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Get Real, Get Gone
- How to Become a Modern Sea Gypsy and Sail Away Forever...
- Narrated by: Liam Gerrard
- Length: 6 hrs and 26 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Water Sports
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Summary
The idea that you have to be rich to travel the world on your own yacht is so universal that it goes largely unquestioned. The ubiquitous images of rich men on super-yachts sipping Martinis only help cement this image. This book hopes to change all that.
Rick's recent appearance on Ben Fogle's New Lives in the Wild chronicled his budget lifestyle and adventures aboard Calypso, and introduced the idea of budget sailing to a whole new audience - an audience who may have never considered the possibility that such a dream could be made a reality, on such a small amount of money. This book is for them and for any experienced sailors who want to cast off the yoke of consumerist yachting and get back to what really matters at sea.
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Photos and diagrams referenced in this audiobook can be found on sailingcalypso.com.
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- Carpevitae118
- 05-06-21
Temptation Temptation
The life portrayed in this book is like a box of chocolates; very very tempting.
Rich has amazing knowhow and years of experience of low budget blue water sailing and he’s happy to share this with his audience. He makes the life of a Sea Gypsy sound extremely attractive.
There’s a lot to be said for the lifestyle and as a life long adventurer i know I’ll be out there myself once my youngest has flown the nest.
Rick makes it all sound so doable and affordable. His book is full of sensible and practical advice which I’ll be referring to. I’d never heard of Rick before but will be following him on his adventures from now on !
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- Marcus
- 21-03-22
Must have read if thinking of living life afloat!
This book is a real eye-opener to starting your life on the sea on a sensible budget, simply it’s a bible for anyone thinking of starting a new life afloat and leaving land behind! But not only that it’s just full of useful information that Cleary Rick had to collate and share with us, what a kind chap!
I loved listening to this book in fact I have listened to it four times to date. As it helps me to plan and realise the dream and hopefully make it a reality, the book also gets inside the mind of a sea gipsy in this case Rick and shares how relationship dynamics work or won’t work possibly, I never looked at this way before! I assumed my partner would want to come but when I look at my goals and hers that might not be the case and I might have to start to make alternate plans. This book has been invaluable to me and Rick replies to my emails and we chat a little as well very helpful chap all around!
Thanks, Rick
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- Zebu M.
- 29-12-21
Annoying Sing-Song, Tense Reader‘s Voice
This is a great book for sailors interested in the cruising life. Unfortunately the reader has chosen to use far too much inflection as well as far too large a pitch range in his voice. He constantly injects a sense of urgency as a result. It is impossible to relax listening to this type of reading. This is a great pity.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-08-21
Thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Good story and something you can pick up and put down without struggling to get back into the book. Packed full of information and advice. would highly recommend. May even give it another listan. 5*s
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-06-21
Interesting book with good information
An interesting book full of tips and advice.. well told and useful.
food for thought...Happy sailing
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- Cliente Amazon
- 26-04-21
Really good book for future sea gypsies
If you are looking for a book to give you some tips in fulfilling your dream of sailing the world or just live aboard in a simple cheap way, look no further.
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- Chu Kim
- 09-04-22
THIS BOOK IS USELESS, NOTHING TO DO WITH SAILING.
This book is a total scam. The "author" just rants and there isnt a shred of expert information in here. Seriously, nothing real about sailing, just ranting about random nonsense. Audible needs to remove this title.
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- TR
- 04-01-22
Bitter
Don’t waster your time on this judgmental bitter book. His hate for Americans and those with more funds is disturbing.
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- jcarvella
- 23-04-22
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Fantastic perspective on the sea gypsy life! yeah it is not a book to teach you how to sail, doesn't claim to, and those who get but hurt foe being called out on their "american" mass consumption and capitalist life styles are the exact opposite of any gypsy let alone a sea gypsy. So yeah take this book for what it is and enjoy. Some great stories, and good tips, well written and entertaining.
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- Jeremy Meyering
- 19-11-21
Great book!
I stumbled across this book a few months ago while researching Island Packet sailboats cruising. Rick's current boat popped him and this book into my Google search.
This book has given me much to think about as I begin my journey toward "getting gone". I found the writing style very entertaining and the information and underlying philosophy spot on for the type of lifestyle I would like to live.
I'm sure it isn't every sailors cup of tea, and Rick's advice may challenge or even offend some, but come on, couldn't we all stand to have some ideas and assumptions challenged once in a while?
Give the book a read or a listen if you like the idea of sailing off to wherever and you don't have a huge budget. It could be possible and the info in this book could help. I just picked up his follow up book "Stay Real and Stay Gone" and think you should too.
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- Jonathan Robbins
- 16-11-21
look no further if your looking to live aboard!
Igenerally don't leave reviews but, as my wife and I are starting our journey into live aboard sailing, this was one of the best books I've picked up out there. Rick puts into words what i have suspected but I haven't heard anyone else say. this book is about the mindset you need to try and make this transition and gives great technical advice too. it is absolutely wonderful and cheeky in all the right ways while cutting through bullshit. 10 out of 10 would recommend !
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- Heather Mitchell
- 12-11-21
Fantastic Book!!
So many helpful tips about sailing, sailboats, and attitude! The author has a wonderful sense of humor and I enjoyed every part of listening to this audiobook. I think I will even buy the book because there are so many helpful websites and notes given throughout! I highly highly recommend.
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- Matthew Read
- 09-11-21
Great Perspective - Rational, Sustainable Sailing
My favorite thing about this book was that it told me I needed to do a bunch of things I am already doing. Who doesn't like it when someone supports their ideas? That being said, Rick is WAY farther along in this process than I am and listening to his philosophy and process is both exciting and informative. The book is written to present a really holistic and comprehensive view of what it takes to leave land and transition to a simple sustainable sailing lifestyle. It leaves room for your own modifications with only a few "rules" that Rick considers unbreakable. The last, best thing I'll mention about Get Real, Get Gone is that Rick is not joking when he tells you to get in touch with him if you have any questions or want clarification. He will literally email you back once he has time and an internet connection. How many books can you say that about?
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- Kid Hersh
- 09-06-21
Excellent book - very helpful
You can tell this is written by a level headed individual who is being realistic with things (combined with his experience). Instead of making broad-sweeping generalities without actually getting to the heart of matters, it is refreshing to get some solid information on a topic that can be hard to even scratch the surface on. The target audience is the vast majority of the population instead of the storybook fantasyland image of the stock broker traders sailing off into the sunset on a 80 foot catamaran with two dozen playgirls. That's not even sailing, ladies and gentlemen, and the title points to right to it: Get Real, Get Gone.
Well done, A+
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- Jacob Nance
- 09-06-21
I didn't expect to like this...
but, I really did. Genuine insight, not peddling naive romanticism. Both humorous and blatanty honest. Excellent narration is a bonus.
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- escapewheel
- 13-05-21
Fantastic
Warning!
DO NOT listen to this while driving to the rat race. You might not get out of the car when you get there.
This was a very enjoyable read. It brought tears to my eyes a couple times. The narration was perfect for the subject.
Thank yall for this book.