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From: Daryl Manning (no email)
Date: Fri Nov 02 2001 - 05:16:42 EST
Actually, I am looking at about the same sort of thing, but mostly because I
couldn't find a sailoboat I could handle by myself (or with a partner) that
had the layout and type of accomodation I wanted.
I'd be interested in what people were thinking in terms of brands of
motorsailors. I had resigned myself recently to a trawler or motorsailor
(after having to give up the Neilali for the hard for the last year) but
hadn't found anything that really leaped out at me (it's very hard to find
really good boats in France at anything less than astronomical prices and
finding a place to keep it in Paris is an exercise in madness =< ).
I had spent some time looking at George Buehler's designs and philosophy and
trying to figure out what was the smallest thing I could deal with in my
kind of liveaboard-slowly-circumnavigating philosophy.
Be interested to hear what other poeople are either living aboard
comfortably or thinking of. Think cheap... I'm poor.
ciao!
Daryl.
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De:
[mailto:]De la part de George
Geist
Envoyé: vendredi 2 novembre 2001 01:58
À:
Cc:
Objet: Re: lv-ab: selling Evening Star
writes:
>So trawlers seem like the compromise I must make
>in my life.
I too am faced with that decision albeit for medical reasons
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