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[world-cruising] Re: OPO - Offshore Passage Opportunities, worth $200?

From: Jordan (no email)
Date: Thu Aug 12 2004 - 12:30:13 EDT

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    I'm not even close to experienced enough to sail around the world
    nor do I have the money to buy my own boat. And to be more detailed
    in my goals, well that's just the thing, I don't have any specific
    goals, I have time and money, and I'm open. I'd like to see as much
    as I can of places, cultures, water, learn as much as I can about
    sailing and anything else, meet some people, be safe and have a
    blast. I'm planning on leaving my job/life for 6-12 months and see
    what I see.

    Thanks

    Jordan

    --- In , "Joe - G4XRZ"
    <captainslarty at n dot dot dot > wrote:
    > Hello Jordan
    > It might be helpfull if you tell us a wee bit more about what you
    > want to do..
    > 'Sailing around the world' is fine, but fairly wide in it's
    > interpretation.
    >
    > I dont see too many problems (from my insular point of view) in
    > chosing a boat for such a venture.
    > Why go with others ?, are you in a position to do it yourself ?
    >
    > Joe n Jayne
    >
    >
    >
    > --- In , Jordan Weinstein
    > <jordan8or at y dot dot dot > wrote:
    > > Hi all, I emailed this list a while ago about sailing around the
    > world. I'm
    > > still looking to do it but open to joining a boat for just about
    > any plan
    > > whatever they have, I'm living and working in NYC now and want
    to
    > be outa here,
    > > on the water before January. I'm willing to fly to whereever I
    > need to but it's
    > > proving to be more difficult than I thought to find the right
    > boat. I'm not any
    > > expert but do have most sailing basics down.
    > >
    > > I'm considering signing up for membership to www.sailopo.com.
    Has
    > anyone here
    > > dealt with them? It costs $200 for the year, that seems pretty
    > steep and it
    > > seems like most of what they offer is opportunities to do
    > deliveries - not that
    > > I wouldn't like to but I'm just not sure I want to spend $200
    for
    > a couple of 3
    > > day cruising possibilities.
    > >
    > > Any ideas, recommendations for or against using that site or any
    > other would be
    > > much appreciated. I'm already on the cruiserlog forum, crewfile,
    > 7knots, and
    > > sailnet bulletin boards. And have emailed a spoken to a number
    of
    > captains
    > > through those site however very few are near me.
    > >
    > > Thanks for your help.
    > >
    > >
    > > Jordan
    > >
    > >
    > >
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