magicbus wrote:
I guess you have a pretty big boat. Mine was a trawler with full sized fridge and freezer plus a freezer in the laz, and big water and holding tanks, so we could spend a month on board if we were to forego fresh veggies and milk. Seriously, how long are you going to live on your boat without interacting with other people and probably adding to their problems. Where I live they just closed our island to non full time residents because our hospital and first responders are at winter staffing levels and can’t handle the summer people who want to come and hide out. Instead of riding this out at home you would just be adding to the problem, as fun a solution as it may seem to be.
Dave
Home is the boat (and the RV). Yeah. It's 50 ft. 350 gallons water. Enough Diesel to run the northern lights generator for a couple months at anchor. Canned vegetables.
Not my first rodeo. I'm a boat guy with an RV. Not the other way around.
I'll need to go get groceries and Diesel once every 6 week or so. And I definitely won't be buying them in Nantucket. Bad harbor, poor food selection, etc. So don't worry. Won't be spending any time there. Best resources are on the mainland.
So we'll go out to get provisions less than anyone on shelter in place and stay home orders. Much less. We can quarantine longer than anyone on land.
Veggies are canned and milk is UHT
