Blue_shiba,
For more of an in depth discussion about living on a boat, I may recommend you checking out this site: http://renegade-cruisers.org/bb/index.php
Folks on this site are great folks, just like here, and many are live aboard folks. I would guess that few if any members on this site "live" on a boat the size of a Mac. The Renegade site is all dedicated the cruising lifestyle and there are many members that do live onboard.
I also post to that site under "Enterprise Sea"
Good luck
Livability old boat VS new
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richandlori
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waternwaves
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blue_shiba
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Waves,
Yes that is what I've heard. I did live in Federal Way for a bit over 2 years. Lovely area.........Funny, the rain that Tacoma and Seattle got most often never fell through Federal Way.....
Not sure of the weather a bit north of Seattle however. Victoria seems like such an interesting location.
Ah well off to do other things.........peace--
Ms. Blue
Yes that is what I've heard. I did live in Federal Way for a bit over 2 years. Lovely area.........Funny, the rain that Tacoma and Seattle got most often never fell through Federal Way.....
Not sure of the weather a bit north of Seattle however. Victoria seems like such an interesting location.
Ah well off to do other things.........peace--
Ms. Blue
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waternwaves
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Terry,
Straights of georgia do get really fun.........
however, crossing them in my mac is always more comfortable than doing it in the deep v's I have ridden through gales in.....for the same location.....and weather
soemthing about just rolling in the mac makes things much more comforatble than the pounding I have recieved in bad crossings and even worse following seas
Straights of georgia do get really fun.........
however, crossing them in my mac is always more comfortable than doing it in the deep v's I have ridden through gales in.....for the same location.....and weather
soemthing about just rolling in the mac makes things much more comforatble than the pounding I have recieved in bad crossings and even worse following seas