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    Default A question from someone who's never been to sea.

    My name is Jack Everett, I'm 21 and in a few months I'll be moving to France for a few months to work on a far. My question is; is it possible to work for a sea passage? If so could someone point me in the right direction. I've always want to work on a ship, and this will be my first time. Please help.
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    Default Re: A question from someone who's never been to sea.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jack_Everett View Post
    My name is Jack Everett, I'm 21 and in a few months I'll be moving to France for a few months to work on a far. My question is; is it possible to work for a sea passage? If so could someone point me in the right direction. I've always want to work on a ship, and this will be my first time. Please help.
    Unfortunately the days of the "workaway" are long gone. Today that would be like going to the airport and asking if you could help out on the flight to Paris instead of buying a ticket.

    Yuor timing is just a bit off but if you are ready to come back in September you might find a place on a yacht heading for the Caribbean. Walk the docks and chat with crewmembers in the yachtie bars in Antibes for a start.
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    Default Re: A question from someone who's never been to sea.

    Quote Originally Posted by Steamer View Post
    Unfortunately the days of the "workaway" are long gone. Today that would be like going to the airport and asking if you could help out on the flight to Paris instead of buying a ticket.

    Yuor timing is just a bit off but if you are ready to come back in September you might find a place on a yacht heading for the Caribbean. Walk the docks and chat with crewmembers in the yachtie bars in Antibes for a start.
    What's a "far" ?
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    Default Re: A question from someone who's never been to sea.

    Quote Originally Posted by dougpine View Post
    What's a "far" ?
    I thought it was American for the French word for ferm.
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