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Re: [PUP] Reflections on moving aboard

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Patrick Gerety
Sat, Jul 21, 2007 4:12 PM

----- Original Message ----
From: Scott Bulger scottebulger@gmail.com
To:
Passagemaking Under Power List passagemaking-under-power@lists.samurai.com
Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2007 7:45:54 AM
Subject: [PUP] Reflections on moving
aboard

When we started this adventure I had visions of
crossing the worlds

oceans in my mind.  After 4 months the goal became to

travel to the South

Pacific.  It wasn't until we decided on a near coastal

route of the East and

West Coasts with a journey into the Bahamas that I

felt the dream was

attainable.  Once that decision became clear, almost all

the anxiety of the

journey vanished.

I wager that by the time you get to Mexico your possible
itinerary will expand once again.  Once you experience a different culture as
a true prodigal aboard your own boat, communing with colleague voyagers both
sail and power, and you have a few open ocean miles under your belt, you will
understand that anything is possible given proper planning and preparation
that you are doing.

The adventure truly begins!  Exciting!  Congratulations!
Patrick
Willard 40PH
ALOHA
La Paz, MX

----- Original Message ---- From: Scott Bulger <scottebulger@gmail.com> To: Passagemaking Under Power List <passagemaking-under-power@lists.samurai.com> Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2007 7:45:54 AM Subject: [PUP] Reflections on moving aboard >When we started this adventure I had visions of >crossing the worlds oceans in my mind. After 4 months the goal became to >travel to the South Pacific. It wasn't until we decided on a near coastal >route of the East and West Coasts with a journey into the Bahamas that I >felt the dream was attainable. Once that decision became clear, almost all >the anxiety of the journey vanished. I wager that by the time you get to Mexico your possible itinerary will expand once again. Once you experience a different culture as a true prodigal aboard your own boat, communing with colleague voyagers both sail and power, and you have a few open ocean miles under your belt, you will understand that anything is possible given proper planning and preparation that you are doing. The adventure truly begins! Exciting! Congratulations! Patrick Willard 40PH ALOHA La Paz, MX