Traveling Light
Moving aboard a sailboat meant deciding what truly needed to come along. The harder question was what parts of a previous life I was still carrying.
Adak weighs between 17 and 30 tons, depending on how you count. She is not a light way to move through the world. But she is also finite. Space is constrained. Everything that comes aboard displaces something else.
Each object raises the same question: does it need to be there?
The question sounds practical. It isn't.