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Looking for a reliable and affordable boating service? Look no further than Basco Boating Service! We offer a wide range of services including Online Auction Boat Sale Strategy Session < Back Online Auction Boat Sale Strategy Session Free 30 minutes Book Now About Are you a boat owner who wants to sell your boat fast? For example, here are two different situations that shows why a fast boat sale needed to take place: 1. A sailboat owner got a new job and was leaving the country in four weeks. He was almost to the point of giving the boat away if it didn’t sell. You can see how this motivated him to sell fast. He needed it closed in less than one month which became more even important than the sales price. 2. The decedent’s estate had to sell a boat for the proceeds. The boat’s condition was deteriorating because of disuse. Suddenly, the annual berthing contract renewal came due. The sale became more pressing to avoid imposing visitor berthing rates under a short-term boat berthing contract. Berthing rate increases and declining value accelerated the need to sell. There are several ways an Online Boat Auction can be used to sell your boat fast. It depends upon your selling goals, objectives and priorities. For example, 1. No Reserve Online Auction Rather than giving your boat away consider a no reserve online boat auction. A 7-day, no reserve online auction generates high levels of excitement and bidding activity. Your boat sells and probably at a higher price than the giveaway option above. However, it is not for the faint-hearted, but it is certainly suitable in some situations. This is how our sailboat owner above, sold at a reasonable price which was much more than he expected. Most importantly, it sold very fast, and he was able to move on with his life. Hopping on that plane to his new job, new country, without worry of a long-distance transaction. One happy boat seller. 2. Reserved Online Auction Similarly, you could start an online boat auction with an opening bid of $1. The confidential reserve price you set is met before the boat transacts. You promote the event with paid marketing to generate maximum exposure. Implementing a 2–3-week marketing campaign creates excitement, awareness, and most importantly, bids for your boat. Spending USD 1–200 per day on marketing gets the word out for pre-auction viewings, offers and bids. 3. Reverse (Dutch) Auction This is good for higher value boats when the owner is serious about selling. Starting with an optimistic "buy-now" price, the boat price is reduced by a fixed amount (e.g. $25k) every month until the boat sells to the "watcher" who is waiting for the price to drop before he makes his move. Book a free call now to discuss your fast boat sale. Previous Next

Are you a first time boat buyer and wondering which boat is best for you? - Basco Boating News - Written by BASCO Team < Back Share Is a sailboat or a powerboat better for first timers? BASCO Team Dec 8, 2022 Are you a first time boat buyer and wondering which boat is best for you? Have you ever wondered, "What's best for me?" We know we all have our preferences. Whether you're looking for power or sailboats, it's important to find out exactly which type is right for your lifestyle and budget. Discover the exact steps to go through to help you decide whether a sailboat or a powerboat is suited for you at The Boat Buyer Expo. The Boat Buyer Expo is an online event, and it's FREE to register (and we guarantee it won't cost you anything). Sign up now! https://bit.ly/3aF5AG5 Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

Are you passionate about boating and everything related to it? Then you won't want to miss this week's newsletter! - Basco Boating News - Written by BASCO Team < Back Share Friday's Newsletter | The 'Invisible' concept become the world's first 3-D-printed superyacht? BASCO Team Feb 17, 2023 Are you passionate about boating and everything related to it? Then you won't want to miss this week's newsletter! Happy Friday! Are you passionate about boating and everything related to it? Then you won't want to miss this week's newsletter! Here's a sneak peek at what you'll discover today: 9 Must-See Yachts Debuting at the Miami International Boat Show: The Miami International Boat Show is one of the biggest events in the yachting world, and this year's show is no exception. In this article, you’ll discoveer a sneak peek at 9 of the most exciting yachts that will be making their debut at the show. The 289-Foot ‘Invisible’ Concept Could Become the World’s First 3-D-Printed Superyacht: This article introduces the "Invisible" concept, a 289-foot superyacht that could be the first in the world to be 3-D printed. The article discusses the technology behind the concept and how it could revolutionize the yachting industry. THE BASCO COMMUNITY: Maximize your Boat’s resale value by staying up to date on maintenance and repairs: The BASCO Community is a platform designed to help boat owners stay up to date on maintenance and repairs, which can help them maximize their boat's resale value. Opportunities in new boat construction; How economical long range explorer yachts are changing the way to see the world: Long-range explorer yachts are becoming increasingly popular among yacht enthusiasts, and you’ll explore the opportunities that exist in new boat construction. 9 Boat pricing secrets E- book for sellers: Selling a boat can be a daunting task, but this e-book can help. The e-book covers everything from pricing strategies to negotiation tactics, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to sell their boat. Have you ever heard the term Bareboat charter?: The article explains what a bareboat charter is, how it works, and the benefits it can offer to vacationers. Smooth Selling: Guaranteed! You’ll discover a new platform designed to help boat sellers navigate the sales process with ease. Have a good read. Come On Board! News & Current Events 9 Must-See Yachts Debuting at the Miami International Boat Show Five days, six separate locations and more than 1,000 boats of all shapes and sizes on display—the Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show is on track to live up to its claim of being the largest boat and yacht show in the world. Click Here to Learn More The 289-Foot ‘Invisible’ Concept Could Become the World’s First 3-D-Printed Superyacht The New York native, now based in Milan, has just unveiled a new concept that is invisible both in design and environmental impact. The 289-footer, known as Pegasus, features a low, linear hull, a plumb bow and a trippy metallic finish that camouflages it with the surrounding environment. Click Here to Learn More Connect THE BASCO COMMUNITY: Maximize your Boat’s resale value by staying up to date on maintenance and repairs Are you a boat owner looking to ensure that your boat is in top shape and attractive to potential buyers? Look no further! Our community of boat brokers can help you navigate the complex world of boat maintenance and repairs, while also connecting you with potential buyers. Join our community of Boat Brokers and become a Boat Partner Click Here to Learn Opportunities in new boat construction; How economical long range explorer yachts are changing the way to see the world? If you have been dreaming of exploring the world and considering an alternative lifestyle… Get your FREE access to the Boat Buyer Expo and watch the session featuring Patrick Bray and Will Lawton as they talk about 1. The 3 trends and opportunities in new boat construction 2. The pros and cons between steel, aluminum & fiberglass construction 3. The 3 steps to keep your Round the World Dream alive Get your FREE access now Advise 9 Boat pricing secrets E- book for sellers Getting complete clarity in boat pricing means more enquiries, viewings and offers without worry of how long it will take until you get an offer. With our 9 Boat Pricing Secrets and Step By Step Format - it's proven to sell your boat faster without mispricing your boat and losing a sale. Click Here to Learn More Have you ever heard the term Bareboat charter? I think it's safe to say that we are all familiar with some Nautical terms, even if it's just "ahoy" or "adrift". So, let's take a look at another nautical term today and see how it developed and why it is important today. Bareboat Charter. Click Here to Read More Trade Smooth Selling: Guaranteed There is a WAY to triple your boat enquiries and sell your boat 33% faster than before (It's not what you think). Take advantage of our guaranteed system and sell your boat 33% faster at half the cost without expensive boat brokers! Just schedule a call with us HERE so we can walk through how this works in practice. PRICE REDUCED! This 2000 Celestial 48 50' Sloop located in Thailand has been reduced from USD90,000 to USD 65,000. A well-cared-for classic with a completely rebuilt interior (2015-2022) and upgraded engine. This boat is regularly cruised and is in condition to sail away today! 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Everyone talks about the interesting facts about boating such as - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza Ahmed < Back Share Don't bring THIS on a boat Aziza Ahmed Sep 22, 2022 Everyone talks about the interesting facts about boating such as Such as: • Youngest person to sail around the world is Laura Dekker. • Americans own about 18 million boats today. • According to evidence found by several archeologists, boats have been used over 900 000 years ago. But what about the myth that might surprise you?... Let’s look at this super strange myth: "Don’t bring a _______________ on a boat…" Guess this one! Let us give you a hint. It’s a fruit… It’s yellow… You can’t eat without peeling… So what is it? . . . . . Did you say BANANA? You guessed it right! One of the most unusual nautical superstitions that still persists today is that bananas are bad luck to bring aboard a ship, especially a fishing vessel. Bananas have long been considered to be unlucky items to bring onboard. Some fishers take this superstition so seriously that they won't even allow Banana Boat sunscreen onboard! Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

In a surprise move, owner is now going sailing! - Basco Boating News - Written by William Schick < Back Share Taken off the market:- Gorgeous 2016 leopard 48 sailing catamaran now going sailing with her owners William Schick Apr 18, 2022 In a surprise move, owner is now going sailing! After significant interest from a number of interested parties from around the world, today a buyer indicated an interest to view the boat as soon as possible. Upon checking viewing logistics with the owner, he advised today that he was taking the boat off the market. In the surprise move, the owner has some lifestyle changes coming up and as a result is now going sailing! We are always delighted with decisions to hit the water and enjoy life, so we whole heartedly support going sailing in such a beautiful boat. Congrats to the owner, and let's keep in touch! Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

This week's newsletter is packed with valuable insights, tips, and fascinating stories that are sure to captivate your attention. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and deepen your passion for boating. - Basco Boating News - Written by BASCO Team < Back Share Friday's Newsletter | The 275-Foot Trimaran Concept That Will Take Your Breath Away BASCO Team Mar 24, 2023 This week's newsletter is packed with valuable insights, tips, and fascinating stories that are sure to captivate your attention. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and deepen your passion for boating. Happy Friday! If you're someone who's deeply interested in boating and everything that comes with it, then we have some thrilling news for you. This week's newsletter is packed with valuable insights, tips, and fascinating stories that are sure to captivate your attention. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and deepen your passion for boating. Have a good read Come On Board! News & Current Events The 12 Most Exciting New Yachts at the Palm Beach International Boat Show The action on the West Palm Beach waterfront kicks off Thursday, running through Sunday. Here are 12 newcomers you don’t want to miss. Read Complete Story Here This Sleek New 275-Foot Trimaran Concept Is Like the ‘Star Trek’ Enterprise for the High Seas Anthony Glasson is going where no man has gone before with his latest trimaran concept. The disruptive designer, who heads up M51 Concepts, has just unveiled a new 275-footer. Read Complete Story Here CONNECT The Pros and Cons of Electric Yachts What are electric yachts? How do they work? Why should a boat buyer consider going electric/alternative power? If you are searching for an electric yacht and want to more about the pros and cons of electric or alternative powered boats, you can find out more at The Boat Buyer Expo>> Get Your FREE Access Now Yacht Market Size Growing Steadily Yachts have always been associated with luxury and exclusivity, catering to a niche market of individuals who are willing to spend significant amounts of money on leisure activities. The yachting industry has seen steady growth in recent years, and according to Grand View Research, this growth is expected to continue in the coming years. Read More Here ADVISE The Easiest Way to Avoid Boat Buying Risk No matter how many boat blogs, YouTube videos, or books you go through, here’s one thing you’re not likely to hear… Anyone who's learning to manage boat buying risk & navigate boat industry practices will quickly realize that it's HARD! We should say… "It’s hard IF" Read More Here Why do most people have problems buying a boat? Buying a boat comes with lots of fun and benefits, no doubt! It just happens that many people find the boat buying process scary and complicated. If you ask, a lot of people would like to own a boat. It's unfortunate that many of these people don’t even understand where to begin. Click Here to Read More TRADE New Listing - 2008 Chaparral 370 Signature The 370 Signature is the finest example of Chaparral's brand. An all-around performer, this all-new model offers more room, a stronger hull and an improved cockpit design for more comfortable cruising. For More Boat Info and Photos, please click here How to Generate More Enquiries and Sell Your Boat Faster without any "Secret"? You might have come across traditional boat brokers that promise to tell you the one secret to SELL your boat faster. You're led to believe that if you just sign up for the exclusive listing right now, you'll finally get the results you're after. But what happens when the exclusive listing doesn't work? Or When the promises aren't fulfilled? I hate to say it… Read More Here Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

The showcase provided a unique opportunity for visitors to explore both M-Line models side by side. Attendees showed particular interest in the M48, noting its impressive layout, indoor, outdoor flow, and elegant design. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza | BASCO Team < Back Share Asia Yachting Hosts Successful Prestige M-Line Debut Event in Phuket Aziza | BASCO Team Jun 30, 2025 The showcase provided a unique opportunity for visitors to explore both M-Line models side by side. Attendees showed particular interest in the M48, noting its impressive layout, indoor, outdoor flow, and elegant design. Asia Yachting recently introduced the Prestige M-Line to Thailand with a special two-day showcase held at Royal Phuket Marina from June 21–22, 2025. The event featured the official debut of the Prestige M8 catamaran in the Thai market, presented alongside the M48. Together, these models drew attention from yachting enthusiasts, families, and clients from across the region. The showcase provided a unique opportunity for visitors to explore both M-Line models side by side. Attendees showed particular interest in the M48, noting its impressive layout, indoor, outdoor flow, and elegant design. The Prestige X60, a model from the brand’s flybridge range, also received significant attention during the event. Nadezhda Lutsenko, Sales Representative for Prestige Yachts in Thailand, shared her thoughts on the occasion: “This premiere was a fantastic opportunity to introduce the revolutionary Prestige M-Line directly to the Thai and regional market.” In addition to the M-Line models, Asia Yachting displayed a diverse range of yachts including the Galeon 640 Fly, MCY 70 Skylounge, Nautique GS22 wake boat, and the Prestige X60, offering something for every kind of boating lifestyle. A highlight of the event was the handover ceremony of a newly sold Prestige M8 to its owner, underscoring the growing interest in the M-Line flagship across Southeast Asia. Asia Yachting credited the support of Prestige Yachts in making the event a success and expressed gratitude to clients and guests for their participation. The Royal Phuket Marina showcase not only introduced high-end catamaran design to a wider audience but also demonstrated growing regional enthusiasm for Prestige’s multi-hull innovation. News Source: Asia Pacific Boating Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

With sustainability, innovation, and design at its core, the SY80 is a strong step forward in the future of eco-friendly luxury yachting. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza | BASCO Team < Back Share SY80 Catamaran by Silent Yachts to Debut at Cannes 2025 Aziza | BASCO Team May 15, 2025 With sustainability, innovation, and design at its core, the SY80 is a strong step forward in the future of eco-friendly luxury yachting. Silent Yachts has officially confirmed that its largest solar-electric model to date, the SY80, is nearing completion at its shipyard in Fano, Italy. This impressive new flagship will make its world debut at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival, set to run from 9 to 14 September. The SY80 catamaran stretches 24 metres in length and brings the same eco-conscious design found in the popular SY62, now on a larger and more luxurious scale. Designed for flexible living, the SY80 is available in three versions: 2-Deck 3-Deck Open 3-Deck Closed Each version is fully customizable to suit the owner's lifestyle and preferences. Owners can choose to include an on-deck master suite or go for a spacious open-plan salon. The master cabin can also be placed on the lower deck, offering more layout freedom than ever before. “We are so excited to introduce our latest model to the market this year,” said Silent Yachts CEO Fabrizio Iarrera. “What sets the SY80 apart is that owners can fully customise every deck to match their needs and personal style. We’re turning dream yachts into reality.” The SY80 can host up to 12 guests, making it perfect for family trips or entertaining. The interior design features large open spaces, multiple staterooms, and storage for water toys and gear. One of the biggest highlights is its solar-electric propulsion system. With a solar array of 22.4 kWp and battery options of 522 kWh or 696 kWh, the yacht runs with quiet, efficient power. It reaches a top speed of 12 knots and cruises comfortably at 7 to 8 knots, offering near-silent and low-emission sailing. So far in 2025, Silent Yachts has already launched two SY62 3-Deck Open units and one SY62 3-Deck Closed unit, with a goal of delivering 10 yachts this year. The launch of the SY80 2-Deck version is expected in the coming weeks, just in time for its grand unveiling in Cannes. With sustainability, innovation, and design at its core, the SY80 is a strong step forward in the future of eco-friendly luxury yachting. Acknowledgment: Information in this article has been adapted from Asia Pacific Boating. Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

With features that prioritize ventilation, onboard living, and stability, here’s why the 2005 Bavaria 39 model stands out for those ready to explore Southeast Asia’s stunning coastlines. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza | BASCO Team < Back Share Why the 2005 Bavaria 39 Cruiser for Sale is a Perfect Choice for Southeast Asian Waters Aziza | BASCO Team Oct 31, 2024 With features that prioritize ventilation, onboard living, and stability, here’s why the 2005 Bavaria 39 model stands out for those ready to explore Southeast Asia’s stunning coastlines. When searching for the ideal sailboat to explore tropical waters, it’s important to find a boat that is not only comfortable and spacious but also resilient in varied weather conditions. The 2005 Bavaria 39 Cruiser For Sale is designed to handle long-distance cruising with ease, making it a good choice for sailing the rich, tropical regions of Southeast Asia. With features that prioritize ventilation, onboard living, and stability, here’s why the 2005 Bavaria 39 model stands out for those ready to explore Southeast Asia’s stunning coastlines. 1. Built for Comfort in Hot and Humid Climates Southeast Asia is known for its warm temperatures and high humidity, which can make some sailboats feel stifling below deck. Fortunately, the Bavaria 39 Cruiser was designed with ventilation as a top priority. This boat has an impressive 13 opening hatches and portholes, allowing for good airflow throughout the cabins. Each cabin is also equipped with 12V fans, ensuring that fresh air circulates even on the hottest days. Whether you're docked or at sea, the boat remains a comfortable retreat from the tropical heat. 2. Spacious Deck and Cockpit for Open-Air Relaxation Sailing through Southeast Asia often means anchoring in beautiful bays and coves, where relaxing on deck becomes a central part of the experience. The Bavaria 39 Cruiser for sale boasts a spacious cockpit with a thoughtfully designed layout, complete with a folding Lewmar wheel (added in 2021) for easy movement. The cockpit table also doubles as a drinks cooler, perfect for chilling beverages while you soak in the scenery. Plus, the full-length bimini and dodger provide shade when needed, but can be easily removed in sections to open up visibility. 3. Self-Sufficient Sailing with Solar Power and Watermaker For those looking to venture off the beaten path and explore remote islands, self-sufficiency is crucial. The Bavaria 39 Cruiser for sale is equipped with a solar arch that holds 600 watts of solar panels, allowing it to power onboard systems efficiently. It also includes a Splash 25 12V watermaker, so you’ll have access to fresh water even in remote areas, minimizing the need to return to shore for resupplies. This boat is ready for long-haul trips, whether you're crossing international borders or just exploring hidden gems within Southeast Asia. 4. High-Quality Construction for Reliability in Varied Conditions The 2005 Bavaria 39 Cruiser for sale was designed with robust German engineering, ensuring that it can handle the diverse conditions Southeast Asian waters can present. Whether exploring calm waters or choppier seas, the Bavaria 39’s solid construction provides stability and durability. From the hull to the rigging, 2005 Bavaria 39 Cruiser for sale is built to withstand challenging conditions, offering peace of mind for both new and experienced sailors. 5. Versatile Sail Plan with New Sails for Optimal Performance She is set up for flexible and easy handling in a variety of wind conditions. It comes with a 140% roller furling genoa and a slab reefing mainsail, both newly updated by Zoom Sails in 2021. The boat also includes a spinnaker and a spare genoa, giving you more control and options for your sail plan based on the region’s changing weather patterns. 6. Storage and Living Space for Extended Cruising Living aboard is a common desire among sailors exploring Southeast Asia, and the Bavaria 39 Cruiser for sale offers ample storage for long-term adventures. The boat’s large aft berths, forward cabin, and salon provide generous space, and there’s plenty of room for stowing tools, food, and drinks. 2005 Bavaria 39 Cruiser for sale is also equipped with practical features, such as deep cupboards, shelves, and a spacious galley with a recently installed Eno Gascogne 3-burner stove (2022), perfect for cooking up meals at sea. So, if you’re looking for a used sailboat that’s ready for the tropics, take a closer look at the 2005 Bavaria 39 Cruiser on Boat Guru Marketplace. With its thoughtful design and recent upgrades, this boat could be the perfect match for your Southeast Asian sailing dreams. Currently listed at Boat Guru Marketplace for Online Boat Auction. More details here Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

You know the "free" information I mean - anyone with a smartphone and internet access posting their opinion on the best way for First-Time Boaters to enjoy stress free boating, even though they’ve never done it themselves? - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza | BASCO Team < Back Share Boat Buyers: Beware of the FREE trap Aziza | BASCO Team Jan 25, 2024 You know the "free" information I mean - anyone with a smartphone and internet access posting their opinion on the best way for First-Time Boaters to enjoy stress free boating, even though they’ve never done it themselves? Have you been sorting through the endless amount of “free” information out there with every other boat broker, looking to transform your life, creating memories of a lifetime on the water with friends and family? You know the "free" information I mean - anyone with a smartphone and internet access posting their opinion on the best way for First-Time Boaters to enjoy stress free boating, even though they’ve never done it themselves? The secret that most don’t realize is that everything costs something… You can either invest money (which is renewable and ever-expanding) in mentorship and guidance from someone who’s easily able to transform your life, creating memories of a lifetime on the water with friends and family and helps dedicated folks like you skyrocket your boating confidence every day. OR You can invest time (which is non-renewable and limited) into sorting through the thousands of hours of noise out there trying to put together a simple system for First-Time Boaters, Boat Searchers, and Boat Buyers to enjoy stress free boating that MIGHT also get you the results you're after... If you’re tired of struggling and wasting time - and simply want a proven, step-by-step process to transform your boating life, creating memories of a lifetime on the water with friends and family then here’s your next step… Sign up for the Blueprint to Unlocking Boat Ownership Secrets HERE. For the price of a coffee, you'll be on your way to boating freedom>> https://bit.ly/47VkW1l Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

Anchors are one of the oldest inventions in the world - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza Ahmed < Back Share Shocking Revelation: Where did Anchors come from? Aziza Ahmed Apr 30, 2022 Anchors are one of the oldest inventions in the world The history of the anchor as a symbol of navigation is a long one. In ancient times, anchors were mostly made of stone or wood. They were heavy enough to keep the ship from drifting away. Nowadays, they are usually made of iron and shaped like a cross. An anchor is a weight that a ship drops down to the seabed to hold itself in place. Back in the old days, it's hard to imagine sailors setting out on their sea adventures without the anchor. Historical records indicate that the earliest versions of anchors were used as religious offerings. The first recorded use of an anchor was in about 1250 B.C. when a Greek merchant ship found itself sinking off the coast of Crete. The crew had no idea how to save the vessel, but one man remembered the bronze anchor in his cargo hold. He threw the piece overboard, and, much to his surprise and that of his crew, the ship immediately stopped sinking! The man felt that he had been saved by God, so he vowed to throw an anchor into the sea whenever he passed near Crete. Over time, other sailors who had experienced similar good fortune began following suit, and throwing anchors into the sea became somewhat of ritualistic practice. Eventually, people realized that they could use anchors to their advantage while at sea instead of just making offerings with them. Then, the first known wooden anchors were created by Greeks in around the 5th century B.C. and these models were later improved in different sizes and materials. Anchors are one of the oldest inventions in the world. In modern times, anchors are still used for the same purpose. Anchors are typically used to keep boats in one place, but they can be used for other purposes such as attaching them underwater to rocks and coral reefs so that boats won't drift away. There are many different types of anchors, including: Stockless Anchors Bruce Anchor Mushroom Anchor Plow Anchor Danforth Anchor Different types of anchors are appropriate for different kinds of ships and conditions. For example, temporary anchors on cargo ships should be able to come up easily with minimal effort, while permanent anchors on cruise ships need to provide the utmost stability in rough seas. So, that’s all about ANCHORS. I hope you found this information useful Best Dione P.S. “Hope is the anchor of life”, I agree. Without hope, we wouldn't survive. Hope motivates us to succeed. Hope keeps us afloat, and we need hope to get through life. Agree? Even you need hope in order to ensure that your search for a boat will bring you success. But what else do you need with hope? The blueprint for boat ownership... The Blueprint to Unlocking Boat Ownership Secrets is a step-by-step guide that can help you jumpstart and reshape your boat ownership dreams. Just click here and find out more Media Gallery ← Previous Next →