It's taken a while but finally have it

[DougH]

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it has the Crew cabin, it was a tough choice but offers that extra occasional berth when needed, you do loose a bit of storage space though.

I am looking at putting a small tender on the BP rather than stowing one away now.

Don't worry, you will soon fill the crew cabin with all the toys and junk that is so essential in the Med.

We have 2 berths, toilet/shower etc in the crew cabin but no one has ever slept there as there is no longer any room.

 

[CLOUD9]

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Don't worry, you will soon fill the crew cabin with all the toys and junk that is so essential in the Med.

This might be worth a new thread.... for those like me and Steruth1 who are heading South at some point.... What are the Med toys we should be putting on our Christmas list? Probably fairly obvious... but might be interesting to ask the question of the panel....

 

[DougH]

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This might be worth a new thread.... for those like me and Steruth1 who are heading South at some point.... What are the Med toys we should be putting on our Christmas list? Probably fairly obvious... but might be interesting to ask the question of the panel....

Yes
Jobe Binar 2p sledge
Jobe Wake board.
Snorkling gear for everyone.
VHF handheld for the tender when the kids run out of fuel.
Drinks cooler/fridge as close to the cockpit as possible.
Really good inflator compressor for toys. (Beware you will die from heat exhaustion with a manual pump and the kids disappear when help is needed)
New style close fitting buoyancy aids as the old type are uncomfortable. (Jobe again)
Skis for the older ones.
Sun Tan Cream when you realise what heat really is.


No
Inflatable 2 person canoe
Inflatable Banana
Inflatable Doughnut

 

[CLOUD9]

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Yes
Jobe Binar 2p sledge
Jobe Wake board.
Snorkling gear for everyone.
VHF handheld for the tender when the kids run out of fuel.
Drinks cooler/fridge as close to the cockpit as possible.
Really good inflator compressor for toys. (Beware you will die from heat exhaustion with a manual pump and the kids disappear when help is needed)
New style close fitting buoyancy aids as the old type are uncomfortable. (Jobe again)
Skis for the older ones.
Sun Tan Cream when you realise what heat really is.

Brilliant, Thanks Doug. I will print and post directly to Santa. (Remains to be seen if Im on the 'naughty' or 'Nice' list of course!)