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On Apr 13, 12:13*pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: the answer is NOT a larger or electric windlass but, rather, a SMALLER BOAT! Wilbur Hubbard My honored poster, I agree however I would also suggest an alternative: A much large boat with a crew. Say 80'+ with a crew to do all the work. The problme as I see it is the infirm and unable simply want to live beyond their means. so they get the biggest boat they can not handle. Another case of unrealistic expectatoins. Such as ," im 57 years old and have the back of a 30 year old." DENILE............the sinker of boats. Bob |
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