Crew Wanted: Annapolis to Fl and Beyond

[bobe531]

Looking for crew to join me in taking my boat from Annapolis to Florida and beyond. I have spent to much time in the cold so I am relocating south.

Boat: 1983 Hunter 34. I have lived aboard for the past 4 months and added comfort items to her...A/C, fridge, oven, etc.

Me: recently retired from the federal workforce after 38 years as a GI, civil servant and beltway bandit (contractor). Spent the last two years unemployed (thank God) sailing and outfitting my boat. I am ready to head south and escape the cold. I am a laid back smoker and enjoy cocktail hour once docked.

Plan: Leaving late September or early October down the ICW. Plan on spending most nights at a Marina. It will be a leisurely trip, if I find a fun place to dock may stay a day or a week.

I do not expect the crew to share boat expenses, you just need to cover your personal off boat expenses.

If you are interested let me know.

Bob Ewert

[procrew4u]

I am available for crewing at anytime, please check what kjango has to say about me, I am very familiar with the ICW and many offshore shortcuts that can take many hours of the ICW where it becomes boring and to long between stops.

[emt281101]

I am 21 years old. My father first took me sailing on the Chespeake Bay when I was 6 months old; I have been sailing ever since. When I was 8, I began racing on both small boats ( dinghies), and Keel Boats. My keel boat racing experience includes a Cal 2-30, C&C 33, Express 35, J/22, J/24, J/29, J/30, J/35, J/42, Melges 24, Merit 25, Navy 44, and a Santa Cruz 70. My dinghy experience includes Lasers, 420s, 470s, JY15s, Thistles, and Optimists. I have done many distance races, including the Round Block Island Race and Vineyard race, both in 2008.

I have been cruising my entire life. My cruising experience includes a Pearson Ariel (similar to a Pearson Triton, only smaller), a Morgan 30, Jeanneau 35, Cal 2-27, Beneteau 35.7, and currently a Bayfield 32. I have sailed offshore many many times, including a trip this past November from Annapolis, Maryland to St. Maarten, in the Caribbean.

I began coaching sailing and racing when I was 13- in 2001. I have been teaching junior sailors every summer since then, teaching everything from 8 year old beginners (kids who have never set foot on a boat) to 16 year olds in advanced racing. I have taught at the Baltimore County Sailing Center for 6 summers (www.bcsailing.org), and this past summer taught at the Tred Avon Yacht Club, in Oxford Md (tayc.com). I have taught 420s, Lasers, Optis, and Hunter Xcites.

I am a Level 1 certified small boat instructor through US Sailing, and in May of 2007 became certified in Maryland as an Emergency Medical Technician. My EMT certification is current. I have two years experience in the community fire department as an EMT.

I wonder if my qualifications meet your requirements.

Thanks in advance. I can be reached via email at emt281101 (AT) gmail (DOT) com.
Thanks again,

Corey

[Captain37]

Greetings and hello, let this find you well.

Our names are Jill and Nir, (pronounced as ‘near’), and we are a team/couple who have had numerous years of experience working in the nautical industry.

Nir and I have many years experience at sea and are comfortable in all sorts of nautical situations. We are keen and eager to offer our skills on a vessel to make your sea experience safe, relaxed, and enjoyable. There is no doubt in our minds that we have plenty of positive qualities to offer to you and your kin, crew, or situation onboard and we encourage you to consider us as one of your first choices to complete your search in filling the necessary positions for your vessel.

Nir Malchy & Jill Leonard

nirandjill@hotmail.com

Mobile: +1 717 802 6855

Nir Malchy & Jill Leonard

nirandjill@hotmail.com

Mobile: +1 717 802 6855