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 detail their family's daring choice to abandon New York City's hustle for a year-long sailing adventure. This memoir explores the trials of sea life, the joys of family closeness, and the profound changes that come from breaking free from convention to pursue a more meaningful existence.
About This Book
Seven at Sea recounts the Orton family's unconventional decision to leave behind the familiar comforts of New York City for an extended voyage on a sailboat. Erik and Emily Orton, along with their children, embark on this life-changing year at sea, seeking deeper bonds and new perspectives.
The narrative captures the challenges and joys of adapting to life on the water, from navigating unfamiliar waters to fostering family unity away from daily routines. This story highlights the courage required to step outside societal norms and embrace uncertainty.
Through their experiences, the Ortons explore themes of personal growth and the value of intentional living. The book offers insights into how such a radical shift can redefine priorities and strengthen relationships.
Readers are invited to reflect on their own lives as the family navigates both literal and metaphorical seas, discovering resilience and wonder in the process.
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