Living aboard a boat can be more complicated than a mere lifestyle choice. Access to marinas and water is very much a public, environmental and safety concern. More so, the public (this includes all – including landlubbers, sightseers, tourists, commercial vessels and politicians) does have a legitimate say
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I am amazed to think that time passes by so quickly. The real indicator of that is not gray hair, my daughter entering a different grade in school or really anything else of tangible meaning. The indicator for time passing is really the date of my last
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We have decided to make some changes for customers. No more protected files. No more selling only one format. We live in an interconnected world and people do change devices over time. From now on, we sell every format all for the price of one eBook format.
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With a special thanks to Chris Birch for providing us with his annual winterize-your-boat checklist, here are some thoughts for you to consider as you prepare your boat for the 2013/2014 winter. To all those of you whose season is coming to a close, I hope you
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Jack Frost can pack quite a bite, especially for boats that spend the winter in harbor. That’s why it’s important for boat and dock owners to do all they can to keep their vessels shielded from the snapping jaws of winter. In more temperate climates, where ice
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/three-ways-a-de-icer-can-protect-your-boat-and-dock-this-winter/" align="left"]Here is a reminder of one of the worst things that can happen aboard. Fire. Boats can transition from romantic havens to death traps with fire. They offer limited exits and surround the occupants with toxic and flammable kinder. Here, there were limited firefighting capabilities. Security is
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/safety-reminder-missing-couple-feared-dead-in-squalicum-harbor-boat-fire-on-patrol-bellinghamherald-com/" align="left"]Life aboard a boat should bring with it all of life’s requirements – including, but not limited to, a toilet. At some point even the most bound up boaters will still have to go. In order to solve this simple problem, we all engage in some pretty
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/588/" align="left"]Living Aboard Podcast – The Costs of Living Aboard (Episode 5)
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/living-aboard-podcast-the-costs-of-living-aboard-episode-5/" align="left"]Living Aboard Podcast – Picking Your Marina –
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[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/living-aboard-podcast-choosing-a-boat-part-1/" align="left"]Essentials of Living Aboard a Boat Podcast – Episode 2 – The Basics
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/living-aboard-podcast-the-basics-episode-2/" align="left"]Don Casey’s Dragged Aboard offers some good advice – but most importantly addresses the context of the reluctant partner dynamic in tight quarters. Personally, I don’t think that there is a fix to the stubborn, but there can be compromise (particularly on the happy partner’s part), things that can be done to alleviate the problems, and most importantly, the permission to pay attention to this stuff. In short, this is a worthwhile read.
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/review-don-casey-dragged-aboard-a-cruising-guide-for-the-reluctant-mate/" align="left"]In future podcasts we’ll talk about living aboard, and the things that have changed with life aboard – including the iPad, apps, 3G and so forth. It’s good to be back.
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://livingaboard.net/im-back-many-apologies-to-my-fellow-live-aboards/" align="left"]Some nice articles on this latest site for liveaboards. Pls be sure to visit: Liveaboard Living | Live on a Boat: liveaboard sailboat. Living aboard is truly an amazing lifestyle; … Living aboard a boat is waterfront living at its best and least expensive. … Calm waters,
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