Petercatterall
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Why not a trailer sailor/ Big savings on marinas, store near home over winter, and trail off to a new sailing ground when the whim takes you?
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SOLD THE MOBO DAY SKIPPER CSE BOOKED BUT WHAT SAIL BOAT TO BUY?
- Thread starter rinkerrhoda
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dralex
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Re: Owners database regarding their boats.....
That's a good amount of detail on yor boat and yes, the sort of thing I think would be useful.
That's a good amount of detail on yor boat and yes, the sort of thing I think would be useful.
kidnapped
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My recommendation would be to go for 30ft approx. My brother bought smaller and although a great boat, the weather on the Clyde ..... rain .... made life difficult with wet gear needing stored. He bought a 30footer, just as easy to sail, now his wife comes along ..... and likes it!! Just been with him for a week on the Clyde, just like the Med/Carrib. not quite as warm, T shirts all the way, water blue, scenery fab etc etc . Buy at 30 foot, you won't regret it!
PIGLETSDREAM
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Have a look at at a Trapper 500/501. Available in Bilge or Fin Keel. Great members association, fantastic boats for a couple, comfortable with three, cosy for four, start to get in the way with five and need a large tender to tow for six. Very roomy down below, but for long term use, 3 max (adults)