The yin and yang of life aboard

Article Abstract:

The insights into what it takes for a couple to succeed in cruising life are shared by five well known veteran female cruisers whom Liz Shaw contacted via e-mail. One of them Carolyn Goodlander said that a cruising couple has to have absolute faith in each other in the most trying situations and there are a lot men out there with whom she would be terrified to be at sea.

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A convert, by magic

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A closer look is taken at the odyssey that transformed a Canadian prairie girl to a published writer, wife, mother, sailor and humanitarian fundraiser. It is reported that the three goals she had set for herself, were to write a book, to have children and to travel the world.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Authors, Writers, Family, Sailors

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Do I really want to go to sea?

Article Abstract:

A woman talks about her experiences while sailing around the world with her husband. The says that as the days passed, her knowledge about sailing and the weather improved. She also developed new friendships and a stronger relationship with her husband.

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