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Old 02-12-2013, 10:27   #1
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Hi gang,

I'm Renee, aka Moxie Girl. Am American by birth, but living in the UK dreaming of moving to the ocean. I know very little, dare I say virtually nothing about sailing. But that's a trivial hurdle.

Am going to start at a sailing school next year, and if all goes well, in 6 years or so will have my own boat and sailing the seas. MG
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Old 03-12-2013, 18:41   #2
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Re: New Dreamer In England.

Hey Moxie....welcome to the forum. Way to go....may all your dreams be realized.
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Old 03-12-2013, 19:50   #3
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Re: New Dreamer In England.

Sounds like a great goal Moxie, and I wish you all the best! Chasing your dreams in a way that can't be beat!
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Old 03-12-2013, 21:42   #4
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Sounds great but 6 years is a lifetime away. You could buy an Alberg30 in the Chesapeake Bay for under $10k on Craiglist and sail it across the Atlantic to England :-)
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Re: New Dreamer In England.

Hi Renee,
I would suggest you do a couple of RYA courses. Dream or Two in Gossport are a great crowd. My wife just did a begginners course and can't wait to ge back. Check it out !
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Old 04-12-2013, 00:44   #6
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Re: New Dreamer In England.

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome.

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Hi Renee,
I would suggest you do a couple of RYA courses. Dream or Two in Gossport are a great crowd. My wife just did a begginners course and can't wait to ge back. Check it out !
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Yes, I've found a couple schools that are quite local to me, and plan on getting on the water next year. Can't wait!
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Old 07-12-2013, 11:37   #7
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Re: New Dreamer In England.

Aloha and welcome aboard!
This is a wonderful place to get started.
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