Sentences with phrase «sailing route for»
Third, that the transatlantic sailing route for passenger steamships should be shifted so far south as to be entirely beyond the track of floating icebergs.»
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Sailing towards what would be an unprecedented 19th English league title, Sir Alex could afford to rest a number of important players for Saturday's clash with Fulham at Old Trafford as the wily Scot sent out an intimidating message to Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti — that not only is he intent on taking the Premier League title away from the West London club, he also wants to dump the Blues out of Europe en route to a potential final in Chelsea's own backyard.
As for the part where I either get published or quit... I'm sailing between those routes, unable to get my novels traditionally published, unable to give up and quit.
Sailing in each direction this August, it costs US$ 8,000 per person for the westbound trip and US$ 1,000 less for the reverse route.
For the upcoming Sail Sabang 2017 event that will run from Nov. 28 until Dec. 5, national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is adding more flights for the Medan — Sabang rouFor the upcoming Sail Sabang 2017 event that will run from Nov. 28 until Dec. 5, national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is adding more flights for the Medan — Sabang roufor the Medan — Sabang route.
The Race is currently sailing en - route to London for its final voyage into St Katharine Docks from Den Helder, Netherlands.
Australia's main ferry hub for the Whitsunday Islands is the resort town of Airlie Beach in Queensland, with several sailings every day, but there are also routes from Shute Harbour, roughly ten kilometres east along the coast.
Round trip on BC Ferries from Metro Vancouver to Nanaimo, and from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert (sailing reservations included on Inside Passage route) for two adults and one car
One way on BC Ferries from Metro Vancouver to Vancouver Island, and from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert (sailing reservation included on Inside Passage route) for two adults and one car
If you feel more energetic you can: swim in the ocean, jog or walk along the splendid coastline, cycle part of the scenic route of the Cape Argus Cycle Tour, wind or kite surf at Glencairn beach, explore the hiking trails around Cape Point, surf one of the local breaks, sea kayak around the harbour or past the penguins, sail from Simon's Town Yacht Club, enjoy a round of golf or go for a scuba dive.
Beach Picnic and Sailing Cruise: Climb aboard our 38 - foot catamaran and sail the high seas of adventure toward the north, retracing the route of those who harvested the coconut crops for English merchants in the 1600s.
The 2012 route map is now shown below and the main maritime event for this year is Sail Morotai.
Your skipper and crew will decide what route is best for the weather and will adjust the sailing course accordingly to ensure you get the most possible from your trip.
While you can sail back and forth between your warehouse and other towns buying the needed supplies, it makes far more sense to set up a new trading route and command the captain to acquire raw materials for your business and dump them off at the appropriate warehouse.
The winds are known as «trade winds» and have played an important role in the world history in terms of the ship routes for sailing vessels.
The significance of this passage is that it shows that the Norther Sea Route can be an economical alternative sailing route even for relatively low value cargoes as iron ore concentrate.
Nevertheless, taking advantage of mild sea ice conditions, the 68,000 - ton Crystal Serenity set sail from Anchorage, Alaska on August 16 for its 32 - day journey through the Northwest Passage via Amundsen's route.
By the 1500s, Christopher Columbus had figured out that the combination of trade winds and westerlies enabled a round - trip route for sailing ships crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
More shipping is sailing through thawing Arctic waters, but while these northern routes might provide opportunities for tourism, mining and cutting down delivery times, the ships may also carry stowaways...
The Ecoliner Fair Winds has four massive «automatic» sails that are moved by, in addition to the wind, software and satellite - based weather data that together calculate the optimal route for the ship when it is underway.
By Jacqui Barrett - Poindexter Turning back in time to 1968, sailing legend Bernard Moitessier decided Cape Horn would be the most logical route for his return trip to Europe from Tahiti.