Nutsy,

I added a picture to my page of Pneuma on the Hard. It should show you
the reduced wetted area and fine entry and cut away.

The Wing Keel stops any hobby-horse if a sea is running.

This is what makes her a better sailor than the 32.

Ole Thom
By the way there is a picture of the Speed-o-meter as we worked up wind
at 39 degrees to the wind that was blowing 9 knots



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This is what makes her a better sailor than the 32.

Thanks, Thom. I forarded the pic and your comments. It's too bad the 32
is such a dog...I might have considered one as I love the look of PH
boats.

RB
35s5...no pilot house for rainy days!
NY

Nutsy,

More important, an inside Helm and heated PH on a cold Jan. Day.



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More important, an inside Helm and heated PH on a cold Jan. Day.

Thom, ever since Fisher ran an ad for the Fisher 37 with dark
(tanbark?) sails set against Ice Bergs, I've been hooked on the PH
charms. I was 13 years old when I first saw that boat. Two seasons ago
I got to sail one briefly. Not very thrilling to sail, but the PH was
fantastic and a beautifully finished. I also got to sail a Fisher
Potter 25 Ketch, but have yet to try a PH that can really sail. I
looked for a while, then gave up on buying one for now. Anyway...I have
a friend who's hooked on the idea.

RB
35s5
NY