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antonputtemans.com is the personal website of Anton Puttemans.
It's a platform to publish photos and videos.
To showcase and archive, to learn and connect.
It's a platform to publish photos and videos.
To showcase and archive, to learn and connect.
- Outdoor travel, nature
- Adventure & Action Sports
sailing, surfing, kite
About Anton
Anton Puttemans is a Belgian living in Italy where he dropped anchor after years of traveling and yacht racing. At the moment he skippers a sail yacht in Portofino, Italy.
Anton's passions are technology, photography, web development mixed with water sports, surf, sail, kite,..
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Anton Puttemans is a Belgian living in Italy where he dropped anchor after years of traveling and yacht racing. At the moment he skippers a sail yacht in Portofino, Italy.Anton's passions are technology, photography, web development mixed with water sports, surf, sail, kite,..
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Published 5 days ago | Categories:
Finally I transferred my website to an Italian host.
I still have a lot of work but hope to open the index page in a few days so I can start posting photos, videos and news.
EDIT: OK so far so good, I enabled the index page so the website is now public. The crawlers and robots can do their work indexing the pages, even if I still need to optimize a lot of things on that part..
Still a lot of stuff to sort out: translations, date issues, cross browser (...)
Racing in Tigulio on Capricorno
Published 6 years ago | Categories:
This weekend I did the bow on "Capricorno" during Trofeo Pirelli here in Santa Margherita.
Thursdaynight there was a 60 mile offshore race to La Spezia and back. It was all reaching under Genoa on 90 apparent windangle. Tactic-wise not very exciting but there was a nice 20 knots landbreeze with gusts up to 30 and it was all about triming the sails and riding those gusts. We (...)
Thursdaynight there was a 60 mile offshore race to La Spezia and back. It was all reaching under Genoa on 90 apparent windangle. Tactic-wise not very exciting but there was a nice 20 knots landbreeze with gusts up to 30 and it was all about triming the sails and riding those gusts. We (...)