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Old 03-11-2016, 18:33   #1
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Hello Everyone,
My name is Brian. My wife and I are planning on ditching our 4 bedroom house and starting anew. We are in the process of selling the majority of our belongings and browsing for sailboats and marinas, specifically in Southern California.
I have been browsing these forums for a while and look forward to the wealth of knowledge that can come from a knowledgeable online community.
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Welcome Brian....sounds like a great plan to me. We have been living aboard now for 4yrs in Morro Bay awaiting the kids to get out of high school.
Chula Vista Marina is a good liveaboard marina on the cheap but if you want to be in the "action" you can do something more Harbor Island. But there are plenty of liveaboard slips available...you just have to walk into the office and talk to them not looking like a druggie Hobo when you ask and apply.
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Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Brian.
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Old 04-11-2016, 04:21   #4
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Welcome Brian....sounds like a great plan to me. We have been living aboard now for 4yrs in Morro Bay awaiting the kids to get out of high school.
Chula Vista Marina is a good liveaboard marina on the cheap but if you want to be in the "action" you can do something more Harbor Island. But there are plenty of liveaboard slips available...you just have to walk into the office and talk to them not looking like a druggie Hobo when you ask and apply.
Thanks for the welcome. We are planning on flying out to San Diego to check out Chula Vista and Harbor Island. Most of the information I have found on liveaboard slips seems to be outdated. I hope our trip is productive. I will make sure i put on my good shoes before applying.
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I lived aboard in Shelter Island and it was pure HEAVEN! Currently not living aboard but spending time on the boat I see lots of anchor outs living aboard as well. Much harder conditions, but in San Diego not too hard. There are a couple folks in my mooring field that live aboard - one a family on a big cat and they are always in great times and spirits..though they do have a house to retreat if needed.
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Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Ikani.
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Hello Everyone,
My name is Brian. My wife and I are planning on ditching our 4 bedroom house and starting anew. We are in the process of selling the majority of our belongings and browsing for sailboats and marinas, specifically in Southern California.
I have been browsing these forums for a while and look forward to the wealth of knowledge that can come from a knowledgeable online community.
The title of your post seems to have nothing to do with the body of your post. Do you have a special talent ($$$) that you can do while living on a boat? Do you have a question? Do you just wish to just say "hello"?

OK. Hello.
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