But did "Afterblue" ever make it to the caribbean? From the Bahamas,
there is still a long distance (several hundred miles) to go to be in
the caribbean.
Kelton

Phracktal wrote:

"Steve Daniels, Seek of Spam" wrote in message . ..


thanks but ive allready read everything on sailboatowners.com and
odayowners or what ever the heck that site is. (just like
sailboatowners.com) ive also read about "knotlink" and all the things
the owner (who is a liveaboard) did to that oday 25.

i still havent found anyone who has taken one to the caribbean though.
most reviews i've read say that its a sturdy enough and forgiving
boat. i just want to hear from someone who has done it or knows
someone who has.

one of the boats that has thus inspired me is the "afterblue", a
hughes northstar 25 that made it from lake ontario to the bahamas with
a fair bit of singlehanding by a very novice skipper. ive read the log
and feel that the oday would ultimatly be the better choice but i
would like to hear if anyone dissagreed.

again though, thanks for the advice.

chris