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Credit: SWNS / Mike Jacobs<br/><br/>Meet the couple who have spent $150k on a 'gap year' nine-month cruise around the world.<br/><br/>Mike Jacobs, 56, and wife Nancy, 59, set off on their epic cruise - calling at 160 ports in 65 countries - in December 2023.<br/><br/>The couple decided they would live life to the fullest after their children, Tim Jacobs, 26, Emily Smoker, 28, and Katie Murphy, 30, moved out.<br/><br/>So far, the couple have visited the Chichen Itza Mayan Ruins, Barbados, Grenada and Rio de Janeiro.
Credit: SWNS / Mike Jacobs<br/><br/>Meet the couple who have spent $150k on a 'gap year' nine-month cruise around the world.<br/><br/>Mike Jacobs, 56, and wife Nancy, 59, set off on their epic cruise - calling at 160 ports in 65 countries - in December 2023.<br/><br/>The couple decided they would live life to the fullest after their children, Tim Jacobs, 26, Emily Smoker, 28, and Katie Murphy, 30, moved out.<br/><br/>So far, the couple have visited the Chichen Itza Mayan Ruins, Barbados, Grenada and Rio de Janeiro.
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