Chapter 24: Divide and Conquer! Proteus Rising (Travel Life) Book One (Buy A Boat)

In this episode (Chapter 24)…

We’re back at it again. Boat work. But also home improvement as we get the house ready to sell. It was time to divide and conquer. Greg goes to the boat while Casz stays behind at the homestead getting its curb appeal up to FOR SALE snuff. Can we kick it into high gear? 

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Who we are: We are Casz & Greg, empty nesters, Gen Xers, Adventure-Seeking Explorers, along with our two pups, Kola & Sprite. We bought a sailboat, sold our house, and bought an RV.  Now as constant travelers, we split our time between Sailboat and RV. This YouTube series documents all of it, from the dream to reality. Come with us as we venture from land to sea and all around the world. #digitalnomads

We left the chains of the corporate-sponsored suburban lifestyle, said goodbye to our mortgage, the golden handcuffs jobs, and are living a life that lets us see the world on our own terms. #alternativeliving

Post Script information:

Places in this video: 

Anacortes, Washington

Marine Service Center Boatyard

I-5 Corridor North

Shout-Outs:

Rob Rhodes, Blue Sky Marine

Gonzo, GMT Landscaping

Uncle Ians (a PNW gardner’s best friend)

West Marine, Anacortes, WA

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This episode features:

The Road to the Sea – Andreas Ericson

Between the Sun and the Deep Blue Sea – Martin Carlberg