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Fishing yacht and rubber boat sail drift on blue azure turquoise water surface of Tyrrhenian sea with shadows on bottom not far Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing yacht with shadows on bottom sail drift and rubber boat with trail rush on waves of blue azure turquoise water surface of Royalty Free Stock Photo

Typical street of Venice. Motorboats moored not far from the central water street without tourists, Italy. Vertical view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing yacht with shadows on bottom sail drift and rubber boat park in lagoon blue azure turquoise water surface of sea among Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pilgrim on forest lake Royalty Free Stock Photo

Golden Harbor: When Sails Meet Sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

To reach a port, we must sail - sail, not tie at anchor - sail, not drift.So many times, we set our sights on a destination and then sit ourselves down with the expectation that we will somehow reach it without even setting the sails for that direction. We cast our hopes and dreams to the wind, thinking that the wind itself will power our path--never entertaining the thought that in order to sail we must harness its power.