"Wanted: A 'go-anywhere' boat for a 'go-everywhere' couple." Such might have read the ad Jo and Michael Morehouse would have placed when, reflecting on their futures in 2016, they decided to ditch their ideas of a cabin in Alaska, or an RV road-trip across the States, and instead settle on the English inland waterways to sate their nomadic appetites. Although both boating novices, by then they had plenty of experience of peripatetic living. The couple (Michael hails from Oklahoma while Jo is British) met in Vietnam while they were separately completing round-the-world solo trips. In December 2012, Michael had quit his job in Los Angeles and headed west, while Jo's trip, kicking off in May 2014, was east-bound. After what she describes as a "very memorable conversation" in Phong Nah, the pair decided to meet up a few weeks later, spending ten days together in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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机译：“想要：为“无处不在”夫妇准备的“无处不在”船。”这样的话可能读过乔和迈克尔·莫尔豪斯（Jo and Michael Morehouse）的广告，当时他们回想起2016年的未来，他们决定放弃在阿拉斯加的小屋或在美国各地进行RV公路旅行的想法，而是选择了英语。内河水道来满足他们的游牧食欲。尽管这两位都是划船新手，但那时他们已经拥有丰富的蠕动生活经验。这对夫妻（迈克尔·迈克尔来自俄克拉荷马州，而乔乔是英国人）在分别完成环球独奏之旅时在越南相识。 2012年12月，迈克尔辞去了洛杉矶的工作，前往西方，而乔的行程于2014年5月开始，是东行。在被她描述为在丰娜市举行的“非常难忘的谈话”之后，两人决定在几周后见面，在泰国清迈一起度过十天。
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