I suppose that depends on what you mean by “hard”. For us, it was challenging to think through all the pieces and how to best install the system on our boat. It was also challenging to squeeze into small spaces with awkward-sized, somewhat-heavy items. Perhaps the most challenging aspect was figuring out how many fasteners
Big, Big Day!
Coming to America
Retrofit: Project 1.5 complete!
Reading material nowadays
I think that living abroad really does make you think differently about things and expand your horizons a bit, in all aspects of your life. Consider magazine subscriptions… Ten years ago, I don’t think it would have ever occurred to us to consider getting a subscription to a non-US magazine to stay up to speed
Water, water, everywhere, and not a drop to drink
It’s a funny thing being on a boat surrounded by water and having to wonder if we have enough freshwater to get by. Alas, it is a concern, particularly if one plans to spends days away from shoreside facilities like while crossing an ocean, for instance. For our purposes we have some decisions to make
Comments now working…we think!
Welcome aboard!
We’re managing two adventures at once now – with the launch of this blog, we’ll be sharing the planning, outfitting and eventual cruising on our new-to-us J/120 sailboat, Shearwater. We continue to post about living in Europe on our other blog – lifeteria. Thanks for stopping by – please feel free to contribute by sharing your thoughts,