This guy, on the other hand, has hit upon the perfect idea, a way to combine sailing with living in a way that actually gives you enough room to stow groceries, stretch out on a sectional to watch TV and get to sail. In your house.

That's right, put a mast and boom on the top of your house! This sailhouse was found up in the Napa Marina by a sailing anarchist while he was checking on the status of Tin Can (owned infamously by Lonnie Bruner's favorite "sailor" David Vann). Forget that welded up piece of junk, there is a freakin' sailhouse at the marina!
This puts most houseboats to shame since it has a visible means of propulsion. How perfectly eco-green! I'm gonna put one of these up on my house and set sail next time it floods up to the 700 ft altitude I live at.
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Gee, maybe I should put a mast on Five O'Clock somewhere, too. It's at about 7300 feet altitude, but still not as high as Mt. Ararat.
beautiful
Should we make Five O'Clock Somewhere into a five-masted schooner?
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