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Two friends, both 25 years old, one a primary school teacher on leave and the other working in education research and currently on a break, would like to join a boat to cross the Atlantic from Cape Verde to South America. If the boat only needs one crew member, they can perfectly well sail separately. For them, this crossing is a project in its own right: to travel without flying, to discover offshore sailing with trustworthy people, and to share good moments on board, between conversations, navigation, games, cooking and stopovers. They already have some experience: a sail down from the Morbihan to Rochefort, then from the Canaries to Cape Verde via Senegal and the Gambia. They have thus acquired basics in life on board and in manoeuvres, and keep learning seriously. They willingly help with navigation and boat maintenance, and contribute to the common kitty. They are comfortable in a group as well as in a confined space, enjoy cooking and adapt to all diets. They value a caring and respectful atmosphere, with full respect for the skipper's authority. They are very flexible about both location and dates: they can join the boat almost anywhere in Cape Verde and are available right now, for a crossing of about 20 days. Beginner level.
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