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![]() Joe wrote: Bart Senior wrote: She looks like a sweetheart. What a tragedy. She did live a full and vibrant life. I don't know about that Bart, if you read the web-site you see both were planning on getting off the boat and moving ashore. They just bought a house. After many years straight crusing, sailing, working offshore, it can get very old and become a job. One of the things we always hated about it was being told were to go, when to go, when to leave, when to get back..ect..ect..ect. Gina mentions it in the logs on-line how they barely got ashore to see much due to the demands of the job. From what I know about it, which is not much ( having limited contact with Yacht Masters) it is a job worse than running an oil field boat when it comes to bull****, headaches and dealing with clueless un-caring assholes. Joe From what I see of the pictures, they got to spend time ashore doing fun things. Still it is sad to hear the story of their new home and think of how Blue will be sad there without her. I wonder what he will do now? I've lost people close to me, lovers and close relations--it is the worst possible feeling. |
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