I second the lack of a fixed address. Makes things more difficult in the US. With legislative changes meant to combat terrorism, lack of a physical address makes these things fun or require purgry on your part:
1) opening a checking account
2) receiving proceeds from stock sales
3) obtaining a passport
4) registering to vote
5) obtaining a drivers license
6) taking out loans
7) getting a PO Box to recieve mail
The list goes on, but you get the point. There are ways around the Physical address requirements of these items, but its justban extra hassle.
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Yes, I agree with that.. I use an UPS store as physical address but I found have some problems with government papers...
I could add the always-dirty-marina-showers/bathrooms...
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En medio de la noche, sigo siendo luz...
It's hard to do some projects while living on the boat. Right now, I have the cabin solepanels in my storeroom where I am sanding them down and refinishing them and the bimini on the floor in the spare bedroom where I am doing repairs on it.
Harder, but not impossible, to do while living on on the boat.
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Founding member of the controversial Calypso rock band, Guns & Anchors!
Some of the saddest times of my life was getting the boat ready for dry dock. Cruel and unusual punishment.
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“Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.”
― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
Being away from grandchildren.
Lights on big powerboats that illuminate the whole anchorage conveniently obliterating my view of the stars.
No dishwasher (only when we have lots of company for dinner).
Crocodiles.
... the deck and coach roof is sandwich construction ...
Are there different versions of a Seadog 30? I always thought the deck and superstructure are solid GFK too ... What is the core material of your boat?