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How about a sailing discussion?
Is there such a thing as a perfect boat? What characteristics would be paramount, what compromises would you make? Speed? Many different characteristics make a boat "fast," light-air performance, good pointing to windward, ability to plane off the wind, etc etc. Comfort? A roomy cabin, or one with a sumptuous galley & head... how about reliable & effective heater and/or air conditioner? Looks? I'm torn between tradition, say a gaff-rigged schooner.... and a racy modern sport boat... both can be very good looking. What do you think? Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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