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RE: Are We Still A Community?

in #steemit6 years ago

Its a fair sized bay probably around another over a hundred boats around especialy if you count the dinghy sailing club ones but I only know one other person who lives on his boat and most keep theirs neerer to shore. My boat is about 7 m long more built as a small sailing yacht than a liveaboard but she sleeps four so enough space for one person to live.all would be fine if not for the constant crap weather we are having this year its like spring hasnt started yet despite being near middle of june

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Around her, the weather was cold and then spring, then cold again and then summer :) do you live near that other live aboard boat?

Same here with the weather when I moved on the boat end of january I thought the winter was over then it came back twice one day I woke up in an igloo even my drinking water froze up had to chew ice to get a drink.other bloke lives much nearer to shore he's in his seventies! I wish I have his health at that age! You in US?

Yeah, I live in the Mid-Western United States...do you live in Egland...

The weather is crazy. The other day I was watching a video of just a regular guy that spends time outdoors, he said that he noticed that the sun was coming up in a diffrent position. (something is effecting the sun or the earth)

How did you guess I was from the U.S.A. I surmise that you might not be Amercian because you refered to a guy as a bloke...thats a word that not many people use!

Ye I'm in england think I'll leave though as soon as the season ends getting fed up with this place

As to you being in US I think it was from a comment you left under somebodies post I was reading cant remember exactly now

Bloke is a commonly used word over here

Do people that live in England need a passport to move to other european countries? Do you plan to travel by boat? Do you need to get a handful of special permits (like registering your boat in another country)?

No passport needed when travelling in the EU , yes gonna sail out of here im a bit like a snail now I take my house with me :) I should register the boat to get an s.s.r. number so they can confirm ownership abroad but its not a legal requirment here I dont think I'll bother a few countries require smthing like boatsman papers like a driving licence for a boat which I also dont have so im just gonna claim blisfull ignorance and hope for the best from talking with other people it seems nobodies bothered when it comes to small boats like mine

Do you have an idea which direction that you are going to sail? Also about how close will you be from shore (will you be able to see land)? Will yo be traveling by wind/battery backup?

I like that.
Thought about going up north along the shore towards shetland islands probable keeping within a few miles from shore not getting too close though its more dangerous near shore stronger currents possibility of being blown on the wrong part off shore like cliffs etc. Then from shetland across to norway thats about 150-200 miles so a day or two at full sea if all goes well and I do go that way. I might get the internal engine going but will mainly be using sails even if I do.wind is free :) and its quicker that way. I have solar panels so I charge as I go but thats just for lights.