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Happy 4th of July and the Spot Tracker
Posted July 3rd, 2009 by flgypsysoulHi All; Hope everone is having a great 4th of July and getting a lot of sailing in. I Now have a SPOT messenger/tracker. I am and can how share my location information with you. Click on the link to see where I am. Positions are updated every 10 min in tracking mode. This site will show you my present and track on "Google Maps" Just follow this link to see my location updates: |
Sailing Photo of the Week - IDEC Trimaran
03 Jul The famous IDEC trimaran looks fast just standing still, but when it's gaining speed, as in this photo, there's no question that this is one powerful craft. IDEC, in the hands of the incomparable Francis Joyon, is the fastest boat to be singlehanded non-stop around the world. One look, and you can see why this water-rocket rules the world. |
Aransas Pass Texas to Jacksonville fla
Posted July 3rd, 2009 by flgypsysoulWell the time is getting near. Finally after being away from my girl (Gypsysoul) for all most 1 1/2 years we are finally getting gack togeather. I will depart Jacksonville, Fl on July 21st to Aransas Pass Tx. There we will finish the complete outfit of Gypsy Soul ( about 1 to 2 months worth) for the trip via the ICW and the Gulf with stops along the way to visit friends. We also will spend some quality time in Key West. I love that place. |
Watching Fireworks from Boats
01 Jul With Canada Day today in the Great White (or Wet) North, Independence Day drawing near in the US, and waterfront festivals taking place across the Northern Hemisphere, boat parades, cruising raft-ups, sailing festivals and other semi-organized boating events will be drawing crowds over the next several weeks. Among these, one of the most spectacular on-the-water activities for recreational boaters has got to be gathering on the water for local fireworks displays. There's just nothing quite like seeing the show from on deck, and it's something to be experienced.
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Volvo Ocean Race - a Look Back
01 Jul It's over! 37,000 miles in 10 legs over 9 months. The Volvo Ocean Race has run its course, and the crews are, in a word, exhausted. Ending up like one long war with 10 well-defined battles, the competition in this Volvo Ocean Race was extraordinary, with every leg a tactical sprint to the finish, and every finish showing how closely matched these teams have been. After all is said and done, it is the team on Ericsson 4, with Torben Grael as skipper, who took the top of the podium. |
Training for the next iShares Cup - Mike Golding
Posted June 30th, 2009 by Mike GoldingWe are in Hyeres South of France training for the next iShares Cup event which begins here on Friday later on this week. The Ecover Extreme 40 is resplendent in her new shiny black paintwork is receiving many admiring comments from the other teams who are also here preparing. The boat arrived in the truck on Thursday of last week, Will (Howden) and Nick (Houchin) assembled the boat on Thursday/Friday and then had her re weighted by the Extreme 40 measures (because of the new paint!) over the weekend. By yesterday morning (Monday) the entire team had arrived raring to get going. |
Kitesurfing Topics for Essay Writing
Posted June 30th, 2009 by ronaldoEssay writing is a type of writing that is free-flowing, and is categorically based on the person's opinion, commentary, points of view or perceptions. It has different types, which could either fall on the informal or formal tone. Essay writing can be used for different purposes, and that it can be used to tackle anything such as sports. In sports magazines for instance, they usually use essay writing as a way to reach out to their audience. |
Boat ride from California to New Zealand
Posted June 29th, 2009 by ximenaHello,
We are a couple interested in catching a boat ride to New Zealand or anywhere in the South Pacific.
We are currently in Florida working as crew on yachts trying to save some money for the trip. Our schedule is open to your boats itinerary. We are also willing to work in exchange of food and a bunk.
If your boat is heading this way and you are interested in this kind of trade please drop us a line and we will send you more info about who we are.
Looking forward to hearing from you
Ximena and David
Cruising the Sea of Cortez - Puerto Escondido to the Bay of Concepcion
Posted June 29th, 2009 by Dolce VitaCruising the Sea of Cortez Part 4, Puerto Escondido to the Bay of Concepcion - Escondido is a popular anchorage for boaters during the hurricane season. They call it a hurricane hole because it provides protection with the mountains that are rising up across a small valley less than a mile away. |
Sailing in Sardinia - Farr 40 World Championship
28 Jun Sardinia - Farr 40 sailboats from around the world were to be found in Sardinia this weekend, sailing off the second largest island in the Mediterranean at the Farr 40 World Championship. Sardinia is known for its beautiful scenery and wonderful sailing conditions, and although the seas were lumpy for the Farr 40 crews, the conditions did not disappoint, and the sailors were able to test themselves and their one-design boats to the limit as they raced the island's waters. In the end it was Barking Mad, a sailboat from the USA, that took the overall win, while the Italians on Nerone had to settle for second place. 40 nearly identical Farr 40 sailboats raced over four days off Porto Cervo, in the Costa Smeralda area of Sardinia. The sailing teams, each made up of |







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