Deckhandingrid

I work on a ferry in the far north.

Most mornings start before the sun is fully up. By the time many people are having their first coffee, I'm already outside handling ropes, loading cars, checking equipment, or getting soaked by sea spray. The weather can change instantly and calm seas can suddenly become merciless pandimonium of splashing waves. Each shift is different. In the winter the sun barely comes up in the north.

I work long shifts as a deckhand. From 6 hours to 14 hours a day in a 8 day long shift depending on the season. My job includes mooring operations, crane work, vehicle loading, maintenance, greasing machinery, cleaning, and whatever else needs doing to keep the vessel running. It's not glamorous, but I genuinely love life at sea.

Because of my profession, I stay faceless online. People on board don't know about this side of my life, and I'd like to keep it that way.

Everything I offer comes from my real daily life. No studio setups. No fake stories. Just items worn during actual shifts aboard a working ferry in the cold North Atlantic.

I offer custom wear times and most reasonable requests. If you have something specific in mind, send me a message and I'll tell you what's possible around my sailing schedule.

One thing to know about me: I live in a remote northern community. The nearest shopping mall isn't around the corner, and international shipping can sometimes take a little longer than buyers are used to. That's just part of life up here. I will do my best to make the waiting worth it.

If you've made it this far, thank you for stopping by. I'm probably reading your message while drinking bad coffee in the crew mess, waiting to dock.