Rhode Island to Fl Keys
1. Boat Name, Hailing Port, including country:
S.V. Perseverate, Rhode Island, USA
2. Type and size of boat:
Allied Mistress, Center cockpit cutter ketch
3. Will the boat's owner be aboard (yes/no):
Yes
4. What is the relationship of the skipper to boat owner if owner won't be aboard (Relative/friend, Employee/delivery skipper):
Same as
5. How many other crew will be aboard during this passage:
1 or 2
6. How many children will be aboard during this passage:
1
7. Children's ages (infant through 18 y.o.):
under 1 year of age
8. How many pets (and type) will be aboard during this passage:
1 cat
9. Present boat location (Port including Country):
Rhode Island
10. Starting point of passage advertised for crew:
Rhode Island or there abouts
11. Approximate date trip will start (month/year):
end of September 2013
12. Approximate length of trip:
as long as it takes
13. Expected destination of trip:
Florida Keys
14. Duties crew member will be expected to perform:
Watch-standing, cooking, cleaning, MUST be good with kids (but not expected to fullfill any parental responsibilities)
15. Desired sailing experience level for crew member to already have:
None required but some preferred, Skipper is a 200 ton RYA/MCA Yachtmaster Ocean and is willing to teach
16. Expected daily cost-share for trip (in US Dollar):
None if single person. If a team/couple $15/day for second person.
Also expected to pay for own amenities ashore and transportation to and from the boat.
17. Skipper states that the expected daily cost-share stated is for FOOD only and doe not include fuel, boat operating costs, marina fees, or any other expenses of cruising nor for profit (yes/no):
Yes
For crew, we note that other reasonable expenses which crew may be expected and prepared to pay themselves include visa, travel to-and-from the boat, alcohol, eating and drinking in port, transportation in port.
18. Include other information which may be us:
Would like to find consistent crew for the whole trip from Rhode Island to Florida. Once we reach the Keys we plan to be there through the winter as we finalize logistics for the final cut-away for long-term cruising (i.e. house sale) ... crew may stay on once we reach the Keys for as long as everyone is getting along. The definite tentative plan is Keys this winter, then to set sail for Scandinavia next summer, back to the Carribean next winter, and onward where the wind takes us....
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