Living Aboard in General
February 24, 2009 | 
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Portrait of a Family Living Aboard in Winter
Portrait of a Family Living Aboard in Winter
Boston Family of Four Braves Marina Winter on their Boat
Some thoughts on life aboard in foreign waters -
How To Live Aboard A Boat #2, Clearing Customs
The most important rule to remember, one that some Americans forget, is that this is not your country and the island customs agents want you to acknowledge that fact and give them respect.
Get Prepared!!! Operation Liveaboard
FWC News – FWC gears up for Operation Liveaboard
As you all know, I am not a rogue liveaboard. I believe in personal responsibility and that most of our boating laws (not all mind you) are designed for safety and the public good. Lights, fire extinguishers, etc. are really important and we should all be mindful.
With that in mind, watch out for those legal sweeps designed to make sure that you and your neighbors are following the law. You should already be doing this stuff, but press releases such as this should act as timely reminders.
Calm seas,
Mark
Florida Boating -
Florida Boating: FLOAT YOUR VACATION HOME
Interesting take on advantages to life aboard
Rainy Days Living on a Boat
Not too informative – but entertaining blog entry. Personally, I love my time aboard when the weather keeps me down. I settle in and really enjoy the downtime. With children is a whole other matter…
Another WILD book review: Essentials of Living AboardAnother WILD book review: Essentials of Living Aboard
I love that this book keeps getting noticed. Here is a review of the Essentials that I enjoyed reading.
Living Aboard Costs
Here is an article on living aboard costs. I must say that I do have some differences with the conclusion of this article but its points are well taken. Then again, perhaps my video on living aboard costs is intended to be eye-opening in its own way. Here is what SavedPennies has to say on the subject.
Thinking about living on a boat to save money? Think twice. | Saved Pennies
A great page dedicated to living aboard: Tinyhouseblog.com
And be sure to note the wonderful mention of this site, blog and book. It was unprompted and generous. Thank you very much. BUT… even without the mention, I would be linking to this page nonetheless. And check out all of the other links. Enjoy!