2 SOUL SAILORS
| Vessel Name: | Kasbah |
| Hailing Port: | Alamitos Bay Marina, CA |
| Crew: | Barusch, Nina & Gigi |
| About: | For an update on our travels please visit us @ www.2soulsailors.blogspot.com or email us @ 2soulsailors@gmail.com |
03 January 2009
30 December 2008 | Long Beach, California
04 July 2008 | Long Beach, CA
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30 December 2008 | Long Beach, California
Closing 2008
The eve of New Years Eve. It has been about a month now since Barusch has sold Shore Espresso. We have successfully cruised the Channel Islands. We were able to put some of our heavy weather skills to the test and after 9 days we came back feeling victorious. With more fire in our hearts to accomplish [...]
04 July 2008 | Long Beach, CA
In the beginning...
A Sailors attachment to the sea compels him or her to abandon all the ties that prevent them from knowing the complete freedom of life on the ocean.
In the beginning...
04 July 2008 | Long Beach, CA
Barusch Lyon
A Sailors attachment to the sea compels him or her to abandon all the ties that prevent them from knowing the complete freedom of life on the ocean.
A Surfer will cut class, skip work, etc. to go out on a day when the swell is hitting.
Put the two together and you have created a dynamo of energy, whose volition will stop at nothing until the dream has been realized.
For us a life at sea in search of perfect waves, and a life integrated with the movements of mother nature offers the perfect solution.
At this point we are already in the middle of a dream-facing our wildest fears and anticipating the bliss and hard work. When we sleep it's usually visions of wild turbulent storms at sea or the unsurpassed beauty of a South Pacific atoll with a perfect six foot swell peeling around some uncharted point. Preparing for the trip means severing our ties from the land, and as a lifeline, we have chosen to write these logs. Hopefully, we can inpire others to go for their own dream and abandon all the voices that said they couldn't.
A Surfer will cut class, skip work, etc. to go out on a day when the swell is hitting.
Put the two together and you have created a dynamo of energy, whose volition will stop at nothing until the dream has been realized.
For us a life at sea in search of perfect waves, and a life integrated with the movements of mother nature offers the perfect solution.
At this point we are already in the middle of a dream-facing our wildest fears and anticipating the bliss and hard work. When we sleep it's usually visions of wild turbulent storms at sea or the unsurpassed beauty of a South Pacific atoll with a perfect six foot swell peeling around some uncharted point. Preparing for the trip means severing our ties from the land, and as a lifeline, we have chosen to write these logs. Hopefully, we can inpire others to go for their own dream and abandon all the voices that said they couldn't.
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