"Ron, Henri from Vydec here. call me 703-314-6304. Hope all is well with you.
Henri."
High Sea Barter
I have been wanting to get back to the sea for a few years now. But life circumstances has not allow this to happen. Now that I have a little FREEDOM, I can't afford to get my 80 schooner (Dream) or even my 30-40' sailboat for sailing the world.
Being Jack-of-Trades guy, I know that I can work and survive, yet in most places (countries) I'm told that you can not work for money. (Against the LAW to support ones self)
So after being on a few sailing and cruising sites and seeing that the biggest limitation for individuals is knowing that the one can make a living, while at sea, or in this life style.
So being apart of a local barter system I thought that it be a great way to sail and get paid (With out money) and for all to make a living while sailing.
So above is the Logo
Let me know your thoughts
And if you like to use our system, please get back
Cheers and Happy bartering
Craig
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Comment by Marlene Anne Sassaman on April 9, 2015 at 10:24pm
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I like your logo and title. Entrepreneurs, of which I am not, can create a lifestyle of choice. Work is work. During my solo cruising adventures I have had to rely on professionals for electrical, maintenance, engine, and wood/fiberglass repair. On a splurge or in dirty water I pay someone to clean the bottom. Bartering can be tricky, but I have fed a good many workers, while most prefer cash. What have you got to lose? So, do I understand from your earlier post that I have to pay you an annual fee. What is the fee for?
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Comment by Craig Lewis on March 16, 2015 at 1:58pm
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Ok all you salty dogs I have set up the
High Seas Barter System Please find it here.
or C&P
https://communities.cyclos.org/HighSeasBarter
At this time the sign up is free, but due to the commitment of up keeping and maintenance on the sit, it time there will be a one time $20-40 annual fee, when signing up.
So get online before the free option offer is over.
HSB
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