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Originally Posted by roverhi
Delmarrey, think your snobbery is showing through. I bought my first live aboard 26' boat without much sailing experience, especially ocean sailing experience. The only way I could afford a boat was to live on it. Bought, sailed, lived aboard and sold three boats eventually sailing the East Coast and SoPac. Never had any money but always had enough money for the boat. Never had a boat with a shower. Why does the boat need a shower when you've rain??
I'm probably going to have my boat in Gig Harbor in a years, what's the problem with live aboards there??? From what I could see walking the docks, didn't see much trash, in fact just the opposite. Most of the boats were gold plate power vessels that looked to be under used but not under loved. |
I don't have a problem with live-aboards just people that know nothing about boats moving into a marina. Again I USE TO
LIVE-ABOARD myself and used the showers on the walk. But to just go out and buy a boat to live on, thats ridiculous.
Why not a travel
trailer? I lived in one of those too and it was a lot less expensive then the 27' boat I had at the time. I had sewer,
water, 110V
electrical,
phone, cable TV, AC,
refrigerator,
heater, hot & cold pressured
water and . The only
maintenance was to cover up the tires so they didn't cook in the sun, kill the local ants and wash it down once in awhile. And the lot was less then the slip for the boat. So you can't tell me boats are less!
Nothing wrong with Gig harbor! It has an area where the docks are lined with palm trees in big pots and what looks like a small community taking up a whole
dock. I have no problem with that! It looks inviting. Apparently, they must own the
dock or have special arrangements with the owners.
I'm talking from experience!
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