"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 21:56:20 GMT, "Calif Bill"
wrote:

So for a major cruise where
water got sloppy, might beat you up. But the 28 is a trailerable boat.

Good point on trailerability, probably the best way to do extended
cruising on a smaller boat. The Rosborough RF246 is also very popular
for that sort of thing and should be easier to trailer:

http://www.rosboroughboats.com/rf246/sedan/246Sedan.htm

You can get it with a Volvo diesel which should give you decent fuel
range. Cruising Newfoundland, you are definitely going to want a good
diesel cabin heater. Even in northern Maine it can get very brisk at
night by late summer.


That boat's a beaut. All my internet search for the perfect boat, I never
even heard of Rosborough... I actually like the custom wheelhouse one, the
one with room for an inflatable on top of the wheelhouse. It did occur to
me that I'd love to carry a dinghy or a lifeboat for the NY to NF voyage.
Thanks!

On Sat, 28 Jan 2006 04:16:41 GMT, "ellis" wrote:

http://www.rosboroughboats.com/rf246/sedan/246Sedan.htm

You can get it with a Volvo diesel which should give you decent fuel
range. Cruising Newfoundland, you are definitely going to want a good
diesel cabin heater. Even in northern Maine it can get very brisk at
night by late summer.


That boat's a beaut. All my internet search for the perfect boat, I never
even heard of Rosborough... I actually like the custom wheelhouse one, the
one with room for an inflatable on top of the wheelhouse. It did occur to
me that I'd love to carry a dinghy or a lifeboat for the NY to NF voyage.
Thanks!

You're quite welcome. I've met several people who have one and they
seem very happy with the choice. The first one I ever saw was on the
NYS canal system and the owners had trailered it all over the country.