"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Makes me wonder why someone would jump boat to boat every year, and
never really fully understand what he has. Its like starting to read a
book and putting it down half way thru.

Nothing wrong with either way. I had the Catalina 27 for 5 seasons.

Very interesting.

The Pearson
30 for 3.

Really interesting! Yawn!


Perhaps we'll sail the C&C 32 for 2 or 3.

Interesting. Yaawwn!


I enjoy owning and trying a
variety of boats.

Do you? That's really interesting! zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

I'm also unlikely to keep a car for more than a few years.

Good man!

Some of the best sailors never own a boat. I make a point of trying as
many
different designs as possible.

That's quite interesting. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz


Only in that way can I make anything close to an
informed decision about a long term boat down the road.

Oh, Sweet Jesus! How Interesting can this post get???? [Yawwwnnnnn]



Just like the 20's and
30's are time for sex with a variety of women, the same sorta goes for
boats.
I'm 41 (next month) and not ready to "settle" down with any one boat yet.
There's still too much to learn and no single boat can teach it. I plan to
sail
the 34XL for 3-4 years and then I want a Ketch, schooner or Yawl for a
while.


Bobby, are you trying to BORE us to death with your intermnable stories
about your unsatisfied boating requirements?

Why don't you go out and buy a boat that you actually want? .... Just like
the rest of us did?

Regards



Donal
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