The Royal Barge Procession – Splendor on the Chao Phraya River
The Royal Barge Procession in Bangkok, conducted on very rare occasions, is a spectacular royal armada on the Chao Phraya River. This procession is normally conducted on the following occasions: When the King ascends the throne.

Brand New Burgundy Barge Savoir Vivre Announces Dine-Around Cruise in Burgundy for 2010
Brand new Burgundy barge cruise, Savoir Vivre has announced a dine around cruise for 2010. Savoir Vivre cruises in Southern Burgundy where guests will enjoy sightseeing at the best vineyards, markets and chateaux by day and dinner off the barge at a different authentic auberge each night.

History of the Royal Barges - a Timeless Tradition
The history of the royal barges dates back to the Sukhothai era in the 13th century when the first royal barges were reportedly seen. The barges were originally troop carriers at a time when it was more expedient to transport troops into battle along rivers.

Vessel Registration in Panama
If you own a merchant shipping company, you may find it beneficial to look into registering your sea-going vessel with Panama. Panama, one of the world's largest financial centers, also offers a lot of benefits for maritime companies.

Buy the Correct Bathroom Vessel Sinks
You don’t have to mourn about the same old fashioned bathrooms any more. You can now readily spice up your bathroom and add style and fashion to it with brand new bathroom vessel sinks. It is not that bathroom vessel sinks are just used as utilitarian vessels. More striking and captivating designs and styles of vessel sinks are now available. All these vessel sinks will help you recreate your bathroom in a unique style.

Vessel Sinks
Vessel sinks are perfect additions to any commercial bathroom The sleek and innovative designs provide visitors with a look that they donýt often see

"Two Tankers Down," Story of Coast Guard's Greatest Cape Cod Rescue, Releases
"Two Tankers Down," the story of the rescue of officers and crew from the tankers the SS Fort Mercer and the SS Pendleton, has been released by Lyons Press. Maritime Writer Robert R. Frump, author of "Until the Sea Shall Free Them," is the author of the new book, which tells the story of Bernard C. Webber, a young Coast Guardsman who steers his small boat through mountainous oceans. It is considered the greatest small boat rescue in U.S. Coast Guard history.

'Two Tankers Down' Chronicles Famous Coast Guard Cape Cod Rescue
Author Robert R. Frump has written a story of one of the most famous rescues in U.S. Coast Guard history. Two oil tankers, the SS Pendleton and the SS Fort Mercer, split in half off Chatham, MA., on February 18, 1952. More than 1,000 Coast Guard rescuers in planes and cutters rushed to the scene. In the end, though the lifeboatmen, rescuers in small boats challenging huge seas, were key to some of the most dramatic rescues ever performed. Bernard Webber and the CG 36500 rescue boat played a central role in the Cape Cod rescue, but Frump's book breaks new ground in detailing the Fort Mercer rescue.