I said 30-40 days maximum, but I know I probably didn't hit 30 last year. I
believe I spent more days and more time sailing on other peoples boats last
year, between racing, this recent sail, and an Atlantic crossing I will
definitely be doing the same this year. Maybe 2005 before I will spend 30+
days sailing my boat.
John Cairns
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
I recently filled out a web survey for 'National Boater Panel ', with the
promise of a $20 coupon for WM. They asked about boat usage per season
and
such. Will post the results when I get them.

Scotty

"John Cairns" wrote

Okay, try this. 30-40 days maximum in a season that lasts approximately
6
months. Not 30-40 24 hour days, 30-40 times a season maximum. And, BTW,
your
question was irrelevant, as explained, this (sailboat ownership) is
something that is a function of disposable income. If you think you have
to
justify owning a sailboat based on the amount you use it then you
probably
shouldn't buy one, because you will never sail it as often as you
thought
you would.
John Cairns