I could go on forever about why I chose to give it all up to live on a sailboat. But I’m not, because everyone has ADD when it comes to the internet, so here’s a few key points (although I’d be more than happy to discuss it with you):
- Freedom
- Simplicity
- Adventure
- Uniqueness
- Sustainability
- Self-reliance
- Better health
- Morale
- “Coolness”
- Being out in and enjoying Nature
- Diversity
- Excitement
- …and I must stop now…
Quite a few people have asked me how they can research becoming a liveaboard. If you’re stricken with this disorder as well, here’s a few things you can look at; they really helped me through it:
LINKS
http://www.morganscloud.com
http://sailingsimplicity.com
http://www.hobosailor.com
http://www.sleepingwithoars.com
http://www.livingaboard.com
BOOKS
All In The Same Boat, Tom Neale
The Essentials of Living Aboard a Boat, Mark Nicholas
Gently With The Tides, Michael Frankel
Nigel Calder’s Cruising Handbook
Twenty Small Sailboats to Take You Anywhere, John Vigor
As always, I’m available for questions and/or criticism. I like questions but I really love criticism.
