Tim Sheehan’s Post

Following on from last week’s Volcano post another bit of personal / professional mixology for you! Impressions don’t lie… you like it really 😁 To paint the picture, we set off from home on our traditional round the block canal / lane route only to run into epic mud along towpath… “dont worry, we’ll be back on the lane shortly” I said after a tricky 2 miles… Joy and relief quickly turned to dread as we reached said lane… id completely forgotten that whilst we baked in Lanzarote… Blighty had had a spot of rain… Do we turn back, cut our losses and take the safer option of going with what we know, even though we aren’t going to enjoy it? Or do we take the plunge? The risky option and the best ultimate route to our goal? Yup, you know it. And by hook or by crook that metaphor works for your future career too… I don’t just make this stuff up on the hoof you know 😉 So, on that basis, now we know where we are, enjoy the video… no children were drowned in the process… and, if you are looking to “take the plunge into a bright new future” send me your cv at [email protected] or give me a call on 01562 544090… Ditto if you are a hiring manager looking to grow your team… Carpet Roles UK - Flooring Industry Recruitment Specialists (Link across to Facebook Reel to see the Fun!)

Check out the latest from The BBG where we dive into Coors' connection to Project 2025 and more!

They say there are plenty more fish in the sea. Well, this one is one of a kind and it’s here to make some noise – Mighty Fish™: Blue Marlin premieres today! 🐟 Add this slot to your portfolio now to experience the might of Online gaining™! #Wazdan #MightyFishBlueMarlin #OnlineGaining

Vernicos Scafi II in Roumania Sulina canal towage of a hull

Here is an article I wrote for Adventuring in Walla Walla, Washington! If you haven’t been to this amazing gem, here is your nudge to go! https://lnkd.in/gsmzpnTY

New Listing in Matlacha- Check this one out!

A new short story is available to read. This one is about my adventure on the big Horn River in Montantana. If you do read it, please leave a comment. https://lnkd.in/gdGbpdhU

Best view from campus, besides the cherry blossoms of course. <3

Stride The great egret, also known as the common egret, large egret, or great white egret or great white heron is a large, widely distributed egret. The four subspecies are found in Asia, Africa, the Americas, and southern Europe.

https://lnkd.in/gRCr4pWx For all my boating friends and peers-We all know how important it is to pay attention to tides when boating. The recent & extreme King Tides require extra caution and I have put together a few tips I have learned over the years. Please feel free to add your own tips, stories & experiences. 1. Understand the Tides: Familiarize yourself with local tide charts to plan accordingly- . https://lnkd.in/gfXFT3bW 2. Prioritize Safety: Ensure your boat is in solid condition, all safety gear and electronics are intact. If your boats been in storage, don’t make your first of the season, shake down during extreme conditions. 3. it’s always a good idea to file a float plan or the bare minimum. Let someone on shore know where you’re headed, when you’re due and who you have on board. Typically in our case, this would be a neighbor, or the Dog sitter. 😊 we always tell them if they don’t hear from us by a certain time to be prepared to call the coast guard if we’re headed offshore. 4. Monitor Weather: Stay updated on forecasts and be prepared for sudden changes. Check your NOAA forecast before and during your outing. You don’t want to be caught off guard with unpredicted incoming weather while navigating high tides, this is a bad combo! 5. Watch out for Hazards: keep an eye out for obstructions. The high tide will grab all kinds of debris off the coastline that will be floating around. Extra wind chop on top of high surf and tides make these things extra tough to spot so It’s a good idea to assign an observer to help keep an eye out for you. 6. Extra provisions are a must! Extra everything- water, food, sunscreen, clothing etc. The ocean is unpredictable and it’s possible that you could be out there longer than expected. When this happens, be sure that you keep your onshore contact updated with your ETA. I always keep my solar powered phone charger and an extra handheld gps. That’s it from Capt. Vic 😊⚓️🚤 #BoatingSafety #HighTides #SafeBoating #qualifiedcaptain #freedomboatclub