You're cracking us up, jaxie! You're just making up numbers, like you always
do - show us a link please, or go away. There are lots of cats out there
cruising. It would only take a google to find dozens of stories of
circumnavigations.

BTW, do you even know the difference between East and West? Remember, two
multihulls recently completed eastbound circumnavigations - the cat Cheyenne in
58 days, the other a tri, Geronimo in 63 days.



"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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How many monohulls have gone around the world in 58 days?


how many mono's "have gone around the world" in 358 days"

there are -- right now -- several thousand mono's heading west around the
world, as compared to four or five cats. There are zero point zero cats
heading east around the world.

there is a reasons for that.