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Living Aboard:

Boats.com: Learning to Live Aboard

Article with interviews of people living aboard both sail and power craft and how they cope with some of the issues involved.

http://www.boats.com/content/default_detail.jsp?contentid=1185

Canal Junction: Living on a Canalboat

Includes residential moorings in the UK, choosing a boat, and costs involved.

http://www.canaljunction.com/boat/liveaboard.htm

Cruising Kids

Site dedicated to children who have sailed, are sailing, or are interested in sailing.

http://www.geocities.com/sailgirl8/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Epic 99

Personal site of Ed and Wendy who live on-board the sailing vessel, Spaceship.

http://epic99.tripod.com

Exploring Europe by Boat

A retired couple use their boat from the UK to explore the Inland Waterways of Europe.

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/boatingineurope

Live Aboard and Cruising Plans

Story of a Michigan couple planning life aboard their boat. Includes logs, journals, and photographs.

http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/9126/

Living Aboard

A magazine for liveaboards, cruisers, and those still dreaming, written by people who are actually living on their boats.

http://www.livingaboard.com

Living Aboard

An essay about living aboard boats.

http://www.macnaughtongroup.com/living.htm

Living Aboard Charbonneau

Information regarding storage, cooking in a small galley, hosting guests, and how to adjust to living in such close proximity.

http://www.sailcharbonneau.com/LivingAboard.htm

Living Aboard in Paris

Description of life aboard a boat in Paris.

http://www.naples.net/~mreff/datoda.html

Living-Aboard Camelot

Photos and experiences of a couple living aboard their boat, Camelot.

http://home.att.net/~radars/

The MV Bowie (PCS 1405)

Site dedicated to the last known former World War II, US Navy 136' Patrol Craft Sweeper still in existence and its restoration.

http://www.mvbowie.com

MV Just Playin

The saga of a couple living aboard their 45' Nova Marine sport trawler and cruising the Pacific Northwest. Includes profiles, photos and contact information.

http://home.earthlink.net/~justplayin/jp.htm

58' Narrowboat in Cambridge

Living on a narrowboat in the English fenlands in and near Cambridge. Includes pictures of our boat and of Cambridge and an FAQ about living afloat.

http://www.cam.net.uk/home/StKilda/index.html

Narrowboat 'Quidditch'

'Quidditch is a 57ft live-aboard Narrowboat. This weblog focuses on life and her travels around the UK Inland Waterways.

http://www.nb-quidditch.blogspot.com

Ross and Carla's Website

The adventures of a couple who have "escaped reality to sail the Caribbean" in their Hallberg-Rassy 42' ketch. Includes travel logs and photos.

http://www.rossandcarla.com

Seven Miles an Hour

The stories of a retired couple "learning most things the hard way" living aboard and gunkholing in Chesapeake Bay, the Carolinas, Florida and the Keys in their Pilgrim 40 Trawler.

http://www.mondenet.com/~jazz/

S/V Radiance

A small family living on their Tayana 37 foot sail boat near Seattle, Washington. Includes boat specifications, photos and a few thoughts.

http://www.svradiance.com

Take Her Sailing

Tips, topics, and insights for cruising boats and their crews.

http://www.takehersailing.com

Voyages: Living Aboard a C34

Gus Trometer shares his experiences with moving out of his house and into a C34.

http://www.c34.org/voyages/voyages-gus.html

The Wheelhouse

Travelogues of canal barging and living aboard in France and narrowboating in England.

http://gator.naples.net/~mreff/index.html

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