Can everyone post what boat they have as a liveaboard please?

[captainslarty]

Mee gawds !, that must hold some Gin /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

It´l look much better with loads of old washing hung up and a few rusty bikes, maybe a couple of old diesel cans, and a few lumps of wood tied to the rails ?. and possibly a plastic penguin to scare dump ducks (Shitehawks) off.....

And is that a baby grand in the rear open air ballroom ???






Vewwwy nice indeed, do you accept letters of begging from poor unfortunate cruisers ?

If so, please pm me with your address..
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[ITH]

As from Spring 08, a Nauticat 35 pilothouse sloop.

 

[Kilter]

Tradewind 33 did us proud for nearly 3 years

 

[Skents]

1. Harrison Butler (1914) 28 foot...sitting head room only - two adults (young and in love).
2. Colin Archer type 30 foot (1946) - two adults and baby.
3. Looe Lugger 46 foot (1921) - two adults, toddler, parrot and cats.
4. Salar 40 (grp) - two adults and two kids.
5. Van de Stadt Caribbean 40 (wood) - two adults, one kid (earlier kid strangely chooses to be a dirt dweller!).

 

[Saguday]

Island Packet 370, 2004.

Our family of 4 lived aboard for 6 months cruising the US east coast. Currently in UK working but plan to get back out there again and continue.

Lovely solid boat and supremely comfortable to live on.

 

[jonic]

1996 Moody 38. Perfect for us with two kids onboard.

 

[1611]

1979 Prout Snowgoose 37ft Cat with cruising mods.

 

[Sadlermike]

12 years on a Sadler 32.

 

[Moodyjim]

Moody 425 (part time)

 

[Sy-Revolution]

Sailed her but not lived on her, yet, expected spring 2008.
'78 Comar Comet 11. We'll see.............

 

[alandee]

Our very first boat, an uprated 2002 Beneteau Oceanis 36cc, still, because she's home from home! ( part time ). /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[oakum]

1963 42ft steel R.Clark yawl one-off. Could do with little less length little more beam, but happy enough.

 

[Richard10002]

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Which is? Or did you just think it would be interesting .... and it is.

 

[TonyMS]

Winter, 57' barge-type motor yacht; summer Dazcat 9.2

 

[Anonymous]

Nauticat 42 - Cruising couple, 365/365 (no home ashore). Very pleased with the choice, would choose the same again. Very stable, comfortable, easy to sail, very seaworthy.

 

[Jock89]

Nicholson 38-full time live-aboard, when in UK. Not exactly the ideal live-aboard boat by todays standards, but I bought her for her sea-keeping ability, not live-aboard luxury.
I've since spent so much money on her I'm frightened to take her out.
What.?
No, it's too dangerous out there to risk it.! /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif

 

[davidbains]

Nautitri (Kelsall 39) '76. Very stable but a bit too wide, keeps me out of marinas thankfully.
Now planning our 32nd summer onboard!!

 

[Amari]

Wauquiez Pretorien 35.1985. (part time). French blue water sloop, has circumnavigated (not us). Nice and stiff, skeg mounted rudder. Second cabin too small for a couple unless very recently married.

 

[sierraone44]

1978 Nicholson 32Mk X1- singlehanded-no home ashore-9 years in December. Portugal -Med(4 yrs)-Canaries-Caribbean-Now wintering in UK.

 

[Troutbridge]

The first liveaboard was a Freedom 39, now I have a Broadblue 385 catamaran.