Learning to sail

>>1214307
Join your local sailing club, practice whenever you can and get advice from the experienced. Once you're skilled and sensible enough, you can start going on longer journeys.

>>1214307

>>1214327
this!

Also long journey sailing is much more then just sailing. Start right now learning
>advanced first aid
>carpentry
>tailoring and sewing
>weather prediction
>astronomy
>fishing
>makeshift repairs of everything on your boat
>reboot those geometry skills from school constructions and calculation

>>>/n/1035367
might be relevant for you.

>>1214307
>sail around Europe

Can't be done, Asia is in the way.

>>1214307

protip: Be rich

If you go to college there are some programs where you an go sailing for affordable prices

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>>1214466
Over here in "The Big 'M," we have things like YMCAs that, when there is water nearby, often have sailing lessons available, as a place to start. Presumably you heathen furrners have something similar.

Good luck with it, I've found sailing around on the ocean a remarkably enjoyable way to spend time.

>>1214307
This has been my dream for years anon. I hope to build a smaller catamaran. I lived in a RV 38 foot Motorhome for 3 1/2 years. I loved the minimalist lifestyle. I hope a boat the same size would have just a little more room for long term comfort. >>1214332
This anon knows whats up. Granted I've only met two, but both of them say this and plumbing, electrical, learning to be a miser on resources, tricks for comfort, safety, and cleanliness, etc.