I never have trouble getting a good sleep during a long-distance
cruise, although I do agree with you. I seem to attune myself to the
boat and its motion pretty quickly, so if there's a change, especially
if something feels wrong, I wake instantly.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...

If you were any kind of sailor you'd realize that
you rarely get a good night's sleep even if your berth
is 10 feet long.

Real sailors sleep with one eye open but you wouldn't
know a thing about that would you?

S.Simon - 40 winks, two or three at a time like a real sailor.


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I ran the search for boats 30'-40'
priced from 0-99k and came up with 400. Question is, why would someone
want
to buy a boat that they can't sail competitively?

John, you're not acting too bright. I need a boat where getting a good
night's
sleep is possible and without forcing my wife to sleep in another bunk!
VERY
few boats under 40 feet have 7 foot bunks. Now throw in the perormance
criteria
and not buying a bloated old boat.
Sorry.

RB