MapisM
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IPS aside, which put any boat in the "OMDB" category (but that's me), I must say this is the best suggestion by far.
The BG42 would tick all the OP boxes like no other boats previously mentioned. :encouragement:
Suggestions please... day cruiser in the med?
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The BG42 would tick all the OP boxes like no other boats previously mentioned. :encouragement:
Bigplumbs
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I think in another post he said it was for 8 people.
So here you go at the other end of the spectrum a day boat for 8 people
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/233285953327
Bigplumbs
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How about the obvious...… A Boat that will cruise that does not have sleeping accomodation
Bigplumbs
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petem
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Typically, people like the OP with a villa, want a boat that they can take out for a day with friends in some comfort. It needs to have somewhere to prepare some lunch and a table that they can sit around and eat it. Also need somewhere to sunbathe, have a snooze and a platform for swimming etc. It might also have a tender that can be launched for a trip ashore. Probably also need some shady areas to keep the sun at bay.
What it doesn't need is a spacious saloon or cabins.
kashurst
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depends - you might want to have a, shall we be polite and say a snooze after a lazy lunch
petem
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Fair enough (I tend to have such 'snoozes' (ahem) on deck as we have no gennie to power the A/C).
But I never have a problem sleeping anywhere (it's staying awake that I find difficult)!
BruceK
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whooosh zooom. :encouragement:
jimmy_the_builder
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MapisM
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I sympathize with you, but I have a funny feeling that what kashurt suggested you might want to have after a lazy lunch is better done wide awake...
...and unless you are interested in a round of applause at the end from other boats anchored nearby, I don't think the deck is the best place for it.
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MapisM
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I'd rather go for indifferent.
If you get disgusted for any sort of in-your-face disparities the world is full of, you're bound to have a sad life indeed...
petem
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I sympathize with you, but I have a funny feeling that what kashurt suggested you might want to have after a lazy lunch is better done wide awake...
...and unless you are interested in a round of applause at the end from other boats anchored nearby, I don't think the deck is the best place for it.
LOL, I was always a bit slow off the mark!
MrB
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petem
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You need to get a gennie and quick Pete lmao:encouragement:
No need, my birthday's in November :encouragement:
PowerYachtBlog
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Agreed. The old BG 40 was made of shafts though, which is the same as the 42 minus a smaller platform and IPS and IMO a better internal layout.
Daft idea for SL to go with IPS for both the BG and the X line IMO.
Chris H
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Johnny ?
Bigplumbs
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I am sure there is a Parable that says something different
MapisM
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Indeed, but that's - if I can put it this way - just a parable (I don't think it's supposed to be capitalized, btw).
You are obviously free to trust a young dreamer who claimed to be God.
In fact, many did, in the last two thousands years, so who am I to argue? Better than Islamic integralism anyway, I reckon.
Otoh, you could also choose to follow the humble but arguably more realistic suggestion of an old cynic.
Pick your poison.
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Whitelighter
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Yes but if we are going to start quoting works of fiction there are so many better examples
