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[Anonymous No.19190183]

I miss the sailboat thread.
>even though I've never sailed

[Anonymous No.19190254]

>>19190183
>>>/trv/1803766

[Anonymous No.19190295]

how quickly can someone become competent enough to sail the world

[Anonymous No.19190349]

>>19190295
depends on the route
if you were doing the canals instead of the capes I'd say a year, but suez route is kind of fucked now, could still go back and forth in the pacific
If you had to do the capes 2 years minimum

[Anonymous No.19190427]

>>19190183
>>19190254
>>19190295
>>19190349
>not commissioning a super high-tech nuclear trawler with a space-grade hull that could survive the strongest storms on earth
>using the shitty wind (ew) to move around instead of hyper-efficient hydrogen-powered engines

[Anonymous No.19190577]

>>19190427
Not that rich!

>>19190254
But that's travel. I want a biz thread. I don't go there.

[Anonymous No.19190604]

>>19190577
You could at least get a regular trawler and go to the arctic circle or something see some aliens or agartha or soemthing.
Actually I think approaching the north and south pole is illegal for civilians, but whatever

[Anonymous No.19190708]

>>19190183
Wierd
My dad had this exact boat years ago until he got laid off and had to sell it
Good memories
:(

[Anonymous No.19190729]

>>19190604
>Actually I think approaching the north and south pole is illegal for civilians
?
the problem is sea ice and storms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EAWhdN6yl0

[Anonymous No.19190855]

>>19190427
Don't worry I'll be building one of those tic tacs we saw on cnn if i make it

[Anonymous No.19192065]

>>19190427
faggot lmao, not being able to see the philosophical richness in harvesting the earth's own movements and adapting to whatever situation it throws at you