Living on boat

With the crisis we are going through in Portugal (and the rest of the world) often i think it would be a good experience living on a boat, first for the experience, second is less expencive and i do not have to pay for water and electricity, third it is VERY but VERY expencive to have a house facing the marina so why not just live in the marina in your sail boat :) .

In Portugal we don´t know many people living on board,but i know some people live on it.

I´m not shore if they fell shame but i never heard anybody talk about it, in U.S.A, France, Holland it´s normal but in Portugal it´s like a secret.

Every time i say i have a sail boat ( a old one 1982)they say i must be rich but i think in our days with this crisis, i must say you got to be rich to have a house so think about.

So i have found this site about living on aboard.

Take a look

http://livingaboard.com/

Wen we have good friends sometimes they make us suprises i had one from my friend Lurdes.Take a look...

Sailing Weekends

Good weekends i had this year already....

To much wind

To much wind around 27knots and we decided to sail only with the main sail,and there she is my wife calling all kind of bad names...

Sailing back home

The wind start to pick up and reach 21 knots with gusts of 27knots by the end of the da,our friends loved it,my wife hates to much wind.

Sailing in Cascais

Wen we got to Cascais lot´s of sailing boats were there all ready and whaithing for the race.

Medcup 2011

It was about 11h a.m wen we left the marina and dicided to go to Cascais and see
the Medcup realy close and alive,not trow the T.V,so like me others had the same idea.