Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

Joe

You and DSK.


"Joe" wrote in message ups.com...
Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

Joe

On 21 Feb 2005 08:05:32 -0800, "Joe" wrote:

Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

Heh.

They were testing that thing on the Haringvliet, some water I pass
every day from/to work. The goal was to break the speed record. Too
bad one of the engines leaked oil, so they had to cancel the
attempt...

Cheers!

Remco

Capt. Neal=AE wrote:
You and DSK.

HEY watch yer mouth. I said I love to have it, not dumb enough to buy
it or any trawler. Only an all around, all weather, steady reliable
vessel suits my needs. That is why a Motor Sailing Vessel is far
superior to all others, including your blue water vessel.

Joe






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Joe

I agree, but the only power boats I like are tugs. I like them because
they're working boats. Ones like this would be fine for the time it takes to
resell it.

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"Joe" wrote in message
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Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

Joe

Motorsail vessels are a combination that brings out the worst of
both motor and sail. Either get a pure sailing vessel like Cut the
Mustard or get a trawler. Any sailboat with a big diesel and a
fixed, three-blade prop is a slowcoach and a poor compromise.

That being said, once one admits his motorsailer is not a real
sailboat one can then take advantage of the virtues of a motor
boat and suffer the degradation to a real sailboat such virtues
cause.

CN

"Joe" wrote in message oups.com...

Capt. Neal® wrote:
You and DSK.

HEY watch yer mouth. I said I love to have it, not dumb enough to buy
it or any trawler. Only an all around, all weather, steady reliable
vessel suits my needs. That is why a Motor Sailing Vessel is far
superior to all others, including your blue water vessel.

Joe






"Joe" wrote in message
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Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

Joe

Suck fuel, that is. About 150 gallons an hour.

"Joe" wrote

Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

I have to disagree with you slightly. Powerboats don't suck. But sometimes
powerboaters suck. They figure if they have a drivers license, then they
know how to operate a boat. On average a sailboater knows more about boat
handling and seamanship than the average powerboater.

My favorite cruising ground can best be accessed by powerboat. Although I
have cruised it with a sailboat (Catalina 320) I have charted large
powerboats the past two times. I like powerboats, too. The size and
comfort are nice. The noise while underway is annoying.

Lonny

--
Enjoy my new sailing web site
http://sail247.com


"Joe" wrote in message
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Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

Joe

"Lonny Bruce" wrote in message news:xXXSd.44082$uc.25074@trnddc03...

My favorite cruising ground can best be accessed by powerboat.

Walden's pond?

CN

Actually I like the west coast of Florida. When their aren't any hurricanes
ripping through, of course.

L

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Enjoy my new sailing web site
http://sail247.com


"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...

Motorsail vessels are a combination that brings out the worst of
both motor and sail. Either get a pure sailing vessel like Cut the
Mustard or get a trawler. Any sailboat with a big diesel and a
fixed, three-blade prop is a slowcoach and a poor compromise.

That being said, once one admits his motorsailer is not a real
sailboat one can then take advantage of the virtues of a motor
boat and suffer the degradation to a real sailboat such virtues
cause.

CN

"Joe" wrote in message
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Capt. Neal® wrote:
You and DSK.

HEY watch yer mouth. I said I love to have it, not dumb enough to buy
it or any trawler. Only an all around, all weather, steady reliable
vessel suits my needs. That is why a Motor Sailing Vessel is far
superior to all others, including your blue water vessel.

Joe






"Joe" wrote in message
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Well most do...But Id love to have this one.

http://www.peterkehoe.com/The_World.htm

Joe