How We Afford to Sail Around the World!
This is how we do it these days. We make videos and sail.
Once upon a time Riley worked offshore in Australia on Oil Rigs for nearly a decade to save up for our original boat. It is hard to understate how amazingly grateful we are to our crew of supporters who have become a bit of a family to us now that we have met so many of you. As we explain in the video we would love for you to join us. For those of you who are already a part of the crew, we THANK YOU for getting us this far, let’s see what the future holds 🌎⛵️✨
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