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C reating a shady outdoor retreat is now easier than ever, with a number of shade options available. No matter the size of your outdoor space (or budget) there is a shade solution available. From outdoor umbrellas to external awnings and blinds , there are plenty of ways to create shade and protect yourself and your home from Australia's harsh summer sun.
Whether you're looking for ways to keep your home cool this summer or you want to transform an outdoor space into the ultimate entertaining area , these stylish shade solutions should have you covered.
Outdoor umbrellas are an "oldie but a goodie" because it gives you shade in an instant – and there's one for every budget. The standard outdoor umbrella with a centre pole is forever being reimagined in a host of new colours and patterns, so it's easy to find one that suits your style.
Cantilevered outdoor umbrellas , which have a pole to one side, don't take up space in the centre of your table and are made in much larger sizes. If it works for your garden, consider a wall-mounted outdoor umbrella with a swing arm, so you can adjust the area that gets shaded throughout the day.
Ben Shanley, outdoor living buyer for Bunnings , says outdoor umbrellas are an easy and portable option.
"Newer models have more flexibility to adjust direction and height, and allow you to maximise your sun protection," he says. Premium cantilever outdoor umbrellas offer heavy duty bases with retractable wheels. "This lets you follow the sun around your backyard or easily store your outdoor umbrella away when not in use," he says.
With the option of add-on walls and awnings, many of the latest outdoor gazebos enable you to create a complete outdoor room .
And increasingly more have the appearance of a permanent structure, yet can be erected or dismantled in minutes. "The butterfly style outdoor gazebo is a popular design, as it allows all-weather cover," says Ben Shanley. "Innovative designs include adjustable roof panels that can be rotated or retracted to create shade at any time of the day."
While some people may get the two confused, outdoor gazebos are actually slightly different to the ever-popular pergola. While outdoor gazebos have a fully enclosed roof, pergolas are semi-closed.
Outdoor awnings provide a smart way of blocking out direct sunlight and creating shade in the outdoor areas of your home. Basically, they extend the eaves of the home, removing the effect of direct sunlight from above. This contributes to heat reduction inside the home, which can lessen the need for home cooling and so reduce energy bills .
Outdoor awnings come in various configurations . Popular for decks and balconies are folding arm awnings (that extend outwards) and straight drop awnings.
Large manually or electronically operated awnings work extremely well for alfresco areas and over verandas or balconies, and come in a wide range of stylish colours made from sun-tough, UV-stable fabrics. You can choose from contrasting or complementary colours that work with the exterior of your home or add a lovely and instant holiday vibe with classic and striking colourful stripes.
Jenny Brown, national marketing manager for Luxaflex window fashions, says the beauty of a folding arm outdoor awning is its incredible energy efficiency .
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Outdoor shade cloth sails are a cost-effective and adaptable way to add shade to your outdoor areas. Sail cloth can be cut and stretched into various shapes and installed over a range of locations like decks, courtyards and terraces, without the time or cost involved in engineering and constructing conventional solid structures such as pergolas or solid roof additions.
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See all the gems of historical and cultural center of the capital in short time and without traffic jams or tiresome walking.
Depending on the itinerary and duration of the Moscow River boat trip, the tour can be 3 or 5 hours.
You will learn about the different epochs of the city from the foundation in 1147 till Soviet times of 20 th century.
Moskva river has the form of a snake and is the main waterway of Moscow, consisting of a cascade of reservoirs. Within the city, Moskva river is 80 km long, 120 m - 200 m wide and up to 14 m deep. The narrowest part of the river is the Kremlin area in the city center, and the most extensive is around the Luzhniki Stadium in the south.
Undoubtedly, bridges and embankments are among the most scenic spots and main attractions of Moscow. Plus, they are so romantic.
Moscow river boats 37 embankments, the most popular being Kremlevskaya, Sofiyskaya, Pushkinskaya, Vorobyovskaya and Kolomenskaya.
You can get the most spectacular views of the Kremlin from Kremlevskaya and Sofiyskaya embankments.
Taking a walk along the Moskva River by boat, you will witness the architecture of Moscow from different eras and styles. Archaeological studies indicate that already in the XI century there stood a fortified settlement on Borovitsky hill, which is now called the Kremlin. Little fortress could not accommodate all the residents of the rapidly growing city, and the Grand Duke ordered the construction of a new Kremlin, larger than the former.
Moscow river boat trip starts from the pier Klenovy (Maple) Boulevard and provides reat views of Nicholas Perervinsky monastery.
Nicholas Perervinsky monastery was founded at the time of the Battle of Kulikov (1380). The monastery, got its name from the surrounding area – “Pererva”, which can be translated like “tear off” and because of the location – here it abruptly changed its course, turning to Kolomna, standing on the opposite bank.
Nowadays Kolomenskoye is State Art, Historical, Architectural and Natural Landscape Museum-Reserve, which doors are open to everyone who wants to get in touch with the ancient history of Russia.
Take a break from the big city hustle in the shady parks and gardens of the Kolomenskoe Museum-Reserve. Don’t miss a wonderful Church of the Ascension and Tsar Alexey’s Palace in Kolomenskoye!
Extra costs (per person): | Boat ticket (500-700 rubles depending on the itinerary) Meal - optional (150-1500 rub, depending on your preferences) |
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Activity Level: | light |
Maximum travelers: | 10 |
Meet up & End location: | lobby of your hotel |
Start time: | any time |
Extra hours: | If you are having a good time and want your tour last a little bit longer, you are welcome to do that. Please note: You will be charged 20 USD per an extra hour. |
Tipping suggestions: | If you feel like you had a good experience, your guide would appreciate a tip. It's not mandatory. It's your decision whether you want to give your guide a tip. |
As the sun rose aug. 24, capt. tim hoban's boat exploded. much of his body was burned. he faces challenges to heal and rebuild the business he loves..
NORTH PALM BEACH — Capt. Tim Hoban wants to return to the water if his badly burned body lets him. He wonders if he ever will.
His boat went up in flames on the morning of Aug. 24 after he had docked it at Lott Brothers, a fishing-supply store along Northlake Boulevard, and had started doing a maintenance check before his day's charters.
“Next thing I knew, I was unconscious and engulfed in flames,” the 47-year-old Lake Park resident said from his bed at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami this past week. “I jumped off the side of the boat into the water and started screaming for help.”
Nearly half of Tim’s body sustained second and third-degree burns. He is recovering at Jackson's trauma center and hopes to go home this week, after receiving skin grafts onto the burns covering his legs, feet, hands, back and face.
Hoban called his wounds “the most painful thing” he has ever experienced, especially when they are cleaned, which happens daily and can take hours each time. His greatest comfort has been his wife, Ashley, who has helped him to eat and take his first steps since the explosion.
The boat damaged beyond repair was a Grady-White Express 330, a white 33-foot saltwater fishing vessel Hoban named the "Island Hopper" and called his “baby.” The thousands of fishing and snorkeling charters he's run from it for the past decade have been his family’s main source of income. A friend has launched an online fundraiser to help cover the Hobans' living expenses as he heals.
“His vessel and all his fishing rods are a loss and his way of making a living is gone,” said Jonathan Witkowski of Palm City, Tim’s friend for more than 20 years. “I just felt bad."
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Distinguished by a full red beard and a bright smile, Hoban grew up boating in Jupiter and The Bahamas and caught his first fish at 2 years old. Friends describe him as kind, generous and easygoing. Witkowski said Hoban loaded up his boat full of supplies and took at least four trips to the Bahamas when Hurricane Dorian struck the islands in 2019.
As is part of his daily routine, Hoban docked at Lott Brothers early that Saturday to buy ice and bait. There, he tried to replace a broken float switch on his boat, a part which detects water in its bilge tank.
As he flicked a lighter to apply a "heat shrink" connector to cover and protect the switch's electrical wires while they are heated, fuel vapors built up below the cabin, and the boat exploded. Hoban caught fire along with it.
A deckhand from Lott Brothers heard him as he fell into the water and threw Hoban a life ring. Hoban said he swam, grabbed onto barnacles and pulled himself onto the dock with parts of his skin and clothes singed off. He then found a water hose and sprayed himself down while screaming. When paramedics arrived to take Hoban to St. Mary’s Medical Center in an ambulance, Hoban immediately told them to call his wife and tell her where he was bound.
“I love my wife and I’m so sad she almost lost me,” Hoban said. “I was on fire and all I could think was, ‘I have to get out of here so I can live.’ ”
Ashley was driving to Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach to meet Hoban with breakfast when the boat exploded. Her heart sank when she saw smoke coming from the marina behind Lott Brothers and the business surrounded by fire trucks. She said she knew it was him and drove straight to St. Mary’s after speaking with a police officer at the site.
“My hands were shaking so badly that the officer made me promise I wouldn’t drive like a maniac,” said Ashley Hoban, 44, who grew up in Texas and works with Hoban on the boat. “He said, ‘You have to be there for your husband, so don’t hurt yourself in the process.’ I focused on that.”
At St. Mary’s, doctors gave Hoban a CT scan to check for internal damage and, in the first bit of good news, didn't find any. They then put him on antibiotics and other medication and inserted a breathing tube before flying him 70 miles south to Jackson Memorial in a helicopter a few hours later.
Boat fires may be more common than people realize. The U.S. Coast Guard counted 232 of them nationwide in 2022, with most of them fuel-related explosions, leading to 128 injuries and five deaths.
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Amid his pain, Hoban has already cleared a critical hurdle in his recovery: He survived the first week after the fire.
That first week is the most critical time for patients with significant burns, said Dr. Robert Borrego, the medical director at St. Mary's trauma center. It's the time when the risk of infection — and of mortality — are at their highest. Skin protects the body from bacteria, and infected skin can lead to fatal conditions such as sepsis.
The skin grafting that Hoban was receiving last week should reduce that risk.
Borrego called grafts “the key” for patients with substantial burns because it helps the wounds to heal and reduces the patient's pain. Still, it is possible the grafted areas and burned skin won't function exactly like they did before, potentially leaving burn patients with mobility issues.
“One of the worst areas for burns are the hands, because we all use our hands for our livelihoods,” Borrego said. “A lot of challenges follow (patients) as far as being able to reuse their hands.”
Burn victims also feel pain while damaged nerve endings regenerate. Second and third-degree burns can impair them to the point where people can lose feeling in some areas completely. The pain that a patient feels while nerve endings regenerate is often part of the path to healing, Borrego said.
Many people with significant burns are looking at recovery time from around six months to one year to “go back to normal,” Borrego said.
Borrego said people with mostly second-degree burns who spend lots of time aboard boats should be able to get back on the water once they heal. They just need to protect their skin from the sun as much as possible.
He said burn patients are susceptible to Marjolin ulcers, a type of cancer that can occur in burned skin and happens to patients who don't get skin grafts, so the damaged skin constantly tries to remodel.
After the captain goes home from the hospital, he will get physical therapy and visit a hospital once a week for wound care for at least several months, Ashley Hoban said. Burn patients can relearn how to pick things up, apply pressure and walk in physical therapy, which some may attend for years after the incident.
As Hoban copes with his pain, he realizes the sizable challenge ahead if he were to return to the water. After recovery, he would still need the money to buy a new boat. The one that exploded was from a salvage lot, and he spent nine months remodeling it.
"I bought that boat cheap and put all my heart into sanding it, gel-coating it, fixing its thru-holes and putting new power on it," Hoban said. "I don't have the energy to do that now. I love being a captain and I'm really good at it, but I just can't even walk right now."
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Hoban's friends know him to have a resilient spirit and are certain it will help him as he rallies after the fire.
Witkowski has witnessed it personally. Hoban and Ashley would pick up bartending and food delivery shifts at Stadium Grill in Jupiter — which Witkowski's family owns — when charters were slow to make ends meet. Witkowski remembers moments like these as he watches Hoban deal with the darkest moments of his life.
"Tim just has a real love for the water and gets very enthusiastic about it," Witkowski said. "When you go fishing with him, he gets really hyped up. When you leave, you feel like you're more than a client. You're like a friend or family to him. "
"He’s a good guy with a good heart."
Maya Washburn covers northern Palm Beach County for The Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY Florida-Network. Reach her at [email protected] . Support local journalism: Subscribe today .
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The 984-foot container ship, which has a gashed bow and is currently receiving repairs in Norfolk, Virginia, will sail directly to China “on or about September 17, 2024″ according to a letter filed in federal court by the Department of Justice’s civil division Wednesday. The letter states that the ship’s owner and manager have informed “claimants” of their intent to sail and that from Thursday through Sept. 14, the claimants will be able to “perform inspections and testing.”
That doesn’t necessarily mean the ship will actually set sail by mid-September. Both times the Dali was moved since the disaster — from the middle of the Patapsco River to the Port of Baltimore and then from Baltimore to Norfolk — it departed a few days later than initially expected.
The Dali had just left Baltimore in the early morning of March 26, anticipating a monthlong journey to Sri Lanka, when it lost power. Tugboats had helped the ship leave the port, but they were no longer attached to the vessel, and although pilots ordered an anchor drop as the ship headed toward a Key Bridge support, that last-ditch effort couldn’t alter the 100,000-ton vessel’s trajectory.
The ship plowed into the pier, toppling the bridge and killing six construction workers who had been fixing potholes on the span. Steel and roadway littered the Patapsco River, temporarily closing the shipping channel and necessitating a salvage that cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
For nearly two months, the Dali sat in the Patapsco River, amid the cleanup, but after explosives were used to cut up a huge piece of bridge sitting atop the vessel, the ship was refloated and towed back to the Port of Baltimore in May. In June, the ship, escorted by four tugboats, made a slow, 23-hour trip to Norfolk .
By late August, the ship was nearly unrecognizable as all of its thousands of containers had been removed, according to footage from Norfolk TV station WTKR.
The ship’s owners declared “general average” after the calamity, an ancient maritime law that requires cargo owners to chip in on the cost of salvage before they can receive their cargo. The Dali was being chartered by Danish shipper Maersk at the time of the disaster, and Maersk spokesperson Kevin Doell told The Baltimore Sun in an email Wednesday that the shipper “has worked to achieve the release of its customers containers from the owner’s custody.”
The Dali’s Singaporean owner and manager — Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine, respectively — have sought to limit their liability in the bridge calamity, but claimants, including the City of Baltimore and, more recently, a small propane distributing company , have filed suit against them.
People with claims against the ship’s owner and manager have until Sept. 24 to file claims in federal court, but an email reviewed by The Baltimore Sun on Wednesday shows an effort to extend that deadline by four months.
Several law and maritime firms — which stated they were representing roughly $42 million in cargo that was aboard the Dali at the time of the crash — have informally requested to push the claims deadline to Jan. 24 so they have time to assess damage to the ship’s containers and cargo, according to the email.
“The majority of the containers were only discharged from the Dali at the end of August and a significant percentage of them will not be delivered to destination until after the current deadline for the lodging of claims against the limitation fund,” the group wrote.
The firms asked parties to the litigation to indicate by Monday whether they object to a January deadline. The group is also seeking voluntary agreement from the Dali’s owners, according to the email.
Asked why the ship is heading to China, Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine spokesperson Darrell Wilson declined to comment. However, shipping experts have long anticipated that the damaged vessel would ultimately receive its most extensive repairs overseas.
When the Ever Given — the 1,312-foot vessel that got stuck in the Suez Canal in 2021, stalling the international supply chain — needed repairs later that year, it received them in a dry dock in Qingdao, China.
Asked by The Baltimore Sun, Sal Mercogliano, a former merchant mariner who hosts the YouTube show “What’s Going On With Shipping?”, predicted that upon the Dali’s arrival in China, there would be an entirely new bow fabricated to replace the damaged one on the current ship.
“They will cut the bow off and put on a new one,” he said.
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As the sun rose Aug. 24, Capt. Tim Hoban's boat exploded. Much of his body was burned. He faces challenges to heal and rebuild the business he loves.
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