Cannes Boat Show, test drive Lagoon 52S and a visit to the Lagoon factory in Bordeaux in search of our new catamaran after selling Lagoon 39 Breinwave.

Decidere di fare una vacanza in barca a vela ti porta inevitabilmente a valutare le varie tipologie di vacanza... ecco qualche breve consiglio. Ci auguriamo di conoscerti presto a bordo di Virando. www.virando.eu

Barbados war unser erster Anlaufpunkt nach knapp 2 Wochen auf dem Atlantik. In nächster Nähe zum traumhaft weißen Strand und in türkisem Wasser haben wir unseren Anker in der Carlisle Bay geworfen. Eine Woche lang schnorcheln, mit Schildkröten schwimmen und die Zeit am Strand genießen.... ENDLICH ANGEKOMMEN! Besucht uns auf unserer Website unter http://www.sy7seas.com oder auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SY7seas/ und folgt uns auf Instagram für mehr aktuelle Infos über uns http://instagram.com/sy7seas Musik: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jason_Shaw/ 0:14-1:58 One Fine Day - Jason Shaw 1:58-5:25 Nice And Easy - Jason Shaw 5:31-8:45 Acoustic Meditation - Jason Shaw

Bau einer kleinen Pantry für unser Folkeboot Admiral Jacob. Bei Fragen, Anregungen, Wünschen könnt Ihr gerne die Kommentarfunktion benutzen. .... alle möglichen Infos neben den Videos in Sachen Folkeboote findet Ihr auch hier: https://www.klassisch-am-wind.de/ oder https://www.facebook.com/FolkebootMike/

Gestern haben wir unsere neu verglaste Luke bei Richter in Kiel abgeholt und gleich eingebaut....

Sailing in Finland. In this episode a tiny island with a little harbor and an old pilot station in Aland archipelago, between Sweden and Finland, Baltic Sea. The most beautiful sailing destinations of The Baltic Sea. This season we invite you to sail with us to Finland and Sweden. Additionally on this channel you will find some videos about the practice of living onboard our sailing yacht Safran - Trismus 37 with 1 meter draft. You are also welcome to visit our sailing blog where you can read about amazing harbors off the beaten track, from Western Baltic to the end of The Gulf of Bothnia, the most Northern part of The Baltic Sea and Lithuanian Curonian Lagoon in Eastern Baltic. http://www.photovoyage.pl/sailingblog Searching for good photos of travel and nature? Visit our photo bank http://www.photovoyage.pl/index.php?lang=en&

The 3rd episode of the adventures of a young french guy, sailing the world with Into The Wild, a jeanneau sun fizz sailboat Follow us on our trip in Canary islands and the Atlantic crossing

It is time to get some motivation back. It is interesting how there are times in a boat owner's life where things are going well, and you're excited and motivated, and there are times when your not. Deb and I have struggled with this over the years. We love our boats, doing our work and the refining of the vessel is just part of the live-aboard and cruising lifestyle. We accept, welcome and most of the times look forward to that. Historically if we were at a time when I was feeling de-motivated, Deb would be up when I was down and the same when Deb was down, I wouldn't be, and I would lift her spirits. The last couple of months of other priorities, the leaks getting worse from the rain and deck work that is still mid progress and an overall concern with not seeing any progress and getting discouraged by it, Deb and I were both in a bit of a boat owners funk. We still love our boat, our dreams and our desires for sailing and cruising. BUT, and like Sir Mix A Lot says, this is a Big But, we were getting pretty dejected and not sure what to do next. We knew what typically gets us going given this is the 3rd boat we are refitting. For us, it is small wins, some visioning of what it will be like when done, the experiences we can have with the boat, etc. But even after doing that, we were just ready to call the boat a big piece of sh%T and stop doing much on it. You may ask yourself, What Changed? It was one simple thing that sort of kick started both of us. I have been stating I was going to make an awning for the boat to help shield some of the rain when at dock or anchor and be a sun shade to aid the air conditioners on hot days. But, it was just not a priority, and the work seemed harder than I planned, yada, yada, yada. Bottom line, I didn't make this thing. Deb arranged for a local canvas and boat shop to come out and measure and build a great sun cover. The bottom line is we are getting a sunshade that goes from toe rail to toe rail about 6 and a half feet off the deck with detachable side curtains that will go from the Mizzen all the way to the bow pulpit. This cover will do wonders for shade, rain protection and we will even have removable panels that will attach from the sides and attach at the lifelines to allow us to shadow the deck when the sun is starting to get low in the sky. This sun shade was the shot in the arm we needed. Deb was instantly putting lists together of the things we needed to get done if we start in the V-Berth and start working our way backward. A lot of it is finishing the projects we have begun and didn't finish, and others are a focus on improvement and finalization. Removing Teak also got us motivated to start to solve for the leaking dorade as well as removing more of the teak deck in preparation for our spring repairs to the spots on the deck that need it and the addition of layers of fiberglass, fixed core where needed and a new nonstick surface over all of it. I put together a video of the work we did this week. I hope you enjoy it, share it and do me a favor and let me know if you think others would benefit from a short e-book with photos and instructions on how to remove the teak decks from their boats, inspect the core and make repairs where needed? If so, please email me at glhotka@svdreamchaser.com and let me know your thoughts. Feel free to repost this article with embedded video to your favorite sailing group, sailing club or even point them to our youtube channel or Facebook channel for more info as well. If you are receiving this blog via email or on a device that won't play the embedded video, click this link to the video. The link is https://youtu.be/DeDXBPvfdLo Join us on our journey as we continue to rebuild, refit and prepare our Formosa 51 Sailboat for our continued cruising journey. We have always loved the Formosa, bought one (on a bit of a whim) late in 2014, moved aboard this one right away and started to do our refit while living board. We are avid fans of Cruising Outpost and Good Ole Boat (Good Old Boat) magazines and love the ideas we get from them. Subscribe !! https://www.youtube.com/c/svdreamchaser?sub_confirmation=1 Support !! http://www.patreon.com/svdreamchaser Lets Connect !! - http://www.facebook.com/svdreamchaser - http://www.twitter.com/svdreamchaser - http://svdreamchaser.tumbler.com -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- 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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Nigel was happy to be back home on the original Emuna. =^.,.^= We are glad that you chose to check us out! Thanks for watching! ^_^ ... (Click "show more" to see music credits and more info) NEW THEME SONG! Written and performed by Lorraine Bowen! http://www.lorrainebowen.co.uk/ https://www.youtube.com/user/LorraineBowenTV SOUNDTRACK: Bounce by Kevin Sandbloom http://kevinsandbloom.com/ THREE HISTORICAL FIRSTS IN ONE TRIP!!! Did you know that Niccolea is going to be the first Black American woman on record to sail around the world and Dovid is going to be the first Jewish American on record to do so? AND Captain Nigel Shortbottom will be the first circumnavigating Manx boat kitty! Because of this we want to document the journey with better video equipment, editing programs, and services (such as online back up, satellite phone, and satellite internet). if you would like to be a patron of this project and make a monthly pledge of as little as $1/mo, please see our Patreon profile: https://www.patreon.com/emunaendeavor If you prefer to do single donation crowd funding, we also have an ongoing GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/ee-safetyequip Or if you prefer PayPal use this link: https://www.paypal.me/TheEmunaEndeavor

Great example of a replacement mainsail for a Beneteau First 42 designed by Precision Sails and made from Challenge Warp Drive Tri Radial Dacron. This sail has 2 full and 2 partial battens, 2 reef points and the Precision Sails Off Shore Package as well as radial reinforced corners.

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A quick two day trip with our friends Kai and Katie to start off the Christmas break right! Had an amazing dive session, and some hair-raising sailing as well and ended with a beautiful hike! We appreciate you guys watching our videos, and would love to share them with anyone and everyone! So share, like, comment anything you want to do and we'll respond! Theres also more ways that you can follow along below! Follow us and see more photos on Instagram! @capaz_the_adventure_cat Like us on Facebook and follow along there! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/capaztheadventurecat/ Or for the readers we also have a blog to follow along! Blog: https://capaztheadventurecat.wordpress.com/ We would love for you to like, share, comment, anything! We will do our best to respond to any questions, comments, or anything of the sort! You guys are the greatest, and we appreciate the support of watching! Main Camera: GoPro Music: Song #1 Mountain Song by Lions Den Song #2 Shaky Ground by Freedom Fry

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Scene from August 2018 with the extremly rare mimic octopus (Thaumoctopus mimicus) which we found in the Red Sea at the sea gras of Abu Dabbab near Marsa Alam.

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