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This vessel is currently for sale and if you would like more information about it and full listing please contact Ian Van Tuyl 1880 Harbor Island Dr. Ste 200 San Diego, CA 92101 1-619-507-4416 (cell phone) 1-619-681-0638 (Fax) Www.Ivtyachtsales.com Facebook.com/ivtyachtsales http://myyachtspot.blogspot.com/ http://www.youtube.com/user/rideivt Winner of the Jeanneau Outstanding Dealer Award for 2012 & 2013 Winner of the Jeanneau Top Dealer for Customer Service Award for 2011, 2012 & 2013 Winner of the Jeanneau Exceptional Marketing & Sales for 2011, 2012 & 2013 New Yachts that I Proudly Represent: CNB, Grand Soleil, Prestige, Jeanneau, Hunter and Quality Power & Sail Brokerage yachts If you have a Friend, family member or co-worker that is interested in buying or selling a yacht, please feel free to contact me or send them my information. Your personal referrals are the greatest compliment. Thank You!

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We have been all setup for Christmas on the boat now for a few weeks. The harbor we are in now has a nice Christmas Boat Parade however it was scheduled for the day we returned from Vacation so we didn't participate. We did however decorate the boat on the outside by running colored lights around the entire boat from stem to stern along the pulpits and lifelines. We also ran white lights inside the cockpit and in the evenings we would play Christmas music so those walking down the street to the local restaurants could hear it. It was pretty cool and was always nice to keep us in the Christmas spirit. Additionally, we have a very small 2 foot Christmas tree that we decorated and put on a small table in the front of the Salon. We hung the stockings from the Port Catches in the Salon and it really made it feel nice and 'Christmassy' down below. Deb also made a nice piece of Garland that she hung on the arch between the Salon and NavStation & Galley. It looks great. I have heard several different versions of "Twas the Night Before Christmas" but I figured this would be a nice variation to it. Enjoy the Boating version of the story aboard Last Affair (Twas the boating night before Christmas on Last Affair) Merry Christmas to All and to all a good night -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "How to repair a wooden mast, boom, spar or Bulkhead (Step by Step) " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nxr-yxUjvQ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

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-~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "SBS ep.121 - Sailing Back from Catalina and a Postmortem" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPxhSgXk8sM -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

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http://www.onlinedivegear.com.au http://www.divingadelaide.com.au The Glenelg Blocks are a well known dive site, but not many people dive it from shore. The blocks, which are located about 600m off shore from popular Glenelg Beach, are obviously a fair swim out from the beach and because the jetty doesn't have a lot of life on it, the blocks and jetty isn't a popular shore dive. On a day of flat calm seas, blue skies and the sun high in the sky, Kingsley, Brett and Ron decided to have a look under the jetty and make the swim to the blocks to have a look around. As this dive site is only 5m. deep and so close to shore, most divers we know rather do a different dive site, instead of the blocks (and if you've paid your dollars for one of the dive charters to take you out, that makes a lot of sense). The blocks is a great training site though and it reminded us of Port Noarlunga Reef in a lot of aspects, such as fish life, depth, growth and more. In between the jetty and the blocks (which is about 500m), there is not a fish to be seen. Well, maybe one or two, but not very many. However, besides the algae there are heaps of crabs, plenty of nudibranchs, seastars and other small marine life (we even found a pipefish) to be found here, so if you are going to do this dive, make sure you keep your eyes open. If you follow straight west on your compass from the jetty out, you will cover the area where the old jetty used to be. Besides heaps of lead (sinkers), there are quite a few bits and pieces of the jetty to be seen down here. Don't expect to see the complete remnants of the old jetty to be seen down there though, as most of it must have simply washed ashore over the years. The visibility was pretty good a little bit further out (about 8m), we were surprised by the temperature which was already up at 21 degrees in the shallows and 20 degrees near the blocks in mid-December and all in all, we would consider this a good dive site, considering that it's literally on our doorstep. Video shot at Glenelg Jetty & Blocks South Australia 05/12/2013 (C) Ron van der Marel Divers: Ron van der Marel (Diving Adelaide Owner/Instructor) Kingsley Griffin (Diving Adelaide Instructor) Brett Blackwell This video was shot using a GoPro HERO2 in a dive housing.

Tony Kirby talks about his new McConaghy built Ker 46 Patrice, The Race and raising funds for The Kids Cancer Project

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I took this video to show you the view from the ride in Sea World looking at the park and Beautiful San Diego California in December.

Here's a new style video for you, will be interested in your feedback whether you like it or don't like it, and why.. before I continue with making some more! :) The HMS Diamond Rock located just off the SW corner of the island Martinique in the Windward Islands of the Caribbean! The first island ever commissioned by the British as a Naval vessel during the Napoleonic Wars in the early 1800's. Used by the British to take a tactical advantage over the French fleet stationed at Ford de France on Martinique and intercept all the supply ships heading for the garrison. After a year and half of having the fleet harrassed by the British, the French commander Villeneuve dispatched an enormous fleet to take back the rock by force! Video Produced by http:www.LandAndSeaVideo.com More Videos at http:www.AmbientRealLife.com

Celebrating 2 years of cruising onboard our catamaran ... 1/2 the globe circumnavigated ... and more to go!

CubAvventura, Viaggio e Crociera a Cuba by Catamaranocaraibi com Un Itinerario studiato per poter scoprire Cuba, la vera Cuba con i suoi colori e i suoi ritmi, 7GG dI TOUR a terra (Havana, VIGNALES, REMEDIOS, SANTA CLARA, TRINIDAD) & Arcipelago de Los Canarios..il paradiso di Cayo Largo! Gruppo di viaggio già confermato dall'11 al 26 Gennaio 2014, chiedi informazioni e programmi e preparati a partire con noi per un viaggio unico a Cuba tra Mare e Terra! Info e Programmi a info@imbarcoindividuale.com

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