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  1. Geoff S.
    Thanks, Shane! Happy New Year!
  2. Geoff S.
    Hi, Shane!
    Sorry for my woefully tardy reply (only a year and five months late!) Thanks for the kudos...they help keep me going. We're still not in the water...maybe another year...sigh...

    Fair Winds,
    Geoff
  3. speakeasy
    Thanks Shane.
  4. David_Old_Jersey
  5. boatman61
    Cheers mate...
  6. surfmachine
    Ahoy Shane, my crew and I are ok, but the boat has been washed onto a beach and the keel cracked off, so we have salvaged what we could and left ther gear in Padang, the locals will have the boat now?
  7. wolfenzee
    there is a poll "living your dream" or some such thing that basically asks why people haven't....mine is to ask where they are in achieving it. Odd jobs mainly, working on other peoples boats here and there and similar terrestrial jobs. My friend spends about 6 months out of the year sailing and the rest going to college and saving up to sail...his annual cruising budget is about $2500
  8. wolfenzee
    How's this: Many of us have dreamed of cutting our land ties and just sailing off into the sunset. Some of us instantly pulled themselves back out of their day dream realizing they would have to give up their corner office, condo etc.....some of us just figured it could never happened so it was just their own personal dream that helped carry them through the rigors of life, some of us are actually preparing for it right now , some tried it and were reluctantly drawn back, some realized it is not the life for them and a few are actually living it.
    My purpose here is to help those who feel it is beyond their grasp to take a closer look and maybe realize their dream is actually alot closer to reality than they thought. I have known people that may cook on a camp stove, carry their water in jerry cans, basically live bare bones survival......but it is on their boat cruising the south pacific supporting themselves on odd jobs....but they are actually doing it.
  9. wolfenzee
    I wanted to start a poll on the forum and don't know how to go about it and would like your input. Some of us have thought it through, talked to others that have and have an idea of it's feasibility. Some of us it has been a dream in the back of their heads and they never realized how possible it really is. I have the boat I have an income (albeit modest) and it is something my father wanted to do all his life so I grew up hearing about it.
  10. wolfenzee
    I was wondering if you could help me with a poll. Basically severing land ties and sailing off into the tropical sunset. [1] Did it (forced to give it up) [2] did it (chose to give it up [3] doing it [4] getting ready too [5] has been a long standing dream [6] I prefer my corner office, condo and a boat for an vacation.
    Hopefully this will help those that are on the verge of doing it get a better idea if it is possible and/or what they want

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  • About SurferShane
    Vessel Make/ model
    L. Francis Herreshoff H28 Ketch & Brisol 24 @ 25'
    Vessel Name
    SV Tardis - Joy
    Location
    NSW AUSTRALIA
    Occupation
    Semi retied Waterman; Trade Qualified Chef & Lawyer
    Interests
    Small boat voyaging and adventure
    Biography
    Surfer, SUP, spearfisherman, minimalist.
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    Life is a shipwreck but we must not forget to sing in the lifeboats. - Voltaire

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