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Recycled yacht sails round the world

by TreeHugger on 11.29.04
Business & Politics (news)

mermaid.jpgThere is a guy out there right now. In the Pacific ocean, sailing around the world. Solo. Non-stop. In a yacht, made from recycled aluminium, with sails of recycled PET drink bottles. His satellite phone, exterior lamps, radio, computer, and interior lights powered via solar panels. He does have an ...

... emergency engine too. Also sun charged. Remarkable, huh? Well, previously he sailed a boat made from the timber of 100 reused whisky barrels. Then there was his boat created from recycled aluminium cans, which he tacked, gybed and reached from Ecuador to Japan. He's also done this solo, round the world, non-stop lark before. 42 years ago. Yep. Kenichi Horie is now 64! Forget your your lycra clad cartoon heroes. Here's a real, live Mr Incredible. ::Mermaid [by WM]

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Hi,

Hooked on Recycling recycles metal bottle caps from bars, pubs, restaurants,
groups, individuals and so forth, thus reducing the amount of
metal entering landfill sites.
Some of them are being used in the manufacturing of The Original
Bottle Cap Lure. A functional fishing lure made with a recycled bottle cap.
www.bottlecaplure.com

Fishing the environmental way.
Have look at our website:

www.hookedonrecycling.com


Best regards,

Ms.A.Gauthier
Senior V.P
Hooked on Recycling
info@hookedonrecycling.com
A recycling topsites made available for recyclers

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