living afloat ???

[colin1325]

answers here please

[carlt]

answers here please

I did for 10 years. Been a year on dry land now and I'd move back on a boat tomorrow if there was a non-BW waterway near enough.

[valrene9600]

All day & all night i float around and throughout the year travel many a pound.

Never again will i live on solid ground.

C/Cs are the lucky boaters, not special but bloody lucky.

[Bones]

Loads of us do - well, I do! What about sticking a poll up here somewhere?

[Sir Nibble]

Loads of us do - well, I do! What about sticking a poll up here somewhere?

You're not sticking a pole up me!

[Chris J W]

Loads of us do - well, I do! What about sticking a poll up here somewhere?

 

Never on a first date!

 

Yep. I'm a live-aboard.

[BlueStringPudding]

So's me and the Kevmeister

 

[Chris-B]

Do people still live in those "house" things then ?? you would'nt believe it with he number of "ressie" boats in our area ...

oh and Yes we do live on ( for more years than I want to be accountable for )

[Big John]

We live aboard at the moment, but whether or not we'll be able to continue to afford to pay residential mooring fees etc. only time will tell.

[Shazza]

I do, and wouldn't choose to live anywhere else

[Melders]

I'm curious as to how many boat owners, either live aboard or not, are quite happy to never actually move their vessel.

You know, just treat it as as their floating cottage in the country.

[BlueStringPudding]

I'm curious as to how many boat owners, either live aboard or not, are quite happy to never actually move their vessel.

You know, just treat it as as their floating cottage in the country.

 

For us that'd defeat the point of having a boat, but each to their own.

[watty]

answers here please

Hi colin im a newy to this site but i have lived on board for 3 n half years but in a marinam

[Bones]

I'm curious as to how many boat owners, either live aboard or not, are quite happy to never actually move their vessel.

You know, just treat it as as their floating cottage in the country.

 

 

I move around regularly.

[bridgit]

I live aboard, based in marina but cruise as much as possible, lots here are out lots of the time,some people never take their boats out.

[Sir Nibble]

Does living in a tent on the towpath next to an uninhabitable sunken boat count?

[carlt]

Does living in a tent on the towpath next to an uninhabitable sunken boat count?

Having done that, I'd say yes. Though it was on the offside.

[Travis]

Liveaboard, coming up on four years.

 

Andy

[Bojangles]

Did for 30yrs.

 

Now lived ashore for 4 years and we don't like it.

 

Looking forward to next Spring when we'll be back on the water again.

[GUMPY]

Canal Boating 32years

First sinking 30years ago, my second boat

Livaboard 15years

 

Dont move as much as I used to or as much I would like to, work gets in the way.

 

Julian

[Chris J W]

I'm curious as to how many boat owners, either live aboard or not, are quite happy to never actually move their vessel.

You know, just treat it as as their floating cottage in the country.

 

Winter Mooring at the mo, but back on the move again (albeit at not the worlds greatest pace!) after New Year.

[tomandsophie]

Liveaboard for 2 and a half years so far and loving it. We move our boat regularly - we have a mooring on the River Avon in the summer and on the K&A in the winter. Brilliant. Houses? What's the point?

[magnetman]

Maybe living in a house is sensible..

Edited November 13, 2007 by magnetman

[Hobbler]

We have lived on the current boat for eleven years . Get claustrophbia if have to stay in a house for more than a couple of hours now.

[Halo]

yes the walls close in on you if you go back in a house(after a short while), you get all agitated and can't settle. or is that just me?