Seven at Sea: Why a New York City Family Cast Off Convention for a Life-changing Year on a Sailboat
In 'Seven at Sea,' Erik and Emily Orton recount how their New York City family abandoned everyday conventions for a year-long sailing adventure. This bold move leads to profound personal and familial transformations amid the challenges and wonders of life at sea, revealing the deep rewards of embracing change and exploration.
About This Book
A New York City family chooses to cast off the conventions of urban life for an extraordinary year on a sailboat. This decision marks a significant shift, embracing the uncertainties and freedoms of the open sea.
The experience becomes a catalyst for personal growth and family bonding, as they navigate the challenges of sailing and living afloat. It highlights the rewards of stepping outside familiar routines.
Through this life-changing voyage, the family gains new insights into resilience, relationships, and the world beyond city limits. The narrative captures the essence of adventure and self-discovery at sea.
Ultimately, the year on the sailboat redefines their understanding of home, purpose, and joy, offering a testament to the power of unconventional choices.
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