From Kāpiti to Kobe – The Kiwi Girl is Sailing all for Peace

From Kāpiti to Kobe – The Kiwi Girl is Sailing all for Peace

The people whom we call achievers are not the one like normal persons. Unlike us, they don’t sit and wait for things to change and happen, instead they put efforts to make the things happen the way they want. It is the same adventurous spirit that took one Kiwi onto a voyage, which was incredible. Emily-Rose Reid, from Raumati Beach, participated in the race and on the Kāpiti Coast. Reid is in the mid of on a tour of the…

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The Family Of Us Sailing Mourns The Joseph Chomyn Loss

The Family Of Us Sailing Mourns The Joseph Chomyn Loss

It might have seemed like a relatively summer sea breeze that is straightforward on the Bay of Palma, but  two races contested today by the ten TP52s at the Puerto Portals 52 Super Series Sailing Week turned out hard to read. The truth that is hard to keep a high level of consistency in both races is probably best illustrated in the results of the super consistent Sled. This is the one who won the first race, but they ended…

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At Sail Melbourne International It Was An Extreme Day– Day 2

At Sail Melbourne International It Was An Extreme Day– Day 2

At Sail Melbourne International, it was on another day of extreme sailing. This was the second day of Olympic class racing. On the second day, higher temperatures and a hot breeze blow off on the land and did not allow the sailors to get cooled off and have any easy race on Port Phillip. On the second day of the event, a full day of racing was completed in almost all the classes with some gains and losses across the…

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Vava II Spotted In Boston

Vava II Spotted In Boston

“We were going to need a bigger boat”, this is not the joke this time and even further. A big size yacht, in fact, so big, that it can fit a helicopter comfortably on its upper deck was seen floating near Boston Harbor and was anchored near the Peddocks Island. Whose Yacht It Is? According to information received from the Daily Mail. The name of this superyacht is Vava II, and it is said to be owned by Ernesto Bertarelli…

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Ogilvy’s Yacht Sank Within Five Minutes Of Launch

Ogilvy’s Yacht Sank Within Five Minutes Of Launch

The Scotsman based Richard Ogilvy bought a boat from a private yachtsman in London about 15 years ago that was in the year 2013. Since then he worked on it for up to eight hours every day. The objective behind was to restore the glory of boat. Now, after the 15 years of hard work, Richard finally decided to test the boat. For this, he decided to sail the yacht at Burghead Harbor in Scotland. But unfortunately, the yacht Sea…

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Boy Scouts Learning Old Form Of Sailing

Boy Scouts Learning Old Form Of Sailing

Mesmerizing the halyards, dragging the sails at an almost right angle, hitching the wind. With their efforts the mariners have taken the wind under their command for years and are using it to carry them to far distant places. The Boy Scouts this week from all over the valley are learning the same skill in Florida at Sea Base. Mason Hohnadel, the 15 year old a member of 1701 Boy Scout Troop in Harlingen shared his thought after learning the…

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