Hello All

mangus · 26-06-2008, 19:09

I am new to this site and so far have found it interesting and helpful. I'm in the process of buying a boat with the intentions of living on it. I'll probably be asking for all kinds of advise, so

. It's nice to know I have a place to go. Thanks...Mangus

DeepFrz · 26-06-2008, 19:12

Hi mangus, welcome to the forum. Ask away and you will get lots of opinions.

trinescape · 26-06-2008, 22:37

hi all iam new to the site i have a 36ft tri made from timber and epoxy i have owned her for 6yrs and in that time most of my time has been fitting her out you see i bought her as an unfinished project the original owner had a marrage breakdown usual story so in 2002 we started our journey luckily iam a carpenter so i had the timber skills to finisher but in 2005 my back went in a major way so now our cruising is rather limited to calmer days but some sailing is better than no sailing

Lancerbye · 27-06-2008, 02:20

Welcome aboard Mangus from the great white north.

swabbmob · 03-07-2008, 19:02

welcome to Mangus and Trinescape
We have ben living aboard our boat for a few weeks now. It has been very challenging, but each day we learn something and fix something. Tomorrow morning, first thing, I get to rebuild the head and snake the lines to fish out the poop that is clogging the damn thing. Directly after that, we are going sailing.

26-06-2008, 19:09	#1
mangus Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Bodega Bay, Ca Boat: Hunter 40.5 Sans Soucis Posts: 5	Hello All I am new to this site and so far have found it interesting and helpful. I'm in the process of buying a boat with the intentions of living on it. I'll probably be asking for all kinds of advise, so. It's nice to know I have a place to go. Thanks...Mangus

26-06-2008, 19:12	#2
DeepFrz Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Winnipeg Boat: None at this time Posts: 746	Hi mangus, welcome to the forum. Ask away and you will get lots of opinions. __________________ The man who keeps faith with reality wants to act truthfully in the here and now, not to derive a secondhand here and now from a purpose. - Karl Jaspers

27-06-2008, 02:20	#4
Lancerbye Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Middle East in the winter, West Coast of Canada in the summer for this year. Boat: Lancer 44 Motorsailer Posts: 602 Images: 27	Welcome aboard Mangus from the great white north. __________________ The basis of accomplishment is in never quitting Mengzi Meng-tse

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26-06-2008, 22:37	#3
trinescape Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: adelaide ,australia Boat: 36ft one off trimiran Posts: 31	hi all iam new to the site i have a 36ft tri made from timber and epoxy i have owned her for 6yrs and in that time most of my time has been fitting her out you see i bought her as an unfinished project the original owner had a marrage breakdown usual story so in 2002 we started our journey luckily iam a carpenter so i had the timber skills to finisher but in 2005 my back went in a major way so now our cruising is rather limited to calmer days but some sailing is better than no sailing

03-07-2008, 19:02	#5
swabbmob Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Port Washington, NY Boat: Custom Finch 46 - Airielle Posts: 78 Images: 6	welcome to Mangus and Trinescape We have ben living aboard our boat for a few weeks now. It has been very challenging, but each day we learn something and fix something. Tomorrow morning, first thing, I get to rebuild the head and snake the lines to fish out the poop that is clogging the damn thing. Directly after that, we are going sailing.