone AUTO versions arrived this week, so just doing our first test flight at Simpson Bay Beach on the island of St Martin, SXM in the Caribbean! This first test was filmed using a GoPro Hero4 Black Edition filmed in 4K and edited down to 1080p. You might notice a bit of 'jitter' in some of the scenes, and seems like it may be caused by wind resistance on the gimbal when Splash Drone turns upwind already doing 20+knots and we have 15-20knots of wind already. Will check on the gimbal sensitivity settings and see if some adjustments is needed. Hope you enjoy the video, and as always, look forward to your comments! :) Please find all the SplashDrone packages available on our website at: http://www.AmbientRealLife.com/shop Video Sponsored in part by: IGY Marinas International http://www.IGYMarinas.com Budget Marine Chandleries Caribbean http://www.BudgetMarine.com Jimbo's Rock & Blues Cafe http://www.JimbosCafe.com Video Produced by http://www.LandAndSeaVideo.com ARL Logo Animation Produced by http://www.SomethingGames.com More Videos at http://www.AmbientRealLife.com caribbean, waterproof splash drone AUTO version, waterproof gimbal, gopro camera, sailing, st maarten, sxm, british virgin islands, bvi, tourism, travel, sailors, ambient real life.

Last year at Burning Man we set out to answer one simple question: How can we legally, safely and easily get rid of our RV gray water. In the video are the solutions we found at the event, if you want more ideas check out the post on our website: http://www.gonewiththewynns.com/eliminating-graywater-burning-man Filmed on: Canon EOS M w/ 18-55 IS STM GoPro Hero 3+ Black Audio: Rode VidMic Pro Zoom H4N (VO) Editing: MSI GS70-096 Crimson Adobe Premiere Pro CC Magic Bullet Looks Get our entire gear list and reviews here: http://www.gonewiththewynns.com/hd-video-secrets Music: "Going to" by Jahzzar (http://www.betterwithmusic.com) © Gone With the Wynns 2015

Impi is a catamaran sailing around the world. Here we visit an amazing little island in New Caledonia called Laregnere which is also known as Ilot NGE. New Caledonia absolutely capturing our hearts with its exquisite beauty and naturalness - No wonder this is a World Heritage site - 3/4 of the way around the world now and we have to say New Caledonia fast becoming our top destination ... we hope you enjoy :) #Yoga #Sailing #NewCaledonia

A Fine Friday Finale For 18's After 7 races spread out over 4 days time, including the Ronstan Bridge to Bridge the evening before, Friday broke with the promise superb conditions to wrap up this 2015 edition of the International 18' Regatta hosted by the St Francis Yacht Club. 11 boats were present, including the solitary Aussie entry, Keegab Yorks Compass Markets boat, which had suffered mast step damage on Tuesday , and looked for all intents and purposes, done for the regatta. With a deep, early season low pressure system rotating off the coast of Oregon, the isobars were stacked tightly over Northern California, and by dawns light, the Pacific was looking anything but pacified. On San Francisco Bay, the early signs of brisk conditions gave the fleet of Eighteen optimism that the regatta would end with a bang instead of the fizzle at the bottom of the course the previous evening. The noon 1st start was sailed in the high teens on the course, with a fast flood throughout race track, there was little incentive to head to the beach for relief. The WNW offshore presented a more reliable and consistent breeze than the fleet saw the prior Tuesday. The tight battle between David McDiarmids Yamaha and Alex Valling's C-Tech would continue were it left off on Tuesday, with Yamaha taking another bullet in race 8, with C-Tech nipping at her heels around the course. Fresh off repairs to the forestay attachment and mast forestay strut, Hamlin's Harken was back in form, and feeling great after a Bridge to Bridge class win the night before. In the mix and crossing paths with the leaders in the 1st race of the day, Team Harken would finish 3rd in the 1st race of the day and take the bullet in the 2nd. Winds would exceed 20 -25 for the 2nd race and the top of the track began to show some counter current as well as building swell filtering in from offshore, where a full on maelstrom was building and building. Conditions became more spirited in the second race with capsizes and close calls a plenty, mixed in with several spectator boats getting in the action along with a couple of the local tourist boats cutting across the course added to the color. Will Tiller's Aon would join Glen Sowry's Event Clothing and Daniel Roberts Notorious P.I.G. on the disabled list. Alex Valling's C-tech also would end up back on the beach, having suffered some jib sheet problems, but managing to limp around the course with enough chutzpa to hang onto a 3rd. By the 3rd race, pressure had increased to the high 20's and low 30's, with established rollers streaming through the top of the course. The 6 remaining boats would find themselves sailing extremely cautiously, but even so, conditions were getting on the edge of out of control, and the simple task of bearing away at the weather mark became an adventure. We witnessed two completely submarined boats as the bows dug in and the boats followed suit. As Graham Catley mentioned the night before, "To finish 1st, you have to first finish"... Graham and crew on Maersk would join JV Gilmour and crew on Skiff Sailing's PINK in the physically unable to finish category in the final race of the regatta. There would be but 4 boats to complete the final race, number 10 of the week, if you are counting, 1 Kiwi boat,( Yamaha) 1 Aussie boat ( Compass Markets) and two American entries( Harken & White Lightning). David Mcdiarmid's Yamaha would finish the regatta on a high note with yet another bullet and overall victory with a mere 11 points. Alex Valling's 4 man crew sat out the final race yet netted a 2nd place overall with 16 points and Hamlin and crew would ride into final day with a 3-1-2 flourish to take 3rd overall. Not bad for having to swallow 2 dnc's and a dnf on day 2! All in all a glorious finish to yet another superb year for the 18's on San Francisco Bay. The Kiwi's have become a powerhouse in the San Francisco event and despite most of them sailing much heavier and outdated rigs with battered sails, the American crews have shown themselves legit contenders, proud, unwavering and non relenting. It's great theater! Now if we can just get the Aussie's to bring a few more teams next year, we would have something extra special!

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Immersione con Adelmo Sorci su relitto Lombardo - Estate 2015

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