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aeventyr60 · #51 12-08-2011

Join findacrew.com Get on a boat and go sailing. It's not so hard.

CaptainPeppers · #52 12-09-2011

Sailorgirl,

If you'd like any information on Jacksonville or North Florida sailing in general drop me an email. I have been living aboard and sailing the North Florida area for about 7 years now. There are plenty of places to get on boats in the area for both casual sailing and racing. If there is anything I can help with let me know.

captainPeppers at hotmail dot COM

Take care...

Peace,
Matt

wingNwing · #53 12-13-2011

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Originally Posted by CaptainPeppers

Sailorgirl,

If you'd like any information on Jacksonville or North Florida sailing in general drop me an email. I have been living aboard and sailing the North Florida area for about 7 years now. There are plenty of places to get on boats in the area for both casual sailing and racing. If there is anything I can help with let me know.

captainPeppers at hotmail dot COM

Take care...

Peace,
Matt

Hey Matt, is your offer of info on NE FL sailing open to other sailnetters in the area as well? We're visiting St Augustine right now ...

CaptainPeppers · #54 12-13-2011

I'd be more than happy to answer anything for anyone that is living in the are or just passing through. Feel free to shoot me an email with any questions you might have..

captain peppers at hotmail dot com

TQA · #55 12-15-2011

Findacrew will get you aboard a crusing yacht if you want some cruising intro.

If you are set on some Caribbean liveaboard time might I suggest buying something in one of the islands between Trinidad and St Maarten.

EG something like this

Getting from mainland USA to the Eastern Caribbean will be a real hard slog single handed in a small boat, going the other way is easy sailing.

CapnBilll · #56 12-15-2011

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Originally Posted by sailorgirl48

That's where I am right now. I'm done with waiting. I might need some help but I'll get there.

Good luck !Georgia is closer to the Carribean than I am. I hope your dreams come true, (don't worry about the armchair sailers), I hope to meet you out there.

tridave · #57 12-16-2011

imagine...waking to fresh fruit served on the foredeck of your private catamaran. stretch your mind and body to some light yoga as the sun crests the volcanic mountaintops. i applaud your attitude.
sometimes, when you lose yourself, you find the key to paradise.
come join me aboard my 44 foot catamaran in the spanish virgin islands.
capt. dave

sailorgirl48 · #58 12-16-2011

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Originally Posted by tridave

imagine...waking to fresh fruit served on the foredeck of your private catamaran. stretch your mind and body to some light yoga as the sun crests the volcanic mountaintops. i applaud your attitude.
sometimes, when you lose yourself, you find the key to paradise.
come join me aboard my 44 foot catamaran in the spanish virgin islands.
capt. dave

Sounds delish! Tell me more!!

bljones · #59 12-16-2011

Ohhhhh, appparently SOME men are okay here in HERsailnet.
Better ask who's serving the fruit and the definition of "stretch your body" before you get all excited about Capt. Ron, er, dave.

tridave · #60 12-16-2011

i've dreamed of sailing into the sunset since i was 17. i'm headed down to the islands feb 7th for a week with some friends (2 guys, one, possibly 2 girls). we're trying to work out all of the details as we speak but if you can make it that would be great. if you send me a private message with your email address i can give you all of the details with pictures.
capt. dave