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And they require two berths in the marina.
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No, there is no question but what Catamarans are safe, congenial and
in tune with nature. The only way the thinking man will sail.

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And they require two berths in the marina.
Gordon

No, there is no question but what Catamarans are safe, congenial and
in tune with nature. The only way the thinking man will sail.
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Ah... yes, the other negative. This relates to expense.

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On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:38:58 -0700, "Capt. JG"
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And they require two berths in the marina.
Gordon

No, there is no question but what Catamarans are safe, congenial and
in tune with nature. The only way the thinking man will sail.
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Ah... yes, the other negative. This relates to expense.



As I previously posted, one of the great advantages. Keeps the
riff-raff out.


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On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:38:58 -0700, "Capt. JG"
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And they require two berths in the marina.
Gordon

No, there is no question but what Catamarans are safe, congenial and
in tune with nature. The only way the thinking man will sail.
Bruce-in-Bangkok
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Ah... yes, the other negative. This relates to expense.



As I previously posted, one of the great advantages. Keeps the
riff-raff out.


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I guess I'm going to have to continue to rent. :-)



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And they require two berths in the marina.
Gordon

No, there is no question but what Catamarans are safe, congenial and
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One of their major advantages. After all, one doesn't want to be
jammed in with the trailer trash does one?


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