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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
... On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 01:50:18 GMT, Commodore Joe Redcloud wrote: The question was: WILL THIS MODEL BOAT MAKE THE CROSSING? ========================================== And the answer of course is definitely maybe. At best it will be a cold wet ride in a small boat. The wrong small boat in my opinion, but people have done it in less and lived to tell about it. A lot of people who ask questions like this have never been offshore in a small boat and have rose colored glasses on regarding the whole experience. It might be a nice warm, dry ride... depends on the conditions. It's my opinion, for what ever that is worth, that they should hear the downside as well. Crossing oceans in a 33 ft boat should not be taken lightly, especially in a boat that is not paticularly well suited for the job. The C&C 33 for all of its fine qualities was not designed and built as a passagemaker, and its designers would be the first to tell you that if asked. Of course they should, but I believe the C&C33, all things being equal, would be fine. It wasn't designed for this sort of trip, but it is well within its capabilities if the situation is handled properly. I would not say the same thing for other boats of that size. Sure, they could make it also, but the effort to get them to that spot would be formidible. |
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