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"Dan Best" wrote in message
... Capt. Rob wrote: The Hunter 34 can certainly go offshore safely. Capt Rob has taken a bit if flak as a result of posting the above statement. I think the reason is that we are using terms like "go offshore" pretty loosely since they can mean different things to different people. Does it mean a N. Atlantic crossing in winter, a trip down the coast or just getting out of the protected waters of your local bay? Dan, he's a troll... I'm sure that this statement will incite a number of replies of course. He's not a "Capt." either, btw. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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