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Tiny Living, Big Healing: Brad’s Sailboat Transformation


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If you’ve been reading our content for a while, you know Brad even if you don’t think you do. He’s been recording and editing many of the video tours we show you from Tiny Home Tours! And he also lives tiny in his sailboat named “Stinger.”

Brad wanted to travel for his photography work, and after his dad passed away, he was able to purchase the sailboat with some of the life insurance money he inherited. It was a huge project, but Brad said it helped him heal during a really difficult time. Check out his incredible handiwork below!

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Grieving to Thriving: Brad’s Journey Living Tiny on a Sailboat

Average Brad’s Amazing Sailboat Conversion 2

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The salon is overflowing with comfy pillows.

Average Brad’s Amazing Sailboat Conversion 3

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Now he’s selling the boat and working on a van conversion.

Average Brad’s Amazing Sailboat Conversion

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VIDEO: Affordable Tiny House Sailboat Life

Highlights

  • Brad, known for recording and editing video tours for Tiny Home Tours, lives tiny in his sailboat named “Stinger.”
  • He purchased the sailboat after inheriting life insurance money from his dad’s passing and used it as a project to heal during a difficult time.
  • The sailboat, “Stinger,” showcases Brad’s incredible handiwork and features a salon with comfortable pillows.
  • Brad is now selling the sailboat and working on a van conversion.
  • He shares his journey on Instagram and Tiny Home Tours’ YouTube channel.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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  • MICHAEL ROBERT GREENWOOD
    July 30, 2023, 4:10 pm

    Oh, Brad
    Do I envy you. I served in the Air Force for a couple of years before having to get a Hardship Discharge. My Dad took ill with Arterial Sclerosis and had his legs amputated. After all the therapy he talked me into going back in the Military, but he wanted me to enter the Navy. I spent 8 years at sea mostly in the Med, Indian Ocean Area. I’ve actually been over most of the world. I love the peace and tranquility of the Ocean. I’m used to living in small areas and am currently trying to acquire the funds to get a small log cabin in a rural area. Off Grid! I would so much love to be on a boat. I know there’s a lot of work involved. Anyway, I just had to say, “Enjoy it for me”. Take care and safe travels.

    • Alex
      July 31, 2023, 1:11 pm

      Dear Michael,
      Thank you for sharing your heartfelt story and experiences with us. It’s evident that you have led an adventurous and challenging life, and we truly appreciate you taking the time to read Brad’s story and share your thoughts here. It’s inspiring to hear about your service in the Air Force and your time spent at sea in the Navy. Thank you for your service. We hope you can find a way to realize your dream of living in a small log cabin in a rural area off-grid. Thank you again for your comment and being a part of our website community!

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