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03-15-2009, 12:03 AM
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Ensign
Join Date: Mar 2009
Home Port: Brisbane
Vessel Name: Zig Zag
Posts: 3
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Male, 51 yrs, married, would like to crew onboard a yacht for coastal or blue water passage.
I'm planning my own liveaboard experience in approx 2 years time and are keen to upgrade my skills and experience before doing so.
I am a non drinker, non smoker fit healthy bloke easy going nature and get along with most people
Skills
Have done a NZ boatmaster and NZ yachtmaster in the 80's
Recently completed MROVCP VHF radio course
First aid cert
Have advanced open water scuba and all equipment
Currently booked to do Competant crew in the next 3 weeks
Experience
Sailed 5 years winter and summer series in RPNYC (NZ) cruising div
owned and sailed 25 footer weekends 3 years in Hauraki gulf
currently sail trailer sailer in Moreton bay
Various other from 1970 including liveaboard up to 3 weeks Marlborough Sounds Coromandel Hauraki gulf
I'm a good worker, dont shirk, happy to pay for my food and coffee. Keen to get some boat time and willing to consider all reasonable offers in the south pacific. Hope to hear from you if you think you can help. Thanks, Rob
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04-01-2009, 07:50 AM
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Ensign
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 1
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Boat size & type: S+S 34
Embark port: Brisbane
Estimated departure (or join) date: May 1st
Arrival port & ETA (or voyage details): Luganville (Vanuatu)
Number of other crew aboard: . Skipper only
Crew qualifications required and duties: Common sense and ability to stand a watch
Cost to join vessel and repatriation is paid by: crew
Estimated equal-share contribution to food/drinks: (Per person, per day) = $A 10-15?
Note: No contribution towards any other costs (fuel, propane, fees, marinas, etc.) is required from crew.
More details: Competant mature aged solo sailor joining the Profke rally to Santo and the Banks Group. Have not sailed blue-water before, and I'm a bit concerned about the lack of sleep if solo. Tassie boat, well set up. Sailed Tas. to FNQ/return twice, often solo, and round Tas often. Heading North from Tas on the next weather pattern. Have a crew to Sydney. Hope to arrive Brisbane in time to visit children. Not returning with rally. Crew would need airline ticket home before embarking.
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04-05-2009, 12:00 PM
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Ensign
Join Date: Mar 2009
Home Port: Brisbane
Vessel Name: Zig Zag
Posts: 3
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Hi Mick, I just got home from a very soggy trip out into the tasman and back for 5 days, Keen to discuss your planned passage, my phone is 0417164608 When do you arrive in Brisbane? Regards Rob
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04-17-2009, 06:42 PM
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Ensign
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 24
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Boat size & type: .. Rival 34' GRP sloop with a great passage making pedigree
Embark port: .. Port Stevens NSW
Estimated departure (or join) date: ..10 May 09
Arrival port & ETA (or voyage details): .. Pt Stevens to Newcastle or Coffs Harbour then direct to Noumea
Number of other crew aboard (Skipperplus): ..Only skipper
Crew qualifications required and duties: .. Good eyesight, reasonably fit, able to stand watches and willing to call the skipper if in doubt. If able to cook the skippers diet will improve.
Cost to join vessel and repatriation is paid by: .. Crew
Estimated equal-share contribution to food/drinks: We split the bill at supermarket checkout
Note: No contribution towards any other costs (fuel, propane, fees, marinas, etc.) is required from crew.
More info: ..
A first leg of a seasons cruising that might extend if skipper and crew are exceptionally compatible.
The skipper is a retired merchant seafarer and full time liveaboard so most things are already here. I am also a smoker, (lee topside only)
The vessel is fairly traditional with a bit less internal space than boats designed for the charter market, but carries sufficient stores and water for extended voyages.
The voyage would, I assume, well suit someone wanting to log miles and night hours. If you want to do celestial navigation, BYO sextant. Mine is out of bounds.
Alcoholic beverages will be supplied and paid by the person consuming them and at sea very limited.
Looking forward to your reply.
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04-24-2009, 08:55 PM
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Ensign
Join Date: Mar 2009
Home Port: Brisbane
Vessel Name: Zig Zag
Posts: 3
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Thanks for getting in touch, unfortunately I've committed with another skipper (frrom another website) until the end of May, regards and all the best with the trip, Rob
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04-24-2009, 09:46 PM
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Retired Mod
Join Date: Mar 2007
Home Port: Durban
Posts: 2,984
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Thanks for posting the update - good luck.
Topic now closed.
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