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Cam,Pretty little boat back there
There is a pretty little boat back there:



Nordhavn? 47? I can't tell from here. Ever been aboard one? Awesome boats.

Your Tayana is beautiful too. Very nice and very comfortable. Looks great.

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Looks to me like CD is looking over to the dark side again.
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I have always been passionate about those boats. Ever been on one TB? One of the best built boats in the world. 5,000 knot miles off of a tank is not unreasonable. Great liveaboard.
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CD is already there... he sails a Catalina...

Yeah, but how much does re-filling that tank set you back CD???
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Well, I had a tough decision to make at the time... either buy a Nordhavn and take it for what it was, or buy a Catalina and put up the worlds largest solar array.

I chose the solar array just to put Giu out of business!!

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Yes, sadly I have . . . Nordhavns are my wife's ultimate boats and never do we spend time at any boat show without her begging to go on them. They are extremely well built passage makers - but no sails!!!

If we ever inherit the fortunes of a long-lost billioniare uncle, I would seriously consider the N47 . . . with a new Nauticat 321 as a toy.
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CD..thanks. BTW all...that is cetol on the rail...not varnish!!
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No sails??? Is that what you said?? Hold on a second:
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Yes, the orange color cast gives it away...
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Cam, your Cetol work is an inspiration. I bought several qts of clear gloss last season, but have yet to apply it over my Cetol light - will do it later this month.

SD - you'd be surprised at how little orange cast exists with the "Light" formula.
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