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Old 20-07-2015, 11:51   #1
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Liveaboards docked in North Carolina

my husband and I will be in NC in Sept of 2015, we are wanting to meet and talk with other liveaboards before we sell it all and join the many who do. We raced sailboats in the past now we want to relax and just cruise. after reading many books we would like to actually talk to someone. IF anyone is willing and available please contact
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Re: Liveaboards docked in North Carolina

Would be glad to talk/correspond with you about this. I am in Oriental, NC, but didn't see your post until October!


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Check out the marina in downtown New Bern. Some really good people over there.
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Old 07-10-2015, 09:12   #5
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Re: Liveaboards docked in North Carolina

Thanks for responding. WE had given up on anyone residing along the coast. While in TN we stopped at a marina in Knoxville, by the time we arrived no one was there, many had gone out for the night. We raced sailboats but now we just want to slow down and enjoy life a little more. The books sugarcoat it all, we would like to know real issues, problems, the good and the bad before we start on the avenue. Selling it all, leaving family behind is a big adjustment and is it really worth it. Once my husband gets his new career set up so he can work on line(drafting) it will be more comforting. Since we really don't know the expense of living aboard. Its scary but we are anxious to get this done. We will be back in NC in March.
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Re: Liveaboards docked in North Carolina

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... Once my husband gets his new career set up so he can work on line(drafting)...
Off topic, but what type of drafting does your husband do, and how is he going about setting up clients, etc in order to keep busy and make some decent money? I myself am a drafter (architectural) and have considered trying to get a consulting business started, but it does not seem to be something that most architects are interested in..so, I am chained to a desk working for one company. I would love to be able to do it remotely from a boat...that would be a bit of a dream job..(if such a thing exists).
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If you're interested in learning about the good, bad and ugly about living aboard I'm doing a free webinar next week. It's about Cruising the Bahamas on a Budget but we'll be talking about some of the issues you've expressed interest in as well.

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Old 14-10-2015, 06:31   #8
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Re: Liveaboards docked in North Carolina

We are also in Oriental, NC (just saw this post today!) would love to talk liveaboard life - Its been mine and my wife's home for almost half a year now - boy how time flies! We are getting ready to head south for the winter.

We've got a blog about our experiences also if that's helpful! Jake & Jill Adventures | Two Souls, One Voyage
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