20 year Veteran of US Navy. The Ocean, The Sky, The Wind and this Guy... Shared plenty time together. A large enough SailBoat for Mixed Crew of 4, 5 adventurers, plenty of percussion instruments for Rumba para Neptuno. Zone between Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn is Orgy Zone. (I said Mixed Crew, Damn it) My Summer in the Mediterranean, My Winter in Brazil and Argentina. Will never drive a car again. Not afraid of being Lost at Sea.

Hell yes. Money is an issue. It’s not holding me back, just slowing the process. I’ve been taking sailing lessons and training courses to start learning to do it properly. I enjoy what I’ve done quite a bit.

Would I?
No.
Why?
I'm happy to do day trips in good weather.
What's holding me back?
I have a healthy respect for the power of the sea and storms and would rather stay out of instances where they mix

Maybe just bobbing along the coast but I wouldnt want to cross the oceans

I would love adventure and also am a Navy Vet have been to many places. Currently, I have more important and pressing issues that are, in my mind the most important young lives that depend on me.

How would I get my insulin and the paraphenelia around the insulin pump? Delivery by helicopter? Amazon drones? I would love to go and have that experience, but too late, too sick. I am posting this song for you:

I do live on my sailboat! But I can't travel the world yet, I have to work for now. For the time being, I travel the PNW on weekends and vacations.

That use to be my dream. Now I want to live on my 2.2 acres and grow my food forest and be left alone

Pirates and HURRICANES!!

The fear of sinking into a body of water where there are fish large enough to eat me.

No, because I can only take so much seeing water and shore line. It's also probably the least wanted place I would like to be stranded if something went wrong.

Yes, but first I would seriously need to update my ocean-worthy abilty to control a sailboat, as well as save and/or earn enough money to do this correctly. I get sea sick too. Maybe it would be better just to stick with medium sized lakes.

I've already sailed a large part of the world, but would happily do it again, yes. This time, however, I don't want to buy the boat.

Nowhere to walk the dog.

I would! I've had the privilage to crew on some reprodution historic sailing ships (Bounty, Golden Hind, Rose) but didn't sail the world, just up and down the east coast.

No.
I'd rather travel land by vehicle.
Less chance of drowning.
Did for a while. Might again.
Living in the road, like anything else, has its good and bad sides.

I love the idea of it. The practicality, not so much.

I would get wanting to be on land too much. I also get seasick going below.

No. I would not like being in such a confined space for such a long time.

Hell yes if I had a few million bucks

I have always wanted to sail on a big sailing ship (think the Santa Maria) but I get queasy on a huge cruise ship so sailing the oceans is out for me.

I would if I didn't have to do hoisting of sails-limited hand strength.

No I would not. The quarters are cramped, the boat rocks back and forth, up, and down and it is possible to drown. The idea of traveling the vworld in a sailboat sounds romantic but is very unhealthy and uncomfortable. Better to take a plane ride and stay at first class hotels.

Might be a bit crowded with my cats.

My friend lived on a boat in N. Wales for time. I went out on it once or twice. One time we were heading towards Bangor on the lee side of the great Orme. The entrance to the channel is rocky and full of currents. So there is a lighthouse there which had a bell. This rang intermittently, (I think it was triggered by wave power) the deep sound of this warning bell spoke directly into you soul and it said " REMEMBER..... THAT.... YOU.... ARE.... MORTAL "