Are you a tourist? Are sailors tourists? Sailing Q&A 12
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Join Jamie and Liz of followtheboat as they document their high-authority transition from a 20-year ocean odyssey to the 'Slow Living' of the UK canal system.
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As a long-term traveller, do you ever really cross the boundary as a tourist and become a local? Are you kidding yourself if you think you are? We know some people who have really assimilated, but they are few and far between.
This is the last in our daily episodes of our second ‘daily Q&A’ vlog week in which we answer your questions and discuss various topics on being a liveaboard sailor.
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