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SWIM INTO SUMMER Bathers, swimmers, togs, a cossie, trunks or even a dookie (what?!). We’re here to help you decide what kind of swimsuit you are!
a trikini (don’t forget the matching mask), a burkini (more is more), there’s even the pubikini (designed to show off the pubic hair) and the monokini for topless bathing, it seems the options are endless. Either way, anything ending in kini is usually a good choice for summer.
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board short is for you. Originally designed for surfing, these longer length shorts seem to appeal to Americans as they like to avoid the lycra chafe. Having said that, we do love a Vilebrequin print swimming trunk, budget-permitting.
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your buttocks, chances are you’re the mankini. Popularised (if we dare say that) by Borat, this item sets the wearer apart (as well as the cheeks) and is really only for the bold.
show off your bits, then the little Budgie Smuggler is for you. Popular with northern Europeans, these little fellas leave nothing to the imagination.
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you wonder why you never wore it before! Hiding the problem stomach area, this piece is a delightfully flattering garment leaving you with a strange silhouette on the torso. Despite that, we love it.
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STAR GAZER
If you’re out in the middle of the ocean, then the un-polluted skies offer the perfect conditions
ONE PIECE MAILLOT There comes a time when the bikini is replaced by the one piece, and
BUDGIE SMUGGLER If you like a little more coverage than the mankini but still like to
THE MANKINI If you find yourself liking a couple of strips of lycra stretched between
BOARD SHORT OR BORED SHORT? If you prefer a hibiscus floral print in a knee length short, then the
MY FAVOURITE DESTINATION VANCOUVER ISLAND
DOMINIQUE SMIT Co-Founder - Virtual Pursers LLP
Vancouver Island is one of the most tranquil places, with rugged beaches and eclectic local communities. It is located off Canada’s Pacific Coast and is the capital of British Columbia. One of my favourite attractions in the summer is the Butchart Gardens which boasts 55 acres of garden and has 50 full-time gardeners. Along the rocky coastline, the water is wetsuit temperature all year round but it is known for some of the best
WET SOUNDS
Berluti and Bang & Olufsen collaborate for a limited- edition collection. This portable speaker has a longer playtime, fully waterproof, integrated voice assistant, and speakerphone. Meet the upgraded choice for great sound on the go.
www.bang-olufsen.com
STAR CHART You can now have a virtual star chart in your pocket. Look through the
eyes of your iPhone or iPad to see a high-tech window into the whole visible universe. Point this at the sky to see what’s above you. The top educational and augmented reality astronomy app.
surf in Canada. During the winter, you’re just a short drive away from the gorgeous mountain towns of Whistler and Blackcomb, famous for their ski slopes. From April to October it’s high whale watching season, where you are almost 100% guaranteed to see an Orca in its natural habitat. With friendly people, breath-taking views and no shortage of exciting activities year-round, it’s hard not to fall in love with Vancouver Island.
36°59’24.0”N 26°59’06.0”E KALYMNOS
Not only the climbing Mecca of Greece but, also the original home of sponge divers. For centuries, Kalymnos remained the centre of the sponge diving industry in Greece, even though sponge diving was also an important source of revenue for several other Greek islands of the Mediterranean.
SKYSAFARI The updated version of SkySafari 6 shows you 120,000
stars, 222 of the best-known star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies in the sky; including all of the Solar System’s major planets and moons, and more than 200 asteroids, comets, and satellites.
STAR TRACKER Just hold up and point the device to the sky and have fun! You can see
any stars, constellations and deep sky objects you are watching in reality. Smooth motion flow and quick response which is realised by a cutting edge signal processing technique.
THE KINI Harkening back to 1946 and named for Bikini Atoll, whether it’s a bikini,
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