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Liz Clark, 34, a self-proclaimed “she-pirate,” has been sailing around the world since 2006 when she quit her job as a bartender in San Diego, California. Clark was given a Cal 40 sailboat on the condition that she would document her adventures around the world. In 2013, “Captain Lizzy” welcomed a 6-month-old kitten that she rescued aboard.
Clark was given a Cal 40 sailboat on the condition that she would document her adventures around the world
The feral kitten was skinny and hungry but Clark saw a “commanding lioness air and carefree bravado” in her
“But I think she now understands that I will keep her safe and she will have a lot of fun in the end”
“I didn’t know if I would be capable of captaining a boat this big and managing all that goes into a trip where you’re off the grid…”
“When I left I didn’t know how I’d make money, and I don’t come from a wealthy family or anything, like many people assume”
“But I feel rich when I look up at that night sky and breath the fresh ocean air and leap into the sea each morning”
![“She makes Swell [the yacht] feel much more like a home”](https://s.fishki.net/upload/en/2016/05/06/1942801/f27f1e11559268705ebe712b3f67ac8d.jpg "“She makes Swell [the yacht] feel much more like a home”")
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