"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Skipper wrote:
JohnH wrote:

The overall experience with this usage. The Grady makes the Cortez a
realistic adventure. The Parker precludes anything but the same ol'
local same ol'. An on-the-water Cortez adventure *far* exceeds anything
you'll ever find on the Chesapeake.

[Damn, this is harder than pulling hen's teeth!]

Skipper, what *overall experience with this usage*?

Why would the Grady make the adventure any more realistic than the
Parker?

Suppose if you made two trips, one with the Parker and another with the
Grady you'd understand. Towability is an important factor in the overall
experience.

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Skipper


Now you know why I won't play your absurd games anymore.

Who in their right mind would tow any sort of boat from Kansas to Mexico??

Oh wait, we are talking about Skippy............never mind. ;-)