"Infinity is a 120 ft. Ketch rigged sailing ship built from ferro-cement in Oakland, California in 1977. She can host teams of up to 24 people for extended periods of time.
The quarters consist of 11 triple, double and twin cabins, two toilets and two showers. Communal spaces include an open galley, spacious saloon, cozy library, workshop and extensive deck space."
Specs:
Length over all: 36.7 meters
Beam: 7.6 meters
Draft: 3.1 meters
Displacement: 200 tones
Sail area: 400 sq. meters
Propulsion: MAN V10, 450 HP
Water: 3500 liters
Fuel: 6.500 liters
5 watertight bulkheads
Rig: Ketch
Year of Construction: 1977
Builder: Monroe Shipyard in California
Flag: German
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"Any vessel venturing into the deep south must be self-sufficient. One of the biggest dangers on any ocean crossing is crew health. Ideally, we’d have taken a doctor but our budget didn’t stretch that far so we settled for Pascale, a volunteer French vet.
He wasn’t worried. Not only did he have experience in all manner of operations, births and even euthanasia, but he’d worked on a variety of creatures from hamsters to monkeys. Humans are just another animal, he explained. I took solace in not being pregnant and hoped his euthanasia skills wouldn’t be tested."
#seasteading
#ferrocement
#seagypsy
The quarters consist of 11 triple, double and twin cabins, two toilets and two showers. Communal spaces include an open galley, spacious saloon, cozy library, workshop and extensive deck space."
Specs:
Length over all: 36.7 meters
Beam: 7.6 meters
Draft: 3.1 meters
Displacement: 200 tones
Sail area: 400 sq. meters
Propulsion: MAN V10, 450 HP
Water: 3500 liters
Fuel: 6.500 liters
5 watertight bulkheads
Rig: Ketch
Year of Construction: 1977
Builder: Monroe Shipyard in California
Flag: German
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"Any vessel venturing into the deep south must be self-sufficient. One of the biggest dangers on any ocean crossing is crew health. Ideally, we’d have taken a doctor but our budget didn’t stretch that far so we settled for Pascale, a volunteer French vet.
He wasn’t worried. Not only did he have experience in all manner of operations, births and even euthanasia, but he’d worked on a variety of creatures from hamsters to monkeys. Humans are just another animal, he explained. I took solace in not being pregnant and hoped his euthanasia skills wouldn’t be tested."
#seasteading
#ferrocement
#seagypsy