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On 22 Sep 2004 23:09:56 -0700, (wendy) wrote:
This sounds like the ravings of an
incurable romantic I know, but if, at the end of the day, this
obsession with craft that ghost along on the wind isn't a romantic
one, then what is it?
Not really. I love the Shearwater 45's lines, but there are better
boats. If I'm going to spend $400,000, that is. Why, I could buy a
Saga 43 or 48...probably an excellent sailing machine, but if I wanted
a shuttlecraft I would've joined Starfleet, right? G
At the end of the day, you've got to love the boat you are going to
live aboard. That means (to a point), the "look" has to appeal on some
level. There are a LOT of "pretty" boats out there today, but not so
many that will increase your odds of living out a bad blow. If all
else is equal, why not go for the prettier boat?
Now, if J-Boats did proper cruisers...aaahh...that would be great!
R.
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