E-mail addresses are going be formatted a bit funny, because we do not want any automatic programs to capture this information. Yet any human should be able to figure them out. We know we are going out a limb sharing things here on a public site, but we want to make it easy for people to get in touch with us. Please be careful with the e-mail addresses and phone numbers. While at sea the satellite phone and sailmail.com address are the only ways to contact us.
- MMSI (for DSC): 367109510
- Ship’s Callsign: WDC9987
- Mobile Phone: 18589679721 (Eric) or 16195170825 (Christi)
- E-mail 1 : eric at L I V E F L U X do t net
- E-mail 2 : Same as above but instead of eric use christi
- Christi’s HAM Callsign: KI6FSL
- Eric’s HAM Callsign: KI6FSM
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Important note: The blog stories are generally not in real time. This gives us time to write the stories at our liesure and organize the pictures. This means while you are reading about one location, we will very likely be somewhere else.
Hello Christi, we have previously communicated about you being a guest speaker. I think it would be fabulous to hear about you tails from the high seas. I will keep you contact information and hopefully get you on the calendar at a future date. Thanks so much.
Jim Discher | Regional Vice President
Impressive journey! and inspiring too. Congratulations!
For now, we can only dream to follow your example. Still looking for the right boat…:)
what r your plan,s for the futue and where r yall located now injoy your story will buy the books
We are based in San Diego. Our cruising plans are up in the air right now. Between working and elderly parents, we’re not exactly sure when we can take off again. But we will sooner or later!
We came across your blog and we applaud your efforts to share your travel experience to the world. Like you, we are a dedicated team of travelers who feel that the world is so vast, we need people to give us suggestions on where to visit, where to stay and what to do.
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When is your next book due out? I recently purchased your first 2 books “THE UNEXPECTED CIRCUMNAVIGATION: UNUSUAL BOAT, UNUSUAL PEOPLE” Part 1 SAN DIEGO TO AUSTRALIA and,
Part 2 AUSTRALIA to OMAN.
I wish I knew! Right before Keith was born, I was finishing up a workbook called “Recipe for Success: How to Figure Out How Much Cruising Will Cost Me.” The text was all done, but I was having a hard time getting the formatting right. I have not worked on it since the day he was born. Keith is starting first grade tomorrow. With him in school full time, I am hoping to get the workbook published and get working on Part 3 this school year. I hope that you enjoy Parts 1 and 2!
Hey guys, still waiting on book 3!!!