I caught Ice Blink tonight on PBS and was incredibly inspired by the story of the Martin family. If you are interested in lifestyle design (or re-design), then I recommend this 1-hour documentary. It’s now airing on PBS (check your local showtimes) but you can also buy the film on DVD directly from the family.
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3 Responses to “The Family that Cruises Together, Stays Together”
I saw the documentary on PBS yesterday, and the Martin family members know how to live an adventure. I can say one thing for this family, they are survivors with plenty of grit, especially the first adventure of 5 years sailing their first boat, a converted day-sailor-25′ boat with no instruments and only one life jacket. I probably wouldve done the same thing at age 19.
They have a great inspiring story to tell.
It was this documentary that got me and Bronson to thinking seriously about moving out of our 3 bedroom house and into a 750-square-foot loft (where we are now). It’s been an amazing lesson that who you are, not what you have, is what matters most.
February 6th, 2009 at 7:44 pm
[...] favorite discovery this week was Ice Blink, a documentary about the Martin family, whose cruising lifestyle has potentially transforming [...]
October 17th, 2009 at 8:48 am
I saw the documentary on PBS yesterday, and the Martin family members know how to live an adventure. I can say one thing for this family, they are survivors with plenty of grit, especially the first adventure of 5 years sailing their first boat, a converted day-sailor-25′ boat with no instruments and only one life jacket. I probably wouldve done the same thing at age 19.
They have a great inspiring story to tell.
October 22nd, 2009 at 11:02 am
It was this documentary that got me and Bronson to thinking seriously about moving out of our 3 bedroom house and into a 750-square-foot loft (where we are now). It’s been an amazing lesson that who you are, not what you have, is what matters most.