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Walking to work this morning and I noticed some thrashing up against shore. These Harbour Seals were hunting together and swam right below me. #livingonasailboat #sailing

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I do not like retirement homes. That may sound provocative, especially as aging societies rapidly build more of them. But after traveling across Japan’s longevity hotspots and researching healthy lifespan, I increasingly wonder whether separating generations may actually accelerate decline rather than slow it. This article is not simply a criticism. It is also a reflection on how we might design aging communities differently, places where older people remain part of the wider rhythm of life rather than parked outside it. Read the full article here: https://www.nevertoolateacademy.com/post/why-i-do-not-like-retirement-villages Lowell Sheppard is a long-term resident of Japan, Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, founder of Never Too Late Academy, and Special Advisor to the International Academic Forum (IAFOR). He is currently traveling across Japan researching longevity, healthy lifespan, and the role of community in aging well. He is the author of ten books, including the forthcoming Longevity and the Art of Community: Lessons from Japan, exploring what modern societies can learn from Japan’s remaining pockets of strong intergenerational culture and healthy aging. #HealthyAging #Longevity #Intergenerational #Community #AgingSociety

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Living on a sailboat is beautiful—but it’s not all sunsets and sea turtles. It’s hard work. You’re constantly fixing, cleaning, and problem-solving in tight spaces, often in bad weather. But there’s something raw and real about it—every scraped knuckle and salty shower makes you stronger. You trade comfort for freedom, and the reward is a life that’s full of challenge, adventure, and deep connection.

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ALL VIDEOS: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPB_l0btIVRX5ubKs-CUtQSEfvKLAmtgL Follow all my adventures sailing in small boats and dinghies with a great bunch of people who have also discovered the love of the water, on some of the best sailing grounds in Australia (all within 3hrs from Sydney). Learn everything fom how to sleep aboard, cook and build your own boat, see how it's done by the people who actually do it all the time and you can do it to. Discover our beautful countryside only reached by small boats....don't dream it...do it. Please hit the like button , subscribe or leave a comment...I will reply, cheers Paul The boats you will see: Stornaway 18, Shimmy, Secret20, Farr 5000/6000, Fulmar, Tirrick, Hartley 16/18, Compass Careel, CLC Pocketship, Rayraider 17, Enterprise, Heron, Ozgoose, Ozexplorer, Drascombe Longboat/Lugger, Cygnet 20, Investigator563, Botteril Explorer, O'Day Daysailer/Mariner, Jarcat17, Gem550, Wee Seal, Willy Tern, Ptarmigan, Navigator, Coresound 17, Pathfinder, Stevenson Weekender, SwanBay Dory, Norwalk Island Sharpie, Tammie Norrie, Gannet, Llur, Acorn 17, Caledonian Yawl, Eun Mara, Scamp, Whaler, Houdini, If you are looking to join us go to Raid Sydney on Facebook #dinghycruising, #campcruising, #woodenboatrsarebetter,#sailing#camping,#sailing,#sailingkatelouise,#seeaustralia,#boatbuilding,#nature, #greatoutdoors,#getaway,

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