Norfolk, VA
To see as much of the world as we can,
Using the smallest carbon footprint we can,
Spending the least amount of money we can,
Making as many friends we can.
It's still early, but, we aren't doing much on Red Ranger this season. We're parked on the hard in Deltaville.
Working life is interesting. That was the point, more-or-less.
What's very important is the "I don't have any career aspirations" part of working. If it's fun, that's cool. Otherwise… No …
Boaters agound? Landlubbers who have a boat?
Richmond. River. Canal. Trains. Craft Beer.
There's a lot to like here.
And. Bonus.
After seeing a good bit of the US East Coast, there's a lot to like in many cities.
The clouds last night presaged a rainy Saturday. Maybe we'll …
We know some full-time and part-time liveaboard cruisers. The full-timers live on the boat. The part-timers work seasonally and interleave boating and working.
Some of the full-time liveaboards we know aren't literally "full" time. If they're unemployed, they may spend months off the boat. We know of folks who …
The crew of Red Ranger has been working. Mostly in Richmond, VA.
And visiting Portland, OR.
And working. Business travel took us from Portland, OR, to Richmond, VA, (for just 18 hours) to Wilmington, DE.
How does this round of vacation-to-business travel compare with life on Red Ranger?
When …
Hoping to be weekenders. But. There were problems.
Back in June, we moved one car-load (small sedan car: trunk and back seats) from the boat to an apartment. This included a lot of clothes and some essentially galley and head supplies.
On July 5th, we moved one more little sedan …
Moving from boat to apartment is awfully easy. There's some shame, however, because we we're fully prepared. We spent our first week in Richmond living in a hotel because the apartment wasn't ready. Friday, CA moved us into our new berth in Exchange Place.
The boat requires no furniture …
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