Fantasy boat
- Thread starter Hunter216
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Isn’t there a third boat in play here? How about the one in your avatar? Actually, they all look pretty sweet!
You are ready to downsize, save a ton on boat maintenance and slip fees?
Greg
Greg
Awe there is always the next boat, doesn’t really matter as long as it floats. The Avatar version is a “flying” trimaran. More of a plane than a boat!
Actually NO fees at all this year. Had just returned to the mooring before the Kingston thermals kicked in. Double masted in the background just cruised upwind as everyone else was scrambling to reef etc. One can dream!
Thats two boats in one off in the background. Dinks need love too! 
The double mast guy took a picture of the boat in forground and posted it in the cruiser forum with a equal title.
The double mast guy took a picture of the boat in forground and posted it in the cruiser forum with a equal title.
Just proves the grass really is greener on the other side of the fence!Thats two boats in one off in the background. Dinks need love too!
The double mast guy took a picture of the boat in forground and posted it in the cruiser forum with a equal title.
Yes but think of the size of the trailer. Maybe you could rent the one they used for Armstrong’s rocket, 50yrs old might get it cheap!
-Will (Dragonfly)
jssailem
SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
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Yes but can you afford the cost of varnish...
-Will (Dragonfly)
It would be a never ending task. There'd be no time for sailing.
In my fantasies, yes, I could afford the cost and others would spend the time.
-Will (Dragonfly)
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Fantasy by definition sort of implies an absence of reality. The ship would never need any work, all of the time is devoted to sailing.
That does look like a fun boat to sail, but how would it be as a World cruiser?
-Will (Dragonfly)
Not my idea of a world cruiser, but a rather speedy interisland boat!
My dreams are a little simpler. This Kettenburg K41, thou I would take any of them K38 through the K45.
I was just reading the TV gossip about the Bravo Channel's "Below Decks" show about a megayacht in the charter business a various world-wide venues. Bravo held a curtain call for new crew and actors for the next sason. It will be filmed in Cape Cod - I believe THIS summer. Don't know when they will actually show it. Oh, yeah, this season will be on charter sailing ships- big ones, I'm sure. Don't drool on the remote, please