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From: Henrik Hudson (no email)
Date: Tue Aug 08 2006 - 12:54:58 EDT
On Tuesday 08 August 2006 10:53, "Peter Gelinas" <>
sent a missive stating:
> >>Does anyone other than me think a 40' boat is too big for a single guy?
>
> Why does everyone always start thinking monohull? Come on guys, it's the
> 21st century. A 30+ foot catamaran will give this guy the space of a 45 ft
> monohull and, because it is inherantly stable, be easier to rig, and safer
> to run.
I like Hobies, so a bigger cat probably would be fun. I just don't know
anything about that and what models would make a good, solid built boat that
can handle some rougher seas, eventually.
Gemini?
Maine cats?
The Leopards, Manta's, etc... are all too expensive for my wallet.
> Ah, perhaps a wee bit more to park at the dock, but think of all the money
> he (a computer guy) will save on a nice stable cat.. ... no drinks
> spilling over the keyboard or laptop falling to the floor everytime a wave
> comes by.
Actually, my cat (the feline version) does the wrecking of my equipment just
fine :)
Thanks for all the feedback on and off list. It's all food for thought :)
Henrik
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