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Subject: Re: [world-cruising] The "links" section of the world-cruising list
From: S/V Aramoana (Roger Chin & Eric Register) (aramoana@XXX.XXX)
Date: Mon Dec 30 2002 - 07:15:10 EST
Rick,
It took me a while to move over to the new world-cruising list and it took
me even longer to get on the web site (to vote on the last poll).
I looked at the links site and figured it looked pretty empty. So I
decided to post a link to our web site which we've had since 1995 (way
before Yahoo bought out Geocities).
I finally updated my website, with only a few hours to spare before your
announcement about the link. I'm still making changes such as adding some
video footage of our offshore trip.
When Eric and I first moved aboard in 1993, information about living aboard
was very sparse. So one of the goals of our web site is to show people
what it's like to live aboard.
My favourite page is the one with the 360 degree panoramas. Some people
might find the live-aboard page useful although I still want to add a few
things like a photo of our house batteries, or saran wrap on the porthole
screens (for providing more insulation in the winter).
Our web site shows our trip to Mexico and Hawaii. Although we didn't make
it to New Zealand as originally planned, we hope to sail there in about
five years.
I haven't checked my links to see if they're outdated but I will be doing
that soon.
Hope people enjoy the site.
Roger Chin
S/V Aramoana
docked in Richmond, BC, Canada
http://www.geocities.com/sv_aramoana
At 12:33 PM 26/12/02, you wrote:
>We have a link that has been added to our links section of the list.
>Roger Chin & Eric Register have added a link to their site with their
>Union 42 cutter. It's an interesting site. You might be interested in
>some of the links from their site as well. Some are your "normal"
>links and some are not. Among them are travel reports (looks like
>it's up to date with one dated 23/12/2002) and certain human rights
>concerns in various countries. All-in-all, I'd say it is an
>interesting site well worth taking a look.
>
>When you post a link to the site, be sure and post a "blurb" saying
>that it is there. If I hadn't been just checking out the site like I
>do from time-to-time, I wouldn't have noticed it was there. Of
>course, this one had only been posted since 23/12/2002 so that hasn't
>been too long.
>
>Anyone else out there that might have a good, informative site (make
>sure it is sailing related though :-) ), why not take the opportunity
>to post the link. Others may learn something from your trials and
>tribulations as well as the good times.
>
>Rick Bradshaw
>co-owner, world-cruising list
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