Practising to be a liveaboard.

[hartcjhart]

dont forget, make a list of 'home' marinas,then throw it away
then make a list of ones that you can afford,then throw that away
continue this until you have used the equivalent ammount of paper as half the trees in the new forest,

then make a list of boats you like,throw it away,then make a list of boats you can afford,and throw it away
that will use the other half of the forest

continue till yoe end up with a boat half the size you first wanted and in a crappier marina

and learn to love the aroma of swishing diesel as you sleep

 

[Nostrodamus]

Thank you everyone for your funny and interesting suggestions.
I did manage to write something so if you feel inclined please take a look and leave a comment.
Thank you all again

http://www.cygnus3.com/how-to-liveaboard-a-boat/

 

[telford_mike]

Good effort Mark

Mrs telford_mike suggests that you might include something about laundry......

 

[Nostrodamus]

Good effort Mark

Mrs telford_mike suggests that you might include something about laundry......

Thank you for looking and the comment.. I did mention laudry in passing but it is one of those blogs that could go on forever.. As you will have seen in the picture at the end Mrs Nostrodamus is doing the washing.

 

[SamanthaTabs]

On the subject of unblocking a loo..after clearing pipes sufficiently deciding to use the dinghy pump to blast air through has explosive results! Anyone who is not familiar with the Robin Williams film "RV" please watch it, unbelievably similar to boating.