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Voyaging on a Small Income

by Ann Hill

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Maintaining that there is little preventing one from crusing the world by boat, this book provides practical ideas for turning one's dreams of life at sea into reality, with suggestions for preplanning and simplifying one's life.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 178-180) and index.

About the Author

Annie Hill has, since 1975, cruised and lived on a number of unusual sailing craft and has now sailed over 125,000 miles, crossing the Atlantic 16 times and visiting a variety of countries from the Arctic to the Antarctic. She continues voyaging on a small income.

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auntiehallie, September 7, 2006 (view all comments by auntiehallie)
Annie Hill is a brilliant, highly successful capitalist who patiently explains, step by step, how she and her husband Pete have thrashed out a life voyaging in a 34 foot hard-chine cruiser built of their own hands - on shockingly little money. I don't think I'm giving away too much to say that she's made the choices necessary to live the way she does by exercising a sort of conservationist parsimony.

Their sailboat, Badger, designed by Jay Benford, is brilliantly sorted out to supply exactly their needs and little more. By choosing very, very carefully what to spend their money on - and by doing so, what they will spend their lives doing (voyaging rather than working at day jobs) they make a very tantalizing case for abandoning the consumer-slave lifestyle we're sold every day by those who seek to profit from us. This book is both a deeply radical work and a quietly practical guide to how a person (or couple) can find those not-so-well-trodden paths that lead to a truly satisfying life and not merely the promise of a retirement too far in the future. She has my admiration.
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Product Details

ISBN:
9781888671377
Author:
Hill, Annie
Publisher:
Tiller Publishing
Author:
Hill, Annie
Location:
Bradford-on-Avon
Subject:
Sailing
Subject:
Personal Finance - Money Management
Subject:
Voyages and travels
Subject:
Yachting
Subject:
Reference
Edition Number:
2nd ed.
Edition Description:
Revised and Upd
Series Volume:
2001-10
Publication Date:
October 2001
Binding:
Paperback
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Yes
Pages:
208
Dimensions:
10.95x8.58x.60 in. 1.30 lbs.

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