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Default Pearson 28ll, or Pearson 30

On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 18:35:32 GMT, "Janet O'Leary"
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"Boeland" wrote in message
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Janet O'Leary wrote:
any opinions on these boats

What would you use the boat for?



to leave my drunken husband and go to the bahamas


If you are going to be living aboard my advice would be to get the
biggest boat you can safely handle by yourself, perhaps a 33 or 34 if
you are experienced. That small amount of extra length makes a big
difference in interior space.

That said, both of the Pearsons are good boats, just a little small
for your intended purpose. Most liveaboard couples in the Bahamas are
on boats in the 40 ft range.



 
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