Building a Life Between Land and Sea
After a long break, I'm finally back with a life update.
Over the last two years, a lot has changed. In this video I explore the different sailing lifestyles people choose—from full-time cruising and liveaboards to seasonal sailors and professionals who only sail a few weeks each year. Along the way, I share the path I've decided to pursue: a hybrid life that combines a home base on land with the freedom to sail.
You'll get a look around the property, a glimpse of the tiny house, updates on life behind the scenes, and some of the plans I'm working toward next.
This channel has always been about freedom, adventure, and building a life on your own terms. The destination may have evolved, but the mission hasn't changed.
Thanks for being here. More videos are on the way—including a full tiny house tour.
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Bums on a Boat is a story. It starts with reckless abandon, throwing all caution to the wind. Just bloody go for it and see what happens. It's not pretty but it sure is exciting. We wanted to live an alternative way of life, no more 9 to 5, no more playing by the rules. This is adventure, sailing with no previous experience, fixing a sailboat with no skills and sailing the world with little money. Living as if there really were no tomorrow. Feeling freedom in the mind and body. Look how we want, talk how we want and live how we want. Everything has a price. Love became a beautiful part of this story but it ended in heartbreak. Now only I (Joel) remain. These are the Tales of BOAB!
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