Sailing in Our Life Afloat in Southeast Alaska's Archipelago
Anke and I have been sailing the archipelago of Southeast Alaska for three decades. Among its remote and wild islands, we sail engine-free by wind, wit and muscle, living the year round aboard vessels of our own design and construction. Foraging wild foods, fuel and materials keeps us independent on a minimal budget.
This book isn't so much an account of our adventures, but of the self-sufficient sailing lifestyle we've cultivated. We share insights, attitudes, and practical tips that have kept us afloat blow high, blow low. And spin a few yarns along the way.
We are Jack and Jill of many trades but masters of none, and our life remains a work in progress. Accordingly, we offer neither should nor shouldn't, but rather options for your consideration. Rules-of-thumb that anyone can apply.
We're everyday people who found a way to make this dream a reality. If we can do it, so can you!
So c'mon aboard! Let's tip a cup o' kindness!!
TABLE of CONTENTS
C'MON ABOARD! I. SETTING FORTH II. ATTITUDE III. PARTNERSHIP IV. LIFE ABOARD V. VESSELS and MEANS VI. SAILING IN PLACE VII. THEM OTHERS VIII. SOAPBOX-BARGE IX. DREAM'S END X. BEFORE WE PART Resources Acknowledgements Credits About the Authors
Sailing in Place is the first of the series Sailing Means and Mindset. It provides introduction and background for focused books to come.