I'm still looking at boats, reading emails from this list and learning
lots. Right now I'm sitting back, watching the market, looking to new
boats that come up, and trying to figure out where I want to end up.
Maybe some more experienced listers can offer some thoughts (on or off
list).
I
Hi Mark,
As you already know there is no simple answer.
But here are the dimension for the perfect boat:
Cocktails for 6
Dinner for 4
Sleeps 2
Seriously, 30' is ideal for light sailing with a weekend & a bit
away. Bigger gets more toys tolerated and comfort underway
(especially if you actually
I have an '81 C&C 36 and was wondering if anyone has ever found a boom
extension with sheaves for that vintage boom so the outhaul and reefing
lines could be routed to the very back end of the boom?
Thanks,
BC
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Don't you just love all that teak, Fred:)
Rich Knowles
Indigo. LF38
Halifax
On 2013-05-28, at 23:36, Frederick G Street wrote:
At 48 North, you're MORE than halfway to the North Pole. We here at 45 North
have the honor of being in the middle… :^)
BTW, Oceanis launched at 8:15 this morning;
Nice looking boat Fred. Wish my 30 looked that good.BTW, this is the first
message I've received in quite a few days. I apparently missed the first one
in this thread.RonWild CheriC&C 30STL
--- On Tue, 5/28/13, Frederick G Street wrote:
From: Frederick G Street
Subject: Re: Stus-List Splash
At 48 North, you're MORE than halfway to the North Pole. We here at 45 North
have the honor of being in the middle… :^)
BTW, Oceanis launched at 8:15 this morning; sails and canvas are on, along with
new docklines, and the new steering pedestal and engine controls work great:
www.postaudio.n
Bill,
Maybe people in the US went sailing yesterday - it was a holiday here.
(Memorial Day). Email traffic has been light. Mostly talking about
Scotch.
Hope you have an enjoyable season! Should be near 90F tomorrow.
Joel
35/3
Annapolis
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 3:20 PM, Bill Connon wrote:
All,
I've had no list traffic for the past two days. C&C related- I splashed
my 36 at 5:00 AM this morning. Generally cold and wet. There was frost
on the roofs of some of the houses when I drove to the marina this morning.
Bill
Caprice 1
New Richmond, Qc
48 08 N - almost halfway to the north
I'd second the J/80. I just sold mine to buy Peregrine so I could cruise with
my wife, but I miss my 80 a lot. It was hands down to most fun boat I've
sailed.Andy
C&C 40
Peregrine
Andrew Burton
61 W Narragansett
Newport, RI
USA02840
http://sites.google.com/site/andrewburtonyachtservices/
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Why not a J-80? Just a bit more civilized than the 70 (you can go downstairs to
take care of business), but not as big as the 92S. Sails well to its rating,
and they can be found for a lot less than a new 70 (50 grand). Downside is the
fixed keel (like the 92S) so if you are planning on taking i
Richard,
I'm between boats at the moment, but leaning toward a more racing oriented
boat this time. Current contenders are the J/70 and J/92S.
Pat
On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 11:11 PM, Richard N. Bush wrote:
> Pat, what kind of boat do you have now?
> Richard
> 1987 33-II; Ohio River, Mile 584
>
Four of us were sailing in Scotland about ten years ago and visited Oban, the
source of Oban scotch. Being aware of the distillery, it was high on our
priority list and we went for a tour. After we escaped, we visited a small pub
on the second floor of a waterfront hotel and were confronted by a
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