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What great story,
In Response To: Here's a good look at cruising "then" and "now" --then, 1971 on the wooden schooner MALABAR, and now, on 
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() I'm trying to work here, so I started out trying to skim it. But, it kept sucking me in. He writes well. That is rare to see these days.
Messages In This Thread
- What's happening to Cruisers?
- The thorny path will kill any sailors...
- Florida always had a lot of boats that are shattered dreams
- My view...
- In a nutshell... (damn, these new subject lines are WAY too short...
- And go...
- There's the problem ...
- The problem with this BB . . . .
- Problem is, having a crew that "loves" sailing is not always an option
- Another thing I have observed...
- That is a common story in our experience. . .
- there's a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow (failed cruiser)
- Perhaps cruising, as defined by Cruising World, is dieing?
- Lifestyles change. It's hard to generalize.
- The evolution of CRUISING WORLD covers says it all...
- Don't have to go all the way back to 1975, dude
- I did predict the daysailer was here to stay., so I'll make another,....
- Kind of like a cat with one pontoon, eh?
- Uhh, are you sure the high-end daysailers are here to stay...? (grin)
- "High end Daysailers" are your words Jon.
- I'm expecting to pick up an Alerion 28 cheap in a couple years....
- Well, Jon! There is always a 32' trailer sailor called Presto
- Jon- you already know we cruise a pretty small boat. We constantly get told
- Distinction between the cruising world and the magazine "Cruising World"
- The thorny path will kill any sailors...