Well, actually, everyone’s trying to sell you something these days. It’s relentless. Every day when I open my mail there are about a hundred or more scam emails trying to sell me something and of the remaining “real” email fully 95% of that is someone trying to sell me something or other. You get used …
That somewhat sad and neglected Gemini catamaran is a great example of the more is better silliness where engines and horsepower come into play… Really, eighty horsepower? The Gemini is a light boat (some might even say TOO light) and it does not take a lot of power to make it get up and go. …
Walkin the talk… Their website is a real cornucopia of good solid cruising and sailing information so really belongs in your bookmarks.
I bought “Tiny Floating Homes” by Chris Troutner and read it over the weekend. It’s good. You should read it. Need I really say more?
Face it, a lot of folks put far too much importance on what other people think… Ya think? I’ve lost track of the number of times someone has told me that they’d love to go cruising but they can’t afford to do it in the style and fashion they believe is required to fit in …
Over at Two at Sea they’re talking about simplicity… Well, actually they’re not as it happens. What they are talking about really has nothing to do with simplicity and everything to do with defending the status quo of consumerist yachting. That said, you should really make sure to read it because anyone thinking about VolksCruising …
… You really do need to listen to.
Since I’ve been working on the VolksCruiser project I’ve noticed a certain niche market in used boats. The upshot is that someone buys a dirt cheap boat that is not selling for pennies on the dollar and then cleans it up (as in just throwing away junk and some liberal application of soap and water) …
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