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You really have got me thinking about a nesting boat.
I've looked at the capacity and stability of the 8 footer. While it would be a cool little boat, it would be most appropriate for a singlehander or a light weight couple. We'll be sailing with two big kids and guests, I don't think a dinghy this small is going to cut it. It would take three adults in calm water but the ferrying time under oars for six people on a weekend sail will just be too much. I realized that, the last time I got in and out of a dinghy this small from the deck of a larger boat, I was 20 years younger and a bit lighter. We'll have guest who aren't as agile as I am. Three adults could row in it but I don't thing three adults could get into it from a 32 foot sailboat. Nothing bigger is going to fit so it has to be a nesting design. I'm going to put this project on hold while I look into that. Roger Long |
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