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Old 15-10-2014, 09:14   #1
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Caribbean this Winter and Beyond next Spring

50 ft ketch, twin headsails, extensively rebuilt over 4 years, leaving Virginia this winter for tour of Caribbean and then heading to other locations. Looking for divers, videographers, historians, all compatible crew members as completing documentaries on shipwrecks, places and affects of global warming. Not a paid position and shared expenses. Ship has new everything including engine, sails, electronics, life raft, dingy, rigging, paint etc. Two heads with hot and cold showers, AC, solar energy, wind generator, high output alt, 2 Sat phones, 2 chart plotters, AIS, radar, dive gear for 4, above and below water cameras, new fridge, hull epoxied, rudder and prop removed and rebuilt, masts removed and rebuilt. A complete hard top with opening glass windows - very dry cockpit. Male and especially female crew wanted as have few resumes for females. Experience not first priority as compatibility key. Ship is part of a charity servicing projects in Haiti. BEST TO REPLY TO timeforsunandsea@gmail dot com with short BIO and photos. The goal is to have fun while helping others and to document what is learned in the hopes of sharing profits from productions. Enjoy sailing on a beautiful ship that can go anywhere on the planet while it can stay there as long as it wants. We get allot of spam and weird emails so please be patient or try again. I repeat best to use email address above due to internet speeds.
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Old 15-10-2014, 10:44   #2
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Re: Caribbean this winter and beyond next spring

[QUOTE=time4sea;1654353]50 ft ketch, twin headsails, extensively rebuilt over 4 years, leaving Virginia this winter for tour of Caribbean and then heading to other locations. Looking for divers, videographers, historians, all compatible crew members as completing documentaries on shipwrecks, places and affects of global warming. Not a paid position and shared expenses. Ship has new everything including engine, sails, electronics, life raft, dingy, rigging, paint etc. Two heads with hot and cold showers, AC, solar energy, wind generator, high output alt, 2 Sat phones, 2 chart plotters, AIS, radar, dive gear for 4, above and below water cameras, new fridge, hull epoxied, rudder and prop removed and rebuilt, masts removed and rebuilt. A complete hard top with opening glass windows - very dry cockpit. Male and especially female crew wanted as have few resumes for females. Experience not first priority as compatibility key. Ship is part of a charity servicing projects in Haiti. BEST TO REPLY TO timeforsunandsea@gmail dot com with short BIO and photos. The goal is to have fun while helping others and to document what is learned in the hopes of sharing profits from productions. Enjoy sailing on a beautiful ship that can go anywhere on the planet while it can stay there as long as it wants. We get allot of spam and weird emails so please be patient or try again. I repeat best to use email address above due to internet speeds.[/QUOT

Sounds like a nice way to write off a trip to the Caribbean. I would think that if global warming was occurring (which it is not, because it is generally agreed that global surface temperatures have leveled off and there has been no increase in 15 yrs) that any effects would be minimal in the tropics. That is why they're referred to as the tropics, as you may know, because they are tropical, i.e. at nearly constant temperature. Have fun
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Old 15-10-2014, 11:03   #3
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Re: Caribbean this winter and beyond next spring

No global warming you say? I am Canadian. Our glaciers in the west are receding at alarming rates - faster than any other time in recorded history, our permafrost under buildings up north is melting which has not done before in recorded history, there are bugs in the arctic that our First Nations do not even have words in their language to describe and lastly the global warming topic was for the trip we are doing, we hope, thru the NW Passage next spring. Yes sailing thru the NW Passage that could not have been done even 30 years ago - I wonder why all the ice is melting?
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Old 15-10-2014, 11:53   #4
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No global warming you say? I am Canadian. Our glaciers in the west are receding at alarming rates - faster than any other time in recorded history, our permafrost under buildings up north is melting which has not done before in recorded history, there are bugs in the arctic that our First Nations do not even have words in their language to describe and lastly the global warming topic was for the trip we are doing, we hope, thru the NW Passage next spring. Yes sailing thru the NW Passage that could not have been done even 30 years ago - I wonder why all the ice is melting?

You're Canadian....that explains it
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Old 15-10-2014, 12:37   #5
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Re: Caribbean this winter and beyond next spring

Why are all the ports in the Adriatic and Med reinforcing their seawalls if the seas aren't rising?
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Old 15-10-2014, 14:03   #6
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Thank you for enforcing how Canadians are well known for doing the right thing and behaving in a way for the good of all humanity. Global warming is a fact and it has made itself well known to people who have any interest in our children's future. One way to help is for more people to use the power of the wind as in sailing, instead of a gas pedal. Just watch out for severe weather.
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Old 15-10-2014, 16:30   #7
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Why are all the ports in the Adriatic and Med reinforcing their seawalls if the seas aren't rising?
Beats the hell outta me. Workfare?
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Old 17-10-2014, 04:40   #8
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wow robmo are you the one that run a round with the bumper sticker Bring Back bush

he to was saiying no global warming

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