Have you all seen . . .
 

Have you all seen what the underbody of a truly fast little
cruising yacht looks like?

Here's your chance if you've not had a chance to.

http://www.homestead.com/captneal/haulout.html

S.Simon - a secret admirer of Capt. Neal

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Seems like it's not a very efficient shape... but at least it's
smooth.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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Have you all seen what the underbody of a truly fast little
cruising yacht looks like?

Here's your chance if you've not had a chance to.

http://www.homestead.com/captneal/haulout.html

S.Simon - a secret admirer of Capt. Neal

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Just as the saying "Only a mother could love such an ugly baby", only an
owner could love such an ugly boat. Did your wife choose that boat for you,
did you buy the first boat you saw, or was it all you could afford?

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When it comes to a sailboat beauty is more of a function of
how she sails than what she looks like. A vessel with very
attractive lines and traditional teak on white can begin to
look like a real dog if she sails like one.

I can easily afford any sailboat in 100K range but since
my present yacht satisfies me in most every way what
would be the purpose of selling her and buying something
not so tried and true. Besides, small is beginning to make
more and more sense these days with the prices of everything
going up so fast.

It is a pleasure to be able to enjoy the same anchorages, the
same comfort, the similar speed, and colder beer than at
a fraction of the cost of those big boats I see who are having
a real hard time sailing their vessels let alone affording them.

S.Simon - knows what he wants and has it.


"JN" wrote in message .. .
Just as the saying "Only a mother could love such an ugly baby", only an
owner could love such an ugly boat. Did your wife choose that boat for you,
did you buy the first boat you saw, or was it all you could afford?

Have you all seen . . .
 

Talk about fags . . .

At least I don't publish homoerotic or onanistic fantasies
on this forum like you just did. Bwahahahahahahah!

S.Simon


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If you are not Capt. Neal, that makes you a fag. If you are him, you are a
jerkoff.

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Does this show some tape on the waterline? seems... wavey...

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Have you all seen what the underbody of a truly fast little
cruising yacht looks like?

Here's your chance if you've not had a chance to.

http://www.homestead.com/captneal/haulout.html

S.Simon - a secret admirer of Capt. Neal

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It's real hard to get that darned tape on straight, real hard!

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
Does this show some tape on the waterline? seems... wavey...

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Have you all seen what the underbody of a truly fast little
cruising yacht looks like?

Here's your chance if you've not had a chance to.

http://www.homestead.com/captneal/haulout.html

S.Simon - a secret admirer of Capt. Neal

Have you all seen . . .
 

No it's not. Done it many times, just takes paitence and skill.
"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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It's real hard to get that darned tape on straight, real hard!

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
Does this show some tape on the waterline? seems... wavey...

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Have you all seen what the underbody of a truly fast little
cruising yacht looks like?

Here's your chance if you've not had a chance to.

http://www.homestead.com/captneal/haulout.html

S.Simon - a secret admirer of Capt. Neal

Have you all seen . . .
 

Simple Simon wrote:
Have you all seen what the underbody of a truly fast little
cruising yacht looks like?

Here's your chance if you've not had a chance to.

http://www.homestead.com/captneal/haulout.html

Neal, when was your Bahamas haulout? If I'm right in thinking that you
antifouled using Micron Extra, I'd be very interested to hear how fouled or
not the bottom is.


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Wally
www.makearatherlonglinkthattakesyounowhere.com
Things are always clearer in the cold, post-upload light.

Have you all seen . . .
 

One can see the thickness of the keel which is necessary for proper lift in
a shoal keel.

The above quote from the photo caption is really funny. I'll bet that thing
really goes to windward with that fat balloon keel. That thing might give the
propper ballast for it's size but trust me it offers no lift.


S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport