T&T: Trailable trawler

[LRZeitlin at aol.com]

In a message dated 9/4/07 12:01:04 AM, Gypsy writes:


> I guess Bill & Ell living aboard a 22' C-Dory for over 10 years is a  myth
> !
>
> We have lived aboard our 22' Bay for two weeks at a time and only came
home 
> because of work.
> I realize this isn't nearly the same as full time live aboard, but I think 
> it can be done.
> Besides Bill & Ell we have known others , who have live aboard in small 
> boats.
> I once lived in a 17' camper in my hippy days.
>
> People like us are a simple people and don't require a lot of luxury. 
Which
> is good, because in my life, my career always took a backseat to exploring 
> this world , so I won't be retiring rich, but will be retiring with big 
> plans.
> We will need  a small economical boat, to accomplish  this.
>
>
>

Well sure. As a boy scout I lived for an entire summer in a poptent. My wife
and I did most of the Loop in a 23' sailboat. A hermit near our house lived in
an 8' x 2' cave for 40 years (really). But then some people find 6,000 sq.
ft. MacMansions to be too crowded. Different strokes for different folks.

If you need a small, economical boat which offers just enough living room, I
recommend an Albin aft cabin 27. They are plentiful on the used market in the
$30,000 range.

Larry Z


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