Come join us while we navigate through an unconventional lifestyle, raising our 5 kids at sea, living aboard our 50’ Bavaria sailboat.
House, jobs, creature comforts, we gave it all up and threw caution to the wind.
It's sink or swim as we deal with the challenges of traveling abroad.
Hoping to cross over to the pacific from Central America this winter, we’re settling into new work routine’s and lifestyle in the hot Caribbean.
If you find value within our content and would like to help us stay afloat, to continue on our journey, please visit our Patreon page @motherloadsailing/Patreon.com
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Published on October 1, 2024 by info@weboating.com
Come join us while we navigate through an unconventional lifestyle, raising our 5 kids at sea, living aboard our 50’ Bavaria sailboat. House, jobs, creature comforts, we gave it all up and threw caution to the wind. It’s sink or swim as we deal with the challenges of traveling abroad. Hoping to cross over to the pacific from Central America this winter, we’re settling into new work routine’s and lifestyle in the hot Caribbean.
If you find value within our content and would like to help us stay afloat, to continue on our journey, please visit our Patreon page @motherloadsailing/Patreon.com
Most of all thank you for checking us out!
Also check out our instagram page. @motherloadsailing
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