Dinghy parking behind
Motivator
One of the great aspects of the cruising lifestyle is the other
cruisers you meet. Boating is very
democratic in that no matter what your social economic status, politics,
religion or nationality, you are all sharing the same sea conditions, weather,
and often the same neighborhood (anchorage).
Marco & Rachel
from Switzerland, William & Imbi from Sweden, and Mo from Motivator
Just like the whalers of yesteryear, cruisers have a
tendency to enjoy getting together to swap sea stories and discuss places we
have been or plan to visit.
Marc & Nadine
from Belgium
The mix of nationalities and languages makes for very
interesting conversations and you leave with a more worldly perspective. You do hear a lot of, “how do you say..?
John & Kathy from
Delaware
Cruisers are adventurous and enjoy an active lifestyle. It is usually several meeting before you get
down to, “what did you do before you chose a life of boat maintenance in
paradise?”
Carol and Alex from
California
Aside from the fellowship, there is also a tendency for very
worthwhile information to be exchanged at these gathering. We have picked up pointers on everything from
Internet to boat cleaning.
Pollie with Kevin
Most cruisers are couples, but occasionally you run into the
intrepid single handler. They are
usually a special breed.
So to all of the friends we have met, and all that we hope
to meet in the future:
Happy New Year
May you find calm seas and cheap
diesel
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