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Boysie Bollinger Pledges $3 Million to UNO s School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

Boysie Bollinger Pledges $3 Million to UNO s School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
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The winningest Wise Man - Charles Currey

(L-R) Austin Farrar, Charles Currey, Bruce Banks, Keith Shackleton © Austin Farrar Collection / D Chivers This next instalment in the Wise Men series of articles will be something of a departure from the norm. Up until now, with the exception of Jon Turner, the wise men that have been featured have all been innovators who sailed, whereas Charles Currey was an incredible sailor, who at the same time was also a clever and insightful innovator. This though is far more than just a question of semantics, for that distinction of being first and foremost one of the best sailors in a generation that was so rich in talent is a ringing endorsement of our subject, Charles Currey.

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Diving into Greece s First Underwater Museum | Nat Geo Traveller India

TRAVEL TALK Diving into Greece’s First Underwater Museum A national marine park protects wildlife and now offers tours of “the Parthenon of shipwrecks” off the island of Alonissos. | By Maria Atmatzidou Greece | POSTED ON: December 11, 2020 At Greece’s new underwater museum, scheduled to open officially in June 2021, divers will be able to explore an ancient shipwreck and its bounty of wine jars in the Aegean Sea. Photo by: Timo Dersch “Greece, always in season” declared the sun-soaked nation’s tourist campaign last January. It was a marketing slogan backed by truth; in 2019 some 34 million visitors were drawn here. But then the COVID-19 pandemic arrived and decimated the tourism industry.

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