The Life




The Ruth Ann and I travel off the beaten path. Trips ashore will be for hikes, time on the beach or wandering foreign cities/places. Generally, we will not be staying in marinas or resorts. We will not often be in touristy places or large cities. Provisioning is done where the locals shop. We will eat what is available in local markets.

There is a certain freedom in living outside the bounds of the Western Capitalist System. This is how I live and this is the life I look forward to showing others.






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