john_morris_uk
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Lunch in the cockpit while prepping to be re-launched. We’ve just put the Bimini back up so we finally get some shade. It was 36C below decks yesterday.
Lunch in the cockpit while prepping to be re-launched. We’ve just put the Bimini back up so we finally get some shade. It was 36C below decks yesterday.
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Poignard
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As a rule, you don't get motorists posting photos of car parks, so why do boaters like posting photos of marinas and boatyards?
Anyway, not wishing to be outdone, here's my boatyard picture:
Anyway, not wishing to be outdone, here's my boatyard picture:
Bouba
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Is that your Chelsea tractor ?As a rule, you don't get motorists posting photos of car parks, so why do boaters like posting photos of marinas and boatyards?
Anyway, not wishing to be outdone, here's my boatyard picture:
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john_morris_uk
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It’ll be turned on in the next day or two. Except when it’s not.Go on, turn your AIS on so that we canstalkfollow your voyage
Plan is St Bart’s, St Maarten for stores and then BVI’s US Virgin. isles, Puerto Rico, etc I’m voting for Cuba but the jury’s out. Florida Keys and then up East Coast USA to lay up again probably in Virginia. Next year up to New York, New York and New England. Then back to Europe. I like to think of it as a ‘proper’ Atlantic Circuit.
Chiara’s slave
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Neither can we. We are taking the advice of our neighbourhood swallows and going south for the winter. Glorious here in summerI give everybody who posts a picture a like….but sorry…I just can’t do it
john_morris_uk
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The boat of your dreams at the end of the rainbow but just out of sight.
(View looking inland from where we were lunching.)
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Sorry, no photo. But this evening I asked the local oyster fisherman for €10 worth of oysters. He obliged with a rather large sack full of oysters. He refused to take the €10 off me, so I had words with the barman. The barman understood... Result: the oyster fisherman's bar tab is sorted for a few days!
If you grumpy sods ever get the chance to anchor off Culatra, do it: life is wonderfully simple here.
If you grumpy sods ever get the chance to anchor off Culatra, do it: life is wonderfully simple here.
Koeketiene
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Lucky bastard
Wansworth
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Took me weeks to be able to buy the locals in the Cafe bar Marina
Bouba
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Today is a little wet and overcast.....tomorrow we are meeting friends for lunch....we were planning to drive to Toulon port, take the ferry to Sablettes.....walk through the park...to the beach and then to all the wonderful restaurants by the sea.
Unfortunately it’s quite windy tomorrow.....so we are going to Hyeres for a curry
Unfortunately it’s quite windy tomorrow.....so we are going to Hyeres for a curry
Wansworth
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Took the wife and daughter to a Turkish fast food outlet in the shopping mall wanted to splash out a bit as it was Christmas .Five men working the food and serving a few months ago it had only been two…..next door was a new “hawian” outlet……seemed a bit foreign
Alicatt
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Windy here today as well, 2 olive trees were blowen over, lost a few olives
Hunter is well lashed to the bollards, was checking on her this afternoon
7 degrees c and a good breeze blowing from the west, felt like it was freezing though, at least the trees are breaking the wind on the canal as it runs pretty much north south here.
Hunter is well lashed to the bollards, was checking on her this afternoon
7 degrees c and a good breeze blowing from the west, felt like it was freezing though, at least the trees are breaking the wind on the canal as it runs pretty much north south here.
capnsensible
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Bouba
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This afternoon’s dog walk
greeny
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This thread is the only active thread in "Liveaboard" in 2025 so far.
Are Liveaboarders a dying breed?
Or is it just they spend all their time dog walking, eating lunches and drinking on the poop deck enjoying the views?
Are Liveaboarders a dying breed?
Or is it just they spend all their time dog walking, eating lunches and drinking on the poop deck enjoying the views?
Bouba
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Can the mods put a duplicate in every sub forum ?
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I hope not.
I'm still a liveaboard and there's a wonderful liveaboard couple anchored near you on a boat called Selkie. Richard & Sally are their names.
greeny
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By all means, no problem but think I know them already.
john_morris_uk
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We’re living onboard our boat for the next five months. Does that count?
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