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Thanks, she's amazing. She's as smart as she is attractive, which combo. The problem is all the guests that come to visit when we are out on the water.
My wife and I dated while I had a 21' Victory "Reba's Liberty". The cabin was the size of a pup tent. If you can find a mate who will, um, mate in a cabin that small and likes to sail, then keep her close.
BTW, I really liked the Victory. Bulb keel, and it had a spinnaker, boom vang, big sail inventory. It could fit under the bridge near me at anything but high tide. I bought her from a guy who was moving to Chicago the next day and got a great deal. I sold the boat when I was about to move. The guys who bought her got a great deal.
We really like the C&C 27 MKIII or the C&C 30 MKII. Lot's of room but not something we can live on. We are trying to find a Tayana 37 or 42, or some extended cruising. She doesn't need much room (so she tells me) as long as we can hook up. At the cottage we have a 10ft dingy we seem to float around in without difficulty.
Having spent 22 years at sea where sex is a no - no (US Navy), I personally am all for making up for lost time.
Catmarans rock less at anchor also you know - and just for Maine Sail :
Smooth bottoms are always less of a drag and therefore faster, I require one on my vessel.
no coincidence, the moderators are manipulating every single post. It's the evil empire!
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