But perhaps you’re thinking that’s just as well, for isn’t a
boat a very small space in which to live?
Perhaps, but you must understand a couple of things – I’ve
just come from spending six months living in a tiny little room in Afghanistan,
and before that, in a little carriage house over the garage of a larger
property which I own in Beaufort.
Floorplan and Lines |
I currently have it outfitted with tatami mats and a Persian
rug and pillow set; still working out the final floor-covering plan, but this
should do for a start…
The Salon |
From the salon, you can go down a narrow set of stairs to
the aft cabin, which features a pair of twin-sized beds and another bathroom,
or you can go up the stairs and out to the aft deck, which is quite big enough
to lounge around and sunbathe on, or set up a grill, a small patio table, etc.
From there, you can mount another set of stairs to the cockpit – currently exposed,
but which I could enclose in the fashion of a sun deck to have another spot for
entertaining small parties.
The Kitchen |
Down and around on the front of the boat, there’s plenty more room for laying out, doing yoga, or just sitting and pondering life’s mysteries…
All-in all,
though, there’s only about 200 square feet of inside space, and another 150
square feet of outside space – not a terribly great deal of real estate, but
absolutely perfect for me.
Well, I believe
that’s enough for the nonce – but hopefully I've succeeded in giving you a little taste of what my cozy
little ship looks like, and I shall now turn my pen to other writing tasks.
Ciao for now!
Edward
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