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Don W wrote in
. net: Hi Rosie, I don't see what is the big deal about getting a couple of crewmembers to go on the longer passages. Worst case, you spend a little more on the provisions. Personally, I decided some time ago that to do the Pacific I want at least four capable people on the boat. This allows for 12 hour two-person shifts at sea, as well as two people on the boat at all times for anchor watch once you arrive. Only two people on the boat is too much work for me. I'm cruising to have fun! If you think that 12 hour shifts are a good idea, then I never want to sail with you! I personally think that 3 people crews work great. You get 4 on, 8 off. If there's a problem, then you've got 1 person who's been down for at least 4 hours. Anything more than 4 hours at night is too long. -- Geoff |
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