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Thanks to all of you for the advise. I feel pretty comfortable that I
am taking the right approach to this, not rushing into it and trying to
do my homework. I think based on the comments I have received here I am
going to open up my research a little to include slightly larger boats
as well as some of the boats specifically mentioned here. Given that I
am not in a huge hurry I think I can probably find something very good
for us at a reasonable price. Having time on my side seems to be a
great asset in the boat market as boats are continually coming on the
market.

I am looking forward to owning my own boat but want to take the time to
choose wisely for the sailing conditions I will be in and my skill
level. I am sure as I get closer and start to narrow the search I will
be posting some further questions about specific boats and things to
watch out for with them.

Thanks again for all the advise. Your input has made me feel like I am
on the right track.

 
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