[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspires by #1

[(Anonymous)]

I want to pilot a boat. Would love to just be able to hop in and drive my cargo / passangers / wwhatever across the water. Sounds like a nice job. Perfect mix of skill and reward.

Won't happen for a number of reason. One, I can't swim, and learning to swim is a bastard for someone with dyspraxia. Admitedly, I imagine if I'm any good at piolting water craft, I shouldn't need to swim, like how astronauts don't need to be able to breath in space, but it still feels like a drawback.

Also, I haven't the foggiest idea on how I would even start training for that. There is no boat driving school I know of. And if there was, I have the problem of not having any fucking money to pay for it.

Still, it's somthing that's always appealed to me.

Re: Inspires by #1

[caerbannog]

Generally you find someone to teach you in private then apply for a boat license. Then you pile up on the hours, get an appropriate multiple-people-carrying boat and apply for boat-with-more-people license. Not much different to cars but way more safety instructions/processes/logons/logoffs to learn.

Y'know, something to think on when it might be a possibility to get the training.

_{My dad had this dream too and reached it a couple of years ago. He's 55ish}