boat life...i'm curious.... (140)
jlw45: how many of you would consider living aboard a sailboat?...if you've had your fill of one place, just pull up anchor and see where the wind blows you... there's alotta romantic ideas, about living on a boat but, ruff weather can be a beeyatch...
Don't think I could do it... not for a long run...
'afternoon, Joel
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Laura25: Don't think I could do it... not for a long run...
'afternoon, Joel
good afternoon, miss laura'afternoon, Joel
so, you don't think you could sail around the horn and back again?...
...how's about down to the caribean for the winter ??.. 
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jlw45: good afternoon, miss laura so, you don't think you could sail around the horn and back again?... ...how's about down to the caribean for the winter ??..
THAT I could never resist! 
P.S, How did you guess, J.??????!!?
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there are many here that do this for the summer months on the rivers and lakes.....as there are not any really bad storms here....but the winters are to cold..
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Laura25: THAT I could never resist!
P.S, How did you guess, J.??????!!?
P.S, How did you guess, J.??????!!?
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jlw45: it was just a good guess, i guess...
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davpk10: there are many here that do this for the summer months on the rivers and lakes.....as there are not any really bad storms here....but the winters are to cold..
yea, i could'nt imagine living aboard in the northern regions during winter...
cold AND wet ??...no thank you...
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SAILboat
used to go l.a. to catalina island almost every weekend for 2 yrs
on a 45 ft morgan- s cabins and a great kitchen
(rich boyfriend)
also around the anacapas near santa barbara on the dinghy
(sea lions are quite a fright)
diving for abalone and braising em on the hibachi
YUM
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Canal boats (narrow boats) are very popular in the uk.
They can reach a length of 72ft and make very comfortable
homes. Unaffected by the weather also.
They can reach a length of 72ft and make very comfortable
homes. Unaffected by the weather also.
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jlw45: how many of you would consider living aboard a sailboat?...if you've had your fill of one place, just pull up anchor and see where the wind blows you... there's alotta romantic ideas, about living on a boat but, ruff weather can be a beeyatch...
Ive often had dreams of doing this, actually. A different port every week sounds like fun!
I think I would prefer a houseboat type thing now though, and go travelling through the Great Lakes and up the St. Lawrence when the weather is good.
I do like the idea of hitching up outside a bar in the evenings, though!
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Don't think I'd like to live on a sailboat, but almost got to live on a houseboat once. Was so disappointed when I didn't.
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jlw45: how many of you would consider living aboard a sailboat?...if you've had your fill of one place, just pull up anchor and see where the wind blows you... there's alotta romantic ideas, about living on a boat but, ruff weather can be a beeyatch...
I would living on a boat... sail or otherwise..
Some really nice ones in Copenhagen, Denmark..
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mindfful: SAILboat
used to go l.a. to catalina island almost every weekend for 2 yrs
on a 45 ft morgan- s cabins and a great kitchen
(rich boyfriend)
also around the anacapas near santa barbara on the dinghy
(sea lions are quite a fright)
diving for abalone and braising em on the hibachi
YUM
a morgan is a nice boat....used to go l.a. to catalina island almost every weekend for 2 yrs
on a 45 ft morgan- s cabins and a great kitchen
(rich boyfriend)
also around the anacapas near santa barbara on the dinghy
(sea lions are quite a fright)
diving for abalone and braising em on the hibachi
YUM
that sounds like fun, seeing the sealions...i've heard they can be pests
yummmm...fresh abalone
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jlw45: how many of you would consider living aboard a sailboat?...if you've had your fill of one place, just pull up anchor and see where the wind blows you... there's alotta romantic ideas, about living on a boat but, ruff weather can be a beeyatch...
Oh yea...............Could do that, but would want good weather always....
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Olsojente: I would ----- living on a boat... sail or otherwise.. Some really nice ones in Copenhagen, Denmark..
"love" was missing in that one..
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lived on a houseboat for a while a few years back. great in the summer, not so in the winter here. haven't tried living aboard a sailboat....so far
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mindfful: SAILboat
used to go l.a. to catalina island almost every weekend for 2 yrs
on a 45 ft morgan- s cabins and a great kitchen
(rich boyfriend)
also around the anacapas near santa barbara on the dinghy
(sea lions are quite a fright)
diving for abalone and braising em on the hibachi
YUM
just what is abalone...sound good though and so does the rest....used to go l.a. to catalina island almost every weekend for 2 yrs
on a 45 ft morgan- s cabins and a great kitchen
(rich boyfriend)
also around the anacapas near santa barbara on the dinghy
(sea lions are quite a fright)
diving for abalone and braising em on the hibachi
YUM
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bodleing: Canal boats (narrow boats) are very popular in the uk.
They can reach a length of 72ft and make very comfortable
homes. Unaffected by the weather also.
yes, i've seen something about them, in the UK....they look interresting....but they could'nt be very sea worthy ??..They can reach a length of 72ft and make very comfortable
homes. Unaffected by the weather also.
they are neat though
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Olsojente: I would living on a boat... sail or otherwise.. Some really nice ones in Copenhagen, Denmark..
some very well made blue water cruisers are made in denmark ....
they know a thing or two about boats, over there...
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there's alotta romantic ideas, about living on a boat but, ruff weather can be a beeyatch...