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Zac: Only a sailor could understand
Our Current Location: Our Antalya Flat (heading home soon)
We've been following Zac Sunderland since he began his quest last June to become the Youngest Solo Circumnavigator (at 17). He's been slogging his way up the West Coast of Mexico, dogging ships, potential hurricanes and fixing major damage caused by the "Baja Bash".
Click to zoom in..
Locations and Blog Link (bottom) are automatically updated from Zac's latest Blog posts.
Last week with approximately 500+ miles to go, a return date and location was announced: Fisherman's Village, Marina del Rey on Tuesday July 14th at 10:00am. Seems like plenty of time..yes?
While we were cruising we had a golden rule..
"You can pick a time OR a place, but you can't pick both".
The weather introduces too many variables into the equation, it's just not as simple as pushing the pedal to the metal. So.. I wasn't too surprised when they announced they may have to push back his arrival date a couple of days.
Wait a minute.. how far does he have to go? Based on my calculations the distance is 270 miles (point to point) and he has a little over 5 DAYS. Yes days.. 132 hours to cover 270 miles.. yikes!!
There is no fast lane at sea, especially on the Baja Bash. Look at all the jagged lines on our track up the Red Sea.. that's short tacking all day 45-50 miles back and forth to only cover 30 miles (in 9 hours). That is a hard days work.. we had TWO people and we got to rest at night, Zac doesn't!
Zac I salute you.. you have accomplished an amazing feat. I would be very interested to catch up with you, sometime way down the road.. and see how this adventure changed your life.
If you haven't checked out our Interactive TrackZac map Please do..
I'd love some feedback if you get a chance.. BlurbBits is the product I've been working on for the past year, preparing for my return to the real world (and a job).
We've been following Zac Sunderland since he began his quest last June to become the Youngest Solo Circumnavigator (at 17). He's been slogging his way up the West Coast of Mexico, dogging ships, potential hurricanes and fixing major damage caused by the "Baja Bash".
Click to zoom in..
Locations and Blog Link (bottom) are automatically updated from Zac's latest Blog posts.
Last week with approximately 500+ miles to go, a return date and location was announced: Fisherman's Village, Marina del Rey on Tuesday July 14th at 10:00am. Seems like plenty of time..yes?
While we were cruising we had a golden rule..
"You can pick a time OR a place, but you can't pick both".
The weather introduces too many variables into the equation, it's just not as simple as pushing the pedal to the metal. So.. I wasn't too surprised when they announced they may have to push back his arrival date a couple of days.
Wait a minute.. how far does he have to go? Based on my calculations the distance is 270 miles (point to point) and he has a little over 5 DAYS. Yes days.. 132 hours to cover 270 miles.. yikes!!
There is no fast lane at sea, especially on the Baja Bash. Look at all the jagged lines on our track up the Red Sea.. that's short tacking all day 45-50 miles back and forth to only cover 30 miles (in 9 hours). That is a hard days work.. we had TWO people and we got to rest at night, Zac doesn't!
Zac I salute you.. you have accomplished an amazing feat. I would be very interested to catch up with you, sometime way down the road.. and see how this adventure changed your life.
If you haven't checked out our Interactive TrackZac map Please do..
I'd love some feedback if you get a chance.. BlurbBits is the product I've been working on for the past year, preparing for my return to the real world (and a job).
7+7 Reasons Why Singapore is your Leading Tourist Attraction
No need to doubt, Singapore is now a fully-grown industrialized nation. The country is now the busiest hub for shipping lines and passenger liners. Fact is; its location has contributed numerous successes to their cultural and tourists attractions.
So, Why Visit in Singapore?
- Visiting Singapore is easy. The country offers VISITORS PERKS, the promo given to you to enjoy your stay.
- There are also discounts once you visit shopping malls such as Suntec City Mall, Marina Square, The Centerpoint, The Heeeren Shops and the VivoCity.
- High-Class Hotels such as Conrad Centennial Singapore, Copthorne King’s Hotel and Four Seasons Hotel are everywhere and reservations can be done online.
- Must-to-see Attractions are experienced with the Great Singapore Pass. With GSP, a twenty percent off is given once you visit: Wild Wild Wet, TigerLIVE, The Merlion, Songs of the Sea, the Philatelic Museum, the Discovery Center, Sentosa 4D Magix, Red Dot Design Museum, National Orchid Garden, MNT Museum of Toys, Malay Village, Cheng Ho Cruise, City & Cultural FunVee Tour and more…
- Dining and Restaurants are all over the place. Singapore is the food capital of Asia and whether you want to cruise on a gastronomic delight, it’s all there. You can even download the Singapore Map online and mark those dining precincts. Please never forget Clarke Quay. Here, you’ll enjoy their $15 set lunch.
- Lots of things to do in Singapore. You can go shopping, dived into their beauty and wellness centers, stay active and alive with their land and water sports activities and see the country’s artistic side.
- Tour Guides are scattered all over the country to ensure your safety and protection. If you have your laptop with you, you can inquire information online. There are also licensed tourist guides you can hire during your visit.
Interesting Singapore Trivia
- Singapore has only a total land area of 682.7 sq. km which is considered as one of the top twenty smallest regions in the world.
- The fitting symbol of Singapore is the Merlion (half fish, half-lion beast).
- Singapore is the home of The Night Safari, the First World’s Night Zoo.
- Singapore’s Changi Airport is awarded as the Best Airport Worldwide in 2003.
- Singapore’s highest grossing film of all time is Titanic, earning $6.65 million.
- Eight out of ten people in Singapore own a mobile phone.
- Singapore is the home of World’s Highest Man-Made Waterfall, the Jurong BirdPark.
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