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Old 01-02-2009, 14:51   #47
SweetSurrender
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Originally Posted by grovernors View Post
Is there an old sailboat "graveyard" that unwanted vessels goto that I may be able to find a bargin from?
I too am studying much about what it takes to circumnavigate. While I never found a sailboat graveyard or an auction in time to get something of value, I have noticed any boat bargains nearly always come with a trade off of some sort attached. It appears most bargain boats always have -something- wrong.

I think it is a given that us newbies (myself included) must study our heads off rather than risk losing them while doing our undertaking. Anyone who doesn't... clearly doesn't have a head.

While looking for ways to conserve or have a more sustainable lifestyle while cruising, I've located these good books I'd like to recommend for you:


Voyaging On A Small Income ~ by Annie Hill

Ocean Cruising on a Budget ~ by Anne Hammick

The Cost Conscious Cruiser ~ by Lin & Larry Pardey

Self-Sufficient Sailor ~ by Lin & Larry Pardey

How to Sail Around the World : Advice and Ideas for Voyaging Under Sail
by Hal Roth
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