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We've been sailboats shopping on the west coast, British Columbia, Wash,
Oregon and much to our surprise we seem to be leaning toward a Hunter, around 37' to 42', largely because of the cockpit conveniences, design layout, lots of woodwork below, well equipped galley, two decent sized staterooms and most we looked at had the rear swim-board design which at first glance seems really convenient for access. Any comments on this type of design, pros and cons would be appreciated. I would imagine this could be quite interesting in rough following seas. Also, one we looked at had free standing rigging, no shrouds, spreaders etc. Sure makes for an unobstructed deck, everyone have experience with this type of rigging? Peter and John 11th Street Lodging B&B http://www.11street.com 1307 - 11th Street S.W. Calgary Alberta Canada T2R 1G5 Office Phone: +1.403.209.0111 Guest Phone: +1.403.209.0612 or +1.403.245.9612 Fax: +1.403.209.2571 Incoming and outgoing mail virus scanned by N.A.V. 2003. |
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