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Boat ID:

2998



Boat Name:

N/A



Year Built:

2010



Boat Builder/Design:

Colin Archer



Boat Type/Rig:

ChineseJunk



Hull Material:

Aluminum



Boat Current Location:



Oslo, Norway, Norway



Home Port:

Oslo



Engine:





Other Crew Members:





Boat website URL:



http://www.couchsurfing.org/people/sailing-the-farm



Owner/Contact:

Zeyang (8971)



Email:





Boat Seeking Crew?

Yes



Main Boat Activity:

Maritime



Departure Date:

2012-01-01



Crew Ad Title:



Sailing The Farm - Wanna Join Our Sea Gypsy Tribe???










Boat For Sale? No Price: $USD

Local Price: in:



LOD (feet):40.0 ;LWL:

Beam: ;Draft:



Displacement:(lb); Fuel(gal):

Ballast:30000(lb); Water(gal):



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Outboard:


nterested in self-sufficiency? Want to help build a community? Love
the sea? Our collective, on an organic farm a few hours north of Oslo,
is for anyone who wants to learn and work hard. We grow food, boats
and ideas, so if you have a knowledge or interest in permaculture,
farming, boat building, or sailing, come and help us create a home
that is sustainable both on land AND out at sea! We are building a
sailboat (the first of many), with the hope that when she sets sail
(hopefully 2012/2013) we will visit other eco-villages around the
world, collecting knowledge and travelling in the most eco-friendly
way possible. Anyone who helps will have the chance to join our crew,
a tribe of floating sea-gypsies! We also need help on the farm, as we
build up the infrastructure to form a stable base for our community.
This project is relatively new; we began in 2009 so there is still a
lot to be done. We live with two dogs, the farm cat and some (very)
free-range chickens. We keep bees and make jam; this year we harvested
our first crop of potatoes and planted next seasons raspberries.
Eventually we hope to grow all our food. We want to create a place
that will flourish as our boats start sailing, a place where crops,
thoughts, adventures, and of course boats, can grow! Want more info?
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