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Today, as a chartered trader, I am in the position to earn a living from my craft and to save for retirement. My life is about to change. I was lucky enough to marry a well-known family man at the age of 37. He was a great deal of fun to work with and a good friend but still, he was a man of ambition who was at his best when he set out, whether through his craft or his family, to make his way to the ocean. The first time he sailed was in the early 1970s. He had just been set up as a chartered Surveyor and he began his career with a huge investment in Sailing SIPA (Sailing in the Sea) and then his own personal experience. In 1977, he sailed for the Scottish Government's International Sailing Association (ISAA) and got involved with a sailing club. In 1978, with the help of his wife, he was commissioned to join the Scottish Coast Guard. During his time with the Sailing Service, he was part of dozens of boats built to sail in the South Atlantic. In 1985, he landed a job as a chartered Surveyor working as a Chartered Surveyor and later as a chartered Surveyor. In 1988, he landed a post for a Chartered Surveyor and was part of a group of about 50 Chartered Surveyors who organised a sailing party for the Scottish government. He worked on the party for a year and then embarked on a new journey. This post was followed by a number of other career upsets and his first job as a Chartered Surveyor was as a surveyor for the Scottish Government. He has spent his career working on many projects and this is also an important aspect of his life. In the last few months, he has worked on three other projects and has also had his own project of sorts named the Aberdeen and the Scottish Ocean. I am sure you will agree that he has a huge passion for sailing and the fact that he had this long career at the start of