Good point about Dave and Jaja.  Reading their stories in the 90’s was a huge 
inspiration to us when we were making our plans to take off in 2009.  I still 
have one of their Cruising World cover stories as bathroom reading in our 
basement (the one where he’s standing on the spreaders in a survival suit 
scanning the horizon with binoculars)


The only issue I take with Dave and Jaja is not from a parenting perspective, 
but when they decided to freeze themselves into the arctic ice for a full 
winter.  Personally, I think boats do a lot better when the water’s in liquid 
form and the ice is in your drink.


Cheers,

Colin






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From: Jack Brennan
Sent: ‎Wednesday‎, ‎April‎ ‎09‎, ‎2014 ‎3‎:‎13‎ ‎PM
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As an old newspaper guy and web producer, I’ll say this clearly is a case of a 
blogger knowing how to stir the pot to get a great deal of clicks and attention 
...

 

The fact is that there are many families out there cruising with small children 
and nothing bad happens, just as there are families out there traveling in cars 
and campers. You could make a good statistical argument that it’s more 
dangerous to drive your kids in a car than sail.

 

Should families not go on driving trips because someone went in an old car, 
broke down and ended up in danger?

 

Interestingly, no one made a fuss in the pre-Internet era when the Martin 
family did a circumnavigation on a CAL 25 – with three children being born 
along the way, including one when they were AT SEA.

 

 http://www.cal25.com/page11/page42/WorldCruiser.html

 

Jack Brennan

Former C&C 25
Shanachie, 1974 Bristol 30
Tierra Verde, Fl.

 

 





  
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