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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Thu Jun 09 2005 - 05:00:58 EDT
In a message dated 09/06/2005 05:09:27 GMT Daylight Time,
writes:
IF you want to go cruising, you have to prioritize your worries.
In the past three years that I have actively been cruising, I
think that I have heard of no monohulls (cruisers) sinking on a
blue water passage (failing to make port). No multis (cruising multis)
have capsized. Probably 6 or 8 boats have been abandoned in
seaworthy condition only to be found floating after the storm.
Hundreds of boats have dragged anchor. Hundreds have run aground
on well-known reefs named hundreds of years ago by the first
sailor to run aground on them. Statistically, whether your boat
sinks or capsizes is simply not a concern.
-Scott
TOTALLY agree with all of that and most of what you wrote (that i cut out)
too - though i have heard of a few sinkings of monos so it can be something to
consider for sure not worry about but then this is my mindset your and others
will of course differ - like i said in another thread you don't need a blue
water boat just a blue water mindset.
regards
David
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