Captains Rest, a Secluded Waterfront Cottage on the Tasmanian Coast ?
Sarah Andrews wears two hats ? one hat is a beanie that she shoves her curly hair under and wears when sailing across stormy seas. Ten years ago, with this hat on her head, she ventured on a journey across the Pacific Ocean, taking her beloved boat on a solo journey from Mexico to Australia. […]
Sarah Andrews wears two hats ? one hat is a beanie that she shoves her curly hair under and wears when sailing across stormy seas. Ten years ago, with this hat on her head, she ventured on a journey across the Pacific Ocean, taking her beloved boat on a solo journey from Mexico to Australia. One dark night, in the middle of the ocean, a harrowing storm caught up with her and sunk the boat she called home. ?[I] got very lucky and was eventually picked up by the Mexican navy ? sounds like a tall tale but it?s all true,? Sarah confirms the incredible turn of events. Since that fateful night at sea, Sarah has spent years looking for ways to replace that boat and the unparalleled feeling of seclusion and being one with the water. ?There?s no greater feeling than living on the water, surrounded by those who are living a life cast off from society,? she explains. One day, flicking through a magazine, Sarah spotted a little Tasmanian cottage that was up for sale. She knew in an instant that it was the home that she had been looking for all those years. Without hesitation, Sarah bought the cottage, sight unseen. She packed her car full of tools and equipment, drove across Australia, c...
Sarah Andrews wears two hats ? one hat is a beanie that she shoves her curly hair under and wears when sailing across stormy seas. Ten years ago, with this hat on her head, she ventured on a journey across the Pacific Ocean, taking her beloved boat on a solo journey from Mexico to Australia. One dark night, in the middle of the ocean, a harrowing storm caught up with her and sunk the boat she called home. ?[I] got very lucky and was eventually picked up by the Mexican navy ? sounds like a tall tale but it?s all true,? Sarah confirms the incredible turn of events. Since that fateful night at sea, Sarah has spent years looking for ways to replace that boat and the unparalleled feeling of seclusion and being one with the water. ?There?s no greater feeling than living on the water, surrounded by those who are living a life cast off from society,? she explains. One day, flicking through a magazine, Sarah spotted a little Tasmanian cottage that was up for sale. She knew in an instant that it was the home that she had been looking for all those years. Without hesitation, Sarah bought the cottage, sight unseen. She packed her car full of tools and equipment, drove across Australia, c...
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