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since Mar 2018
last sign in 16 May 2024
Captain/Skipper - always or often aboard
SV - Sailing Vessel, 9.1 m (30 ft), sail, monohull
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viewed 5,964 times
since Mar 2018
last sign in 16 May 2024

Availability ready now

Embark (Boarding)
ready now to embark anytime
Duration
for any duration
Disembark
flexible, no specific date

Locations

 Boarding location
United Statescrewscene.com - Alaska - visible to Crew members only
Your boarding area is ? within this vessel's boarding location
and the Crew is preferably within 5,000 nm • 9,260 km • 5,754 mi
Your current location is around ? away from this location
 Destination planned to take the vessel next
United States - same as boarding location
 My current location where I'm in person
United Statescrewscene.com - same as boarding location
 Home Port
United Statescrewscene.com - Alaska - visible to Premium Crew

Vessel

Languages spoken aboard
native
speaking natively like a local without a noticeable foreign accent
fluent
speaking fluently with an extensive vocabulary, but with a foreign accent
competent
speaking competently with a solid vocabulary on almost any topic
elementary
speaking enough to get by, but may get lost in a conversation
learning
not speaking the language, but learned enough to say simple sentences
not proficient
may know a few words, but cannot form sentences or ask questions
native English
Vessel type, make and model
SV Sailing Vessel, not specified
Vessel year
1976 built , and no major refit completed in the last 15 years
Vessel main propulsion
sail
Vessel hull type
monohull
Vessel length
9.1 metres (30 ft)
Vessel weight (displacement)
9 tonnes (19,845 lb)
Crew & guests aboard
usually 1 person aboard
Journey
cruising: Coastal

Crew

Team request
position preferably for individuals, but teams may apply
Nationality of crew
anyone
Gender of crew
preferably female crew, but male crew may apply
Age of crew
preferably over 16 years of age
Height of crew
any
Weight of crew
any

Lifestyle

Eating
Anyone and  aboard there is only an unrestricted diet
Drinking
Anyone and aboard any or no drinking is fine
Smoking
Anyone and aboard any or no smoking is fine

Experience

Coastal/Ocean sea time
none required
Coastal/Ocean sea miles
none required

Position

Recreational    generally unpaid positions, or contributing towards some agreed expenses

positions available
preferably for
 Crew   any experience
unpaid
crew is not expecting to be paid

Dear Shipmates

Introduction

I have a plan to survive and thrive the Corona virus with 2 offshore sailboats. One sailboat is for you to sail. Trust me..... I have been prepping and planning for this for a long time. I am looking for a strong female to live happily ever after in the Alaskan wilderness. When everything collapses at the same time the primary need will be food. The disruption of transportation and distribution systems will create a nation of very desperate people that may be capable of anything. When the distribution of food stops the only way to feed yourself is to already have food stores and/or the ability to grow your own. The worst time for a collapse of the food system is in the fall and winter months. During the spring and summer months it is possible to grow some food locally just about anywhere but when the weather turns cold, if you do not already have food stores or a winter garden in place, you are more likely to starve. The winter weather will not only prevent local food production in most areas of the country but the lack of systems to provide fuel and keep the roads clear of snow and ice can prevent the relocation of people to other areas making them prisoners wherever they are. People will be without food at the time of year when their bodies need even more to keep warm.

This is only one aspect of a complete collapse and does not even get into the lack of heat for warmth and cooking, water , power and security issues that will be prevalent everywhere. While a collapse will stretch your coping ability to new limits, it will be far worse if it happens in the colder months of the year. The lack of preparations by a majority of the population will be nothing short of catastrophic because those people have simply refused to listen to the warnings up to now. For those that have prepared it will be difficult to have sympathy for those that ignored the warnings and continued life as usual. I also own a log cabin in Alaska.

About the boat, the plans, and current crew

often messyfairly crampedusually single handedfind a soulmate/partnerlive off the grid

I own two 30 foot fully provisioned Offshore sailboats in Valdez, Alaska and looking for a lady to retire with and fish Prince William Sound and catch delicious halibut and fresh salmon and shrimp in the summers. In the winter, sail the Hawaiian islands and watch the whales we left behind in Alaska.

What is expected of the crew

confident swimmerrarely/unlikely seasickgood listenergood communicatorrespectfulclean & tidycommittedeager to learn & workfit & healthyfriendlypolitediligentpositive outlookskilledorganiseddiscreettrustworthyopen mindedenthusiasticeasy-goingsense of humorenjoy cookingdon't mind cleaninggood with maintenancecan follow orderswill not bring a friendwill not bring a petharmony

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