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UPFRONT


MY FAVOURITE DESTINATION


SNAP APPY


Bring your phone photos to a new level with these incredible image apps


SNAPSEED Google’s Snapseed packs a punch, rivalling desktop photo editors with its huge range of features and an intuitive interface. Select a specific area of your photo and adjust that single point.


GINNIE SPRINGS – HIGH POINT, FLORIDA RICK THOMAS President, JMS YAchting USA


Up on the beautiful Santa Fe River in northern Florida tucked into the southern bank of the river as it passes near the little town of High Springs flows a beautiful, fresh-water, natural spring. Over 1-billion litres of water flows from this spring system per day. It is here that I love to travel with a select group of friends. Not to splash and float in tubes on top of the river – I dress in a specialsed drysuit and appropriate


GO TREKKING Thanks to a redesigned antenna for better satellite reception, the Oregon 750t GPS and GLONASS handheld puts even more of the great outdoors at your fingertips. This rugged navigator is ready for anything, with its wireless connectivity. www.garmin.com


39°15’00”N 14°23’40”E MARSILI


Marsili is a large undersea volcano in the Tyrrhenian Sea, about 175 kilometres (109 mi) south of Naples. The seamount is about 3,000 m (9,800 feet) tall. Its peak and crater are about 450 m below the sea surface. In 2010 volcanologists said that Marsili could erupt at any time.


diving gear for a two to three hour excursion into the Devil’s cave system. Over 10 km of cave ranging in depths of 18m to 40m await as we prepare to make the dive. The gorgeous, natural rock formations appear in the gin-clear water as our lights dance off the walls, floor and ceilings of the cave. Here is where I am able to be closest to God, and the wonders of our natural world.


FOODIE Everyone has been guilty of taking pictures of their food at some point. Foodie embraces this impulse and helps you take your food photos to an entirely new level..


PRISMA PHOTO EDITOR This free photo editing app uses artificial neural networks (whatever that means), which “enable users to make photos appear like they were painted by Picasso, Munch, or even Salvador Dali.


VESSEL VARIETIES


As the summer season starts to draw to a close, we’re wondering what kind of shape you’re in. Have you retained your dignity and are still cruising at 14 knots or have you sprung a leak and are wallowing on the bottom?


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MOTORBOAT MARY Whether you’re an inboard or an outboard, you like to shake it all


about. You’re small, fast and can keep up with the best of them. Still going strong.


JIMMY JETSKI You run circles round everyone else, you’re jumping waves, you’re all fired


up and then your kill switch is pulled and it’s game over. You’re in storage for the winter.


SCHOONER SAM You’ve burned your masts at both ends and it’s time to take a break.


As a double-masted vessel you really know how to party hard but are two masts better than one, really?


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FOUL BOTTOM BETTY Yes, the name says it all, you’re ready for the dry dock and it’s time


for some anti-foul on your hull. You’ve seriously overdone it this summer and it’s time to dry out.


CATAMARAN CATHY As a double hulled vessel, you’re very well-endowed. You can sail faster


in shallower waters which means there’s no stopping you. On the other hand you’re more stable and less likely to keel over so you’re getting to the end of the season in pretty good shape. Well done you!


TRAWLER TONY You’re in it for the long haul and slow and steady wins the race.


Sure, you’re not the sleekest boat in the yard but you’re solid and there’s plenty of room aboard. You’ve trawled all summer and you’re feeling a little rusty. Time for some well deserved RnR and you’re off to be overhauled ready for next season.


ONBOARD | AUTUMN 2022 | 13


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