Blue Book of Boats

Juicy tidbits and blogbits about boats

Featured Sites

 

May 2013
M T W T F S S
« Jul    
 12345
6789101112
13141516171819
20212223242526
2728293031  

Archives

Related links

  • June 19, 2012 The internet is full of photos of Jennifer Aniston sunbathing with her beau onboard a 60 ft Fairline Squadron yacht named Liberty of Lymington charter yacht in Capri, Italy.

    jennifer aniston yachting in capri

    Capri is an island in the Tyrrhenian Sea off the Sorrentine Peninsula, on the south side of the Gulf of Naples in the Campania region of Italy. The main town on the island shares the name. It has been a resort since the time of the Roman Republic.

    Jennifer anishton boating in capri

    This 60 ft power boat the Liberty of Lymington yacht is available for charter at $17,555 a week. The model is called Fairline Squadron. It offers offers spacious and luxurious accommodation for 6 guests. This boat has many extras and offers an ideal base for extended cruising in comfort and style. This 59′ Fairline offers a very impressive three deck layout with an internal staircase between the spacious, elegant salon and the exceptionally appointed fly bridge.

    She has 3 cabins layout with Master cabin forward with en-suite. Twin guest cabins to port and starboard, portside with en-suite doubling as a day head. Large saloon and dinette with galley area behind lower helm position.

    Bask in the sun on the cushioned foredeck, or relax on the extensive fly bridge with its sophisticated wet bar facilities and large upholstered seating and sun bed areas; or simply put your worries behind you in the comfort of the plush air conditioned salon. When you feel the urge for some activity, take advantage of the bathing platform and dive in for a refreshing swim or make full use of the available water sports.

    Here is a peek at the interior.
    jennifer anishton boating

    No Comments
  • diamond colorsHere is a special article for the women in the boating world.  While the boys play with their toys, the woman’s best friend is still the diamond.

    What most people would picture in their minds when talking about diamonds would be the standard shimmering white diamond. Only a few people are aware of the fact the other diamond colors such as pink, green, blue, yellow and champagne also exist. While white diamonds are very common, the pink ones are very scarce.

    In order to establish the quality of diamonds, gemologist use four components which are the carat, clarity, cut and color. Professional diamond graders establish the value of these precious gems base on the degree of the components mentioned.

    Nowadays, there is a growing concern about conflict diamonds and also Los Angeles engagement rings among buyers and many of them would want to find out about the sources for these diamonds. The largest part of diamonds sold in Los Angeles jewelry district are conflict-free diamonds originating from Africa, Canada, Russia and other countries across the globe.

    However, if you want know where the diamonds are coming from just to be certain that they are really conflict free, you can inquire and ask for a certificate from the suppliers. This certificate is known as the Kimberly Process certificate in the jewelry industry.

    When it comes to design, the traditional white diamond is still the preferred choice by most people. On the other hand, canary diamonds and chocolate diamonds are becoming more popular as the jewelry industry introduces its contemporary designs especially with engagement rings Los Angeles.

    Like all diamonds in Los Angeles and in any other country, the value of these fancy colored diamonds is mainly affected by the intensity of the color, the size of the stone, the clarity and the cut. However, these fancy color diamonds are harder to come by since very few stores have them and this is where the challenge lies.

    The ratio of fancy color diamonds to the colorless ones is 1:1000 according to the experts. Nevertheless, among the existing diamond colors, yellow or canary and brown are more common compared to red, pink and green. If you can afford it, having fancy color diamonds will surely make your family and friends jealous. Combined with other precious metals, the resulting jewelry would truly be beautiful and worth buying no matter the price.

    Be careful though when you shop at the jewelry district in Los Angeles. It is necessary to be knowledgeable about diamonds when you get into the diamond market so you will not be fooled. You can make sure that you are getting the highest quality diamonds if you are equipped with all the necessary information about them.

    No Comments
  • boat shoes styles

    Casual fashion for boating need not be boring. Kate Middleton has shown how to combine jeggings with sophisticated dock shoes. For dragonboating in Canada, Kate Middleton wore Sebago Bala moccasin dock shoes that cost less than US$80. Looking trendy, and comfortable, she is setting trends for boating fashion.

    Jeggings are leggings that are styled to look like tight denim jeans.The “j” in the name refers to not only to their appearance of jeans but also the fact that they were first worn for jogging in early 2009. Although thus associated with jeans, some jeggings are made with a new type of nylon named nylon PV1.

    No Comments
  • kate middleton dragon boating shoes Wearing the royal sapphire Princess Diana engagement ring, Kate Middleton, duchess of Cambridge wore sensible shoes in preparation for the Dragon Boat Race at Dalvay Lake. With her hair tied at the back, tight slim fit denim pants and a life jacket on top of her hoodie rain gear, she looks fashionably athletic, happy and youthfully energetic. On the above photo, Kate Middleton could be seen wearing her Sebago Bala boat dock shoes.

    The royal couple, who arrived in Canada on June 30 for their nine-day tour, along with 1,300 accredited local and international journalists, puts Canada on the world’s front headline news and is expected to boost Canadian tourism.

    Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...
    No Comments