Journey to the Ragged Islands by Paul Trammell

I also am documenting the journey on my YouTube channel, Paul Trammell, in a series of videos. I documented the journey in this, my third book, Journey to the Ragged Islands. I surfed three point breaks, and I found much more adventure than I ever expected. I dove on coral reefs almost every day, as well as five or six blue holes.

I set out from Jacksonville, Florida, to explore some of the most remote islands in March and April of 2018 sailing alone in Sobrius, my 30' sailboat, a Dufour Arpege. The water is full of wildlife, including hundreds of species of tropical fish, sharks, rays, eels, turtles, and whales. Barrier reefs between the deep ocean and the islands often produce excellent surfing waves. Blue holes are incredible places to freedive. Scattered about the banks are blue holes, vertical caves that often lead down to underwater cave systems. The unique geography of The Bahamas includes shallow banks and coral reefs as well as water over 4000 feet deep. Now available: Back Porch Chats Merchandise in the Now Sober Lifestyle store.The Bahamas is a nation with about one thousand islands and cays, many of which are remote and uninhabited. Head over to your favorite podcast app and leave a review.ģ. If you enjoy this podcast and would like to offer your support, there are three things you can do.ġ. Website: Facebook Page: Facebook Group: Instagram: YouTube:

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Paul's book The Joy of Living Clean and Sober.

His process to getting sober and putting it into a book.

Sailing as a reward and substitute for alcohol.

Paul is the author of several other books including, The Joy of Living Clean and Sober, Becoming a Sailor, Journey to the Ragged Island, and Dead Flowers on Wednesday.

His book focuses on how he designed his own method of sobriety without the help of AA. Paul talks about how his decision to stop drinking alcohol led to living a nomadic life on the sea and the completion of his book Alcoholics Not Anonymous, A Modern Way to Quit Drinking. In this episode of Back Porch Chats, we talk to the author of seven books, Paul Trammell about living sober as a solo sailor.

Journey to the Ragged Islands by Paul Trammell