Wansworth
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Cádiz to Vigo,daysailing only probably in early summer,recommended harbours for 24footer,1.5 metres draft
That is a lot of draft for a 24 ft boat
That’s what it says on boat data…Jouet 24That is a lot of draft for a 24 ft boat
?Hooray,, Wansworth has bought a Figaro
No it a possibility I was musing on getting it back to Galicia,yes quite a draft,by next summer It could be sold.In the rias there’s not much on offer unless you go up in price to 12,000. 13,000 euros there is a Jouet 24 in the ria de Vigo but with a new engine they are asking 20,000 euros?Have you definitely bought her?
The Jouet 24 does look very nice - and yes, that is an impressive draft!
SailboatData.com - JOUËT 24 Sailboat
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Yes looks a nice little boat especially like the layoutHave you definitely bought her?
The Jouet 24 does look very nice - and yes, that is an impressive draft!
SailboatData.com - JOUËT 24 Sailboat
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I planto get sponsorship of the local Galician government who envisage sending me a civil servant who will give those Orcas a good talking toCan you guarantee a bit of orca watching on this delivery?
I have done it the other way round a couple of times, stopping almost everywhere.Cádiz to Vigo,daysailing only probably in early summer,recommended harbours for 24footer,1.5 metres draft
New factor is the orcas…..I have done it the other way round a couple of times, stopping almost everywhere.
The longest stretch is Lagos/Sagres around Cape St Vincent up to Sines (about 90nm IIRC), halfway there is a tiny anchorage which might be ok in very settled weather. The rest are 20/30-50nm passages.
Not sure daily hops going north would be the right approach during summer, maybe better wait for some S-SW winds and accumulate all the miles you can in a single passage, before the daily nortada sets in again...
You can withdraw the rudder pin & lift the blade aboard the boat. It would leave you without steerage but the Orcas would only have a cast iron keel to bite. They may push it & capsize the boat but hopefully the boat should self right. The crew needs to be firmly tied on to the deck of course.New factor is the orcas…..
Helpful tips?You can withdraw the rudder pin & lift the blade aboard the boat. It would leave you without steerage but the Orcas would only have a cast iron keel to bite. They may push it & capsize the boat but hopefully the boat should self right. The crew needs to be firmly tied on to the deck of course.
Here is another helpful tipHelpful tips?
Minor detail?Here is another helpful tip
You need to buy the boat first
What does?…..oh yes the Jouet 24.That ticks all your boxes, wansworth. Don’t hang about too long.
You daft b….?What does?…..oh yes the Jouet 24.