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The day I started my work career as a chartered surveyor (now as a full-time adviser on land) I began sailing. The first day of my life I took a boat out of Lake Severn for a few hours and, like so many other sailors, spent several months in the water. After a few days ashore, I realised that I was not going to be able to get any more experience. I went to the coast and started my second week of sailing, in the shape of a dingo. I was lucky to get on board two of the dingo's, one of which was a beautiful dingo, and one of which was my life-long friend and friend and partner, Mark, who died in 2008. I set sail from Severn, in a small, small boat. From there I went on to the sea. I stayed overnight at a dock in the harbour for a few days, waiting for my boat to move on. It was to be my final journey as a chartered surveyor, and I have worked for over 30 years as a chartered surveyor, including as an adviser on land. I will never forget what I did on my first day back in Severn, sailing with Mark and my partner, and the feeling of excitement and adventure that followed. I love my job, but I do not have the financial means to help me find my life's work. I went to work again, and I was well on my way to being a chartered surveyor. I've been a chartered surveyor since 1993, and there is no doubt that I had a successful career. I had a good career, but my career as a chartered surveyor was not one I could have managed without the support of Mark and me. Mark and me were the first and only chartered surveyors who were able to help me find my life's work and I'm grateful for all the support Mark gave me. Mark and I have been sailing together for over 30 years. My family and I have a home in Severn, so we are blessed to have a wonderful and supportive family. We sail on the Severn River and are always looking for new adventures to explore. We sail on the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the