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Old 02-11-2015, 14:23   #1
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Female 23 with BA, EMT, CPR

I am a 23 year old writer. After I graduated from the University of North Carolina in December 2014, I took a three month solo road trip across the United States. For the past six months, I have been farming at a community garden in Asheville, NC. I am currently looking for opportunities to sail, to travel to Cuba, and to explore Latin America.

I am a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), CPR with AED certified, and I have training in wilderness medicine from the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS). I am a consistently solid and creative cook. I enjoy labor that is both physically and mentally challenging. I want to learn as much about sailing as you are willing to share.

If you are looking for a crew member, please send me a private message. I am happy to provide a CV and references. I would prefer to sail from either Tampa Bay or Key West, beginning after Thanksgiving 2015. Flexible on destinations, duration.

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Re: Female 23 with BA, EMT, CPR

Welcome to the forum. Make sure you set up a profile at ocean crew link dot com. Also read about the different ARC rallies which will give you some ideas about the timing of most of the passages and when boats may be looking for crew. Best of luck! BB.


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Re: Female 23 with BA, EMT, CPR

I was going to say something, but really shouldn't!
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I was going to say something, but really shouldn't!

yeah, you shouldn't. cause she sounds like better crew than most here, me included.


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Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Sarah.
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Old 03-11-2015, 08:37   #6
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Hi Sarah Julia,
I am sure you will be flooded with offers. I would like to contact you direct and outside this forum because of the inevitable snide remarks from some people.
I would like to discuss the details of an extended voyage to the South Pacific due to start first week in December starting on the West coast of Florida.
My email is gert@aiglstorfer.com
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Re: Female 23 with BA, EMT, CPR

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I am a 23 year old writer. After I graduated from the University of North Carolina in December 2014, I took a three month solo road trip across the United States. For the past six months, I have been farming at a community garden in Asheville, NC. I am currently looking for opportunities to sail, to travel to Cuba, and to explore Latin America.

I am a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), CPR with AED certified, and I have training in wilderness medicine from the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS). I am a consistently solid and creative cook. I enjoy labor that is both physically and mentally challenging. I want to learn as much about sailing as you are willing to share.

If you are looking for a crew member, please send me a private message. I am happy to provide a CV and references. I would prefer to sail from either Tampa Bay or Key West, beginning after Thanksgiving 2015. Flexible on destinations, duration.

Best,
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Also posted today. Might be a fit if you are flexible?

Virginia to Bahamas to Haiti and Caribbean

Looking for male or female crew for sailing on our 50 foot ketch. Leaving early December from Virginia for the winter and spring. Will be touring a variety of locations. Have a look at our website www.blueworldexpeditions dot com. Need people who want to crew off and on over many years. Experience with scuba diving and sailing great but we can also teach you. Photography and journalism also great. Contacting us directly can be achieved thru the website. Thanks.
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Sarahjulia, welcome from Swannanoa! Best wishes, Doug & Anne
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Sarahjulia, welcome to the forum. Sorry for the jerks. Most here are decent people.
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Re: Female 23 with BA, EMT, CPR

Thinking about Marathon to Cuba for a week or so in December or Januaty. Other than standing watch on the overnight trip you would be on your own. Am thinking a few days in Havana then some stops on the North coast before returning. No prejudice against kids but I don't want to hear your music choices.
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Sarahjulia, welcome to the forum. Sorry for the jerks. Most here are decent people.
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Guess I'll be one of the jerks and ask who you are talking about? I see nothing but helpful and courteous replies in this thread... except of course for mine and yours.

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Guess I'll be one of the jerks and ask who you are talking about? I see nothing but helpful and courteous replies in this thread... except of course for mine and yours.

Welcome to CF Sarahjulia.
I guess you missed the posts that were deleted by the mods
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Sorry Boatpoker... please accept my apology. I should have known it was too good to be true
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Re: Female 23 with BA, EMT, CPR

At 23yo, I'd try to have a learning experience out of it.

improving foreing languages

and technical capabilities

and sailing practice, of course

I would search for a large ship , possibly with a Purpose, and a large crew, with professional mariners and of experience.

do not jump into the first chance you get

I would avoid the laid back vacationer, or the happy family living aboard for fun, and would consider a professional skipper at a minimum, and a oceanographic tall ship at best (a recent post was from a kind of ship!!!)

again, people who make a living out of the sea are the best positioned to make of your adventures on sea a real must in your life.

good luck and fair winds
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And a good opportunity to say "thanks" to those moderators, keeping on top of things here and not letting our "corner of the net" turn dark, as seems common in so much of the rest of the web. Notwithstanding the 1st amendment (I'm a fan), but the rest of the web could really benefit from same "maintaining decorum". I really compliment CF as a tremendous community, and encourage everyone to send in a few $ (I think it's only $15 to be a paying member) to help further their work (it's less than one nights docking fee).
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