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      Set sail in style: luggage for first mates or first-class travelers
      The venerable Italian luggage firm Valextra has teamed up with renowned yacht maker German Frers to create travel pieces specifically for yacht goers. Inspired by 19th-century trunks, but designed for practicality and function, German Frers’ soft trunk ($3,480 or $4,790 for the larger version) can be dismantled and folded to optimize the limited space on a boat (or a private jet for that matter). The trunks and garment bag are made of a high-tech waterproof (no need to worry about storms at sea), scratch-resistant material that has the soft feel of leather and is worthy of any man's most precious cargo.

      Written by: LIFT


      Hop In My Chrysler It’s As Big As A Whale And It’s About To Set Sail*
      Julia and I are music-lovers. There is no time this is more obvious than when we are traveling in our van Stella. And since we are very social girls with a jam-packed schedule, we spend a lot of time with Stella, listening to music as we barrel down the highway flit from engagement to engagement. The same music. Over and over and over again. You see, Stella isn’t brand new with the latest features. She’s a classic beauty with a cassette player. When we bought her about a year ago, we immediately stocked her up with the cassettes we had on hand: a Beatles mix tape, an Awesome 80’s mix tape, and Herman’s Hermits. Everyone in our family loves 80s music. Julia and I love The Beatles. I’m the only one that likes Herman’s Hermits. And so, for the past almost year, we’ve been listening to the Awesome 80’s mix tape. We’ve listened. We’ve loved. We’ve learned. We know every word, note and beat to such great hits a

      Written by: My Mommy's Place: Mommy's Blog


      Cabrillo's ship to set sail again
      It will be something old yet new, and it should appeal to anyone fascinated with California's early history.The San Diego Maritime Museum is preparing to build a replica of the San Salvador, the flagship vessel that enabled Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo in 1542 to become the first European to explore the California coast.

      Written by: California travel news


      Set Sail
      Sailing out from Tamaris' beach.12th July 9:31pmI went sailing today for the first time in my life. Tamaris has had a change in leadership when it comes down to the instructor side of things. In my opinion it is for the better. The new Chief Instructor can actually be seen to lift a finger where as I was unsure who the old Chief Instructor was. Anyway the new guy has implemented water sports training on a Tuesday and Thursday evening. I jumped at the chance to get some sailing experience, maybe even enough to work as an instructor by the end of my contract.The sailing session lasted for two hours and I partnered a Bogger (PGL Tamaris slang for site workers) in a Feva. We didn't do much apart from sail back and forth, back and forth. It was good but I didn't get the same feeling about it as when I started paddling nearly four years back. Don't get me wrong I'll carry on training, but paddling will always be number one.Good lines, stay safe and see you on the wet stuff...Iai

      Written by: Rockratrobinson


      Set sail at the Mariners’ Museum’s new exhibit
      The Mariners’ Museum is known for housing artifacts from the USS Monitor, with a recently opened wing dedicated to that famous Civil War ironclad battle ship. But its holdings also include more than 150 canoes, kayaks and other small boats from 42 nations that the museum has been collecting since its opening in 1930 to document the many ways people have set sail. More: continued here

      Written by: Investigate the world through a photo


      Royal Caribbean's New Generation of Megaships to Set Sail in Europe in 2008
      MIAMI, Feb 26, 2007 – Royal Caribbean International today announced plans to deploy Independence of the Seas - the third in its new Freedom class of ships - in the United Kingdom, when she debuts in May 2008. Sharing the title of the largest, most innovative cruise ship in the world with sister ships, Freedom of the Seas and the soon-to-be-launched Liberty of the Seas, Independence of the Seas will be the largest ship ever to be home-ported in Europe. Currently under construction in Aker Yards in Turku, Finland, Independence of the Seas will be delivered to Royal Caribbean in May 2008 and will feature the line’s signature innovations including the FlowRider surf simulator, the H2O Zone water park, an ice-skating rink, a rock-climbing wall and a boxing ring. The 3,634-guest cruise ship will sail the 2008 summer season from Southampton, United Kingdom. Following a series of preview sailings in Oslo, Norway; Hamburg, Germany; and Southampton, U.K., Independence will embark on her maid

      Written by: Cruise Line News


      Cruise Travel - Do Your Homework Before You Set Sail
      Cruise travel will be the focus of this article. Arter reading this article, you will be able to book your cruise vacation with confidence. Cruise vacations offer something for everyone. Whether you want an exciting adventure or a relaxing vacation, youll find it. Take the time to learn about all your options to make sure [...]

      Written by: Advice Guru Network


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