Familia navighează în jurul lumii fără oprire de 9 ani

21 thoughts on “Familia navighează în jurul lumii fără oprire de 9 ani”

1. I thought about selling everything and moving my family into are pickup truck and go explore the roads lol

2. Congratulations for all the family!
   It’s a respectable choice, in my opinion the kids won’t miss anything out living in one place, and on the other side they will learn more about the world.
   At least they are not force to learn all the garbage they teach today in modern school!
   Pure freedom and 0 stress, what can you ask more?

3. They are living a great life, most kids on sailboats graduate by 9th or 10th grade. Our public school systems are 3rd world. Traveling from port to port, he probably meets 3-4 girls every month besides the locals..I would love to take my kids on an amazing adventure and lifestyle like that…I'll bet these kids have no peer pressure to smoke buds or take other drugs…great for them, and don't be jealous…when I was 12 we went to campgrounds on vacation. I met 1-3 girls each stop, kissed some, penpalled and lost my virginity to another…amazing lifestyle the parents have given to their lucky kids….want private, you get a hot 3 minute shower, or dinghy to land and find some privacy on a secluded beach…could you imagine meeting girls in 30 or 40 countries? Enjoying the cultures, the foods, meeting mom and dad,…..and not spending 8 hours a day on the internet getting fat, stupid, and lethargic like most of the children of this generation…

4. This is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5. High intelligence family, I'm quite envious of them and their way or living

6. I bet the family is retired from Microsoft with a major chunk of retirement saving.

7. Bro I work in boats , no way a person can be so pale living in boats , fake story

8. Kids should grow up with families. Not with their phones. 🤣

9. A wonderful family 💖

10. Nobody sail 9-years non-stop. That boat gets hauled out every few years and a lot of rebuilding must be done. It's not like a house where you can go a decade with little to no maintenance.

11. I want to know whether the sun bothers Siobhan because it's apparent she's albino… Did they take that into account because I see the specks on her face a d that's NOT acne!!

12. Crazies

13. sad

14. What stories they must all have!

15. Frickin sea hippies

16. Felt really bad for the boy when he said he wished he could’ve experienced peer culture on land.

17. bourgeois.

18. Yea it's all fun n cruzin til the ocean swallows your little boat, good luck hopefully we don't see y'all on "I shouldn't be alive" 😉jk..but seriously.

19. We lived on our 50 Gulf Stream for over 7 days, sailed from Long Beach California to Grand Cayman 27 years ago.

20. People don't realise that every destination you get to you meet other families with children in similar age groups and they explore and play together all the time. It can get a bit lonely or frustrating occasionally but not for long. Usually great people around the corner and a lot of families stick together as they sail the world so they always have their interactions plus the new people they meet along the way. The children and teens I've met that are doing this are on average the most balanced, responsible, creative and fun to be around! Very switched on and smart too because they are engaged in everything from bartering, dealing with different cultures, cleaning the boat inside and out, repairs and maintenance onboard, and involved in real life risk assessment as the things they do tend to have higher consequences than your kid playing in the back yard. Until you've successfully brought up a perfect adult I don't think anybody can say that this is a negative experience for them.. just different.. but with a lot of experiences and lessons that most adults will never even get to experience and learn!

21. this is my idea of hell

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