da eric | Gen 26, 2009 | Non categorizzato, [lang_it]Africa[/lang_it][lang_en]Africa[/lang_en], [lang_it]America settentrionale e centrale[/lang_it][lang_en]North America[/lang_en], [lang_it]Bahamas[/lang_it][lang_en]Bahamas[/lang_en], [lang_it]Barca[/lang_it][lang_en]Boat[/lang_en], [lang_it]Canada[/lang_it][lang_en]Canada[/lang_en], [lang_it]Cuba[/lang_it][lang_en]Cuba[/lang_en], [lang_it]Europa[/lang_it][lang_en]Europe[/lang_en], [lang_it]Portogallo[/lang_it][lang_en]Portugal[/lang_en], [lang_it]Regno Unito[/lang_it][lang_en]United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland[/lang_en], [lang_it]Stati Uniti d'America[/lang_it][lang_en]United States of America[/lang_en]
There are people who think it is irrational to cross a large ocean in a small boat. After all, you could cross it for considerably less expense in a plane. It has been suggested people do it to chase something, like Captain Ahab. Or, that you are escaping something....
da callipygia | Gen 25, 2009 | Non categorizzato, [lang_it]America settentrionale e centrale[/lang_it][lang_en]North America[/lang_en], [lang_it]Antigua e Barbuda[/lang_it][lang_en]Antigua and Barbuda[/lang_en], [lang_it]Bahamas[/lang_it][lang_en]Bahamas[/lang_en], [lang_it]Barbados[/lang_it][lang_en]Barbados[/lang_en], [lang_it]Barca[/lang_it][lang_en]Boat[/lang_en], [lang_it]Camper[/lang_it][lang_en]Motorhome[/lang_en], [lang_it]Canada[/lang_it][lang_en]Canada[/lang_en], [lang_it]Dominica[/lang_it][lang_en]Dominica[/lang_en], [lang_it]Grenada[/lang_it][lang_en]Grenada[/lang_en], [lang_it]Messico[/lang_it][lang_en]Mexico[/lang_en], [lang_it]Repubblica Dominicana[/lang_it][lang_en]Dominican Republic[/lang_en], [lang_it]Saint Vincent e Grenadine[/lang_it][lang_en]Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[/lang_en], [lang_it]Santa Lucia[/lang_it][lang_en]Saint Lucia[/lang_en], [lang_it]Stati Uniti d'America[/lang_it][lang_en]United States of America[/lang_en], [lang_it]Trinidad e Tobago[/lang_it][lang_en]Trinidad and Tobago[/lang_en]
In 2000 we screwed up our courage, covered our eyes, and leapt into the cruising life. We disposed of our belongings and moved into Callipygia, a Tayana 37′ cutter-rigged sailboat. In 2004, after 7,500 miles cruising to eighteen countries, we swallowed the hook...
