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Registering a car with no address,, passport versus drivers license. fourth of july celebrations, beautiful sunsets and sunrises foggy mornings play time with the pets. all in this episode... Truly living aboard a boat has some complex issues. We talk about those we discuss solutions. I share my trials and tribulation through the years that i've spent with no address. I realized that my Passport is a much better piece of identification. Because it allows me to change my address in pencil. When you scan the barcode on your passport, it has no property address attached to it. #identification #driverslicense #registration #houseboat #dog #cat 538 Days ago I left the dock to never go back,,, Thus Boat has been my home living on the Tennessee river. Moving every fourteen days at least a mile. I live tied to a tree, The roots of those trees hold me safe against the wind of the storms. My front yard are beaches. My roads are rivers. My life is that of an island living Boondocking off grid loving soul. I traded time in the wilderness for possessions. I traded time in the wilderness for safety of a house made of brick and mortar. I. Made these decisions willingly after a desperate need to reconnect with The planet, the animals around me, the air. We breathe. I just wanted to be part of it all the time... summary This video offers a comprehensive look into the life of someone living on a houseboat without a permanent address. The creator provides a tour of their floating tiny house (0:36), highlighting its unique features like the steering wheel placement (2:07) and the outdoor kitchen (1:47). A significant portion of the video is dedicated to practical advice for nomadic living, specifically addressing how to register a car without a fixed address (10:24) and the benefits of using a passport for identification over a driver's license (5:33). The creator also discusses strategies for receiving mail (14:40) and packages (15:24). The video also shares glimpses into the creator's daily life on the Tennessee River, including: Celebrating the Fourth of July (15:48) with fireworks (16:47) and gatherings. The challenges and realities of eating with dirty hands after working in the field (19:11). Managing boat fuel consumption (21:57) and navigating water levels (21:19). Interactions with their pets, River the dog and Cricket the cat (15:38, 26:54).