it’s A Pirate’s Life
No, mate. I’m free forever. Free to sail the seas beyond the edges of the map, free from death itself.
To err is human, to arr is pirate
To be free in a truly authoritarian world, has become increasingly difficult. In these current tumultuous times, we, Pirates seek to throw off the shackles of our current lives and to live as free as possible. This means taking care of each other willingly, sharing the spoils of our bounty with those that helped us acquire it, and maintaining our democracy through a common vote.
No Pirate stands above the others. We are all equal. We work together to be economically free, as debt makes slaves of us all. To be free of debt is to be truly free.
Our Vision
Explore. Dream. Discover.
To build a successful, financially independent pirate crew, based out of Tampa Bay, Florida. Our vlogs will consist of living as frugally as possible, but still living a full and satisfying existence as friends and family. We work hard like captains, and play even harder… AS PIRATES!!!
So grab some swag, and join us for our adventures online. If that doesn’t scratch your itch, maybe you should think about contacting John the Pirate to join his live crew!!!!
Now, let’s go fetch that horizon!!!
From the Admiral’s Desk
From Tampa to the Cape: Eight Days Around the Florida Peninsula
About the Book
How often do we set on the beach and look out at the ocean and marvel at the beauty of the sails that dot the horizon? From Tampa to the Cape tells the reader what the beach looks like from the ocean, and what it takes for one to believe they can make that adventure happen for them. There is joy and fear, exhilaration and exhaustion, wonder and dejection, all true life moments we lived. From Tampa to the Cape is an introduction to the allure of the sea and what the sea demands in return.
“Adventure is always within reach! Join one family as they explore their dreams of sailing. Once they begin their excursions, life shows it has more excitement in store for them than they planned for. Hard work and tropical weather lead to a romantic true-life tale where success is measured by the journey and not the destination.”
