[Errant]

I'm very envious of you long-distance sailors! As a multi-generation flatlander, I find it exceeding difficult to stomach an undulating ocean. :)

Hope to overcome that one day, but even after a dozen attempts in the Caribbean, GOM, and off the coast of Alaska, I'm still violently afflicted.

Still looking to overcome it though. So if you know of any cure, please share it. Perhaps a few days at sea might do it, but I wouldn't want to be out of range of being able to be airlifted at whatever price. lol

[advertising guy]

well....for a year I made myself a hand on wet Wednesdays in Channel Islands...meanin sailboat racin.....different courses and you learn to do whats needed.....and stuff like a rope at sea is a line...a map at sea is a chart etc

then I studied FOR FREE at the Coast Guard auxillary in the harbor all things sailing

so my education save time...was free

[Travis McGee]

The only sure cure for seasickness is getting back on flat water, and better, on land.

I’d look at houseboats and cruising on the inland waters as a viable “escape pod” option in much of the American SE.