So just throw a few T-shirts in a bag and you are ready to live aboard for months at a time? I will need a lifestyle change to prepare for living aboard when it comes to paring down my collection of clothing. (This is being written by Jason – don’t assume clothing reduction is only an issue for women.) I am not much of a clothing guy, but have enjoyed having many of the same items to prevent having to think. 30 French cuff shirts (mostly white) are paired in my closet with half as many dark suits. Obviously no need for any of that on board Two Fish. But plenty of fleece, running gear, swimming trunks, shoes for all sports and before you know it the boat is full. So we decided to measure the space for clothes in both the master cabin and the starboard hull. Once we had recreated the space in my NY closet, we were able to figure out how much would fit. Looks like I only get to keep 3 pairs of running shorts! This will be a change.
Master Cabin Storage
Starboard Hull Storage
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