>Hello.
>
>I expect there may well be lots of emails like this one floating around
>in cyber-space but never mind eh?
>
>Like lots of people I've always dreamed of living aboard, now I'm almost
>at the stage of realising that dream, but as I'm not really a 'dreamer'
>I'd like to try before I buy, sort of fing!
>
>Is there anyone out there willing to take me on for a short while, to
>test the water so to speak? I've no money, but I can pay my way, I can
>cook and clean, mend, paint, sit around looking beautiful; that sort of
>thing (well, the looking beautiful is a bit of a lie, but hey, what's a
>land-lubber to do?) I'm creative, intelligent, desperate, and running
>out of adjectives, so go on, you know you want to!
>
>regards
>
>Lynette
>
Sorry to disappoint you but if you can't afford a hire boat holiday both in mid
winter and mid summer you can't afford to buy or live on a boat.
Moorings; licences; insurance & boat safety certificates cost money. The last
three are obligatory. The first is essential if you want to stay near one place
for work or social reasons.
Sue nb Nackered Navvy
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